Jessica Toomer is a writer and critic for UPROXX, with contributions to various publications such as The Hollywood Reporter, Glamour, Nylon, and Teen Vogue. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Jessica covers a range of topics including film, TV, music, and gaming, providing readers with insightful and engaging content.
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By: Jessica Toomer
Whether you find yourself firmly on the side of Team Green or Team Black , there's no denying that House of the Dragon's second season has turned
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A struggling stand-up comic with a deranged stalker. A beef shop breaking into the world of high-end dining. A period drama set in feudal Japan.
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By: Jessica Toomer
Adaptations are a tricky business, especially when you're translating a world as vast and complex and infused with magic as George R.R. Martin's.
"The Red Dragon and the Gold" left us crying, shaking, and throwing up over the ways hurt people, hurt people (and dragons).
The scariest thing (to today’s audience) about Ti West’s horror film is how unbothered it is by sex.
House of the Dragon's fifth episode is here to make everyone who's not a Targaryen feel better about their dysfunctional relationship with their mother.
From wrangling tornadoes to kicking Tom Cruise’s ass and leading a Queer zombie comedy, the former bodybuilder is branching out on screen.
House of the Dragon's sixth episode is, as Marie Kondo would say, “mess.” One big gay mess.
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