short mini-series with same name as movie Movies & TV Series

Dumped on her wedding night, Quinley ends up in bed with Enzo, the capital's returning heir, by accident. With videos as leverage, he pulls her into his orbit and asks her the same question daily, "So… when are you leaving your husband?"

Genius prop master Elias Rivers has a secret system that builds real tech disguised as movie props. A space elevator, a nuclear-powered carrier, a mecha suit to rescue the girl he loves. What starts as filming a movie becomes a technological revolution that rewrites the fate of an entire nation.

After being framed and killed in a car accident, Nancy wakes up in a modern CEO novel. Only this time, she's the despised "villainess" with the same name, the so-called true daughter the Jones family brought back from the countryside three years ago. Bound to a system that ensures everyone despises her, Nancy must fight against her cursed fate, determined to turn hatred into power and reclaim her place in this new life.

Daisy Scott wakes up as the stand-in villainess in a short drama. Her role? Pretend to be the first love of her boss, Spencer Sutton. But Daisy isn't interested in drama—she's here for the paycheck. She happily plays matchmaker between Spencer and his real love, Vivian Winters, while pocketing his cash. Her plan goes off the rails when mysterious heir Liam Lawrence shows up with a magical blood ring that declares Daisy his fated one.

When ambitious casting assistant Cleo Marlowe risks everything to convince movie star Blake Wilder to act in her movie, she doesn’t expect him to say yes, or for the paparazzi to catch her walking out of his house. Branded as the girl who slept her way to a get ahead, Cleo becomes Hollywood’s favorite rumor. But while her reputation takes a nosedive, the notoriously cold and gruff Blake starts to show up for her in ways she never saw coming.

Sylvia, born with an irresistible charm, seemed to have it all as a glamorous CEO wife, but her jealous cousin kills her. Reborn on her wedding day, Sylvia lets her cousin switch grooms and marries the short-lived William Zimmer instead. But William not only survives, he thrives, and the Zimmer family prospers like never before. Meanwhile, Sylvia's ex loses everything without her, and her cousin suffers a far worse fate than before.

In a romance-themed observation show, several participants undergo a series of interactions and conflicts filled with love, misunderstandings, and power struggles. In the end, one couple rises to overwhelming popularity, and true love prevails as they happily end up together.

Pregnant and broke bartender Lacey is offered the role of a lifetime when non-commital movie star Chris Powell asks her to pose as his fiancee. Neither of them knows that the baby she's carrying is actually his.

18 years ago, the Knox matriarch drained Isabella Knox's Rh-negative blood to save Theodore Knox and abandoned her. Kenneth Hayes, a man with the same rare blood type, saved and raised her as Bella Hayes. 18 years later, Bella starts working at Knox Group...

Based on the novel by Havley McQueen,published by Tapas Entertainment and Radish When Jayne Turner asks a stranger at a bondage party to teach her how to be a dominatrix, she has no idea he’ll turn out to be the man overseeing her father’s exit from the family company. What’s meant to be a single night of education about dominance and submission turns into something more when Jayne asks Dom to continue teaching her. Because of a morality clause in his contract, a relationship with her could mean his job if anyone finds out, but Dom agrees. They must keep their relationship strictly educational and entirely undercover, but as their passion grows, so does the risk of discovery. Jayne’s success on the movie set is thanks to Dom’s “instruction,” but as she begins receiving increasingly more threatening messages tying her to her deceased mother, famous actress Ingrid Hart, it's up to Dom to protect what he owns. With multiple enemies possibly behind the threats, Jayne isn’t sure who to blame. It turns out to be the gaffer on set, a man who’d worked with and been obsessed with Ingrid. Doug kidnaps Jayne but her quick thinking has Dom on the way to rescue her – which reveals their relationship and triggers the morality clause. Dom makes a deal with Jayne’s dad without her knowledge. Dad will back off trying to stop Jayne’s movie career, and Dom will return to London, never to see her again. The night of Jayne’s movie premiere, Dad reveals the truth and Jayne reaches out to the man she’s fallen in love with. At her message, Dom returns to beg forgiveness for leaving her. Jayne forgives them, and they can be together openly.

Daisy Scott wakes up as the stand-in villainess in a short drama. Her role? Pretend to be the first love of her boss, Spencer Sutton. But Daisy isn't interested in drama—she's here for the paycheck. She happily plays matchmaker between Spencer and his real love, Vivian Winters, while pocketing his cash. Her plan goes off the rails when mysterious heir Liam Lawrence shows up with a magical blood ring that declares Daisy his fated one.