Rebecca Onion

5 days ago | slate.com | Rebecca Onion

Television At first glance, Ransom Canyon, Netflix’s splashy new series about three “ranching dynasties” fighting against outside forces to hold on to their land and their Texan way of life, may seem a tad familiar. After all, there’s an entire extended universe of popular shows revolving around another ranching family, created by none other than Taylor Sheridan, arguably one of the most successful TV impresarios around these days.

2 weeks ago | slate.com | Rebecca Onion

A British aristocrat betrothed to a fellow toff meets a dashing young American veteran on safari in 1923. She falls in love with him and breaks her engagement; he gets over his lingering post-traumatic stress disorder from World War I, with the help of her love.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Rebecca Onion

1 hour agoThe second season may be over, but you can still obsess over the Yellowstone prequel's backdrops. Well, that’s a wrap on the season two of 1923. Similar to the first installment of the Yellowstone prequel, the second season also features sweeping landscapes and old Western backdrops. Throughout the …

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Rebecca Onion

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysA British aristocrat betrothed to a fellow toff meets a dashing young American veteran on safari in 1923. She falls in love with him and breaks her engagement; he gets over his lingering post-traumatic stress disorder from World War I, with the help of her love.

2 weeks ago | slate.com | Lizzie O’Leary |Rebecca Onion

Skip to the content An Authentic Academic Feel Television In Sex Reviews, writers offer a sober critical assessment of the sex scenes in new films and television series. This installment contains spoilers for Dying for Sex. The premise of the FX limited series Dying for Sex may or may not sound erotic to you: Molly, a fortysomething New Yorker played by Michelle Williams, finds out that the breast cancer she treated years ago has returned, and it’s Stage 4.