There are the intense romantic relationships for a start. Hedonistic parties range from a towel theme (yes, you just wear a towel) to fancy balls in the new eight episodes, and a gay nightclub gets added to the mix. These events and locations inspire passionate entanglements, arguments, and complicated dynamics.
The arrival of siblings Ari (Carla Díaz), Patrick (Manu Rios) and Mencía (Martina Cariddi), and Prince Phillipe (Pol Granch) has a major impact on the returning characters, with new couples emerging, friendships breaking down and plenty of angst to explore across the explosive season. Read More...
All four of those games have come against sides placed 10th or lower in the Premier League but on Saturday they host the team at the summit.
Man City lost their first league game since October last weekend courtesy of Harry Kane's added-time winner for Tottenham.
Pep Guardiola's side will be determined to get back to winning ways on Saturday afternoon and stretch their lead at the top of the table – with Liverpool not playing a league game over the weekend due to the Carabao Cup final. Read More...
The fifth episode, entitled Central, is released on Prime Video today (Friday 16th February) and is a self-contained cinematic marvel in a series that could've been so many things and, well, isn't.
While the rest of the drama pulls you along on a slow-winding journey of grief and unashamed elitism in which our three protagonists Margaret (Nicole Kidman), Hilary (Sarayu Blue) and Mercy (Ji-young Yoo) learn absolutely nothing, the penultimate episode of the series shines a deserved light on the background characters of this series – the domestic workers who are at the beck and call of expatriates like Margaret and Hilary in their high-rise apartment complex. Read More...
