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Daria Ershova is a freelance writer and PR professional covering culture, entertainment, celebrity news, film, TV, and lifestyle. My work has been quoted in Newsweek, British Vogue, Bustle, The Everygirl, Real Simple, and Metro UK, and I contribute to Pop Tales and The Fandomentals. Alongside my writing, I run a boutique PR and brand communications consultancy. I write about the stories that shape how we consume culture, from BookTok adaptations and celebrity relationships to slow living and Ge…

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The Summer I Turned Pretty Movie: Everything We Know

The Summer I Turned Pretty Movie: Everything We Know

The Summer I Turned Pretty filmed under three secret working titles, wrapped production, and left us with lea…

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Gilmore Girls Is Getting Two Documentaries in 2026

Gilmore Girls Is Getting Two Documentaries in 2026

HBO Max just announced the first ever authorized Gilmore Girls documentary - but there's already another one …

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What to Watch This Week - The Impossible, The Martian

What to Watch This Week - The Impossible, The Martian

From Tom Holland in The Impossible to new Netflix originals - here is your curated watch list for the week, h…

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Sarajevo Film Festival 2026: Dates, Honorees, and Films

Sarajevo Film Festival 2026: Dates, Honorees, and Films

Woody Harrelson and Emily Watson head to Sarajevo this August. Here's everything you need to know about Europ…

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Viola Davis Stars in Paramount Thriller Ascen

Viola Davis Stars in Paramount Thriller Ascen

Viola Davis is set to lead Paramount's new thriller Ascent as corporate problem solver Catriona Vail.

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Sadie Sink's 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Character, Explained

Sadie Sink's 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Character, Explained

Who does Sadie Sink play in Spider-Man: Brand New Day? Learn about her new Marvel character, powers, comic bo…

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Awards Season 2026/27: Every Date You Need to Know and Who Is Already Leading the Race

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By Daria Ershova
| filmoiselle.com
If you want to follow awards season properly, you need the dates. Not just the Oscars — the whole calendar, from the fall festivals where contenders are born to the guild awards that predict what the Academy will do. Bookmark this page. We will be updating it all season. Where Awards Season Begins: The Fall Festivals Awards season does not start in January. It starts in September, on the Lido in Venice, in the mountains of Telluride, and in the cinemas of Toronto.
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What to Watch This Week: Practical Magic, Insidious 6, Anne Hathaway and More

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By Daria Ershova
| filmoiselle.com
Issue 08/18 Movie theater culture is alive, and 2026 is a gift that keeps on giving. Every week we bring you a list of movies and TV shows that you should give a chance to, anything from popular office hits to nostalgic rewatches to a good TV series that viewers are loving right now. Issue 3 for the third week of August Dinosaurs and Anne Hathaway? Head over to the movie theaters for ‘The End of Oak Street’ (2026) This dinosaur science fiction is set in the mid-eighties.
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The End of Oak Street Review: Anne Hathaway Carries a Dinosaur Movie and Makes It Work

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By Daria Ershova
| filmoiselle.com
Low expectations can be a gift. Walking into 'The End of Oak Street' knowing only that Anne Hathaway was fighting dinosaurs in an eighties suburban setting, we were not expecting much beyond spectacle. What we got was something more interesting than the trailer suggested — and considerably more frustrating than it needed to be.
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