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]]>Everyone’s favorite mother/daughter couldn’t be better. Still, everything is far from perfect—the girls aren’t precisely on speaking terms since the last time we saw them. Creator and executive producer, Sarah Lampert said they wanted to pick up exactly where they left off—just two weeks after where last season left off.
That 90’s Show is a spin–off reboot of that 70’s show, with the majority of the original cast from That 70’s show. The new series centers on Leia Foreman, the teenage daughter of Eric Forman and Donna Riniotti, who is staying with her grandparents, Kitty and Red Foreman for the summer of 1995.
Released to Netflix on 1 January, this drama series follows a master thief and his crew who attempt an epic heist. However, the most exciting thing about this series is the fact each viewer watches the series in a different order, so each person who watches the show will see it in a unique order.
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]]>Starring Ed Helms and Jana Schmeiding, this is a story about a fictional town’s historical statue coming into question and the two main stars are on opposite sides. There are only two seasons to binge, but they touch on important issues whilst also bringing in some comedy.
Emmy Rossum plays Angelyne in this miniseries which is an imaginative take on her life, showing her rise to fame, becoming the billboard queen, and trying to understand who she is and what she actually does.
A high school mystery based around a group of friends who might or might not be involved in the murder of Simon Kelleher. One lie quickly becomes a web that could trap them all.
When a young hip rapper samples one of Girls5Eva’s famous tunes, this one-hit wonder girl band is back in business. The comedy follows the band’s journey to get back to the top and try to stay there.
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]]>Grab your wine and popcorn to watch the final season of this thrilling show. Season three is full of friendship, killings, suspense and *spoiler alter* a very sad ending to the entire series.
Lindsay Lohan is back on our screens and taking a starring role in this year’s Christmas movie. After falling whilst skiing and losing her memory, she is taken in by a widower and his daughter for the holiday season. It promises some laughs and romance and some beautiful scenery.
A murder mystery at a school promises a lot of drama, secrets and tension. The show continues with the main characters from the first season following a suspensful text. You’ll be the edge of your seat throughout this entire season.
If you enjoy a more historical drama, then check out 1899, a film about an immigrant ship headed to New York, but has to abruptly change its course when mysterious events occur.
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]]>Oftentimes, people find themselves binging a show just for the sake of finishing the darn thing already. It becomes like a chore. Sometimes, it can even affect the way they enjoy the show. If you find yourself enjoying the show less because of your binging, that’s how you know you’ve taken it too far.
Another problem with binging is that it can start to trickle into your regular life. If you find yourself losing sight of what matters in your personal life, this too can indicate that you’re definitely way too deep in the binge-watching cycle. Ultimately, moderation is key, so make sure you’ve got it under control!
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]]>The post The Best Netflix Shows to Keep You Entertained This January appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Everyone’s favorite mother/daughter couldn’t be better. Still, everything is far from perfect—the girls aren’t precisely on speaking terms since the last time we saw them. Creator and executive producer, Sarah Lampert said they wanted to pick up exactly where they left off—just two weeks after where last season left off.
That 90’s Show is a spin–off reboot of that 70’s show, with the majority of the original cast from That 70’s show. The new series centers on Leia Foreman, the teenage daughter of Eric Forman and Donna Riniotti, who is staying with her grandparents, Kitty and Red Foreman for the summer of 1995.
Released to Netflix on 1 January, this drama series follows a master thief and his crew who attempt an epic heist. However, the most exciting thing about this series is the fact each viewer watches the series in a different order, so each person who watches the show will see it in a unique order.
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]]>The post The Best Shows to Binge on Peacock appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Starring Ed Helms and Jana Schmeiding, this is a story about a fictional town’s historical statue coming into question and the two main stars are on opposite sides. There are only two seasons to binge, but they touch on important issues whilst also bringing in some comedy.
Emmy Rossum plays Angelyne in this miniseries which is an imaginative take on her life, showing her rise to fame, becoming the billboard queen, and trying to understand who she is and what she actually does.
A high school mystery based around a group of friends who might or might not be involved in the murder of Simon Kelleher. One lie quickly becomes a web that could trap them all.
When a young hip rapper samples one of Girls5Eva’s famous tunes, this one-hit wonder girl band is back in business. The comedy follows the band’s journey to get back to the top and try to stay there.
The post The Best Shows to Binge on Peacock appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post What to Binge on Netflix in November appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Grab your wine and popcorn to watch the final season of this thrilling show. Season three is full of friendship, killings, suspense and *spoiler alter* a very sad ending to the entire series.
Lindsay Lohan is back on our screens and taking a starring role in this year’s Christmas movie. After falling whilst skiing and losing her memory, she is taken in by a widower and his daughter for the holiday season. It promises some laughs and romance and some beautiful scenery.
A murder mystery at a school promises a lot of drama, secrets and tension. The show continues with the main characters from the first season following a suspensful text. You’ll be the edge of your seat throughout this entire season.
If you enjoy a more historical drama, then check out 1899, a film about an immigrant ship headed to New York, but has to abruptly change its course when mysterious events occur.
The post What to Binge on Netflix in November appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post How to Know if You’re Binge-Watching Shows Too Much appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Oftentimes, people find themselves binging a show just for the sake of finishing the darn thing already. It becomes like a chore. Sometimes, it can even affect the way they enjoy the show. If you find yourself enjoying the show less because of your binging, that’s how you know you’ve taken it too far.
Another problem with binging is that it can start to trickle into your regular life. If you find yourself losing sight of what matters in your personal life, this too can indicate that you’re definitely way too deep in the binge-watching cycle. Ultimately, moderation is key, so make sure you’ve got it under control!
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