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*Appeared In: Sindy, "Every Girl's Best Friend!" UK Magazine Issue No. 18 - August 16 (Marvel Comics LTD.) 1986

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Rivals Season 2, Episode 5.Now almost halfway through its second season, Rivalscontinues to keep its fans on their toes with new twists that differ from the events of the Dame Jilly Cooper novel on which it's based. So far, Season 2 has seen the fallout of Cameron Cook (Nafessa Williams) and Tony Baddingham's (David Tennant) confrontation at the end of Season 1, as well as the very public fall of Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell). Season 2 continues to adapt crucial scenes from the book, while also incorporating exciting new storylines into the series.

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*Appeared In: Sindy: "Every Girl's Best Friend!" UK Magazine Issue No. 16 - August 2 (Marvel Comics LTD.) 1986

After the cross-section of hockey and romance in Heated Rivalry took over the world, a new entry joined the chat and became everyone's new obsession: Off Campus. Based on the Elle Kennedy book series, the Louisa Levy-created series lifts the primary plot from The Deal to serve as the central focus of its triumphant season. The story follows the dynamic between music major Hannah Wells (Ella Bright) and ice hockey captain Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli) as their fake-romance pact evolves into an actual relationship.

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*Appeared In: Sindy, "Every Girl's Best Friend!" UK Magazine Issue No. 23 - September 20 (Marvel Comics LTD.) 1986

Discover how Office Romance star Brett Goldstein reveals the hilarious roast that sparked a lifelong insecurity, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, cast chemistry, and unexpected personal confessions in this Collider BTS interview.

Romance adaptations are having a moment. If you've been paying attention to the genre's status on TV, it's been on a roll for years, with shows like Bridgerton and The Summer I Turned Pretty rapidly evolving into pop-cultural phenomena. These adaptations are appealing to book fans who already love the source material and the general audience who wants to be swept up by a love story. People are yearning to yearn, and these series deliver. In particular, Prime Video has become a hub where these romance adaptations flourish. From international hits like Maxton Hall—The World Between Us to underrated gems like My Lady Jane, the streamer is quietly bringing back the types of series that used to thrive on The CW. Last month, Off Campus took the world by storm, and now, Every Year After is joining the ranks. While many might try to make comparisons to The Summer I Turned Pretty, Every Year After distinguishes itself as two coming-of-age stories centered on first love and second chances.

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*Appeared In: Sindy, "Every Girl's Best Friend!" UK Magazine Issue No. 32 - November 22 (Marvel Comics LTD.) 1986

Movies about the two World Wars forever remain in fashion. The sheer scale of destruction, sacrifice, and loss makes for a great spectacle, with films like All Quiet on the Western Front and Dunkirk offering a visceral portrait of the wars. While WWII is more "popular" than its predecessor, which leads to more movies and TV shows, some creators also tackle the complicated events of WWI. At this point, it seems like there is nothing more to say, but Lukas Dohnt has another angle to explore.

If you have ever felt like you don't belong, or you're not quite sure how you fit into a world that feels designed for others, there is BritBox's newest triumph, The Other Bennet Sister. For period drama and Jane Austen fans everywhere, The Other Bennet Sister is exactly the well-written and superbly acted masterpiece they didn't even know they needed. With an amazing 97% on Rotten Tomatoes and lots of love from fans, there is no doubt that this Regency-era limited series is a winner.