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15 May 2021

Netflix orders 'Bridgerton' spinoff: All hail Queen Charlotte

Netflix and Shondaland are cashing in on the success of their hit TV series Bridgerton. The studios confirmed a new spinoff, and we are totally here for it!

14 Apr 2021

Netflix renews Regal drama 'Bridgerton' for Seasons 3 and 4

While we await the release of the second season of Bridgerton, news suggests that Netflix has already renewed the show for two more seasons.

16 Feb 2021

'Sex Education' actor Simone Ashley joins Netflix's 'Bridgerton'

Netflix's Bridgerton is riding high on the success of its first season. The scope for this series based on Julia Quinn's novels is getting bigger with the spotlight now on the romantic escapades of another couple.

29 Jan 2021

Izzie Stevens returning on 'Grey's Anatomy'? Katherine Heigl drops hints

Katherine Heigl, the ever-pretty and confident Izzie Stevens of Grey's Anatomy, might get back to say "hi" to her hospital bestie Meredith Grey.

22 Jan 2021

Sensual Regency drama 'Bridgerton' gets Netflix nod for season two

Shonda Rhimes has done it again.

01 Jan 2021

'Bridgerton' Season 1 creates controversy for showing non-consensual sex scene

Bridgerton, which is trending at no. 2 on Netflix in India right now, got mired in a controversy.

14 Nov 2020

'Grey's Anatomy' has the 'McDream-iest' surprise in Season 17

Grey's Anatomy is a medical drama that is less about how the doctors cure their patients, but more about the trauma and emotional turmoil each medical practitioner goes through that overpowers their personal lives.

24 Feb 2019

Time's Up CEO resigns after sexual assault allegations against son

Time's Up is an anti-harassment group formed in response to the flood of narratives from survivors that kept pouring in towards the end of 2017 after the floodgates were opened by the #MeToo movement.

19 Feb 2019

Lisa Borders, CEO of anti-harassment group, Time's Up, resigns

Time's Up is an anti-harassment group that was formed in response to the flood of narratives from survivors that kept pouring in towards the end of 2017 after the floodgates were opened by the #MeToo movement.