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The world's best combo of travel and delicious cuisine is returning, as Netflix reveals the release date for Season 5 of 'Somebody Feed Phil.' ‘Somebody Feed Phil’ is part of a roster of culinary shows on Netflix including Ugly Delicious; Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat; The Chef Show; Chef’s Table; The Great British Baking Show; Nailed It; and Cooked, among others.The new season of Someone Feed Phil will debut in Oaxaca, Portland (Maine), Helsinki, Portland (Oregon), and Madrid. Oaxaca cuisine has some typical Mexican favorites like tamales and tapas, but the city is also noted for its adventurous recipes like chapulines (grasshoppers). Helsinki, Finland, is a fascinating location since the capital's food culture is evolving, with a mix of Asian and Nordic cuisines. In previous seasons, the series' star traveled to locations with a strong street food culture, like Saigon, Vietnam, Marrakesh, Morocco, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the Mississippi Delta, as well as sampling cuisine from world-famous cities like New York, Seoul, and London.

It's almost here! Overtaking 2021's Red Notice as the most expensive film ever made by Netflix, The Gray Man is set to make a limited debut on July 15 2022, followed by a Netflix premiere on July 22.Since his last role as Captain America on MCU’s Avengers Endgame, Chris Evans gets to work with Anthony and Joe Russo once again in this exciting action-thriller movie. This time taking on more of a sinister than heroic role, Evans goes head-to-head with co-star Ryan Gosling.

Food and travel enthusiasts are excited to know that the traveling series Somebody Feed Phil continues its fifth journey, with new episodes premiering Wednesday, May 25 on Netflix.

Magic happens when an all-star cast of incredibly talented actors comes together. And today, we commemorate the rom-com film What to Expect When You're Expecting as it turns 10 years, having surprisingly premiered on the same date a decade ago, May 25 2012.

Lifetime always assures its fans of nothing else but captivating content. The streaming platform is here with a new thriller film, My Mom Made Me Do It, scheduled to land this Friday, May 27th. This one can’t afford to miss on your Binge-watcher list for this month.

To keep us glued to our screens, Prime Video has brought a new thriller, Failing Upwards, from the Scottish presenter and comedian, Iain Stirling of Love Island, the star and creator of Buffering, and a BAFTA champion.  Stirling commenced his comedy profession at the Edinburgh Fringe and has since appeared on various comedy shows, Taskmaster and Russell Howard’s Good News included.

It wasn’t until 2017 that I came to watch the 1984 dance musical movie Footloose, having found it stashed somewhere, along with other of my dad’s favorite films of the 80s. I loved the movie so much that I would repeat it every day that year to listen to its cool soundtrack as well as see Willard dance with two left feet as his best high school friend Ren teaches him how to get into the groove.

Fox's newest reality competition series, Don't Forget the Lyrics debuts on Hulu on Tuesday, May 24, with its first episode having premiered on Monday, May 23 on the cable network.

The fifth season of the American musical game show Beat Shazam launched its first episode on Monday, May 23 and was added to Hulu's listing on Tuesday, May 24.

Amazon Prime Video is well-known for its outstanding ability to deliver the best sports films worldwide. The streaming platform is at it again with its most recent accomplishment, Kick Like Tayla, a documentary film following the existence and career of AFLW icon Tayla Harris. Launching this Friday, May 27th, Kick Like Tayla offers unparalleled access to Tayla Harris’ existence. It studies her rise as an AFLW star, her triumph as a boxer, and the social media altercation surrounding the renowned picture of her in 2019.

HBO Max never sleeps on the job when it comes to comedy sketches. The streaming platform has done it again with its newest piece, That Damn Michael Che, season two. Michael Che of Michael Che Matters and Saturday Night Live is the creator and chief producer alongside Oz Rodriguez, Lorne Michaels, and Erin Doyle. That Damn Michael Che is a sketch comedy series whose first season debuted on May 6th 2021, followed by positive reviews from audiences and critics.

We Feed People is a documentary series following Chef José Andrés' World Central Kitchen (WCK), a non-profit organization. It features volunteers, as they offer food to people undergoing community, climate, and humanitarian crises. Academy Award champion Ron Howard of A Beautiful Mind directs the film. While the organization has international branches, its recent response to the Ukraine war survivors has brought it into the spotlight. The organization set its operations at the Ukraine-Poland border as soon the Russian forces attacked Ukraine early this year.

Hosted by Kristin Chenoweth, Tony and Emmy champion of The Wicked, Keeper of the Ashes: The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders is a four-episode documentary series investigating the brutal rape and murder of three girl scouts in Oklahoma. “I could have been among them.” The host mentions in the trailer how she narrowly escaped death as she had been unwell at that time. Her mother emphasized that she couldn’t attend the camping, which has stuck in her mind ever since.

Get ready to experience Jennifer Lopez like never before in the documentary film Halftime, set to premiere on June 14 on Netflix.The streaming platform dropped the global superstar's reflective film trailer on YouTube on May 19, showcasing J.Lo’s most iconic and tragic moments in her dramatic career. The film focuses on the moments the star turned 50 in 2019, reflecting that the year saw everything she had worked for in fashion, movies, and music come to life.

Apple TV+ revealed its most recent trailer of the documentary series Prehistoric Planet on Saturday, May 21, 'Tuarangisaurus Dive for Pebbles’, hinting at what’s to come. The five-night event docuseries features various types of dinosaurs and their habitats 66 million years ago, from forests to ice lands to deserts to oceans.Prehistoric Planet debuts globally on Monday, May 23, on Apple TV+, with a new episode dropping every day through Friday, May 27.