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Lily Bolka is an Oklahoma State University accounting senior who was adopted as a baby from China and discovered through DNA testing she has two cousins who were also adopted and in the U.S. Together they embark on a journey to find any connections to their birth families in China. Bolka and her cousins, Chloe Lipitz and Sadie Mangelsdorf, star in the Netflix documentary, Found.

The Netflix documentary “Found” puts a human face on China’s one-child policy as three American teens return to their roots.

Courtesy of LifetimeLifetime has tapped an all-star cast for their winter 2022 film lineup. The network announced they're developing three new thrillers for next year's holiday season. Those films include Single Black Female starring Raven Goodwin and Amber Riley as new best friends dealing with dark secrets; Line Sisters, a sorority sister drama headlined by LeToya Luckett and Kierra Sheard-Kelly; and Vanished: Searching for My Sister, which features Tatyana Ali in a dual role of t...

Lifetime announces winter 2022 thriller lineup; 'Step' director Amanda Lipitz releases new documentary, 'Found'

The prevalence of at-home DNA tests has led to a lot of people finding out about family they didn’t know they had. That was the case for 17-year-old Arizona resident and high school senior Chloe Lipitz.But while many people find out about their family history through a phone call or maybe a reunion, Chloe’s discoveries are part of a new documentary on Netflix called "Found."

Courtesy of LifetimeLifetime has tapped an all-star cast for their winter 2022 film lineup. The network announced they're developing three new thrillers for

Lily Bolka, who was raised in Oklahoma City, is a senior at Oklahoma State University. She joined two newfound cousins — all of them adopted — in traveling to China

Lily, Chloe, and Sadie were each born in China and adopted by different American families. After taking DNA tests through 23andMe, they found each other online and quickly bonded.