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The sixth season of SEAL Team is here, and fans can’t play cool about it. Paramount+ recently broke the news, alongside a trailer regarding the show. SEAL Team is a 2017 action-fiction series blended with military drama and Benjamin Cavell as the creator. The first four episodes launched and aired on CBS before shifting to Paramount+ for seasons 5 and 6. Cavell’s project has had a satisfying performance throughout the five seasons, with a 7.7/10-star rating on IMDb and a 71% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. No wonder the series has been receiving back-to-back renewals.

The drama series Hit the Floor brought it all to the table, from hip hop music to abs to epic dance moves, to steamy sex scenes involving perfectly chiseled people, and then some. Hit the Floor premiered in 2013 and involved the good, the bad and mostly the ugly going on in Los Angeles the Devil’s composed of cheerleaders, a basketball team and other shareholders. The series' first three seasons that aired on VH1 left the audience yearning for more, but BET's season 4 comeback did not make fans happy when they did away with a majority of the cast and suddenly switched the game. The drama series was canceled in 2018 after its fourth run, and safe to say fans were relieved because its quality had gone down the drain. Given the casts' sizzling hot on-screen scenes, here are their partners in real life.

Quinceañera is a Mexican-Columbian celebration of girls’ 15th birthday, symbolizing their transition from teenagehood into womanhood, even though they’re still teenagers. Hispanic Americans and Latinos traditionally used this celebration to mark the girls’ innocence and readiness for marriage.

Summer could be coming to an end but most entertainingly, with Peacock’s upcoming series, Vampire Academy, season one. The show is a modification of 2014’s Vampire Academy, which had Zoey Deutch and Lucy Fry in the pivotal roles. It is also derived from Richelle Mead’s award-winning books of young paranormal love stories. While the latter might have poorly performed, with 3.5/10 on Filmaffinity, 16% Rotten Tomatoes, and 5.4/10 IMDb, Marguerite Maclntyre and Julie Plec teamed up to revive it with an impressive cast you can’t afford to miss.

Hollywood stars made it big on television in different ways. Some began their journey in commercials, some on reality TV, others on competition shows and others on TV series. Today we’re going to highlight some Hollywood A-listers who got their big break on TV shows. Let’s begin!

Time flies- wasn’t just the other day fans couldn’t keep calm when the first season of The Handmaid’s Tale premiered? The series has managed four incredible seasons in nearly five years, with the fifth around the corner. The Handmaid’s Tale is a modification of Margaret Atwood’s book of the same title, originally published in 1985 (hardcover).Atwood project has garnered a whopping 4.1/5-star rating on Goodreads and a 3.1/5-star rating on Thriftbooks; no wonder it was modified into a TV show.

Netflix's 'Wednesday Addams' is definitely one of the most widely anticipated arrivals of this upcoming season. The franchise has seen many adaptations over the years, including a recent film series, but it seems like nothing could possibly satisfy the public's voracious appetite for more. Be that as it may, not all fans were happy when the show was announced. There has been quite a bit of public outcry on social media about their casting choices. Many believe that the new characters don't match their old counterparts. This is unlikely to sour the public's interest in the new show; quite the contrary, it will probably spawn new hashtags and more engagement online. But the discourse has been heated enough to warrant a conversation about the controversy.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for 'Game of Thrones.' 'House of the Dragon,' the highly anticipated TV adaptation of George R.R. Martin's prequel to 'The Game of Thrones,' set a record as the most watched premiere in HBO history with nearly 10 million views. The second episode surpassed that number, giving new life to what many believed to be a disgraced franchise. But viewership isn't everything. Viewers will always compare it to the original show, which means the series could easily fizzle out if it doesn't live up to its predecessor's glory. Will it manage to capture the old magic of Westeros, or will it flop? To answer that question, let's forget everything we think we know about this new chapter, the spoilers, and the events in the book, and talk about what really matters: execution. Regardless of what has been written before, 'House of the Dragon' will still need to execute the story well, and in order to do so, it will need certain traits that belonged to the original.

This year has been a traumatic time for fans of streaming. In April, Netflix announced a major drop in subscriptions, frightening skittish would-be investors throughout the industry. There's been a rash of cancellations ever since, exacerbated by the merger between HBOMax and Discovery+, which led them to announce that they were cutting back on more than 36 titles. Cliffhangers were left unfinished. Beloved characters never reached the conclusion they deserved, all for the sake of maintaining profits. Despite all of that, there's still a large slate of new shows coming in the fall, and though they will never make up for our losses, they may be enough to provide a distraction from our grief.

Great shows, back-to-back! That’s Apple TV Plus’ slogan for September. The streaming platform seems not to be joking on-duty; it recently announced Central Park’s season three premiere, alongside other shows set to launch this September. The series launched its season 1 in 2020 on Apple TV+, with the second season landing in 2021.Thanks to the impressive performance of a 94% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes and a 6.7/10-star rating on IMDb, Central Park’s showrunners received a go-ahead for the third season even before its immediate predecessor aired. The latter is scheduled to premiere earlier this September. We are here with everything you need to know before the debut.

In the current era of women empowerment, streaming platforms willingly distribute women-oriented shows in return for the impressive number of fans internationally. Apple TV+ is the most recent streamer to acquire such a show, with the first season of Gutsy by Chelsea and Hillary Clinton. The pair, mother and daughter, have paired up to celebrate their most cherished ladies in a TV show set to launch earlier in September.

When Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars, many felt that the actor had truly lost the plot. Decades of careful career cultivation went down the drain as the world witnessed the meltdown in disbelief and total horror.  The backlash has been severe- Smith was banned by the Academy from future ceremonies for the next decade and several of his projects were canned.But prior to the scandal, Will Smith’s career was on a roll. He has enjoyed success in film, television, and music and just recently published his memoir, WILL, in November 2021. Regretfully, Smith winning the Best Actor Award for King Richard was overshadowed by the slapping incident.The established actor’s number of achievements also includes successful business ventures. He has made many investments in different types of businesses, mostly with online companies and websites. Given Will Smith’s illustrious career prior to the scandal at the Oscars, it’s high time we take a look at the actor’s early life and how he was able to achieve his A-list status.

Disney+ Day is a yearly celebration hosted by Walt Disney Company to honor its streaming platforms such as Disney+, Star+, and Hulu. The big day, which happens on September, 8th of every year is marked with new show launches, plenty of trailers, and early park admission into the Disneyland Resort. Disney+ subscribers also enjoy free or lower-than-normal charges in celebration of the day. The 2022 Disney+ Day, which will happen as a foundation for the D23 Expo, comes with a series of impressive shows you can't afford to miss. Let's have a look!

One thing about Peacock is that it creates the best novel adaptations any other streaming platform would. Its most recent project, Last Light, from Alex Scarrow’s Award-winning thriller book, is a clear piece of evidence for the world. Alex Scarrow was initially a great guitarist before diving into the artistic world and later decided to design computer games. He is currently a renowned novelist, with Time Riders and Last Light being some of his notable projects.

Hulu is back with what it does best- delivering heart-warming shows to keep its fans glued to their seats. The streamer recently announced the launch of Wedding Season, season one taking viewers deep into comedy, romance, and high-action thriller.