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Following the success of the Emmy-winning American series 'Ray Donovan,' which aired from 2013 to 2020, a spin-off titled 'The Donovans' is set to captivate audiences. The original series garnered immense popularity during its seven-season run in the United States.

Netflix gears up to showcase the harrowing and unsolved murders that haunted Italy for nearly two decades in the 4-part crime series 'Il Mostro.' Directed by Stefano Sollima, the series delves into the terrifying story of the infamous serial killer who committed eight double homicides between 1968 and 1985, known as the 'Monster of Florence.'

Exciting news is brewing for fans of the Netflix hit series 'Beef' as it gears up for its second season. According to Deadline, the creator Lee Sung Jin has already assembled the cast for the upcoming storyline. Charles Melton and Cailee Spaeny are set to join the successful Netflix comedy, adding a new layer of competition to the series. Meanwhile, the speculation surrounding the return of Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway to 'Beef' for its second season is heightening, promising a fresh take on the acclaimed series by Jin. Let's explore the details of this potential reunion. 👇

Renowned author Harlan Coben, known for his gripping narratives, is set to captivate audiences once again with the upcoming limited series, 'Lazarus,' in collaboration with Danny Brocklehurst, on Amazon's Prime Video channel. Following the success of his Netflix series 'Fool Me Once,' Coben is ready to unfold a new mystery. The series stars Sam Claflin as an investigative psychologist entangled in a web of unsolved crimes after returning home following his father's tragic suicide. With Bill Nighy portraying the deceased father and Alexandra Roach as Claflin's on-screen sister, the show promises a compelling cast. Coben's previous Netflix venture boasted a star-studded ensemble, including Richard Armitage and Michelle Keegan, exploring the enigmatic story of Maya as she unravels the mystery behind her husband's death and sudden resurrection. As anticipation builds for 'Lazarus,' Coben continues to solidify his reputation for delivering suspenseful and intriguing narratives.

In a surprising collaboration, Disney is set to outsource the distribution of home entertainment media to Sony Pictures Entertainment. As the era of physical media sales, such as DVDs and Blu-rays, experiences a decline in the age of technology, this new deal signifies a strategic move to keep the trend alive. Under this agreement, Sony will produce, distribute, and market physical media for Disney-owned productions, including DVDs and Blu-rays. Let's delve into the details.