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Television
fromThe Atlantic
2 days ago

The People Are Starved for Romance

Vladimir fails to deliver genuine chemistry and emotional connection, relying instead on superficial motifs of desire and repetitive fantasies.
Writing
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week ago

A Woman of Substance review a lavishly absurd, cliche-packed tribute to simpler times

Barbara Taylor Bradford's 'A Woman of Substance' follows Emma Harte's rise from poverty to becoming the world's richest woman, now adapted into an eight-part miniseries starring Brenda Blethyn.
Television
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 weeks ago

Vanished review even Kaley Cuoco can't save this desperately daft mystery caper

Kaley Cuoco stars in Vanished as archaeologist Alice, who becomes entangled in mystery and peril while navigating a relationship with Tom in a luxury hotel setting.
Television
fromThe Atlantic
1 month ago

Six Satisfying TV Shows You Can Watch in One Sitting

One-season TV can tell a complete story; The Night Of emphasizes the murder’s devastating consequences over finding the killer.
Marketing
fromSkift
1 month ago

How Ibis Is Betting on Social-First Storytelling With a Creator-Led Miniseries

Ibis uses a social-first miniseries to position hotels as reliable reset points for Gen Z and Millennial travelers through entertainment-led, mobile-first storytelling.
Film
fromIndieWire
7 months ago

The Single Takes of 'Adolescence' Make It Impossible to Look Away

Adolescence explores the aftermath of a school murder through innovative storytelling and technical cinematography.
Television
fromwww.mercurynews.com
8 months ago

What to watch: The Institute' a worthy Stephen King adaptation

The Institute is a noteworthy adaptation of a Stephen King novel featuring a creepy performance by Mary-Louise Parker.
Television
fromRoger Ebert
8 months ago

The Best TV of 2025 (So Far) | TV/Streaming | Roger Ebert

Television in 2025 has shown considerable improvement, sparking conversations and engaging audiences in a way not seen in recent years.
fromVulture
8 months ago

Jennifer Aniston to Play the Titular Mom in I'm Glad My Mom Died Series

AppleTV+ is adapting Jennette McCurdy's memoir 'I'm Glad My Mom Died' into a ten-episode miniseries, with Jennifer Aniston producing and starring as the mother.
Television
fromwww.theguardian.com
8 months ago

Smoke review no TV show has ever been worth sticking with more

Lehane's 'Smoke' may struggle initially with tonal inconsistencies, but sticking with it reveals a solid premise and character depth worth exploring.
Film
Relationships
fromThe Atlantic
9 months ago

'Sirens' Has Beachy Vibes but a Dark Heart

Sirens satirizes the lives of the rich through chaotic drama and dark humor, emphasizing their secrets and interpersonal tensions.
fromPolygon
10 months ago

Critical Role announces new miniseries for Daggerheart, its custom D&D competitor

Critical Role's new miniseries, Age of Umbra, will feature its own tabletop RPG, Daggerheart, led by Matthew Mercer with the original cast reuniting.
Podcast
fromBusiness Insider
10 months ago

'Good American Family' doesn't cover Natalia Grace's full true story. Here's what we know about a potential season 2.

Hulu's scripted miniseries "Good American Family" explores the contentious adoption of Ukrainian orphan Natalia Grace and her troubled relationship with her adoptive parents.
NYC parents
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