Review: Netflix show circles around realistic teen lives
“Grand Army” is a Netflix original series that revolves around five students at the largest fictional public high school in Brooklyn, New York.
“Grand Army” is a Netflix original series that revolves around five students at the largest fictional public high school in Brooklyn, New York.
Ted Lasso” is a delightful series following the titular American football coach as he makes the transition to coaching soccer in the English Premier League.
“Emily in Paris” is a delightful Netflix series about an American woman making her way in Paris.
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The final season of “13 Reason Why” pushes through the show’s controversial history to deliver an emotional conclusion.
In its final season, “She-Ra and the Princesses of Power” wraps up the five-season-long series with a firm commitment to the strong characters that define the show.
Côte de Boeuf, wagyu brisket sliders, Peruvian border ceviche, uni dynamite rice, Los Angeles bacon street dog and Pasta a la Raimi are only a few of the mouthwatering dishes featured in the third volume of “The Chef Show.” While the close-up shots of the food are enticing, the featured dishes are far from being the only appealing aspects of “The Chef Show.”
This Netflix documentary series stars filmmaker Jon Favreau and chef Roy Choi.
Who hasn’t wondered about that creepy house down the road?
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The holiday season is the time of year when pictures of reindeer cakes or dreidel cake pops appear all over Pinterest.
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