Bling Empire Review: So Much More Than a Crazy Rich Asians Knockoff
Money can't buy you love but it can buy a lot of fun in the meantime.
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Money can't buy you love but it can buy a lot of fun in the meantime.
Netflix's 'Bling Empire' star Kevin Kreider dishes to EW about how he met his rich friends, the castmate he "hated," and the most extravagant thing that didn't make the show.
Entertainment Keeping Up with the Kardashians to Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the greater Los Angeles area has no shortage of rich people ready to ascend to reality TV stardom. But the cast of Netflix's "docusoap" Bling Empire takes Inspired by the 2018 movie , the glossy unscripted series follows a group of hyper-affluent Asian and Asian-American Californians as they navigate their opulent, pre-pandemic lives. It's a classic low-stakes, high-spectacle setup with the narrative drama driven by the series' tremendously watchable personalities and their "more is more" approach to luxury....
Escape into the absurdly extravagant, delightfully petty world of L.A.'s moneyed Asian-American community.
Bling Empire Is Your Next Netflix Binge Chloe Foussianes The ostensible hook of Bling Empire, the Netflix reality series premiering on January 15, is that it's real-life Crazy Rich Asians, and its cast of characters are, indeed, crazy rich (with the exception of Kevin Kreider, the resident plebeian) Asians and Asian-Americans. But once you're inside Anna Shay's Sunset Boulevard mansion—an expansive 1926-built Spanish Revival estate, rumored to have been home to the likes of Shirley Temple and mob boss Tony Milano—the caviar isn't the only thing keeping you there. Yes, it...