In this month’s Act Two, we’re unpacking the beautiful chaos of Jodie Foster’s Home for the Holidays a film that understands exactly what it means to return home as a grown woman… and feel every version of yourself rise to the surface.

We talk about the way holidays expose family dynamics, old wounds, unexpected grace, and the quiet resilience women carry through it all. This is a story about identity, independence, belonging, and that bittersweet moment when you realize you’ve grown past the box your family still tries to put you in.

It’s messy, it’s tender, it’s hilarious and it captures the emotional transition so many women face in midlife: choosing your own peace, honoring your own voice, and redefining what “home” truly means.

If the holidays bring up a little too much, or if you’ve ever found yourself rebuilding your life in the middle of seasonal madness… this episode is for you.

Frankenstein — Livi’s Corner Review
4.4 Snaps

Benicio Del Toro’s Frankenstein is a stunning love letter to classic horror and a warning about dreams pushed too far. The visuals? Crisp, seamless, and explosive, literally shook my house.

Oscar delivers a brooding, magnetic Viktor. Jacob’s performance is heartbreaking and unforgettable (that voice!). Mia Goth brings the fire, the grit, and the color this story needs.

It’s almost 2.5 hours and nearly too long, but the visuals carry it across the finish line. A wild, emotional ride worth experiencing for yourself.

Watch & tell me your thoughts.
— Olivia for Livi’s Corner

This week, we’re steeping in the sweetness of PBS comfort. Tea & Tarts is all about the cozy corner of public television — the shows that feel like a warm mug on a chilly day and a perfectly flaky treat when life needs a little indulgence.

From the gentle charm of British teatime dramas to the culinary delights, home-arts series, and soft-spoken storytellers who shaped our afternoons, this episode is a celebration of calm, creativity, and the joy of slowing down.

If you grew up with PBS humming in the background — or you’ve recently rediscovered its magic — this episode is for you. Pull up a chair, pour your favorite tea, and let’s savor this one together.

Streaming Monday on Livi’s Corner.
Because sometimes, joy really is a cup of tea and a good story.

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Livi’s Corner Presents: The Sports Corner | Volleyball Edition
From packed college arenas to global championships, volleyball’s having a moment — and we’re diving right into it.

Team chemistry. Power serves. Heart-stopping rallies.
This episode breaks down how the sport’s evolving and why audiences everywhere are catching the wave.

Tune in now on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you vibe with Livi’s Corner.
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Has horror finally gone too far?
Halloween 2025 marked the lowest box office weekend in 30 years. Even though this year was PACKED with horror hits.
Is it fatigue? Oversaturation? Or has the genre lost its sense of timing?
🎧 Tap in for the full breakdown on Livi’s Corner: The Deep Dive Edition.

This week on Act Two we’re sitting with Soul Food.

Sundays smelled like greens and gospel. Secrets simmered slow. And the women? Always holding it together.

The film. The memory. The matriarch.

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Warner Bros. Discovery just became the first studio of 2025 to cross $4 Billion worldwide, and Livi’s Corner is breaking down how they did it.

From Minecraft to Sinners , to a sleek new studio strategy built on event cinema and global momentum this week’s episode digs into what this milestone means for the industry, for moviegoers, and for WBD’s future split.

Stream the episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen.
Join the conversation: Which WBD film was your favorite this year?

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The PBS Hour - Episode 2: Mysteries and Manners
This episode of The PBS Hour explores the moody elegance of PBS’s Gothic storytelling from American Playhouse to Masterpiece Mystery.

These stories weren’t just atmospheric, they taught us that politeness can be a mask. That mystery doesn’t always seek resolution. And that manners can hide monsters.

Now streaming on #LivisCorner

Season 6 | The PBS Hour
So, press play if you were ever captivated by whispers in the dark, distant trains, or a front porch shadow at dusk.

And yes, this episode pairs surprisingly well with “Murder on the Dancefloor.” Because manners might keep you dancing, but there’s still a mystery under the floorboards…

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