The cohosts then reviewed new details, including that Greg Bovino was reportedly sidelined from his duties overseeing immigration enforcement in Minneapolis and is now expected to retire, and that ...

Refresh for more…It was arguably the shortest of protests in recent memory at the Sundance Film Festival as roughly 100 ...

L-R: Lukas Gage as Buck, Tom Blyth as Alex and Emily Bader as Poppy in 'People We Meet on Vacation' Daniel Escale/Netflix SPOILER ALERT: This post includes in-depth discussion of the People We Meet on ...

Tom Blyth as Alex and Emily Bader as Poppy in People We Meet on Vacation. (Credit: Netflix) While “People We Meet on Vacation” may have been the first of Emily Henry’s books to be adapted for the ...

PWMOV makes a few major changes from the book, including Alex's brother's wedding taking place in a completely different destination. Poppy and Alex reunite under different circumstances, with the ...

The author and the actors Emily Bader and Tom Blyth explain why the movie differs from the novel and raise the possibility of spinoffs. Credit... Supported by By Ashley Spencer Visuals by Jennelle ...

What does a perfect vacation sound like? In Emily Henry’s New York Times Bestselling novel People We Meet On Vacation, readers follow travel writer Poppy Wright as she drags her best friend Alex ...

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Netflix has declared it PoppyAlex week, and we couldn’t agree more, with the release of the People We Meet on Vacation movie on the streamer today. Directed by Brett Haley, with a screenplay by Yulin ...

Spoiler alert: This story discusses the ending of Netflix film “People We Meet on Vacation” in great detail. If you have not yet gotten that stamp on your passport, watch and then come back. After ...

Brett Haley's slight, sunny film tips its hat overtly if optimistically to 'When Harry Met Sally,' as it ponders the age-old question of whether straight men and women can maintain platonic relations.