If you were old enough to remember the O.J. Simpson trial, then you surely will never forget the day the verdict was released.

It may be the dog days of summer, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a whole crop of new TV shows just waiting for you to watch.

Who doesn’t love a good romantic comedy, right?

That soon changes once she moves to Paris and feels a culture shock for the first time in her life. By the fourth episode, Emily has thousands of Instagram followers and is getting contacted by major brands to be an influencer. So instead of Carrie Bradshaw trying to become a famous writer, Emily is trying to become a famous influencer. Not even her colleagues talking crap about her in French behind her back is going to stop her from living her #bestlife in Paris. Emily posts this pic on her Instagram and gets 20,000 new followers.

If you were old enough to remember the O.J. Simpson trial, then you surely will never forget the day the verdict was released.

Some experts believe it could be more than a year until live concerts return to our daily lives, which is heartbreaking for people who love seeing live music. So until then, the next best thing to do is watch a concert movie from one of your favorite artists. Look no further than Beyoncé's “Homecoming,” her live concert that was filmed in 2018 when she headlined Coachella, the Southern California music festival. From the costumes, dancing and marching band music arrangements, Beyoncé transformed Coachella into “Beychella,” and we’re lucky enough that the entire show is documented. Not only is Timberlake’s music incredible catchy, but the production value that went into this show, especially the choreography, makes it worth visiting.

Before we dive in on how this TV show is a masterclass on race, class and motherhood, let’s talk about how it came together. Based off the book by the same name by Celeste Ng, the TV adaptation stars Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington as two mothers who live in Shaker Heights, Ohio. The co-stars are also executive producers on the show, having a heavy hand in the choices made to adapt the book into a TV series. The first few episodes are a slow burn as we get introduced to the residents of Shaker Heights, but by the middle of episode three, you are completely hooked and it becomes difficult to stop watching. and you can’t fathom watching another season of “The Office,” take a look at “Little Fires Everywhere” on Hulu.