Nice Girls Talk

Heading to WonderCon

This year will mark my sixth straight year attending Wonder Con; but this time around – unlike those past years – the annual pop culture event will be held in downtown Los Angeles instead of Anaheim. [It should be noted that the convention originated in San Francisco before being moved to Anaheim.] Regardless of the location, I will heading to …

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3 VIW Who Guest Starred on TV

In March we celebrate influential women in history, recognizing their contributions to the world. The more we see these women, the more their accomplishments become known and inspire. A cameo on a primetime television show is a great way to expose viewers to the possibilities of real life success. Here are three Very Important Women (VIW) who guest starred in …

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St. Paddy’s Day, Bobcat style

You may have noticed by now, I’m kind of a numbers junkie. I like numbers, they help me make sense of things. I love to find random facts and see how they fit into my life, albeit, sometimes it’s in an off-the-wall way, sometimes in a very spot on way. So it should come as no surprise to you that …

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Do You Remember: Eastwick

Back in 2009, ABC premiered a new supernatural series called Eastwick based on the John Updike novel “The Witches of Eastwick”, which – as many know – was adapted into a film back in 1987 that starred Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan Sarandon and Michelle Pfeiffer. The small screen version that only lasted for one season starred Paul Gross (of Due …

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My Blue Bloods binge is over…for now

Despite the sunshine outside, this week has been a bit foggy for me. It’s been one week. One week since I finished watching 111 episodes of Blue Bloods. I started watching the show the last weekend of January and I finished the five seasons available on Hulu last Friday night (March 4). That’s  4,773 minutes of Blue Bloods in FIVE …

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JANE AUSTEN: A Woman Out of Time

I don’t claim to be an expert on Jane Austen, the person, but anyone who has read all of her writings multiple times can draw the obvious conclusions about her. Basically, Jane was a woman ahead of her time, who felt keenly the restraints of being a woman in the late 1700’s. She acknowledged those limitations on women often through …

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What to Expect on TV in April

With spring less than two weeks away (how is it almost April already?!), it seemed like a good time to look ahead (just a little) to the TV shows that will be returning for new seasons as well as some new made-for-TV movies that will be fun to watch. Here is what I am looking forward to seeing in April: …

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Homage to 2 TV Mavens of the Past

In honor of women’s history month, I wanted to brush up on my knowledge of TV mavens that pioneered the industry. I pointed my sights to the legends Lucille Ball and Irna Philips, and here is what I discovered. Lucille Ball – I Love Lucy This was the first successful series with a female lead. It first aired on CBS …

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The Stay Home and Read a Book Ball

For the last year or two, I have been volunteering at my local library here in Los Angeles (a terrific “small town” library similar to the one back home), helping out – for the most part – with their quarterly book sales. For me this volunteering was an homage (if you will) to my time “working” as a library aide …

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5 Reasons Why We Love “Blindspot’s” Jane Doe

NBC’s Blindspot has been one of the breakout hits for the network and it’s no secret that we Nice Girls are nuts about it too. With its return on February 29th, we’ve been talking about why we love the show’s main character, Jane Doe. Or is it Taylor Shaw? Here are five reasons why we love Jane Doe: First of …

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