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Sex/Life Season 2 Is as Vanilla as It Gets
[Editor’s Note: This piece contains major spoilers for Sex/Life Season 2, now streaming on Netflix.
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Sex/Life renewed for Season 2 after massive Season 1 viewership
Netflix has ordered a second season of the steamy Sarah Shahi-led drama four months after its May 25 premiere.
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Posted Monday 8/19/19 at 3:19PM EDT
Netflix orders dramedy Sex/Life from former UnReal boss
Stacy Rukeyser, who served as showrunner for UnReal's final two seasons, will adapt BB Easton's book 44 Chapters About 4...
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Posted Wednesday 7/18/18 at 1:42PM EDT
UnReal boss "felt like we were on borrowed time," discusses how Bachelor in Paradise scandal inspired the final season
"I didn’t find out for sure until about a week ago," says showrunner Stacy Rukeyser of learning Season 4 would...
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Posted Tuesday 4/24/18 at 10:40PM EDT
UnReal boss talks Season 3 finale, previews "Everlasting All Stars"
Season 4 won't be like Bachelor in Paradise, says showrunner Stacy Rukeyser.
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Posted Tuesday 3/20/18 at 9:40PM EDT
UnReal boss: Our show has a "complicated" relationship with feminism
Feminism has gone from being an undercurrent of the Lifetime series to front and center in Season 3 with its first...
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Posted Wednesday 2/28/18 at 12:25AM EST
UnReal edited out a scene that would've depicted date-rape
“It’s a very fine line in how you depict that,” showrunner Stacy Rukeyser says of a scene in the Season...
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Posted Tuesday 2/27/18 at 12:27AM EST
UnReal redeems itself in Season 3 after its disastrous Season 2
Based on the first five episodes of Season 3, the Lifetime reality TV-inspired drama is back and better than ever,...
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Posted Friday 2/09/18 at 5:53AM EST
UnReal's new boss examined what went wrong in Season 2
Stacy Rukeyser, who has been promoted to showrunner from executive producer on the Lifetime series, says she was well aware...
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Posted Monday 11/20/17 at 1:56PM EST
Ex-One Tree Hill writer details the misogyny she experienced when she was the only female on staff
At one point, Stacy Rukeyser -- a daughter of Wall Street Week's Louis Rukeyser -- was the only female writer...