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9 former celebrity couples who say divorce actually brought them closer Original

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By JP Mangalindan Verified
| Entertainment Weekly Verified
Read on as we look back at nine former celebrity couples whose relationships improved after divorce, and how they explain it. The reasons vary. For actress Jennifer Tilly, it was the relief of dropping the title: Once she wasn’t a wife, she and Sam Simon could be close purely because they wanted to be. And for Courteney Cox, it was perspective, as time apart taught her and David Arquette to value each other more. Gwyneth Paltrow says her relationship with Chris Martin now beats the marriage.
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10 Netflix Shows That Are Better On A Rewatch

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By JP Mangalindan Verified
| TVLine Verified
Picture sleeping in a room where the walls show how someone will eventually meet their end. That is the dormitory in "Squid Game," where the games are painted on the walls all along, out of view behind rows of bunks that are cleared away as players are eliminated. Those smaller details are easy to miss the first time watching a new show, which is a big reason some series get better the second time around.
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10 Netflix Shows That Are Better On A Rewatch

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By JP Mangalindan Verified
| Aol Verified
Picture sleeping in a room where the walls show how someone will eventually meet their end. That is the dormitory in "Squid Game," where the games are painted on the walls all along, out of view behind rows of bunks that are cleared away as players are eliminated. Those smaller details are easy to miss the first time watching a new show, which is a big reason some series get better the second time around.
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