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The success of Stranger Things Season 4 made a lasting impact on the audience--especially on Hollywood star Jamie Campbell Bower who played Henry Creel, 001, and Vecna. His versatility and acting skills were very prominent during his transition from being Henry to Vecna. This is why fans are asking, what are the other shows where we can catch Jamie?Worry no more! We've curated the best Jamie Campbell Bower movies and TV shows you wouldn't want to miss!

Boys Over Flowers is one of the classic K-drama series whose name was on every fan's lips when it premiered in 2009. It was not only one of the most popular K-dramas of the day but also launched some of the casts to international stardom. However, 13 years later, statistics indicate that the South Korean dramedy hasn't aged well, with one of the lead cast members admitting that he cringes whenever he watches it. Here’s why Boys Over Flowers is much hated by the audience today.

Apple TV+ has a hot new drama thriller miniseries lined up for you starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw in the lead. Surface features the Loki actress as the protagonist Sophie who tries to put pieces of the puzzle back together after losing her memory due to an attempted suicide through drowning.

It's the final destination for HBO Max's Made for Love, but the series will remain in our minds forever. Several sources have confirmed that the streaming platform revoked the dark rom-com series after two installments. The second season ended on May 19th, serving as the show's finale.

One thing about Apple TV+ is that it ensures its young viewers the best content. The streaming platform’s upcoming 2D animated kids’ piece, Duck & Goose, tells it all. The series is grounded on Tad Hill’s New York Times award-winning novels.

Summer is typically beautiful, but it’s about to get more adorable with Apple TV Plus’ upcoming accomplishment, Black Bird. The limited series is an adaptation of James Keene’s with Hillel Levin’s true-crime book, “In With the Devil: A Fallen Hero, A Serial Killer, and A Dangerous Bargain for Redemption.”One of the many questions ahead of the series premiere is whether it’s grounded on a real story. “Is Black Bird grounded on real events?” Here is everything we know!

Peacock has a norm of delivering pulse-pounding pieces. The platform’s upcoming project, Trigger Point, is a clear piece of evidence. The series is a British true-crime thriller that blends The Hurt Locker’s exceptional human drama with the 24’s thrills. Trigger Point joins Vigil and The Capture on Peacock’s British drama list.

This man, who is now a Hollywood magnet and a highly praised actor, was once one of the worst cast members of Saturday Night Live. And his name is Robert Downey Jr. No, it's not an error!The man who spearheaded the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the hit film Iron Man (2008) landed his first on-screen role on Lorne Michaels' SNL. Though not off to a great career start, RDJ's brief feature on SNL laid the foundation for 1980s box office hit highlights such as Weird Science (1985), Tuff Turf (1985), and The Pick Up Artist (1987), just to name a few. Despite his enormous current success, fans might have forgotten about RDJ’s rocky SNL tenure.

The hip-hop series Empire was one of the most widely watched shows of the 2010s. Too bad its fleeting recognition couldn't rescue it from getting booted in 2020 during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Empire came to a sudden unsatisfactory end in its 6th run.

These series hold massive respect for their genre, from The Boys, Loki, Invincible, Stargirl, Doom Patrol, and WandaVision. They give all the reasons to adore superheroes and their acts. For several years now, HBO max, Prime Video, and other streaming platforms have delivered such films in the best way possible. Below are our top superhero TV show picks to binge-watch this summer!

Every once in a while, critics and fans seem to differ in opinion concerning a TV show. The new series The Terminal List, launched on July 1 on Prime Video, shows a wide gap between audience and critic ratings. With tons of new series on streaming giant platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and HBO Max among others, it can be challenging to select something to watch. So, should you stream or skip The Terminal List? Hopefully, this post will help you decide.

Last year fans of the thrilling crime drama series Queen of the South felt the amicable stab of having a beloved TV show canceled. Fortunately, we received a warning that the show wouldn't be making a 6th season run on USA Network.

The number one streamer, Netflix, has just brought us two new reasons to get excited. They’ve given the green light on yet another season of Squid Game and a real game show based on it.

In a Hollywood Reporter exclusive report, they revealed that 'Wonder Man' is in the works for Marvel Cinematic Universe + Disney. The movie will be filmed in 2023, which means it could hit the silver screen by 2024- and fans are living it already. The film's director, Destin Daniel Cretton, has teamed up with Andrew Guest to produce a live-action series featuring the long-running Marvel character.Guest will head write the series, while Cretton exec produces and possibly even directs an episode or more. The two are working together through their overall deal with Marvel Studios signed late last year.'Wonder Man' is one of the first superheroes to emerge in American comics. He's also a founding member and beloved character at Marvel, appearing regularly ever since his debut appearance alongside 'The Avengers' in comic book number 9. Also known as Mr. Muscles and Hal Canutt, Simon Williams (Wonder Man's alter ego) gained his superhuman powers due to chemical and radiation treatments with 'ionic' energy by Baron Zemo. In 'Avengers: The Children's Crusade' comic book number 3, Captain America describes Wonder Man as having 'Sentry-level' strength that is beyond the likes of Thor or Steve Rogers, thanks to these potent cocktails administered during an early age when he had no natural defense against empowerment - something which would change everything for him.

In what will be a first for the two Fanning sisters, they'll appear alongside each other in Mélanie Laurent's new film, 'The Nightingale.' The director of 'Inglorious Basterds' has indeed cast them both. The film 'The Nightingale' is based on the novel by Kristin Hannah that tells the story of nurses set in the Second World War.'The Nightingale' is already a fascinating project not just because of the real-life sisters playing the role (Laurent and Elle Fannin) but also because of Melanie Laurent's directorial history. The long and winding journey to the big screen for 'The Nightingale' has been difficult. Sony TriStar Pictures got the rights for the movie in 2015, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Still, it wasn't until 2017 that they brought screenwriter Ann Peacock into this World War II story about ordinary people during extraordinary times.