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A disgraced tennis champion and the actor who once called her an excuse for a player are contractually dating for four months. Liana Cincotti's traditional debut is sharper about p...
Appealing to new audiences as well as nostalgic fans from generations past, this fan edition stays true to the heart of Ann M Martin's enduringly popular series while weaving in co...
The Summer Book – Film Review by Fran Winston Directed by: Charlie McDowell Starring Glenn Close, Emily Matthews In cinemas August 7 Eight-time Oscar nominee Glenn Close heads the...
Five-Star Summer by Sarah Morgan: Evie Hamilton has worked at the five-star hotel Alexandra, Cornwall for most of her life along side of her father. Recently the general manager Ge...
Have A Great Summer by Francesca Cocchi was a nostalgic summer romance about first love, female friendship, career crossroads, and finding your way forward when you’ve spent a litt...
Martina Plura’s Hot Girl Summer throws three lifelong best friends into one unforgettable summer. It’s messy, it’s awkward, and it crosses several... The post Hot Girl Summer first...
Coming Home Summer In Bellbird Bay by Maggie Christensen is a most delightful contemporary novel that I adored. It is the first book in the fantastic Bellbird Bay series. Maggie Ch...
Come for the magic of open-air theatre and stay for the brilliantly styled-out mischief of wild faeries, lovers and work folk living out their dreams... and nightmares. The post Re...
There is something almost tailor-made for a summer romance about The Last Sunrise. Mallorca, first... The post The Last Sunrise Review (Prime Video): A Romantic, Sinceres Summer Ro...
The writer and director behind "My Old Ass" sticks close to home for her first TV series, about a 17-year-old New Yorker who inherits an island in Canada — where her secret sister...
Long gone are the days of The WB and The CW serving as a hub for must-see teen dramas like “Dawson’s Creek,” “Felicity,” and “Gossip Girl.” Now, Prime Video is going all in on YA m...
After a trying few months, Marigold Summer Destiny 2026 was a necessary statement that everything is back on track for the company.
In Hopkins’ series opening debut, 11-year-old Astrid Crossley, who has “paper-white” skin and “white-blonde” hair, knows no life beyond the dark rhubarb shed where she’s kept safe...
Hot Greek Summer arrives to rave reviews.
Title: Silki, the Girl of Many Scarves: Summer of the Ancient Author: Jodi Lea Stewart Genre: YA Fiction / Adventure-Mystery This short, fast-paced novel introduces readers to...
Sterling Point is the new coming-of-age TV drama from Megan Park, writer and director of brilliant indie... The post Sterling Point Review – A Refreshing Take On The Coming of Age...
Eight tales of summer fun and queer love mark the season for DC's latest oversized anthology.
With books set in Los Angeles, New Orleans, Dust Bowl Nebraska, and more, this list has all you need for one more summer adventure.
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. We have sadly reached the end of the summer months, which in New England terms means I’m now in for two months of damp leaves fol...
Summer at Flora's House is the third installment of a heartwarming novella series featuring likable characters and a strong sense of place. The post Summer at Flora’s House [Book R...
There’s an astonishing naturalism about the two leads, navigating the ups and downs of adolescence, bodily changes and learning to use tamponsPractically any woman who had a best f...
Critics might have been sniffy back in 2001 but the silly summer camp comedy has endured and director David Wain has been enjoying the ‘slow-burn’ appreciationIn the summer of 2001...
Columbia mainstay Toby’s delivers a high-quality production of an underwhelming show. By ERIC COLCHAMIRO
Social media culture gets savaged by The Butler Brothers in this exquisitely catty, satirical splatter... The post Starsuckers Review (2026 Tubi London Frightfest) appeared first...
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