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‘Dollface’ Season 2: Sensationally Turning Thirty
We all have (at least) one show that we associate with lockdown because that’s when we binge-watched it. In my case, it’s “Dollface.” Short episodes,
‘Thirty-Nine:’ Happiness and Terminal Illness
In “Thirty-Nine,” viewers dive into the daily lives of a female trio of long-time friends. At the dawn of their forties, Mi-jo (Son Ye-jin) is
Oscar Isaac Exemplifies Range in ‘Moon Knight’
Imagine waking up one day in a different location. You have no idea where you are. You have no idea how much time has passed.
‘Bridgerton:’ The Netflix Show Returns With an Enemies-to-Lovers Plot
After a massive hit of a first season, Netflix’s “Bridgerton” premiered its second season on March 25. Based on the New York Times Best Selling
Modern Turkey Advent Threatened in ‘Midnight at the Pera Palace’
Time travel. The Années folles. The fight for independence. These are the main ingredients in the eight-episode Turkish series “Midnight at the Pera Palace.” Shot
‘The Fame Game’ Transcends the Bollywood Genre
Nothing is more deceitful than appearances. Such is the moral of “The Fame Game,” a show put out by Netflix on Feb. 25. Oftentimes, we
‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Makes its Marvelous Return
If you’re a fan of stand-up comedy, retro fashion or acclaimed television writer Amy Sherman- Palladino, then surely Amazon Video’s “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” has
5 Shows on Apple TV+ You Should Be Watching
With an abundance of streaming options and TV content to choose from these days, it can be difficult to stand out. However, Apple TV+ seems
The Adventurous ‘Raising Dion’ Continues on Netflix
We can pretty much agree that parenting is the toughest job in the world. Now imagine parenting a child only to find out that he
ABC’s ‘Abbott Elementary’ Is a Smart Sitcom
“Abbott Elementary” is a success story for internet-based creators. As an older gen Z, I remember watching Quinta Brunson’s web series “Girl Who Has Never
‘Peacemaker’ Showcases John Cena at his Strongest
With the rapid expansion of the superhero genre in American pop culture, recent films and television shows like “Deadpool,” “The Boys” and “Joker” have developed
‘All of Us Are Dead’: Netflix’s Korean Wave Strikes Again
It is no secret that we have been living in a global pandemic for over two years now. This has caused numerous and repetitive lockdown
‘Yellowjackets’ Concludes First Season With Thrilling Cliffhanger
This article contains spoilers for “Yellowjackets” season one. Picture it: it’s your senior year of high school. The girl’s soccer team wins the state finals