A whole lot of drama and passion.

We find ourselves captivated by narratives that merge romance with the intricacies of fame and legacy. As the fever surrounding Ryan Murphy’s “Love Story” continues to ignite conversations today about John F. Kennedy Jr.’s relationship with Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, it makes sense to explore other TV series that capture the same essence of passion, heartache and ambition. From the gilded halls of famous royal families to the golden era of rock bands in the ’70s, these series dive into the stories that shaped these iconic figures while exposing the raw emotions behind their public personas. Through every inspiring true-life event comes the dramatisation and complexities told through a fresh perspective that will captivate every history and TV fanatic.

Add these TV series to your watchlist if you’re obsessed with “Love Story”

The Kennedys

Thanks to Ryan Murphy’s “Love Story”, the story behind John F. Kennedy Jr.’s relationship with Carolyn Bessette Kennedy is proving to be a hot topic on everyone’s tongue. With the buzz surrounding JFK Jr, it makes sense to dive into the family’s legacy. “The Kennedys” takes on the upbringing of the Kennedy dynasty, focusing on the relationship between Joe Kennedy Sr. and Jack (JFK). Not forgetting the tale surrounding JFK’s presidency and his marriage to Jackie.

Pam & Tommy

If you grew up in the ’90s, it’ll be hard to miss the romance brewing between Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee. In “Pam & Tommy”, the mini-series takes viewers into their relationship and the scandal surrounding their stolen honeymoon sex tape. While this series also introduces Rand Gauthier—the electrician who discovered the tape—it takes note of the emotional distress poured onto the couple, which led to their divorce in 1998.

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The Crown

There’s no other show like “The Crown”. The Netflix historical drama offers an “insider’s look” at the early reign of Queen Elizabeth II following the death of her father, King George VI. From her accession to the throne to her marriage to Philip and the courtship and marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, it’s hard to steer away from the compelling storytelling of the British Royal family.

Fosse/Verdon

Spanning five decades, “Fosse/Verdon” follows the romantic yet creative relationship between director-choreographer Bob Fosse and dancer Gwen Verdon. Starring Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams, the series is based solely on Sam Wasson’s biography, Fosse, and highlights the couple’s impact on American entertainment, their personal struggles and their pursuit of success.

So Long, Marianne

Starring Alex Wolff and Thea Sofie Loch Næss, “So Long, Marianne” delves into the intense, decade-long relationship between Canadian poet/singer Leonard Cohen and his muse Marianne Ihlen. While the show is primarily set in the ’60s on the Greek island of Hydra, the series explores the art of falling in love while navigating their artistic ambitions and the dynamics of living in a bohemian community.

Daisy Jones & The Six

Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, “Daisy Jones & The Six” draws inspiration from the golden age of rock, particularly Fleetwood Mac. While the author, Taylor Jenkins Reid, has referenced other ’70s singers and bands that influenced her writing, it was the sparked tension between exes Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham that drove the plot full throttle, bringing the story of Daisy and Billy Dunne to life through the rise and fall of their band, Daisy Jones & The Six.