Author: Madiha Ahmed

If you’re a Selling Sunset fan, then you know that the series is about way more than high-end Los Angeles real estate. Revolving around the agents at The Oppenheim Group, the popular Netflix series has just as much drama as it has multimillion-dollar deals, which is what makes it so entertaining. Maybe you’re more interested in the fabulous … Continue reading These Reality Series on Netflix Will Give You Major Selling Sunset Vibes Continue Reading →

  Charlie Kaufman’s film adaptation of Ian Reid’s unsettling debut novel, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, is set to premiere on Netflix in September. While the movie adaptation, starring Jessie Buckley, Toni Collette, and Jesse Plemons, may differ from the novel, the novel is about an unnamed woman who goes to meet her boyfriend’s parents at their … Continue reading I’m Thinking of Ending Things: If Netflix’s Adaptation Follows the Book, Brace Yourself Continue Reading →

  ← USE ARROW KEYS → Image Source: POPSUGAR Photography / Eric Helgas   Here at POPSUGAR, we love books. We’re constantly reading, and if you’re going through books as quickly as we are, you probably need some new recommendations right about now. Well, not to fear. We tapped our editors to find out the brand-new … Continue reading 3 New Books Coming Out This August That Our Editors Couldn’t Put Down Continue Reading →

  Image Source: YouTube user Netflix In news we never saw coming but probably should have, Karamo Brown and Christine Quinn are friends. Selling Sunset fans were treated to the Netflix crossover in season three of the series, which premiered on Aug. 7. In the finale episode, “A Not So White Wedding,” the Queer Eye star enlists the luxury real estate agent … Continue reading In Case You Were Curious, Karamo Brown and Christine Quinn’s Friendship Began on Instagram Continue Reading →

Ah, Frankie: the hippie art teacher, mother, ex-wife, and realest person you’ll ever know. She’s always upfront about her opinions, which is what makes her character — and the 20 Frankie GIFs ahead — so great. Lily Tomlin, who plays one of the antagonists on Netflix’s Grace and Frankie (along with Jane Fonda), has mastered the art of … Continue reading Frankie From Grace and Frankie Is Totally Relatable, and These 20 GIFs Prove It Continue Reading →

  Nurse Ratched might not be a new American Horror Story character, but she is an infamous icon in pop culture, immortalized by Louise Fletcher in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Indeed, the American Film Institute ranked her as the fifth-best movie villain of all time, just beneath the likes of Hannibal Lecter and Darth Vader. Now, she’s getting … Continue reading Before You Watch Netflix’s Ratched, Here’s a Primer on the Terrifying Title Character Continue Reading →

  Gary Janetti is one of my favorite people on Instagram. In a time where royal news coverage is . . . exhausting, Janetti’s account — which is a tongue-in-cheek page dedicated to Prince George — is a breath of fresh air that pokes fun at the relentless coverage of the British royals. Plus, it makes … Continue reading Katy Perry Convinced Orlando Bloom to Play Prince Harry in Gary Janetti’s New Show Continue Reading →

It was fairly early on in the coronavirus crisis when Geena Davis and Wendy Guerrero realized their Bentonville Film Festival could not go on as planned. The annual event in Bentonville, Arkansas, normally scheduled for late April or early May, was put on hold, along with virtually everything else in the world. But unlike Cannes and SXSW and Comic-Con, … Continue reading Geena Davis Explains How to Have a Film Festival These Days Continue Reading →

While watching the new dance competition film Work It (available on Netflix August 7), my viewing partner and I tried to come up with an appropriate alternate title for the film. Bring the Perfect Dance was the best we could manage, Frankensteining together Work It’s most obvious, uh, references: cheerleading film Bring It On; the mortifying 2001 artifact Save the Last Dance; … Continue reading Jordan Fisher Dances Away With Netflix’s Work It Continue Reading →

Architect Stephanie Goto has a portfolio that spans from New York’s Aldea to work with the Calder Foundation—and her personal taste is just as eclectic.  Style File Uniform: A mix of The Row, Sacai, Comme des Garçons, and Melitta Baumeister.  See Campaign: https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2020/08/stephanie-goto-art-world-beloved-architect-shares-her-favorite-thingsContact Information:VANITY FAIRTags:, Wire, United States, English Continue Reading →