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American actor, producer, and director Jason Bateman is most famous for his role in Arrested Development in 2003 and for a quite older show in 1986, Valerie. And while Jason Bateman has already tried his hand in different roles in the entertainment industry— being an actor, a producer, and a director— there are still some things that we should know about him.Jason Bateman’s father-in-law is Canadian actor and musician, Paul Anka.Bateman dated Amanda Anka for two years before getting married.The couple has two children.Bateman started his career when he played the role of James Cooper in the 1980 television series The Little House on the Prairie. He also earned a “teen-idol” status in the mid-1980s when he starred in The Hogan Family as David Hogan. He also won a Golden Globe award for his role in Arrested Development.Basically, Jason’s career is pretty much set ever since he started acting so it’s safe to say that he is lucky— not only in his acting career but also in his relationships.

Apple TV+ hasn't quite got its place in the streaming wars yet, but if you're tired of the shows on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, or just want to use your Apple TV+ subscription, there are some worthwhile shows. The premium, the ad-free streaming platform includes a host of original series from famous talents, but not all of them are worth your time. We found out which shows are really worth watching. Here are our picks for the best shows on Apple TV+.

Last Tuesday, veteran actors Tracee Ellis Ross and Leslie Jordan announced the nominations for the 94th Academy Awards. These selections for the prestigious honors resulted in some historical occurrences, most notably for screenwriter/director Jane Campion, whose entry The Power fo the Dog became the first female-directed film to receive twelve Oscar nominations. Here’s where you can watch her epic Western character study, as well as the other standout nominees, from the comfort of your home. [note: this list applies to viewers in the United States only, though many of these features are available for streaming in other locations around the globe]

Telling Shakespeare’s classic story is no easy feat; it’s been done many times before. But director Joel Coen has a long history with Shakespeare adaptations: he also directed O Brother, Where Art Thou? and No Country for Old Men—both of which were adapted from the works of William Shakespeare. His latest adaptation is no less visually stunning than his previous work, so fans of his work will be happy to tune in to watch The Tragedy of Macbeth on Apple TV+.What is the thriller about?Fans of Shakespeare will also be thrilled to know that the two-time Academy Award-winner has been added to the Apple TV+ lineup as well. The film, based on William Shakespeare’s classic play of the same name, stars Denzel Washington as the Scottish nobleman Macbeth and Frances McDormand as Lady Macbeth.The play centers on a power-hungry husband and wife duo who let ambition corrupt them, causing their downfall. The story is one of Shakespeare’s best-known, so it would do well to brush up on the Sparknotes version before you watch (although we wouldn’t blame you for just diving right in).In addition to Washington and McDormand, the film also stars Antony Sher as Banquo and Justin Kirk as Donalbain. It was also co-directed by Ethan Coen—who is responsible for films such as Fargo and No Country For Old Men—and received universal acclaim from critics when it was released in 2000.

First and foremost, I must admit that I am a major fan of musicals. So, when Apple TV+, which already has a sizable library of entertainment, introduced Schmigadoon! I had high hopes for, a six-episode musical comedy series. 'Schmigadoon!' on Apple TV+ was one of the big TV surprises of 2021. ' – a comedy series about a couple who accidentally discovers a village within a musical. Cinco Paul, the show's creator, is glad to keep making more episodes as long as it remains quirky, odd, and amusing.Paul took his time bringing 'Schmigadoon!' ' to bring life. For the last 25 years, the concept had been lingering in his mind. He got the idea while viewing the 1981 horror comedy 'An American Werewolf in London,' which starts with two travellers stumbling across a werewolf-ravaged village. 'What if two modern individuals happened across a town that was in a musical?' Paul mused after noticing the film's start was comparable to the 1947 musical 'Brigadoon.' But that was the end of it. Paul didn't know what to do with the concept until 2021, when he had the brilliant idea of replacing the two male travelers with a couple, one of whom despises musicals and the other who adores them.

When it comes to sports documentary films, Apple TV+ delivers its best. The platform is now surfing its screens to the shore after they announced the release of a never-seen-before piece, Make or Break season one.

Apple TV+ has revealed the Emmy Award-appointed design series Home, which returns for its second installment this June. The new season will take viewers on a worldwide tour from the trailer to discover the history of the most magnificent homes ever imagined.

Spider-Man: No Way Home was the biggest talk of 2021, having premiered in theatres on December 17. But in case you were skittish about crowding at the movies and would match relish the Spidey moments at home, the good news is you can.

Apple TV+ has culled together a fascinating list of original shows since launching in late 2019. The new streaming service has caught critical and popular attention for a range of content, from Ted Lasso to M. Night Shyamalan’s Servant. However, the new series Severance might be the most captivating Apple TV+ show to date. On February 18, 2022, the show debuted with rave reviews and is now building an audience. You can watch the first two episodes of Severance today in the U.S., with a new episode released every week.

Are you ready to get your cha cha on? Apple TV+ surely is as it prepares to launch its drama-comedy film Cha Cha Real Smooth on June 17.The streamer unveiled the movie's trailer on YouTube and its Twitter page on May 12. Don't miss out on what to expect as you watch the video below: