How Yerin Ha Became the Belle of Bridgerton’s Ball
[ad_1] Yerin Ha didn’t know if she’d get a reply on Instagram. After landing the role of Sophie Baek in Bridgerton’s fourth season and becoming...
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The True Story Behind ‘The Big Fake’
[ad_1] At the start of The Big Fake, a Netflix dramatization of one criminal’s involvement in the most tumultuous events in post-war Italy, Toni Chichiarelli...
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Everything to Know About the Comics Behind ‘The Beauty’
[ad_1] If you had the chance to be beautiful, would you take it? We’re not talking about mere attractiveness, but a near-immediate physical metamorphosis into...
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Breaking Down the Ending of ‘Finding Her Edge’
[ad_1] Warning: Spoilers ahead for Finding Her Edge The Netflix series Finding Her Edge, based on the 2022 novel by Jennifer Iacopelli, follows Adriana Russo...
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Elizabeth Smart Speaks Out in New Documentary
[ad_1] In the Netflix documentary Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart, out Jan. 21, Smart recalls the night she was abducted from her bedroom in Salt Lake City,...
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Breaking Down the Electric Ending of ‘Steal’
[ad_1] Warning: Spoilers ahead for Steal Zara (Sophie Turner) is having a run-of-the-mill bad day, hungover from yet another night out and tasked with showing...
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‘Industry’ Recap: A Masterpiece Homage to Gothic Horror
[ad_1] This article discusses, in detail, the events of Industry Season 4, Episode 2. Industry creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay have, over the course...
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How A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Connects to Game of Thrones
[ad_1] Bloodmoon, Snow, Empire of Ash. In the nearly seven years since Game of Thrones came to what we’ll generously refer to as a polarizing...
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Breaking Down the Shocking Ending of ‘Ponies’
[ad_1] Warning: Spoilers ahead for PONIES PONIES, the new Peacock series created by Susanna Fogel and David Iserson, has an enticing premise. In 1977, Bea...
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‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Is ‘Game of Thrones’ Filler
[ad_1] A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is not like other Game of Thrones shows. Or, at least, it’s not so much like them that...
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‘Young Mothers’ Is One of the Dardenne Brothers’ Best Films
[ad_1] The Belgian filmmaking duo Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne have been making observant, low-key films for so long now that it’s easy to take them...
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How Netflix’s People We Meet on Vacation Movie Differs From the Book
[ad_1] Warning: This post contains spoilers for the book and movie versions of People We Meet on Vacation Best-selling author Emily Henry didn’t set out...