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If you love getting lost in lavish costumes, intricate historical settings, and gripping storytelling, this roundup of the best TV period dramas is your golden ticket. From the romantic whirlwinds of Bridgerton to the gritty realism of Band of Brothers, these shows transport viewers across time—whether you're craving high-society scandals or wartime heroics.

Editor’s Note: Period dramas aren’t just escapism—they’re a window into different eras, blending history with human drama in ways that resonate today. Whether you're a history buff or just love a good story, this list is a reminder of why these shows keep us hooked. Plus, with The Gilded Age making waves, now’s the perfect time to revisit (or discover) these classics.

Candace Cameron Bure might be juggling a million projects, but she’s not letting anything shake the foundation of her marriage. The actress and entrepreneur, known for her roles in Full House and Hallmark films, recently opened up about how fiercely she guards her relationship with husband Valeri Bure—even amid the chaos of Hollywood and her packed career. Though her Masked Singer stint was short-lived, she’s clearly prioritizing what matters most: her family.

Editor’s Note: In an era where celebrity marriages often crumble under public scrutiny, Bure’s candidness about protecting her relationship feels refreshing. It’s a reminder that even in the spotlight, some stars choose to keep their personal lives sacred—and that resonates with anyone who values loyalty and commitment. Plus, it’s a nice counterbalance to the usual tabloid drama.

Comedian and reality star Munnawar Faruqui steps into a new role in the series First Copy, playing Arif—a street-smart, ambitious character whose journey offers some hard-hitting life lessons. Munnawar gives major props to the director for guiding his performance, while the director, in turn, applauds his raw authenticity on screen. The show digs into the gritty crossroads of ambition and morality, making it more than just another drama.

Editor’s Note: Munnawar’s shift from comedy to a serious role is a big deal—it shows his range as a performer and hints at the show’s deeper themes. If First Copy nails its exploration of ambition’s moral gray areas, it could spark some real conversations, not just entertain. Plus, fans of Munnawar get to see a whole new side of him.

Aamir Khan and Genelia Deshmukh’s new film, Sitaare Zameen Par, is off to a roaring start, raking in over ₹50 crore globally in just two days. Directed by RS Prasanna, the movie is being called a spiritual successor to the beloved Taare Zameen Par. Riteish Deshmukh even took to Instagram to cheer on Genelia’s success. With fresh faces in the cast, the film’s strong opening suggests audiences are embracing this heartfelt follow-up.

Editor’s Note: Bollywood’s been waiting for a hit, and this one’s delivering—big time. Aamir Khan’s track record with meaningful cinema (Taare Zameen Par was a cultural milestone) gives this film extra weight. The early box office numbers hint that audiences are hungry for stories with emotional depth, and the industry will be watching closely to see if this momentum holds. Plus, Genelia’s comeback and the spotlight on newcomers add an extra layer of buzz.

A new BuzzFeed quiz claims that people born after 2000 struggle to identify classic Disney characters just by looking at screenshots of their outfits—with phrases like "I'd recognize those pants anywhere" teasing the challenge. It’s a playful jab at generational pop culture gaps, testing whether younger audiences can spot iconic costumes like Aladdin’s vest or Ariel’s seashells.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just a trivia game—it’s a lighthearted way to highlight how quickly cultural touchstones evolve. Disney’s legacy spans decades, and what feels obvious to older fans (those striped Genie pants!) might be lost on younger viewers raised on newer animations. It’s a fun reminder that nostalgia isn’t universal, even for something as ubiquitous as Disney.