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Special for Women (also known as Purex Specials for Women) is a drama/documentary anthology series broadcast on NBC from 1960 to 1965. It dramatized problems faced by everyday women, including menopause, sexual dysfunction and the feminine beauty ideal, followed by a discussion of that episode's topic with a panel of experts.
Diana is a successful model who deals with competition and the envy of Débora, both at work and in the heart of photographer André. However, she begins to have spiritual dreams where she is transported to 1830s Paris and falls in love with Pierre, who looks exactly like André and is the great love of Marlene's life. Caught between two loves and two rivals, Diana must uncover the reason for it all.
Pacific Palisades is an American soap opera that aired on Fox during prime time from April to July 1997. Produced by Aaron Spelling, the show was cancelled after just thirteen episodes despite a last-minute attempt to increase ratings by casting Joan Collins.
The story of Jelena is set to Serbia's capital Belgrad and it follows the life of an ordinary woman, who's not happy in love. She's married to Ratko and has two children Sasa and Lidija. Inspite of years that went by, Jelena never managed to forget Vuk, a love of her life she has been involved with in her youth. She was separated from Vuk under tragic and mysterious circumstances. After 3 decades in his wish to pursue justice, Vuk returns to his city bringing his daughter Helen with him. His attempt to clarify what happened and to prove the truth is sabotaged by Jelena's husband who keeps failing in business more and more. Even though he loves Jelena, he has a relationship with Sofija, the owner of a modeling agency. Nobody expects that the accidental encounter between Sasa and Helen will become fatal once they decided to start the life together.
Ashar and Khirad are forced to get married due to desperate circumstances. Sara is Ashar's childhood friend and believed she would marry Ashar. Khirad is caught within this love-triangle with other internal and external forces at play.
The story centers around a woman in her youth navigating intense emotional pressure and the complexities of a challenging romantic relationship. As lives intertwine and secrets surface, the series delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the fragile line between love and indifference.
Cabo is a Mexican telenovela produced by José Alberto Castro for TelevisaUnivision and originally broadcast on Las Estrellas from October 24, 2022, to February 17, 2023. It is based on the 1985 telenovela Tú o nadie, created by María Zarattini. Adapted by José Alberto Castro and Vanesa Varela, and directed by Rodrigo Cachero and Carlos Cock Marín, the telenovela stars Bárbara de Regil, Matías Novoa, Diego Amozurrutia, Eva Cedeño, Rebecca Jones, Rafael Inclán, María Chacón, and Sofía Castro. The story follows Sofía Chávez, a young woman who travels to Cabo San Lucas after marrying Alejandro Noriega by proxy. Upon arriving, she discovers that Alejandro has apparently died in a plane crash, only to later find herself caught between him and his identical twin brother, Eduardo. As deception, ambition, and family conspiracies unfold, Sofía must uncover the truth while fighting for love and justice.
Azul is a Mexican telenovela produced by Pinkye Morris and Yuri Breña for Televisa and originally broadcast on Canal de las Estrellas from January 8 to March 22, 1996. Directed by Roberto Gómez Fernández, the telenovela stars Kate del Castillo and Armando Araiza and features the famous orca Keiko in a central role. The story follows Alejandra, a young woman who works at the dolphinarium of an amusement park in Mexico City while studying nursing. Together with Enrique, the son of the park's owner, she fights to protect Keiko, a beloved orca, from a criminal plot. As their romance blossoms, they must overcome greed, corruption, and the exploitation of wildlife, highlighting themes of love, friendship, and environmental conservation.
The widow Pallavi is all about the family, while the lonely Raghav, a business mogul, is all about the money. One day these opposites collide.
A humble young woman allows herself be manipulated by her twin sister to replace her so she can leave with another man.
A story revolving around an artist and a chef courageously going after their dreams no matter what obstacles they face. They get caught in a family dispute over inheritance. Gao Xing is a talented artist who sells his drawings online. His parents are billionaires, but he has never been swayed by their fortune as he focuses on honing his craft. Yang Xiao Rou is a genius at cooking. The two people of different backgrounds and personalities become embroiled in the power struggles within the Gao Family as they start on a road of establishing a first-rate restaurant.
A competitive biker takes the identity of her long-lost identical twin sister to bring her killers to justice and get the truth behind their separation.
Maneejan finds out that she can travel to the past through a mirror she bought at an antique shop. That mirror brings her to the place of Khun Luang Akarathep Warakorn, a government official who lived over a hundred years ago. Her appearance causes him and everyone in the house a shock. But with her wit, she gradually gains everyone's favor. The more times she travels to the past, the more feeling she and Khun Luang develop for each other. But, what causes her to travel to the past? Why is she the one chosen? In that time when Thailand (formerly Siam) was under pressure from Western Colonialism, will she be able to do anything to help save the country? While the problem of the country must be solved, Maneejan also faces another problem - the mirror starts to break. She needs to decide whether to reside with the man she loves in the past or to go back to the future to continue living her regular life with her family and friends.
Bodas de odio is a Mexican telenovela produced by Ernesto Alonso for Televisa in 1983. Original story by Caridad Bravo Adams and starring Christian Bach, Miguel Palmer and Frank Moro.