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The three-part series, produced by Olympic Channel and Religion of Sports, follows Americans Madison Chock and Evan Bates, Canadians Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier, and French pair Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron. The Netflix documentary series GLITTER & GOLD: ICE DANCING, produced by Olympic Channel and Religion of Sports, premieres on Sunday, February 1st. Stars: Tara Lipinski, Madison Chock, Piper Gilles With the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics approaching, the series takes viewers behind the scenes of one of the most demanding and emotionally intense Olympic sports. The three-episode series follows three-time world champions Madison Chock and Evan Bates of the United States as they seek to add more Olympic medals after helping Team USA win gold at Beijing 2022. Instead of focusing solely on medals and rankings, the docuseries explores the lives, relationships, and inner struggles of elite figure skaters living under the constant pressure to be flawless. Here is our...

Hong Keum-bo, an experienced inspector, goes undercover at a company. Will she succeed in her mission? Park Shin Hye's appearance on screen always excites me because of her incredible work. This time, she's also starring in this fun series. The plot revolves around Hong Keum-bo, a 35-year-old inspector from the Financial Supervisory Service. She looks young for her age, which proves advantageous professionally. Stars: Park Shin-hye, Go Kyung-pyo, Ha Yoon-kyung  This time, she goes undercover, disguised as a 20-year-old junior employee at Hanmin Investment & Securities, as the company is suspected of having suspicious funds. As a rookie employee who has no idea what's expected of her, she makes many mistakes at work. She also forms a great friendship with her coworkers, something totally unexpected. Her main priority remains investigating the incident while continuing her job as a 20-year-old employee.  What makes the role so interesting is that, on one hand, she's a...

Mardaani 3 is sleek and stylish. It's a well-oiled machine, but it lacks the necessary punch to truly impact the viewer. Rani Mukerji returns to the big screen after almost three years, and she does so with a masterful performance. Of course, since she's reprising her role as Superintendent Shivani Shivaji Roy, her entrance could only be to the beat of vibrant music. In Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway, Mukerji's strong, shrill voice left an indelible mark on the ears. Her character, Debika, was a heroine because she could take on the Norwegian foster care system with a tone of voice capable of hurting eardrums.  Director: Abhiraj Minawala Writers: Aayush Gupta, Deepak Kingrani, Baljeet Singh Marwah Stars: Rani Mukerji, Janki Bodiwala, Mallika Prasad However, Mardaani 3 gives Mukerji a welcome befitting a heroine. This is the Mukerji I admire: the Mukerji with a screen presence more imposing than any recent macho hero in a mediocre, adrenaline-fueled action film. As Shivani, the ...

 According to retired fire captain Rich Snyder, the dangerous combination of weather, topography, and fuel (brush and homes) was evident long before the Eaton and Palisades fires erupted in Southern California a year ago. Perhaps the lack of planning, organization, and competence on the part of local government was also predictable. In any case, several survivors agree on the same thing again and again: when it came to saving their homes and property, they were on their own.  Some succeeded and others didn't, but all of their stories are truly heartbreaking in the three-part documentary miniseries L.A. Firestorm: Inside the Inferno, from writer, director, and producer Tim Prokop, which premieres tomorrow on Reelz. Stars: Nicholas Walker, Casey D. Noel, Tim Prokop As a survivor and witness, David Low recalls that the winds were unusually strong, though not surprisingly so, and the air was dry. He was acutely aware of both factors, as a surfer and a professional cellist (humidit...

The first episode of No Tail to Tell begins in the Joseon era. Like all nine-tailed foxes, Eun-ho desires to cultivate virtue by doing good deeds and become human. Her best friend becomes human and plans to marry her beloved. However, on her wedding day, Eun-ho sees her friend's future: she will face much hardship and suffering for the rest of her life. Because of this, Eun-ho begins to see human lives as fragile, full of suffering, and insignificant. She no longer wishes to be human. The scene shifts to the present. She barely blinks as a man is tied up and bleeding to death. Stars: Kim Hye-yoon, Park Solomon, Jang Dong-joo The real story begins 9 years ago. Hyeon Woo-seok is a wealthy and talented high school student who is about to be recruited for the national youth soccer team. However, his classmate, Kang Si-yeol, steals the spotlight. Because the Hyeon family contributes to the school, the coach punishes Si-yeol for ruining Woo-seok's chances. We see that Si-yeol is poor...

Based on the 2010 Pike River mine tragedy, the film Pike River, directed by Robert Sarkies and starring Melanie Lynskey and Robyn Malcolm, focuses on the families of the victims, particularly Anna Osborne, wife of contractor Milton Osborne, and Sonya Rockhouse, mother of young miner Benjamin Rockhouse.  While information about the explosion and the rescue operation can be found online, the film focuses on the human relationships, the impact a disaster of this magnitude has on the families, and the incredible courage, strength, and determination shown by Anna Osborne and Sonya Rockhouse, who refused to accept defeat and protested against the government's decision to completely halt rescue operations. Director: Robert Sarkies Writer: Fiona Samuel Stars: Melanie Lynskey, Robyn Malcolm, Erroll Shand Anna and Sonya got off to a rocky start. Anna suspected that Sonya's ex-husband, Neville, the health and safety manager, knew the mine was not in safe working order but still chose to s...