When "Love on the Spectrum" first aired in Australia, it was promoted with a glamorous photo shoot: sleek black suits, floor-length gowns, a single rose. It strategically resembled the key art of the ...

If you're a reality dating show fan that hasn't watched Netflix's "Love on the Spectrum" yet, it's the perfect time to dive in. There are now three seasons to binge since the show's third season was ...

Back in 2017, Australian filmmaker Cian O’Clery released his docuseries Employable Me following several individuals with disabilities as they tried to navigate employment discrimination and biases.

“Love on the Spectrum” is the latest of Netflix’s summer reality dating show releases — a programming ploy harkening back to the beginning of the reality television era — and, as part of its ...

*Warning: Contains spoilers for Season 3 of Love on the Spectrum*. Netflix's acclaimed dating series, Love on the Spectrum, has fans enamored with David Isaacman and Abbey Romeo. The couple first ...

The Netflix series Love on the Spectrum brought a group of autistic adults together to put them through the trials and tribulations of dating. The synopsis for the show reads as follows: "Emmy ...

The stars of Netflix's reality dating show Love on the Spectrum are no strangers to the glitz and glamour of big events. However, Christine Romeo, mother of fan-favorite Abbey, has recently revealed ...

The new series is the American adaptation of acclaimed Australian series Love on the Spectrum Netflix unveiled the first look of its newest reality dating series — and it's centered around a new group ...

In “Love on the Spectrum” — one of several new reality programs that came to Netflix this month — filmmakers highlight the ways in which finding love for young adults with autism can be a complicated, ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Love on the Spectrum is a totally different kind of dating show, especially compared to what you’re used to seeing on Netflix. The Australian series follows a rotating ...

“Tiger King” already seems like a relic of the gaslight era — that is, the beginning the COVID-19 times, when we all started feeling like Ingrid Bergman in “Gaslight.” Back in March, as America was ...