[Satire] Sirens TV Review — Julianne Moore Plays a Beguiling Socialite in Netflix Comedy-Drama

Julianne Moore’s net worth: From luxury cars, properties, and endorsements - A look at the Siren star's earnings

With a net worth of $55 million, Sirens actor Julianne Moore gained fame in the '90s through powerful performances. Her accolades include an Academy Award for Still Alice and endorsements from major brands while advocating for social causes.

Netflix drama Sirens is an uneven but beguiling slice of summer escapism

Two very different sisters fall into the orbit of a charismatic billionaire’s wife in yet another super-rich satire

A Guide to the Entire Cast of 'Sirens'

Here’s where you may recognize the actors and actresses from Netflix’s new dark comedy.

‘Sirens’ review: TV’s obsession with the wealthy continues

I can’t remember the last time a TV series started off with so much promise, only to fall apart in its final act. I suspect that won’t deter audiences from “Sirens,” which premieres on Netflix less than a year after…

‘Sirens’ Review: Meghann Fahy Brings the Substance to Soapy Netflix Limited Series

“Sirens,” the third beach-set mystery in which Meghann Fahy has appeared in less than three years, falls somewhere between the cleverness and audacity of the first, HBO’s “White Lotus” Season 2, and cheesiness of the second, “The Perfect Couple” — although that Netflix show is clearly this one’s spiritual cousin. But “Sirens,” a five-episode limited series adapted by Molly Smith Metzler from her 2011 play “Elemeno Pea,” is wholly distinct in its…

Sirens Will Reel You In

Julianne Moore as a billionaire wife and possible cult leader may be what pulls you into ‘Sirens’, but Meghann Fahy and and Milly Alcock’s sublime sister act is what will keep you in its thrall.