Nathalie Atkinson

Canada

Freelance Arts and Culture Journalist at Freelance

Columnist at The Globe and Mail

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‘Outrageous’: New Mitford Sisters Series Dramatizes The Glamorous British Socialites Who Fell Out Over Fascism

1 week ago | everythingzoomer.com | Nathalie Atkinson

| June 13th, 2025The Mitford family in 1928; Front row, from left to right , the mother Sydney Bowles, the daughters Unity, Jessica and Deborah, the father David Freeman-Mitford, 2nd baron Redesdale ; second row, Diana and Pamela ; back row, Nancy and Tom. Photo: Wikimedia/Public DomainIt’s damp and drizzling in the quadrangle at Oxford’s Exeter College. Luckily I’m safely under the video village tent with the Outrageous crew, crowded around a monitor watching takes of the afternoon’s last scene.
Must-See TV: The 6 New Series to Watch in June

3 weeks ago | everythingzoomer.com | Nathalie Atkinson

| June 5th, 2025Marc Maron and Owen Wilson in 'Stick,' premiering June 4, 2025 on Apple TV+. Photo: AppleTV+The small screen feels big this month, with Canadian Carrie-Anne Moss joining Arnold Schwarzenegger for the second season of FUBAR (June 12 on Netflix), the return of tense kitchen drama The Bear (June 25 on Disney+) and Masterpiece’s Patience, a new English-language version of the hit French procedural about a neurodivergent detective (June 15 on PBS).
Must-See TV: The 6 New Series to Watch in June

3 weeks ago | everythingzoomer.com | Nathalie Atkinson

| June 3rd, 2025Marc Maron and Owen Wilson in 'Stick,' premiering June 4, 2025 on Apple TV+. Photo: AppleTV+The small screen feels big this month, with Canadian Carrie-Anne Moss joining Arnold Schwarzenegger for the second season of FUBAR (June 12 on Netflix), the return of tense kitchen drama The Bear (June 25 on Disney+) and Masterpiece’s Patience, a new English-language version of the hit French procedural about a neurodivergent detective (June 15 on PBS).
London calling: Escape to the U.K. this summer for a bounty of style and design

1 month ago | theglobeandmail.com | Nathalie Atkinson
The nostalgia – and big business – behind fashion’s archival revival

1 month ago | theglobeandmail.com | Nathalie Atkinson
May’s Must-See TV: 7 Fantastic New Shows Premiering This Month

1 month ago | everythingzoomer.com | Nathalie Atkinson

| May 1st, 2025Colman Domingo and Tina Fey star in 'The Four Seasons'. Photo: NetlfixMay has quite the range of viewing options: the sunny month boasts the return of TV’s most fashionable hate-watch And Just Like That… (May 29 on Crave), alongside a new season of Jane Seymour’s quirky British crime cosy Harry Wild (May 5 on AcornTV) and the exclusive Canadian premiere of Swedish crime drama Cry Wolf (May 9 on CBC Gem).
May Days: The Best Books to Read This Month

1 month ago | everythingzoomer.com | Nathalie Atkinson

It’s been eight years since the last book from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of two Oprah Book Club selections. In his gripping, darker latest, new father Corby loses his job and has substance abuse issues, becoming the stay-at-home parent to his young twins. He ends up in prison following a mistake that leads to life-altering tragedy.
Spring Awakening: What to Read in April

2 months ago | everythingzoomer.com | Nathalie Atkinson

Use that extra hour of daylight this month to tuck into Jazz Age capers and a perilous hiking trip, along with the latest from returning bestsellers like Nita Prose (The Maid’s Secret, Apr. 8) and Emily Henry (Great Big Beautiful Life, Apr. 22). Here are our picks for April’s fiction highlights. Obsessive Book Buyers: Zoomer editors have carefully curated our book coverage to ensure you find the perfect read. We may earn a commission on books you buy by clicking on a cover image or title.
The Bay was ‘the last one standing’: A former fashion executive shares his ups and downs with the iconic retailer

2 months ago | theglobeandmail.com | Nathalie Atkinson
Spring Bingeing: April’s 6 Most Must-See New Shows

2 months ago | everythingzoomer.com | Nathalie Atkinson

| April 2nd, 2025Canadian Eric McCormack in 'Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue'. Photo: AppleTV+April showers bring May flowers, but they also offer an excuse to stay in and watch the month’s hottest new new scripted series’. Here, our cheat sheet to notable April premieres across the streamers. The BondsmanAll hail the pure escapism of the latest Blumhouse creation – it’s a little bit supernatural and a little bit country and so silly that it goes down easy.