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Just days after its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, the biographical film Emily was critically acclaimed and received sky-high ratings.

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for season 5 of 'The Handmaid's Tale.' Blessed be the fruit! 'The Handmaid's Tale' season 5 is back with an emotional appeal like none other. The first two episodes dropped Wednesday, and viewers across the world are already begging for more. Unfortunately, there's one cast member missing, and her absence is sorely felt. In May we learned that Alexis Bledel would be leaving 'The Handmaid's Tale'. There was no real explanation for why she was making her departure, just a prepared statement expressing her gratitude:'After much thought, I felt I had to step away from The Handmaid’s Tale at this time. I am forever grateful to [showrunner] Bruce Miller for writing such truthful and resonant scenes for Emily, and to Hulu, MGM, the cast and crew for their support.'The news left many viewers puzzled as to what would happen to her character Emily Malek, a series regular, who was expected to play a larger part with June now living in Canada. Instead, the show was forced to come up with a way to explain Emily's absence.

Diehard fans of the musical teen drama film franchise High School Musical are all ears for any developments concerning a reunion movie since word has been spreading for a larger part of the year.Well, let’s put your minds at ease. Yes, a High School Musical Reunion is set to be on the cards, but it won’t be as direct as you’d expect.

HBO/HBO Max has a reason to celebrate this year as it earned the greatest number of Emmy Awards among the streaming platforms, with its comedy-drama series The White Lotus scooping 10 wins. HBO and HBO Max took home a total of 38 Emmys doubling its 19 2021 trophies. The White Lotus’ director Mike White won an award for best directing and writing. The win was topped up with others in different categories, which we’ll get into shortly. Get more information on HBO Max’s crowning glory, The White Lotus and its list of nominations at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards below.

It's hard to forget young Richard Gere, with his ridiculous burgundy sunglasses, his jacket thrown over his shoulder, walking down the street wearing pants so tight you could see everything. Even 42 years later, his film, American Gigolo, still has sex appeal. How could it not? He was a handsome brunette with the perfect profile and a cocky attitude--his swagger, his refusal to be owned or even loved; it was intriguing, and the film didn't shy away from open displays of sexuality. There was phone sex, real sex, and nude pillow talk. Gere played that camera like a fiddle. Now there's a new gigolo in town, played by Jon Bernthal in a remake television series with the same name, and while we don't mind looking, there's a lot more to it than sex appeal.