#drama

#drama

Geminis may claim they 'hate drama,' but they are often found right in the middle of it due to their gossipy air sign energy.

Bosco impersonated the official RuPaul's Drag Race account on X, making outrageous comments including giving RuPaul a gun for the finale, leading to her account suspension.

As "The Phantom of the Opera" from the musical of the same name plays, somehow even more dramatic and macabre than the original, we see glimpses of life at Nevermore.

Sorry, Baby captures the slow, insidious nature of personal disasters, presenting a narrative that resonates with the ordinary yet profound struggles of emerging adulthood.

"Sort of digital horror, he had. With lights... I sort of fell in love with the way his hair fell," Rose says, before adding: "You have different hair."

Harlan returns to the office to beat the living daylights out of Cane and advise the clan that the problem lies not in drug smuggling but in not drug smuggling enough.

Fire up the "North American Scum" friends because the buccaneers are back. And also, The Buccaneers.

The reunion special aims to dive into the ongoing rivalries and marriages while showcasing never-before-seen footage, enhancing the drama surrounding the #MomTok community.

Series two of The Gold features dramatic manhunts and delves into international money laundering, inspired by theories surrounding the remaining Brink's-Mat gold.

This film is so irreducibly French that watching it may cause viewers to develop uncontrollable urges to drink red wine, consume serious literature, and discuss feelings in depth.

"In the final moment of the season 1 finale, Coop masterminds his way out of life in prison just to find himself stealing from his friends and neighbors once again."

Robert's sudden return creates a massive dilemma for his ex-husband Aaron, who must navigate complex emotions as he stands on the brink of marriage.

Join me in taking refuge with The Valley, which follows a handful of former Pumpers and their weird friends as they get married, have babies, and do other stuff that seems generally boring but is, of course, psychotic and chaos-filled.

"I was immediately just like - I saw Tropper, Apple TV+, and I saw Jon Hamm, and I was like, 'Jesus Christ, oh my God, what an opportunity.'"

This year, it's pretty smooth sailing until the very end and then everything falls apart, said executive producer Frank Valentini.

Perhaps unfamiliar with the concept of brainwashing, Simone insists that it was her idea to kick Devon out. "This is the happiest I've ever been!" she claims.