| THE WEEKENDER is a special collaboration between OZY Tribe members near and far to provide delicious recommendations for your valuable weekend time. Next week, we'd love to feature yours too. Are you watching, listening to or reading something amazing? Share your suggestions with us here at OZY! |  Hit us with
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|  WHAT TO WATCH |   | Chernobyl — The Truth Is Out There. This five-part miniseries garnered six Emmy nominations for its depiction of the famous nuclear disaster. More than that, it might just make everyone worry about nukes again. Jared Harris and Emily Watson give incredible performances in a piece that’s not just about the disaster, but also about how governments deal with the fallout. |  |
| She’s Gotta Have It — Spike Lee, Redux. This two-season series developed by Spike Lee is based on his 1986 film of the same name. The premise is the same too: It follows the life of polyamorous Nola Darling, now played by DeWanda Wise … and now scripted by a team of female writers along with Lee. The series was just canceled, so watch it and then write Netflix some angry letters. |  |
| Rosehaven — A Slower Pace. This Australian gem, now in its third season, is the story of two friends who move from the Aussie mainland to a tiny Tasmanian town filled with oddballs. It’s gentle and weird, and watching it is a kind of escapism from the endless grind of news and heat waves. If you can’t deal with being outside right now, Rosehaven could be the perfect thing. |  |
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| | | | |  WHAT TO READ |  | Miracle Creek — More Than a Courtroom Drama. Angie Kim’s debut novel takes a standard genre, the courtroom showdown, and turns it into something deeper, stranger and more beautiful. It’s a thriller about an experimental medical and treatment facility that goes up in flames, killing two patients, and the dramatic murder trial that follows. But it’s also about immigrant life in a small U.S. town, the experiences of single moms and the American obsession with medical miracles.
While the story is fiction, it draws on Kim’s own experiences as an immigrant, lawyer and single mother. Kim’s children have had medical issues, and it shows in her sensitive, well-thought-out portrayal of how far families will go to protect each other. |  |
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| | | | | | Refuse to hear “no.” A 65-year-old Serbian man has admitted he made a fake bomb threat last week in an attempt to ground a Belgrade-to-Frankfurt Lufthansa flight. He had reportedly met two of the flight attendants before the incident and asked them on a date. When they refused, he tried to track one of the women down at her hotel and eventually called in the threat to the airport in an attempt to keep her in town longer … just in case she changed her mind. | SOURCE:
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