Kdrama bromances never die and always promise more happiness than love stories. Here are some of the most heartwarming instances where we rooted harder for brotherhood than we did for the main romances.
Woman's agency over her own body and choices is a topic much debated. Maite Alberdi in the documentary A Child of My Own portrays the real-life story of Eleoner Alejandra Marin Mendoza aka Ale who spent 13 years in prison for kidnapping a baby. This documentary puts out her story before she did the crime and what led her to it along with interviews, CCTV clips and archival materials.
My Brilliant Career brings Miles Franklin’s feminist classic to Netflix with a modern, romantic twist, while Philippa Northeast delivers a standout performance as Sybylla.
Let's Marry Harry ended with harry Jowsey finding his bride in Amber Mozo. While the show got its winner, beneath the rings, eliminations and inevitable drama is a question reality television, implicitly, has been asking women for years: will he choose me? Perhaps the more intersting part is not who got the man rather why we instinctively keep going back to "woman winning if she is chosen" plot.
Matthew Rhys Emmy Nomination has caught a lot of attention especially with the "cash" remark that Rhys made at an interview. The Americans actor known for his range has been an under-discussed artist who is here yet again with Emmy nominations.
