Emily in Paris Season Four: A Dazzlingly Thin Parisian Dream
Emily in Paris has been a polarizing presence since its debut, adored by some for its romanticized depiction of the City of Light and derided by others for its lack of depth. Now with four seasons under its belt, the…
Call Me Bae: Ananya Panday is a Flashy, Desi Emily Yearning for A Purpose
Call Me Bae opens with this girl who appears to have it all, living a fantasy existence. She is extremely wealthy, grows up with everything at her disposal, and marries into an ultrarich family that only travels by helicopter. But…
Most Anticipated Shows and Movies from Netflix’s TUDUM 2022 Event
Back in 2021, Netflix launched a companion website called Tudum. Tudum is a news hub where fans can receive additional information and exclusive sneak peeks about their favorite tv shows and movies. Additionally, the website also features news regarding upcoming…
Emily in Paris Balances Glamour and Realism in Second Season
Recently Emily in Paris season 2 came out on Netflix, and many people have mixed reactions about this season. Some people loved it; some didn't. This makes sense to me cause recently, I've watched it in one sitting, even though…
Emily in Paris: A Voyage into Fashion, Food and Fantasy
I tuned in to Emily in Paris, Netflix’s new rom-com series, expecting a European love affair between a young woman and her enviably stylish job. Instead the series is, what can be called, a boomer’s fantasy of a lazy millennial’s…
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