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Peacock just announced that The Real Housewives of Miami would return to our screens with its fifth installment, nearly eight months after the fourth season was completed. RHOM is a reality TV show chiefly produced by Andy Cohen and others. The series launched its first season in April 2011, followed by seasons two, three, and four in 2012, 2013, and 2021, respectively. The Real Housewives of Miami has managed a score of 3.5 out of 10 stars over the past four seasons on IMDb.

The actor, author and professor Clarence Gilyard Jr. sadly passed away on Monday, November 28, 2022, at 66 years. The cause of death is yet to be determined, as stated by The University of Nevada, Las Vegas College of Fine Arts, where Gilyard Jr. taught screen and stage acting.

The Kardashian-Jenner family has a history of both profitable and failed economic endeavors. The Kardashian family manages a number of businesses in the background when they are not filming an episode of The Kardashians.

Stephen King, famously known as 'the King of Horror,' is an American writer of fantasy novels, horror, thriller, and crime.  One of the largest-paid writers of all time, Stephen King has an amount of net worth estimated at $600 million. On his bookshelves, he carries a selection of best-selling novels. Upwards of 350 million copies of Stephen King's novels have been sold, generating about $48 million in yearly revenue.Stephen King wrote 64 novels, including five non-fiction works and seven written under the alias Richard Bachman. The works of Stephen King have been made into movies, series, TV shows, and comic books. Stephen has worked with different writers and authored both Marvel and DC comics.Given his countless awards and achievements in literature, Stephen King is undoubtedly one of the finest authors of his time. Stephen King was indeed the fifth-highest-paid author worldwide in 2019.

Here's to the profound ones, the strange ones--those who make us laugh and those who make us cry. Reinvent the hero's journey. Make us think, and send us reeling. Weave a wicked web we can't resist. Just so long as the writing is good, we'll follow along every step of the way. Don't let us down, and don't expect us to settle for less than the best, because we can tell the difference between a flop and a hit, and we have a long menu of series' to choose from. 2022 was a strange time for streaming. Networks reported early losses, rocking what was once considered a solid market. Now investors are playing it careful, tightening their purse strings, and holding back. Some of our favorite shows have had their budgets cut, and some of what we expected to succeed flopped, either due to a lack of funding, poor planning, or problems behind the scenes. But there are plenty of gems available, and the market is still churning new things out, surprising us and wowing us at every turn.

The comedy horror series Wednesday debuted on Wednesday, November 23, 2022, to rave reviews and the highest viewership hours in a week for an English-language series ever! Stranger Things season 4 previously retained the top position, accumulating 335.5 million hours in its debut week of May 30 to June 5 2022. The mystery drama series has now been dethroned by Wednesday, which sits at 341.2 million hours ensuing its last week's premiere.

Darby and the Dead is an upcoming Hulu supernatural teen comedy starring Riele Downs and directed by Silas Howard. Supernatural movies keep the brain on high-level activity, thanks to their scary scenes and technology. Hulu has for years embraced the category, bringing viewers the best projects such as Spree, Antlers, Treehouse, Matriarch, and recently Darby and the Dead. The movie was initially named Darby Harper Wants You to Know when it started filming in South Africa. It acquired its current title in October 2022, alongside the premiere date at Hulu.

Are you into drama shows? Well, Amazon Prime Video might be your next home this holiday. The streamer just unveiled an addition to its plate of drama content with the first season of Riches, a British TV show created by Inventing Anna’s Abby Ajayi. Drama shows have a way of representing nearly everyone’s life, personality, and character on screens, as they can never run out of ideas to talk about.

Apple TV+ is back with the second season of Slow Horses seven months after the first installment was completed. Slow Horses launched its debut season in April 2022, attracting plenty of reviews and critics, revealed by an 89% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes supported by a 95% average Tomatometer and 7.7 out of 10 stars on IMDb. The first season is based on Mick Herron's book of the Slough House series, entitled Slow Horses, while its successor is adapted from the sequel Dead Lions. Apple TV+ initially ordered two seasons of Slow Horses in October 2019 before adding two more in June 2022, set to be derived from other books from the series.

Hulu just provided a first look and trailer for its upcoming dating show, Back in the Groove, starring Brooke, Steph, and Sparkle. The show will be hosted by Taye Diggs, an American actor popularly known for his incredible performance in All American, The Best Man franchise and Chicago. 

We can agree that nothing hits better than a holiday movie during the holiday season. Disney+ just knows how to combine the two, evident from its current package of holiday movies ahead of the December holiday. Pentatonix: Around the World for the Holidays marks the most recent addition to Disney Plus’ plate.

The Territory is a documentary film directed and produced by Alex Pritz for National Geographic and Disney Plus. The film launched on National Geographic in August 2020 before it recently acquired a Disney+ December release date. National Geographic's The Territory managed an outstanding 7.6 out of 10 stars- meaning it's worth it for Disney+ subscribers to try it.

Antonio Banderas returns once again as the voice of the titular feline in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. The upcoming animated film is a sequel to the 2011 Puss in Boots that focused on Puss's adventures and mishaps from childhood as an abandoned kitty alongside Humpty Alexander Dumpty.

Paramount Pictures has lined up the eccentric drama film Babylon this holiday, which is described as “The Great Gatsby on Steroids”, featuring an all-star studded cast and the craziness of the golden age in Hollywood. Crafted by Damien Chazelle, Babylon depicts the entertainment industry's evolution in the 1920s from silent films to the audio version as it sees the rise and descent of Hollywood bigwigs. The preview video captures the indulgence of early Hollywood, consisting of drug overuse and hard partying. We see topless women and Brad Pitt’s character plummeting from a balcony in his undies but surprisingly gets up unharmed as he retires for the night.

Scarlett Johansson has signed a deal with Warner Bros. TV to executive produce and star in the limited thriller series Just Cause for Amazon Prime Video. The series marks Johansson's first lead role in a TV show, which has received the green light for a straight-to-series production.