Asyia Iftikhar

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Asyia Iftikhar

I remember rolling my eyes when I first heard the premise for Apple TV Plus's new period drama - The Buccaneers. Now, I'm up at midnight crying my eyes out as I binge my way through season two. The show is based on Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Edith Wharton's final unfinished novel of the same name. Her repertoire chronicles the complex lives of those living in the upper class echelons in the US around the end of the 19th century.

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Asyia Iftikhar

Netflix 's hit action-comedy series FUBAR has seen a plunge in viewership for its second season, leaving many fans worried the show could be cancelled. The show, which dropped eight new episodes last week, follows a father-and-daughter duo, Luke and Emma Brunner, portrayed by The Terminator star Arnold Schwarzenegger and Oscar nominee Monica Barbaro.

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Asyia Iftikhar

'Tis the season of Jonathan Bailey as we enter Jurassic World summer, followed by a Wicked winter - and that's not all you can watch him in. After stirring up a frenzy during his appearance at the Jurassic World: Rebirth London premiere alongside co-stars Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali - fans have been reminded of the Bridgerton star's oozing charisma once more.

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Asyia Iftikhar

The Channel 4 star who vomited after agreeing to let his partner sleep with another man has shared some candid updates on his sex life. Couple Tom and Lauren appeared on the new reality series Open House: The Great Sex Experiment, which encourages couples to push the boundaries in their relationship, including considering open relationships. During the episode on June 13, the couple agreed to take things to another level in the bedroom after a candid discussion with non-monogamy expert Effy Blue.

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Asyia Iftikhar

Meaningful LGBTQ+ representation in the period genre is few and far between, but Apple TV Plus' hit series The Buccaneers is determined to show 'queer people have always existed.'The period drama with a modern twist - based on classic novelist Edith Wharton's unfinished novel of the same name - has returned for a second season after a popular first run.