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'A Series of Unfortunate Events' was right to change its finale from the books
The television adaptation of Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events is, much like the books it is based on, true to its name. Most of the action and drama contained in it can be boiled down to a literal series of very unfortunate events that occur in the lives of its heroes, the Baudelaire orphans, as well as most of the people surrounding them.
The Netflix show aired its third and final season at the beginning of the new year, and its finale is surprisingly more optimistic than the books’ ambiguous ending. When the books were published, the fate of the Baudelaires and its overarching moral was left open-ended. The Netflix series ends with decades-old mysteries solved, backstories filled in, and a reunion so sweet it almost comes out of left field. Still, the story’s lessons on the great disappointments and gentle virtues of life were conveyed. Read more…More about Tv, A Series Of Unfortunate Events, Entertainment, and Movies Tv Shows
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Why hang out with the dripping wet hordes at Times Square when you can hobnob with the well-heeled at the Metropolitan Opera?
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It’s the start of a new year, after all. So here’s to hope, both economic and political.
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Christmas and New Year celebrations are fun, but they are also expensive. It’s at this time of year that we naturally look to pull back on big nights out and try to save a little where we can.
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Happy New Year
Get ready for a year dominated by the struggle over a scandal-plagued presidency.
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The new year on Earth began with a record-setting space mission 4 billion miles away.
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New year, new you? For many of us, the new year is a helpful checkpoint and reminder to put down the cake and cut back on the excesses of Christmas and New Year celebrations.
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