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After premiering its first episode on Netflix last week on December 10, Alchemy of Souls is being simulcast on the streaming service, complete with English subtitles. For Korean audiences, season two will be broadcast via cable network tVN.

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Although the public has long possessed a double consciousness when it comes to movies and TV shows, taking simultaneous interest and pleasure in the performance and the performer, real glimpses into the process of creation were for years rare; looks behind the scenes were largely stage-managed, or soundstage-managed, to reinforce the twin myths of Hollywood glamour and just-folksiness. But as the business of show business has increasingly become part of the show, with opening weekends and weekly ratings the stuff of general interest, so have the nuts and bolts of production, and a great flowering of panels and podcasts now afford endless opportunities for creative types to talk about how and why they do what they do. Hosted by Jim Rash, who plays the dean on "Community" but also shared an Oscar for the screenplay of "The Descendants," "The Writer's Room" begins its second season this week. Now in its fourth season, "On Story" is a PBS series seen locally on affiliate KLCS (licensed to the Los Angeles Unified School District), and a production of the Austin Film Festival, which also makes it available, via its treasure-trove website, www.onstory.tv. (Past episodes are also archived there.) Built around excerpts from festival panels, it sometimes focuses on a single writer, sometimes brings in multiple writers to explore a theme, and caps off the half-hour (a public television half-hour, not a commercial TV half-hour) with an independent short, and is very much focused on the work. (Robert Lloyd) ("The Writers Room," Sundance, Fridays; "On Story," KLCS, Sundays) Read more

Several new style books focus on great American jewelry design. Here we zero in on two of the standout volumes of the season. 'David Webb: The Quintessential American Jeweler' and 'Jewels by JAR' have an eye for the dazzling. "David Webb: The Quintessential American Jeweler" American jewelry designer David Webb was a fixture on New York's social scene during the 1960s and '70s, beloved by Diana Vreeland, Nan Kempner, Doris Duke, Elizabeth Taylor, Barbra Streisand and many other style-setters. Webb is perhaps best known for his animal bracelets, more fierce than cute, featuring lions, tigers and dragons, which were part of the ladies-who-lunch uniform of the day."Jewels by JAR," the catalog for the exhibition of the same name that runs through March 9 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, is a jewel of a book with 69 photographs of incredible pieces by Joel Arthur Rosenthal, today's preeminent American jewelry designer, who has been working in Paris since the late 1970s for a small group of in-the-know clientele. Designing under his initials, JAR, Rosenthal creates works of art using colorful gemstones, pearls and other materials such as beetle wings. Each piece is unique and "set in metals that are sometimes subject to a degree of alchemy," art dealer Adrian Sassoon writes in the introductory essay. Read more ff782bc1db