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Bridgerton: Hannah Dodd to take over as Francesca Bridgerton after Ruby Stokes exits role

Dodd will play the sixth Bridgerton sibling in Netflix romantic drama

The Independent UK

Resident Evil Netflix series gets first two trailers ahead of July 14 release

The Netflix series will be debuting on July 14, telling the tale of Albert Wesker’s daughter as she fights through the zombie apocalypse her father, presumably, helped create.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Disbelief and anger on Nottinghamshire streets after MP Lee Anderson's food bank tirade

There were some messages of support too

Nottingham Post

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BBC boss urges Government to consider ‘high stakes’ before funding decisions

The broadcaster’s licence fee faces an uncertain future.

The Independent UK

Welcome to Eden on Netflix: Everything you need to know

It’s the dystopian thriller everybody’s been talking about

Evening Standard

Jason Oppenheim reacts to Chrishell Stause’s video on new relationship

Stause is now dating non-binary singer G Flip

The Independent UK

Our Father: Netflix viewers disgusted by ‘sick’ fertility doctor in documentary

New film tells of how a fertility doctor inseminated patients with his sperm without consent

The Independent UK

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What’s on TV this week: Billboard Music Awards, 'Masked Singer' and 'Law & Order' season finales and more

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Los Angeles Times

Marlon Wayans on his latest Netflix horror comedy, Dave Chappelle's attacker, helping his stand-up friends

ATLANTA — Marlon Wayans loves a good scare but he wouldn't tolerate anyone attacking him on stage the way Dave Chappelle was earlier this month at a comedy festival.

Tribune News Service

Streaming services are in dire straits – yet somehow I’m still forking out for seven

Netflix, Amazon, Hulu … there’s hardly anything to watch on any of them, but there’s always a reason not to cancel, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK

Best board games for adults from fun new games to old classics

Get your best game face on and challenge your friends

Evening Standard

BBC may start using Netflix subscription model as TV licence faces axe

Discussions are happening as the TV licence faces the axe

Nottingham Post

Netflix: Every movie and TV series being removed from streaming service in May

Act fast – you don’t have a lot of time to watch them

The Independent UK

Disney Profit Slips but Streaming TV Subscribers Jump

Disney on Wednesday said its profit slipped in the recently ended quarter but its television streaming service and parks were booming. The entertainment giant reported net income of $470 million, just over half of the $912 million profit it made in the same period a year earlier. But park attendance…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Salon

5 creepiest moments from "Our Father"

For years, Dr. Donald Cline got away with using his own sperm to inseminate his patients without their consent

Daily Mirror

Queen has 'ring of steel' to halt Harry and Meghan documentary bid, expert says

The Sussexes have been told by royal aides to not "even think" about using the Queen as content for a Netflix documentary and there is a "ring of steel" around the monarch, said expert Russell Myers

Mic

"Our Father" depicts a unique kind of horror that is also all too relevant

The new Netflix documentary follows the story of Dr. Cline, an infertility doctor who artificially inseminated countless women with his own sperm.

Los Angeles Times

Disney+ avoids streaming slump for now, adding 8 million subscribers

The great streaming slowdown of 2022 hasn't hit Mickey Mouse yet.

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Edinburgh Live

Netflix announces plans for adverts after losing 200,000 subscribers

Netflix could be moving plans forward when it comes to adverts after the streaming service reportedly lost 200,000 paying customers in their second quarter.

Salon

How many TV episodes is too many?

Viewers can't watch every show, and shorter seasons certainly lend themselves to binge-watching

Chicago Tribune

‘Operation Mincemeat’ review: How Colin Firth and company faked an invasion and helped win WWII, now on Netflix

With any war movie, the safe audience bet typically favors the immediate, graphic horrors of battle. That way, when you see a title such as “Hacksaw Ridge,” you know a director (in that case Mel Gibson) will be operating with a cinematic license to slaughter.

Los Angeles Times

Review: How Netflix's legal drama 'The Lincoln Lawyer' might predict the streamer's future

"The Lincoln Lawyer," premiering Friday on Netflix, is a meat-and-potatoes legal thriller starring Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller, a Los Angeles defense attorney. It was created by David E. Kelley and developed by Ted Humphrey (a producer and writer on "The Good Wife") from "The Brass Verdict," the second of…

Manchester Evening News

Netflix: Bling Empire season 2 launch date and cast lineup

The show follows wildly wealthy Asian and Asian American fun-seekers going all out with parties, glamour and drama in Los Angeles

Benzinga

Pete Najarian Is Bullish On Disney Ahead Of Earnings: Here's What Will Send The Stock Higher

Walt Disney Co (NYSE: DIS) is set to announce its quarterly financial results Wednesday after the bell. Here's what to watch for when the company reports.

Benzinga

Why Netflix Shares Are Diving Today

Shares of several companies in the broader technology sector, including Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX), are trading lower amid continued volatility as investors digest the latest U.S. inflation data, which came in higher-than-expected.

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