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Multi-Award-winning actresses Kathy Bates and Rachel McAdams, joined by upcoming star Abby Ryder Fortson from Ant-Man and the Wasp are about to take to the big screen this Spring in the comedy-drama film Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. The movie is inspired by the 1970 middle-grade novel of the same title written by Judy Blume. I don't know about you, but one thing that draws me to line up for a movie is the all-star cast, and this one seems like a catch, given its talented leads. Before anything else, let's find more about the film, including who else stars in it and its release date.

From kids' projects to horror, comedy, fiction, and action, Netflix always has something for everyone. The great streaming platform is here with the second season of Daniel Spellbound, a computer-animated series that premiered on Netflix in October 2022. Daniel Spellbound was announced in February 2021 by Netflix. The first season landed with ten 22-minute episodes, which managed impressive scores of 6.9/10 stars on IMDb, an 89% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, 2/5 stars on Common Sense Media, and 4/5 stars on JustWatch.

After thirteen years of action drama, military matters, and police procedurals, one of the longest-airing scripted series, NCIS: Los Angeles, is finally coming to an end with season fourteen on CBS. The show landed on the broadcasting network in September 2009 for its first 24-episode season.

Buckle up! We are heading to Hulu for the first season of The 1619 Project. Nikole Hannah-Jones created the documentary series as an extension of her 2019 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same title. Nikole’s original book, The 1619 Project, received massive criticism from several philosophists and historians in America and beyond questioning its accuracy. The author was approached by some studios and producers regarding transforming her essays into a TV project, after which she signed an agreement with Lionsgate and other production partners.

In this article, we delve into the intricacies of the second season of the HBO series filmed on the picturesque island of Sicily. With an abundance of rich details added to the scenes, we compare and contrast with the previous season to provide an in-depth analysis of the series!Spoiler alert!

The highly anticipated new season of the Netflix series Alice in Borderland has been released. If you're a fan of the show, you'll likely enjoy the following series and movies that we recommend. Here are 20 recommendations for ‘Alice in Borderland’ fans!

British actor Henry Cavill has been impressing audiences for over two decades with his diverse and powerful performances. He first gained widespread recognition for his role as Superman in the 2013 film Man of Steel, which went on to become the highest-grossing Superman movie of all time. But Cavill's talent extends far beyond that iconic role - throughout his career, he has taken on a wide range of characters, showcasing his versatility as an actor. In this article, I have compiled a list of some of Henry Cavill's best performances in films and TV shows, including his work on The Tudors series, and beyond!

HBO's 'The Last of Us' series, adapted from the popular video game released in 2013 and 2020, is set to premiere on January 15th. The series has quickly gained attention from both TV and movie fans alike. In this article, we'll delve into the details of the show including the cast, plot, and all other information you need to know. So, if you're excited for the series, read on for more information!

Netflix announced some bittersweet news for fans of the martial arts show Cobra Kai that the long-awaited sixth season will be it's last.

On Tuesday, January 10 2023, the world witnessed Evan Peters being rewarded for his unbelievable show in Ryan Murphy's biography Netflix series Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. We saw it coming from miles away! Evan Peters gave it his all and then some to portray the infamous Milwaukee serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, who remained undetected for over a decade from 1978 to 1991 due to the law’s negligence.

Fasten your belts- we are moving to Hulu this February for the first season of Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence. The series is a true crime documentary that tells the story of Larry Ray, a 62-year-old accused of sex trafficking, conspiracy, extortion, and other charges at Sarah Lawrence College. Ray has been in and out of court since his arrest in 2019, having been denied bail several times. The first project to examine Ray's story is Hulu's Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence.

A new movie is cooking for Tudum fans named True Spirit. The movie is based on the true-life story of Jessica Watson, who, at 16 years in 2009, sailed alone, continuously, and independently around the world for 210 days.Netflix has been working on its family and true-life inspiration movies, and True Spirit marks its newest addition. Sarah Spillane, who directed the film and worked on the screenplay, expressed her excitement in a statement. “I am happy and honored to be trusted with presenting Jessica’s special journey before the screen. Jessica’s determination and persistent fight to beat the records and attain her dream in a sector that men rule inspired me to adapt the story. That made her a unique inspiration for many, more so young women across the world.”

Hooray! Netflix fans can finally grab their popcorn bowl for the first part of You’s season four. The show is a psychological thriller that landed on Lifetime in September 2018 for the first ten-episode season before moving to Netflix in December 2018 as an Original series.

When streaming first hit the market, there was an unprecedented gold rush. Everyone knew that they had to find a way to lure customers into subscribing to the new medium. Cable TV and network television were still very much the norm, and they had amazing content--the kind that people would drool over. People weren't just going to hand over their credit cards for nothing. The industry's solution was to open their wallets as wide as possible. They poured billions into writers, big-name directors, and CGI artists, giving customers something that they could really sink their teeth into. It worked. Cable is dead. Network TV has gone the way of the landline, and streaming is the new norm. Things went on that way for several years, until Netflix announced their first drop in subscribers in more than a decade. Investors are skittish in general. The second someone mentions a loss, they run around like chickens with their heads cut off, shouting that the sky is going to crash down and kill us all any minute. They started calling it a streaming recession. If it could happen to Netflix, it could happen to all of the platforms, and everyone was convinced that it would. When this mindset takes hold, the market slumps. The stock market is very much a subjective entity. It's all based on popular outlook. Money stopped flowing. Shows were canceled left and right, and customers were left hanging. Real art--masterpieces, some the product of decades of planning--were completely abandoned, and it sucked. The biggest issue was HBO Max. Early in 2022, it was announced that Warner Bros, which owned the platform would be merging with Discovery Inc. It scared a lot of people both inside and outside the industry. The new CEO David Zaslav painted himself as a sort of fiscal guru. HBO Max had more than $23 billion worth of debt, and he was claiming that he could turn that into a $3 billion surplus. He knew all the right things to say to convince investors. They're a predictable bunch. They like pragmatism, lower budgets, and a sense of security--which always seems to be missing. He was a rockstar, and as soon as he took over he began doing away with the some of the network's best series. More than a hundred have been removed from the platform. That includes Westworld, one of their most popular series, and Raised by Wolves, which was known for bringing the HBO Max to life. It was everyone worst nightmare. People have been speaking out left and right, and they're not being heard. Cliffhangers are being left open. Loose ends were left alone. It's still happening too, and this mindset is still quite popular in Hollywood. They've convinced themselves that the gold rush is over, so it is, and now we have to be a lot pickier about what we watch. It's a crying shame.

2023 is the most fantastic year for all animated show lovers as a new series, Shape Island, lands on Apple TV+. Shape Island is an adaptation of Jon Klassen and Mac Barnett's Award-winning book trilogy, Shapes. Apple TV+ announced the show a while ago, followed by sharing its official trailer on YouTube. Shape Island joins other all-ages animations on the streaming platform, such as Duck &Goose, El Deafo, and Harriet the Spy.