<p>Hit South Korean show 'Squid Game'&nbsp;has officially become Netflix`s biggest original series launch, the streaming service said on Wednesday.<br />
The nine-part thriller, in which cash-strapped contestants play childhood games with deadly consequences in a bid to win 45.6 billion won ($38 million), has become a worldwide sensation for Netflix since its launch less than a month ago.<br />
<br />
The dystopian drama has inspired countless memes, Halloween costumes of the ubiquitous green tracksuits worn by contestants and real-world recreations https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/seller-basks-squid-game-fame-his-sweet-deadly-treat-2021-10-01 of the various games. It has also sparked a debate within South Korea about toxic competitive societies and prompted new interest in the country`s culture and language around the world.</p>

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<p>"Squid Game has officially reached 111 million fans — making it our biggest series launch ever!"</p>

<p>Netflix posted on Twitter.<br />
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The series reached that total in just 27 days, since its release on Sept. 17, easily outpacing U.K. costume drama 'Bridgerton', which was streamed by 82 million accounts in its first 28 days.<br />
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Netflix gives limited information on viewing figures for its platform and cuts the data it does provide in various ways. The 28-day debut figures it released for Bridgerton and other shows included any account that watched an episode for at least two minutes.</p>

<p><a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/squid-game-actor-lee-jung-jae-reveals-how-hollywood-has-reacted-to-his-performance-420327" hreflang="en">'Squid Game' actor Lee Jung-jae reveals how Hollywood has reacted to his performance</a><br />
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Netflix co-CEO and Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos told a tech conference in California last month said the streaming service was surprised by how popular 'Squid Game'&nbsp;has become.<br />
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"We did not see that coming, in terms of its global popularity," he said.<br />
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The series was so popular that South Korean Internet service provider SK Broadband sued Netflix&nbsp;to pay for costs from increased network traffic and maintenance work because of the surge in viewers.</p>

<p><a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/havent-watched-squid-game-heres-what-youre-not-missing-420186" hreflang="en">Haven't watched 'Squid Game'? Here's what you're not missing</a><br />
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And a South Korean woman was in talks with the U.S. firm about compensation after she was deluged with thousands of prank calls and text messages when her phone number&nbsp;was inadvertently highlighted as a key plot point in the series.<br />
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Netflix has it would spend more than $500 million on content produced in South Korea this year.</p>


Hit South Korean show 'Squid Game' has officially become Netflix`s biggest original series launch, the streaming service said on Wednesday. The nine-part thriller, in which cash-strapped contestants play childhood games with deadly consequences in a bid to win 45.

Hit South Korean show 'Squid Game' has officially become Netflix`s biggest original series launch, the streaming service said on Wednesday. The nine-part thriller, in which cash-strapped contestants play childhood games with deadly consequences in a bid to win 45.6 billion won ($38 million), has become a worldwide sensation for Netflix since its launch less than a month ago. The dystopian drama has inspired countless memes, Halloween costumes of the ubiquitous green tracksuits worn by contestants and real-world recreations https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/seller-basks-squid-game-fame-his-sweet-deadly-treat-2021-10-01 of the various games. It has also sparked a debate within South Korea about toxic competitive societies and prompted new interest in the country`s culture and language around the world. Illegal streams, merch bonanza: Squid Game craze hits China "Squid Game has officially reached 111 million fans — making it our biggest series launch ever!" Netflix posted on Twitter. The series reached that total in just 27 days, since its release on Sept. 17, easily outpacing U.K. costume drama 'Bridgerton', which was streamed by 82 million accounts in its first 28 days. Netflix gives limited information on viewing figures for its platform and cuts the data it does provide in various ways. The 28-day debut figures it released for Bridgerton and other shows included any account that watched an episode for at least two minutes. 'Squid Game' actor Lee Jung-jae reveals how Hollywood has reacted to his performance Netflix co-CEO and Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos told a tech conference in California last month said the streaming service was surprised by how popular 'Squid Game' has become. "We did not see that coming, in terms of its global popularity," he said. The series was so popular that South Korean Internet service provider SK Broadband sued Netflix to pay for costs from increased network traffic and maintenance work because of the surge in viewers. Haven't watched 'Squid Game'? Here's what you're not missing And a South Korean woman was in talks with the U.S. firm about compensation after she was deluged with thousands of prank calls and text messages when her phone number was inadvertently highlighted as a key plot point in the series. Netflix has it would spend more than $500 million on content produced in South Korea this year.

South Korea's 'Squid Game' is Netflix's biggest original show debut

<p>Simple, sweet, and fictionally fatal: the stallholder who makes the traditional South Korean children's treat featured in the global cultural phenomenon 'Squid Game'&nbsp;-- and once associated with post-war poverty -- has hit a real-life&nbsp;jackpot.</p>

<p>The Netflix smash hit series&nbsp;features a group of South Korea's most marginalised and deeply in debt, who compete in children's games for the chance of 45.6 billion won ($38 million), with lethal consequences.</p>

<p>In one particular challenge, the contestants try to cut out shapes including a star and an umbrella from a crisp sugar candy called a dalgona, without it cracking -- and those who fail are killed.</p>

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<p>The life-or-death game was inspired by director Hwang Dong-hyuk's experience growing up in Seoul in the 1970s: but then, the prize for a child who successfully removed the shape was another free dalgona.</p>

<p>Hwang was always determined to win an extra treat and remembers employing multiple tactics in his efforts, including licking the candy to loosen the shape and using a needle heated over briquettes -- techniques repeated in the show's nail-biting dalgona challenge scene.</p>

<p>"I would make the dalgona maker extremely perplexed by succeeding on the most difficult shape of umbrella," the director recently said in a YouTube video. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>But the candy was a difficult prop to manage on set as it softens easily, especially during South Korea's humid rainy season, so Hwang and&nbsp;artistic director Chae Kyung-sun hired&nbsp;"dalgona experts"&nbsp;to have the candy freshly made on location.</p>

<p>Those specialists were Lim Chang-joo and his wife Jung Jung-soon, who produced between 300 and 400 dalgonas over three days of filming.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Now, their humble roadside stall in Seoul's theatre district -- little more than an umbrella, an awning and their equipment -- is one of the hottest spots in the South Korean capital.</p>

<p>Orders for the 2,000-won (about $1.70) sweets start piling up as soon as it opens, and before long, customers face six-hour waits, with some giving up and leaving empty-handed.</p>

<p>In about 90 seconds, Lim melts an individual portion of sugar above a burner, before adding baking soda, flattening it into a circle, and punching it with the customer's preferred shape.</p>

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<p>He offers a wider range of choices than the four forms in the show -- and has a newly added "N" for Netflix. &nbsp;</p>

<p>"I never imagined it would become this popular," Lim told AFP of the series, adding that his life has now become "super hectic".</p>

<p>"Of course, I'm happy because my business is doing well and how dalgona has become famous in other countries.&nbsp; "I hope they make and eat their own dalgonas," he added.</p>

<p>- Financial crisis -&nbsp;</p>

<p>Historians say&nbsp;dalgona&nbsp;first emerged in the 1960s when the South was still assailed by post-war poverty while desserts -- such as ice cream or chocolates -- were not widely available and prohibitively expensive.</p>

<p>Very sweet, with hints of nuts and bitterness, the candy was hugely popular, with many vendors setting up their stalls near schools.</p>

<p>Lim and Jung started their dalgona operation with 30,000 won after closing their&nbsp;tailoring business of 20 years around the time of the 1997 Asian financial crisis.</p>

<p>The sweet endured throughout the South's rise to become the world's 12th-largest economy, following decades of rapid economic growth during the authoritarian rule of the post-war period.</p>

<p>And 'Squid Game'&nbsp;is the latest manifestation of the ever-widening influence of the country's popular culture, epitomised by K-pop sensation BTS and the Oscar-winning movie 'Parasite'.</p>

<p>"South Korea has always been at the nexus of the modern and pre-modern, Western tools and Eastern ways, and preserving the past while sacrificing everything for the future," said Michael&nbsp;Hurt, who teaches cultural theory at the&nbsp;Korea National University of Arts.</p>

<p>"Dalgona is a nexus item in a nexus culture."</p>


Simple, sweet, and fictionally fatal: the stallholder who makes the traditional South Korean children's treat featured in the global cultural phenomenon 'Squid Game' -- and once associated with post-war poverty -- has hit a real-life jackpot.

Simple, sweet, and fictionally fatal: the stallholder who makes the traditional South Korean children's treat featured in the global cultural phenomenon 'Squid Game' -- and once associated with post-war poverty -- has hit a real-life jackpot. The Netflix smash hit series features a group of South Korea's most marginalised and deeply in debt, who compete in children's games for the chance of 45.6 billion won ($38 million), with lethal consequences. In one particular challenge, the contestants try to cut out shapes including a star and an umbrella from a crisp sugar candy called a dalgona, without it cracking -- and those who fail are killed. Squid Game's Anupam Tripathi to Life of Pi's Suraj Sharma: Indian-origin actors and global TV & cinema The life-or-death game was inspired by director Hwang Dong-hyuk's experience growing up in Seoul in the 1970s: but then, the prize for a child who successfully removed the shape was another free dalgona. Hwang was always determined to win an extra treat and remembers employing multiple tactics in his efforts, including licking the candy to loosen the shape and using a needle heated over briquettes -- techniques repeated in the show's nail-biting dalgona challenge scene. "I would make the dalgona maker extremely perplexed by succeeding on the most difficult shape of umbrella," the director recently said in a YouTube video. Squid Game's Anupam Tripathi on series success: I was not prepared But the candy was a difficult prop to manage on set as it softens easily, especially during South Korea's humid rainy season, so Hwang and artistic director Chae Kyung-sun hired "dalgona experts" to have the candy freshly made on location. Those specialists were Lim Chang-joo and his wife Jung Jung-soon, who produced between 300 and 400 dalgonas over three days of filming. Now, their humble roadside stall in Seoul's theatre district -- little more than an umbrella, an awning and their equipment -- is one of the hottest spots in the South Korean capital. Orders for the 2,000-won (about $1.70) sweets start piling up as soon as it opens, and before long, customers face six-hour waits, with some giving up and leaving empty-handed. In about 90 seconds, Lim melts an individual portion of sugar above a burner, before adding baking soda, flattening it into a circle, and punching it with the customer's preferred shape. Jimmy Fallon makes 'Squid Game' cast play games as they appear on The Tonight Show He offers a wider range of choices than the four forms in the show -- and has a newly added "N" for Netflix. "I never imagined it would become this popular," Lim told AFP of the series, adding that his life has now become "super hectic". "Of course, I'm happy because my business is doing well and how dalgona has become famous in other countries. "I hope they make and eat their own dalgonas," he added. - Financial crisis - Historians say dalgona first emerged in the 1960s when the South was still assailed by post-war poverty while desserts -- such as ice cream or chocolates -- were not widely available and prohibitively expensive. Very sweet, with hints of nuts and bitterness, the candy was hugely popular, with many vendors setting up their stalls near schools. Lim and Jung started their dalgona operation with 30,000 won after closing their tailoring business of 20 years around the time of the 1997 Asian financial crisis. The sweet endured throughout the South's rise to become the world's 12th-largest economy, following decades of rapid economic growth during the authoritarian rule of the post-war period. And 'Squid Game' is the latest manifestation of the ever-widening influence of the country's popular culture, epitomised by K-pop sensation BTS and the Oscar-winning movie 'Parasite'. "South Korea has always been at the nexus of the modern and pre-modern, Western tools and Eastern ways, and preserving the past while sacrificing everything for the future," said Michael Hurt, who teaches cultural theory at the Korea National University of Arts. "Dalgona is a nexus item in a nexus culture."

Sweet taste of 'Squid Game' success for South Korean candy couple

<p>‘The Crown’ star Emma Corrin recently opened up about coming out as queer. The actress shot to fame with her portrayal as Princess Diana in her younger years in the Netflix show.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In an interview recently, she spoke about her decision to come out and support she received from the LGBTQ+ community. "I think visibility is key with these things. My journey has been a long one and has still got a long way to go,” she said.</p>

<p>Emma added, "It’s taken me a long time to realise that I exist somewhere in between and I’m still not sure where that is yet."</p>

<p>She had first revealed she is queer in April of this year. In July, she announced her pronouns are she/they.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Emma Corrin also celebrated her first Pride Month this year and bought her first binder as she advised her fans saying, "It’s all a journey right. Lots of twists and turns and change and that’s ok! Embrace it. Bind safely, find what works for you."&nbsp;</p>


‘The Crown’ star Emma Corrin recently opened up about coming out as queer. The actress shot to fame with her portrayal as Princess Diana in her younger years in the Netflix show.

‘The Crown’ star Emma Corrin recently opened up about coming out as queer. The actress shot to fame with her portrayal as Princess Diana in her younger years in the Netflix show. In an interview recently, she spoke about her decision to come out and support she received from the LGBTQ+ community. "I think visibility is key with these things. My journey has been a long one and has still got a long way to go,” she said. Emma added, "It’s taken me a long time to realise that I exist somewhere in between and I’m still not sure where that is yet." She had first revealed she is queer in April of this year. In July, she announced her pronouns are she/they. Emma Corrin also celebrated her first Pride Month this year and bought her first binder as she advised her fans saying, "It’s all a journey right. Lots of twists and turns and change and that’s ok! Embrace it. Bind safely, find what works for you."

'The Crown' star Emma Corrin talks of her journey as a queer

'Indian Matchmaking' gets an Emmy nod: A look at Sima Taparia's cringe-worthy remarks from the show

<p>‘Kingsman’ author is now going to the world of spies. In a new project with Netflix, Mark Millar is working on ‘King of Spies’. It will be his first original graphic novel.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Millar and Netflix have announced the project but not the identity of the artist. The book will be published by Image Comics.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Netflix is calling the graphic novel a “translation of this original Netflix property is written by Millar and will also be drawn by a superstar artist chosen from the comic-book world, based on designs created by the team at Netflix.” The plan is for the story to be adapted eventually into a series or feature.</p>

<p>In ‘King of Spies’, Britain’s greatest secret agent faces his deadliest enemy yet – his own mortality. Diagnosed with a brain tumour and six months to live, the retired Sir Roland King looks around at the world he’s saved so many times and feels he can’t leave us in such a mess. There’s greed and corruption at every level, untouchable despots he was forbidden to go near and a system he just doesn’t believe in any more. He wants to use his remaining time to make a difference with his particular set of skills, and repair the damage he did in his private life at the same time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“The spy world was very good to us with Kingsman and a return to the genre had to be something special,” said Millar in a statement. “This is that project. I love stories about an old gun-fighter back for one last job and this is the granddaddy of them all. It’s so incredibly violent and emotional, but really fun too.”</p>


‘Kingsman’ author is now going to the world of spies. In a new project with Netflix, Mark Millar is working on ‘King of Spies’. It will be his first original graphic novel.

‘Kingsman’ author is now going to the world of spies. In a new project with Netflix, Mark Millar is working on ‘King of Spies’. It will be his first original graphic novel. Millar and Netflix have announced the project but not the identity of the artist. The book will be published by Image Comics. Netflix is calling the graphic novel a “translation of this original Netflix property is written by Millar and will also be drawn by a superstar artist chosen from the comic-book world, based on designs created by the team at Netflix.” The plan is for the story to be adapted eventually into a series or feature. In ‘King of Spies’, Britain’s greatest secret agent faces his deadliest enemy yet – his own mortality. Diagnosed with a brain tumour and six months to live, the retired Sir Roland King looks around at the world he’s saved so many times and feels he can’t leave us in such a mess. There’s greed and corruption at every level, untouchable despots he was forbidden to go near and a system he just doesn’t believe in any more. He wants to use his remaining time to make a difference with his particular set of skills, and repair the damage he did in his private life at the same time. “The spy world was very good to us with Kingsman and a return to the genre had to be something special,” said Millar in a statement. “This is that project. I love stories about an old gun-fighter back for one last job and this is the granddaddy of them all. It’s so incredibly violent and emotional, but really fun too.”

'Kingsman' author Mark Millar to work on graphic novel ‘King of Spies’

<p>Netflix just cancelled the 2020 fantasy series 'Cursed' after season one.&nbsp;<br />
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Deadline reported the series received a “quiet” cancellation by the streaming service. The show was based on Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler’s graphic novel and was billed as a re-imagining of the King Arthur legend. &nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-scarlett-johansson-says-%E2%80%98black-widow%E2%80%99-is-about-facing-one%E2%80%99s-demons-and-forgiving-themselves-397166" hreflang="en">Scarlett Johansson says ‘Black Widow’ is about facing one’s demons and forgiving themselves</a><br />
<br />
The show followed the story of Nimue, played by '13 Reasons Why'&nbsp;Katherine Langford, who was destined to become the powerful and tragic Lady of the Lake. It has been reported that the cast, including star Katherine, have been “released to pursue other opportunities.”<br />
<br />
The series debuted on Netflix in July 2020 with lukewarm reviews. The series also starred Devon Terrell as Arthur, Gustaf Skarsgard as Merlin, Daniel Sharman as Lancelot, and Sebastian Armesto as King Uther.<br />
<br />
The new cancellation comes after Netflix pulled the plug on four of its comedy series, The Crew, Country Comfort, Mr Iglesias, Bonding, Jupiter's Legacy, the teen drama Grand Army,&nbsp;</p>


Netflix just cancelled the 2020 fantasy series 'Cursed' after season one. Deadline reported the series received a “quiet” cancellation by the streaming service. The show was based on Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler’s graphic novel and was billed as a re-imagining of the King Arthur legend.

Netflix just cancelled the 2020 fantasy series 'Cursed' after season one. Deadline reported the series received a “quiet” cancellation by the streaming service. The show was based on Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler’s graphic novel and was billed as a re-imagining of the King Arthur legend. Scarlett Johansson says ‘Black Widow’ is about facing one’s demons and forgiving themselves The show followed the story of Nimue, played by '13 Reasons Why' Katherine Langford, who was destined to become the powerful and tragic Lady of the Lake. It has been reported that the cast, including star Katherine, have been “released to pursue other opportunities.” The series debuted on Netflix in July 2020 with lukewarm reviews. The series also starred Devon Terrell as Arthur, Gustaf Skarsgard as Merlin, Daniel Sharman as Lancelot, and Sebastian Armesto as King Uther. The new cancellation comes after Netflix pulled the plug on four of its comedy series, The Crew, Country Comfort, Mr Iglesias, Bonding, Jupiter's Legacy, the teen drama Grand Army,

Netflix cancels King Arthur fantasy series ‘Cursed’ after one season

<p>Netflix India is betting big on love with its first dating reality show 'IRL: In Real Love'.<br />
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The show will help singletons navigate the way to their heart with the show, which is produced by Monozygotic.</p>

<p>'IRL: In Real Love'&nbsp;comes after the popularity of the streamer's shows 'Indian Matchmaking', 'Love is Blind'&nbsp;and 'Too Hot to Handle'&nbsp;amongst others.<br />
<br />
We are excited to expand our offering in the reality genre with a distinctive dating format, 'IRL:In Real Love',"Tanya Bami, Director, International Originals, Netflix India, said.<br />
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"The concept is a true reflection of the times we love and live in. The choices and conundrums we experience everyday will be put to test in the show's unique social experiment. We look forward to unravelling some extraordinary love stories on Netflix," she added.</p>


Netflix India is betting big on love with its first dating reality show 'IRL: In Real Love'. The show will help singletons navigate the way to their heart with the show, which is produced by Monozygotic.

Netflix India is betting big on love with its first dating reality show 'IRL: In Real Love'. The show will help singletons navigate the way to their heart with the show, which is produced by Monozygotic. 'IRL: In Real Love' comes after the popularity of the streamer's shows 'Indian Matchmaking', 'Love is Blind' and 'Too Hot to Handle' amongst others. We are excited to expand our offering in the reality genre with a distinctive dating format, 'IRL:In Real Love',"Tanya Bami, Director, International Originals, Netflix India, said. "The concept is a true reflection of the times we love and live in. The choices and conundrums we experience everyday will be put to test in the show's unique social experiment. We look forward to unravelling some extraordinary love stories on Netflix," she added.

Netflix India announces its first dating reality show

<p>In what will bring a staggering volume of business to India, Netflix will be opening its first wholly-owned, full service, post-production facility for the streaming giant in Mumbai, India. It will be for its live-action films and series, both.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As per a report in Variety, the facility will be fully operational by June 2022 and have 40 offline editing suites. Keeping in mind the volume of work, these are being designed as flexible, collaborative and inspiring environments for showrunners, directors, editors and sound designers.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The destination city, Mumbai, has been accordingly chosen as it is home to the Hindi-language entertainment industry, Bollywood. Also, the current operations of Netflix are run from Mumbai in India.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It is touted as a centre for Netflix’s international operations.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/loki-to-the-family-man-june-guide-for-binge-watch-388583" hreflang="en">'Loki' to 'The Family Man': June guide for binge-watch</a></p>

<p>Netflix has ever since its launch in India in 2016, has been increasingly making content for its Indian audience -- and they want to furthermore increase the output of homegrown original films and series. There has been a few that has helped make this decision like the craze for ‘Sacred Games’, ‘Delhi Crime’, ‘Paava Kadhaigal’, preschool series 'Mighty Little Bheem’ and more. The next big thing to hit Netflix will be Tamil-language film ‘Jagame Thandhiram’ starring popular actor Dhanush. It will premiere on the streamer on June 18.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/kim-kardashian-to-cardi-b-hollywood-celebs-who-faced-backlash-for-hurting-hindu-sentiments-342603" hreflang="en">Kim Kardashian to Cardi B: Hollywood celebs who faced backlash for hurting Hindu sentiments</a>&nbsp;</p>

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In what will bring a staggering volume of business to India, Netflix will be opening its first wholly-owned, full service, post-production facility for the streaming giant in Mumbai, India.

In what will bring a staggering volume of business to India, Netflix will be opening its first wholly-owned, full service, post-production facility for the streaming giant in Mumbai, India. It will be for its live-action films and series, both. As per a report in Variety, the facility will be fully operational by June 2022 and have 40 offline editing suites. Keeping in mind the volume of work, these are being designed as flexible, collaborative and inspiring environments for showrunners, directors, editors and sound designers. The destination city, Mumbai, has been accordingly chosen as it is home to the Hindi-language entertainment industry, Bollywood. Also, the current operations of Netflix are run from Mumbai in India. It is touted as a centre for Netflix’s international operations. 'Loki' to 'The Family Man': June guide for binge-watch Netflix has ever since its launch in India in 2016, has been increasingly making content for its Indian audience -- and they want to furthermore increase the output of homegrown original films and series. There has been a few that has helped make this decision like the craze for ‘Sacred Games’, ‘Delhi Crime’, ‘Paava Kadhaigal’, preschool series 'Mighty Little Bheem’ and more. The next big thing to hit Netflix will be Tamil-language film ‘Jagame Thandhiram’ starring popular actor Dhanush. It will premiere on the streamer on June 18. Kim Kardashian to Cardi B: Hollywood celebs who faced backlash for hurting Hindu sentiments 'Money Heist': Netflix releases first look pictures from season 5

Netflix to open first wholly-owned post-production facility in India

<p>If you are a fan of the classic literature Anna Karenina, Netflix’s new update will make you extremely happy as the streaming giant will be making its first-ever Russian original series on the Leo Tolstoy book.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The drama will be a modern-day retelling of the classic novel. So far, Svetlana Khodchenkova has been roped in to play the leading role of Anna.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the new Netflix version, according to the latest update, Anna Karenina is a socialite and wife of the soon-to-be governor of St. Petersburg, who enters a life-changing love affair with Vronsky, the dashing heir of an aluminum empire. Their affair threatens the delicate balance of their familial bonds and social relationships.</p>

<p>The Netflix adaptation will be penned by Roman Kantor, the writer behind the hit Russian series ‘To The Lake’ which airs on Netflix. On the same, Roman Kantor said, “To bring Anna Karenina into 21st-century Russia and to simultaneously introduce her to the whole world in her own language (and many others) through the miracle of Netflix is a dream come true for me. Quite literally so, as the idea for this tv series came to me in a dream and I have been chasing it ever since.”</p>

<p>Shooting will take place on location in Moscow and St. Petersburg. There has been no announcement on the official premiere date. It will release worldwide on Netflix.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Anna Karenina has been adapted over the years multiple times in different languages in the form of films and TV series.&nbsp;</p>

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If you are a fan of the classic literature Anna Karenina, Netflix’s new update will make you extremely happy as the streaming giant will be making its first-ever Russian original series on the Leo Tolstoy book.

If you are a fan of the classic literature Anna Karenina, Netflix’s new update will make you extremely happy as the streaming giant will be making its first-ever Russian original series on the Leo Tolstoy book. The drama will be a modern-day retelling of the classic novel. So far, Svetlana Khodchenkova has been roped in to play the leading role of Anna. In the new Netflix version, according to the latest update, Anna Karenina is a socialite and wife of the soon-to-be governor of St. Petersburg, who enters a life-changing love affair with Vronsky, the dashing heir of an aluminum empire. Their affair threatens the delicate balance of their familial bonds and social relationships. The Netflix adaptation will be penned by Roman Kantor, the writer behind the hit Russian series ‘To The Lake’ which airs on Netflix. On the same, Roman Kantor said, “To bring Anna Karenina into 21st-century Russia and to simultaneously introduce her to the whole world in her own language (and many others) through the miracle of Netflix is a dream come true for me. Quite literally so, as the idea for this tv series came to me in a dream and I have been chasing it ever since.” Shooting will take place on location in Moscow and St. Petersburg. There has been no announcement on the official premiere date. It will release worldwide on Netflix. The Anna Karenina has been adapted over the years multiple times in different languages in the form of films and TV series. Netflix confirms 'Bridgerton' spinoff series, will focus on young Queen Charlotte

Netflix to make first-ever Russian original series based on Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina

<p>The Halston family is not happy with the representation of the designer on streamer Netflix.</p>

<p>Representatives for the Halston Archives and Family slammed Netflix for their anticipated drama ‘Halston’. They call it “an inaccurate, fictionalized account.”</p>

<p>In a statement they said, “The HALSTON Archives and Family were not consulted on the upcoming Netflix series. The HALSTON Archives remains the only definitive and comprehensive source on the man and his legacy as the personally appointed custodian of his private papers and effects.”</p>

<p>‘Halston’ will debut on Netflix on May 14. It will tell the story of the iconic American fashion designer Roy Halston Frowick, who achieved international fame in the 1970s.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It is executive produced by McGregor, Sharr White, and Ryan Murphy, along with Ian Brennan, Pamela Koffler, Eric Kovtun, Alexis Martin Woodall, Daniel Minahan and Christine Vachon.</p>


The Halston family is not happy with the representation of the designer on streamer Netflix. Representatives for the Halston Archives and Family slammed Netflix for their anticipated drama ‘Halston’.

The Halston family is not happy with the representation of the designer on streamer Netflix. Representatives for the Halston Archives and Family slammed Netflix for their anticipated drama ‘Halston’. They call it “an inaccurate, fictionalized account.” In a statement they said, “The HALSTON Archives and Family were not consulted on the upcoming Netflix series. The HALSTON Archives remains the only definitive and comprehensive source on the man and his legacy as the personally appointed custodian of his private papers and effects.” ‘Halston’ will debut on Netflix on May 14. It will tell the story of the iconic American fashion designer Roy Halston Frowick, who achieved international fame in the 1970s. It is executive produced by McGregor, Sharr White, and Ryan Murphy, along with Ian Brennan, Pamela Koffler, Eric Kovtun, Alexis Martin Woodall, Daniel Minahan and Christine Vachon.

Halston family slam Netflix for upcoming drama on the American designer

<p>Good news for ‘Bridgerton’ fans as Netflix has now announced renewal of the show for two more seasons -- season 3 and 4. With production underway for season 2, this announcement comes at a great time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>For those who follow the show, they’d know that like everything else, this announcement also came in the proper Bridgerton way -- with Lady Whistledown announcing her own way. The character posted: “This author shall have to purchase more ink.” The character in the show is narrated by Julie Andrews and is the pen-name of Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan). See below for a special edition of her Society Paper:</p>

<p>In a statement, Shonda Rhimes said: “From the first time I read Julia Quinn’s delicious Bridgerton series, I knew these were stories that would captivate a viewing audience. But the evolution of this adaptation would not be a success without the many significant contributions of the entire Shondaland team.</p>

<p>Bela Bajaria, Netflix VP of global TV, added: “Bridgerton swept us off our feet. The creative team, led by Shonda, knew the material and delivered a beautiful, emotional, romantic drama for our members. They have some exciting plans for the future, and we think audiences will continue to swoon for this show. We’re planning to be in the Bridgerton business for a long time to come.”</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bridgerton-season-2-new-cast-members-revealed-375636">'Bridgerton' season 2 new cast members revealed</a></p>

<p>Meanwhile, ‘Bridgerton’ season 2 will chronicle the pursuit of a suitable marriage for the eldest Bridgerton sibling, Anthony, played by Jonathan Bailey, as chronicled in the second book of Quinn’s Bridgerton series, The Viscount Who Loved Me.&nbsp;</p>


Good news for ‘Bridgerton’ fans as Netflix has now announced renewal of the show for two more seasons -- season 3 and 4. With production underway for season 2, this announcement comes at a great time.

Good news for ‘Bridgerton’ fans as Netflix has now announced renewal of the show for two more seasons -- season 3 and 4. With production underway for season 2, this announcement comes at a great time. For those who follow the show, they’d know that like everything else, this announcement also came in the proper Bridgerton way -- with Lady Whistledown announcing her own way. The character posted: “This author shall have to purchase more ink.” The character in the show is narrated by Julie Andrews and is the pen-name of Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan). See below for a special edition of her Society Paper: In a statement, Shonda Rhimes said: “From the first time I read Julia Quinn’s delicious Bridgerton series, I knew these were stories that would captivate a viewing audience. But the evolution of this adaptation would not be a success without the many significant contributions of the entire Shondaland team. Bela Bajaria, Netflix VP of global TV, added: “Bridgerton swept us off our feet. The creative team, led by Shonda, knew the material and delivered a beautiful, emotional, romantic drama for our members. They have some exciting plans for the future, and we think audiences will continue to swoon for this show. We’re planning to be in the Bridgerton business for a long time to come.” 'Bridgerton' season 2 new cast members revealed Meanwhile, ‘Bridgerton’ season 2 will chronicle the pursuit of a suitable marriage for the eldest Bridgerton sibling, Anthony, played by Jonathan Bailey, as chronicled in the second book of Quinn’s Bridgerton series, The Viscount Who Loved Me.

Netflix renews ‘Bridgerton’ for seasons 3 and 4

Watch these films/shows before they leave Netflix this month: 'Sex and the City' to 'Inception'

<p>It's time to enter&nbsp;a dystopian dark world with Netflix's newest fantasy series 'Shadow and Bone'<br />
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Netflix has shared the first trailer for its series based on Leigh Bardugo's bestselling Grishaverse fantasy novels.<br />
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Set in a war-torn world plagued by the Shadow Fold, an area of nearly impenetrable darkness that contains an array of horrors, the story follows a map-maker who discovers she has a power that could be the key to setting her country free.<br />
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In the trailer, Alina Starkov (Jessie Mei Li) - our orphan map-maker - reveals a dormant power that unleashes a piercing light when her friend Malyen is attacked during a journey across the Shadow Fold. She's taken to General Kirigan (Ben Barnes), who promises her that they're going to "change the world" and trains her to become a member of her kingdom's militia of magical soldiers known as Grisha.</p>

<p>The series has been written and created by Eric Heisserer, best known for his work on Arrival and Bird Box. He has also produced the series's eight-episode first season with Lee Toland Krieger signed on as director.<br />
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The cast includes Archie Renaux as Malyen Oretsev, Alina's childhood friend; Freddy Carter as Kaz Brekker; Amita Suman as Inej; and Kit Young as Jesper Fahey - members of the Six of Crows underworld gang.<br />
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The series will adapt the entirety of Bardugo's trilogy, as well as its two spinoff novels, Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom.&nbsp;Shadow and Bone will start streaming on Netflix&nbsp;on April 23.</p>


It's time to enter a dystopian dark world with Netflix's newest fantasy series 'Shadow and Bone' Netflix has shared the first trailer for its series based on Leigh Bardugo's bestselling Grishaverse fantasy novels.

It's time to enter a dystopian dark world with Netflix's newest fantasy series 'Shadow and Bone' Netflix has shared the first trailer for its series based on Leigh Bardugo's bestselling Grishaverse fantasy novels. Set in a war-torn world plagued by the Shadow Fold, an area of nearly impenetrable darkness that contains an array of horrors, the story follows a map-maker who discovers she has a power that could be the key to setting her country free. In the trailer, Alina Starkov (Jessie Mei Li) - our orphan map-maker - reveals a dormant power that unleashes a piercing light when her friend Malyen is attacked during a journey across the Shadow Fold. She's taken to General Kirigan (Ben Barnes), who promises her that they're going to "change the world" and trains her to become a member of her kingdom's militia of magical soldiers known as Grisha. The series has been written and created by Eric Heisserer, best known for his work on Arrival and Bird Box. He has also produced the series's eight-episode first season with Lee Toland Krieger signed on as director. The cast includes Archie Renaux as Malyen Oretsev, Alina's childhood friend; Freddy Carter as Kaz Brekker; Amita Suman as Inej; and Kit Young as Jesper Fahey - members of the Six of Crows underworld gang. The series will adapt the entirety of Bardugo's trilogy, as well as its two spinoff novels, Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom. Shadow and Bone will start streaming on Netflix on April 23.

Watch: Trailer of Netflix's 'Shadow and Bone' gives a peek into dark-fantasy

<p>The success of the French crime series "Lupin" on Netflix, riding on the heels of hit Spanish show "Money Heist," may hint at a waning of US dominance on the small screen as ambitious European, Latin American and South Korean players kick down the doors on streaming platforms.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Ten years ago, 90 percent of creativity was in the United States," said Pascal Breton, founder and head of the Federation Entertainment production company. "There were some good little local creatives, but it didn't travel."</p>

<p>But the increase in internet speed, the rise of on-demand television and the example given by American pay channels, led by HBO, have pushed their counterparts abroad to bet on TV shows, having mainly relied on cinema and sport in the past.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Spiral," (originally "Engrenages"), "Carlos", or "Braquo," all produced for Canal+, highlighted a growing global appetite for non-anglophone TV productions and series.</p>

<p>They were followed by shows from public channels such as the 2010-13 Danish political phenomenon "Borgen" and, from 2010, the British "Sherlock" which, despite being made in English had a particularly non-American flavor.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Luca Barra, of the University of Bologna and co-author of a study on European television shows, said improved standards had been driven by pay TV stations trying to differentiate themselves from public broadcasters by coming up with the kind of premium content you used to only see on the big screen.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Channels, he said, noticed that their premium output "was not just a distinctive feature of every national market, but something that had an appeal also in other markets."&nbsp;</p>

<p>This "change in mentality" has also favored the development of transnational production companies such as Federation Entertainment -- particularly in Europe -- to cope with significantly increasing budgets, he said.</p>

<p>At the same time, the explosion in the number of channels and platforms has generated an appetite for content never seen before, while redefining the notion of success.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Something that 10 years ago was considered a failure now can easily be a success," said Barra.</p>

<p>The emergence of international platforms, mainly Netflix but also more recently Amazon and Disney+, has played a leading role in driving this appetite for content.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Bolstering its international appeal, Netflix has also set up subtitling for all its productions and dubbing for many of them, allowing a non-English series like "Lupin" to top global viewing rankings.</p>

<p><strong>- Rebalancing -</strong></p>

<p>To gain a foothold overseas, US platforms produced local content in several countries, through production houses based there. In South Korea, and now in Europe, video-on-demand services on the internet are also required to contribute financially to the audiovisual sector in the country where they are established.</p>

<p>In this new landscape of television production, Americans "remain very powerful", acknowledged Breton, but "there is a real rebalancing," which he expected to accelerate.</p>

<p>Cheyenne Federation, part of the Federation group which was behind "The Bureau" (originally "Le Bureau des Legendes") and "Marseille," is currently working on a series around the Notre-Dame fire, expected in 2022, with a budget equivalent to that of "Lupin," said the producer.&nbsp;</p>

<p>For Jonathan Gray, a professor at the University of Wisconsin, non-US production companies have also integrated narrative structures that can be exported abroad, all the way to the United States.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I think the American palate, which is sort of a notoriously conservative or boring when it comes to television" has been incorporated by overseas producers who have been "stretching it a bit better, but still within pretty recognizable form," said Gray.</p>

<p>Following the footsteps of English-language productions, shows are more and more often devoted to "subjects and narrative forms which are much more international", said Breton.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Be it Versailles or Saint-Tropez, these are global subjects," he said, and reach an international audience, like (the) Mafia and Italy in "Gomorrah" or Colombia and the drug traffic in "Narcos."&nbsp;</p>

<p>In "Lupin," the Louvre museum acts as a hook, but for Breton, the success of the show can also be explained by its staging.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It "looks a bit like the films of Luc Besson ("The Fifth Element," "Leon: The Professional"), the only one in French cinema who understood the international market," he said. In fact, several former collaborators of the director were behind the camera for Lupin.</p>


The success of the French crime series "Lupin" on Netflix, riding on the heels of hit Spanish show "Money Heist," may hint at a waning of US dominance on the small screen as ambitious European, Latin American and South Korean players kick down the doors on streaming platforms.

The success of the French crime series "Lupin" on Netflix, riding on the heels of hit Spanish show "Money Heist," may hint at a waning of US dominance on the small screen as ambitious European, Latin American and South Korean players kick down the doors on streaming platforms. "Ten years ago, 90 percent of creativity was in the United States," said Pascal Breton, founder and head of the Federation Entertainment production company. "There were some good little local creatives, but it didn't travel." But the increase in internet speed, the rise of on-demand television and the example given by American pay channels, led by HBO, have pushed their counterparts abroad to bet on TV shows, having mainly relied on cinema and sport in the past. "Spiral," (originally "Engrenages"), "Carlos", or "Braquo," all produced for Canal+, highlighted a growing global appetite for non-anglophone TV productions and series. They were followed by shows from public channels such as the 2010-13 Danish political phenomenon "Borgen" and, from 2010, the British "Sherlock" which, despite being made in English had a particularly non-American flavor. Luca Barra, of the University of Bologna and co-author of a study on European television shows, said improved standards had been driven by pay TV stations trying to differentiate themselves from public broadcasters by coming up with the kind of premium content you used to only see on the big screen. Channels, he said, noticed that their premium output "was not just a distinctive feature of every national market, but something that had an appeal also in other markets." This "change in mentality" has also favored the development of transnational production companies such as Federation Entertainment -- particularly in Europe -- to cope with significantly increasing budgets, he said. At the same time, the explosion in the number of channels and platforms has generated an appetite for content never seen before, while redefining the notion of success. "Something that 10 years ago was considered a failure now can easily be a success," said Barra. The emergence of international platforms, mainly Netflix but also more recently Amazon and Disney+, has played a leading role in driving this appetite for content. Bolstering its international appeal, Netflix has also set up subtitling for all its productions and dubbing for many of them, allowing a non-English series like "Lupin" to top global viewing rankings. - Rebalancing - To gain a foothold overseas, US platforms produced local content in several countries, through production houses based there. In South Korea, and now in Europe, video-on-demand services on the internet are also required to contribute financially to the audiovisual sector in the country where they are established. In this new landscape of television production, Americans "remain very powerful", acknowledged Breton, but "there is a real rebalancing," which he expected to accelerate. Cheyenne Federation, part of the Federation group which was behind "The Bureau" (originally "Le Bureau des Legendes") and "Marseille," is currently working on a series around the Notre-Dame fire, expected in 2022, with a budget equivalent to that of "Lupin," said the producer. For Jonathan Gray, a professor at the University of Wisconsin, non-US production companies have also integrated narrative structures that can be exported abroad, all the way to the United States. "I think the American palate, which is sort of a notoriously conservative or boring when it comes to television" has been incorporated by overseas producers who have been "stretching it a bit better, but still within pretty recognizable form," said Gray. Following the footsteps of English-language productions, shows are more and more often devoted to "subjects and narrative forms which are much more international", said Breton. "Be it Versailles or Saint-Tropez, these are global subjects," he said, and reach an international audience, like (the) Mafia and Italy in "Gomorrah" or Colombia and the drug traffic in "Narcos." In "Lupin," the Louvre museum acts as a hook, but for Breton, the success of the show can also be explained by its staging. It "looks a bit like the films of Luc Besson ("The Fifth Element," "Leon: The Professional"), the only one in French cinema who understood the international market," he said. In fact, several former collaborators of the director were behind the camera for Lupin.

Netflix's 'Lupin' marks rise of international TV content

<p>‘The Queen’s Gambit’ grew big right after it started streaming on Netflix with the lead actor Anya Taylor-Joy gaining international recognition for her acting. Now, the global phenomenon has joined hands with her <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/netflix">Netflix </a>limited series co-creator Scott Frank who along with Allan Scott made ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ what it is.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Latest reports suggest that Scott Frank is currently developing an adaptation of ‘Lolita’ author Vladimir Nabokov’s 1932 novel ‘Laughter in the Dark’ with Anya Taylor-Joy as the star.</p>

<p>Scott Frank is calling the project “a valentine to movies, I’m going to do it as a film noir and a movie within a movie. And it’s a really nasty, wonderful, thriller.”&nbsp;</p>

<p>The book centers on Albert Albinus, a middle-aged art critic who takes a special interest in Margot Peters, a 17-year-old aspiring actress and model. They form a mutually parasitic relationship, abetted by Margot’s old flame Axel Rex, who reunites with her to suck the life out of Albert.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Scott Frank, an Oscar nominee for writing the screenplays for ‘Out of Sight’ and ‘Logan’, said he’s also working on another project inspired by the works of hardboiled detective novelist Dashiell Hammett.&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘The Queen’s Gambit’ is currently streaming on Netflix.&nbsp;</p>


‘The Queen’s Gambit’ grew big right after it started streaming on Netflix with the lead actor Anya Taylor-Joy gaining international recognition for her acting. Now, the global phenomenon has joined hands with her Netflix limited series co-creator Scott Frank who along with Allan Scott made ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ what it is.

‘The Queen’s Gambit’ grew big right after it started streaming on Netflix with the lead actor Anya Taylor-Joy gaining international recognition for her acting. Now, the global phenomenon has joined hands with her Netflix limited series co-creator Scott Frank who along with Allan Scott made ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ what it is. Latest reports suggest that Scott Frank is currently developing an adaptation of ‘Lolita’ author Vladimir Nabokov’s 1932 novel ‘Laughter in the Dark’ with Anya Taylor-Joy as the star. Scott Frank is calling the project “a valentine to movies, I’m going to do it as a film noir and a movie within a movie. And it’s a really nasty, wonderful, thriller.” The book centers on Albert Albinus, a middle-aged art critic who takes a special interest in Margot Peters, a 17-year-old aspiring actress and model. They form a mutually parasitic relationship, abetted by Margot’s old flame Axel Rex, who reunites with her to suck the life out of Albert. Meanwhile, Scott Frank, an Oscar nominee for writing the screenplays for ‘Out of Sight’ and ‘Logan’, said he’s also working on another project inspired by the works of hardboiled detective novelist Dashiell Hammett. ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ is currently streaming on Netflix.

'The Queen's Gambit' star Anya Taylor to reunite with creator for Nabokov adaptation

<p>A new day, a new controversy surrounding ‘<strong>The Crown’ </strong>as Australian broadcaster ABC’s flagship current affairs show 4 Corners denies having ever called the British Queen ‘a pig’ as claimed in the new season of the hit <strong>Netflix </strong>show on <strong>British Royal family.&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>The episode in season 4 of ‘The Crown’ where <strong>Prince Charles and Princess Diana</strong> travel to Australia on a royal tour, it has been shown that the-then<strong> Prime Minister Bob Hawke </strong>(played by actor Richard Roxburgh) is quoted as saying about their visit: “An unelected non-Australian who lives on the other side of the world and, for all their good intentions, is a different breed. You wouldn’t put a pig in charge of a herd of prime beef cattle, even if it did look good in a twinset and pearls.”</p>

<p>It happens in episode 6 of season 4 of ‘The Crown’. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-crown-season-4-review-show-delivers-its-best-as-diana-thatcher-take-away-the-queens-thunder-343648">Read review of the season here.</a>&nbsp;</p>

<p>But 4 Corners pointed out that Bob Hawke never said this. The show tweeted, “While we’re loving the fact that you’ve featured us in @TheCrownNetflix, we’re in the business of facts and there are a few things we want to clear up. While we’ve enjoyed your creative license, Hawke did not call the Queen a pig on our show.”</p>

<p>Read the whole tweet thread here:</p>

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<p>The current affairs program also pointed out that the interview took place on February 12, not February 26, as stated in a caption on ‘The Crown’. The conversation also took place in Melbourne, not in Canberra, 4 Corners added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Among others like royal biographers who have called the depiction of Queen and her family members as&nbsp;factually incorrect, Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, has also raised concerns.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-watched-the-crown-season-4-theres-a-mouse-in-an-episode-you-dont-want-to-miss-343823">Watched 'The Crown' season 4? There's a mouse in an episode you don't want to miss</a></p>


A new day, a new controversy surrounding ‘The Crown’ as Australian broadcaster ABC’s flagship current affairs show 4 Corners denies having ever called the British Queen ‘a pig’ as claimed in the new season of the hit Netflix show on British Royal family.

A new day, a new controversy surrounding ‘The Crown’ as Australian broadcaster ABC’s flagship current affairs show 4 Corners denies having ever called the British Queen ‘a pig’ as claimed in the new season of the hit Netflix show on British Royal family. The episode in season 4 of ‘The Crown’ where Prince Charles and Princess Diana travel to Australia on a royal tour, it has been shown that the-then Prime Minister Bob Hawke (played by actor Richard Roxburgh) is quoted as saying about their visit: “An unelected non-Australian who lives on the other side of the world and, for all their good intentions, is a different breed. You wouldn’t put a pig in charge of a herd of prime beef cattle, even if it did look good in a twinset and pearls.” It happens in episode 6 of season 4 of ‘The Crown’. Read review of the season here. But 4 Corners pointed out that Bob Hawke never said this. The show tweeted, “While we’re loving the fact that you’ve featured us in @TheCrownNetflix, we’re in the business of facts and there are a few things we want to clear up. While we’ve enjoyed your creative license, Hawke did not call the Queen a pig on our show.” Read the whole tweet thread here: (1/4) Hey @netflix 👋. Huge fan. While we’re loving the fact that you’ve featured us in @TheCrownNetflix, we’re in the business of facts and there are a few things we want to clear up. pic.twitter.com/1eIWKVXAKG — 4corners (@4corners) November 25, 2020 × The current affairs program also pointed out that the interview took place on February 12, not February 26, as stated in a caption on ‘The Crown’. The conversation also took place in Melbourne, not in Canberra, 4 Corners added. Among others like royal biographers who have called the depiction of Queen and her family members as factually incorrect, Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, has also raised concerns. Watched 'The Crown' season 4? There's a mouse in an episode you don't want to miss

The Crown: No, Australian PM never called the British Queen 'pig'; read details here

<p>Comedian Dave Chappelle’s comedy sketch ‘Chappelle’s Show’ has been taken off Netflix after he requested the streamer.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Dave made the announcement in a lengthy Instagram video called “Unforgiven” which featured footage from a recent stand-up gig. During the performance, Chappelle claimed he “never got paid” after leaving the ViacomCBS-owned show.</p>

<p>In the video, Chappelle said, “They (ViacomCBS) didn’t have to pay me because I signed the contract. But is that right? I found out that these people were streaming my work and they never had to ask me or they never have to tell me. Perfectly legal ‘cause I signed the contract. But is that right? I didn’t think so either. That’s why I like working for Netflix. I like working for Netflix because when all those bad things happened to me, that company didn’t even exist. And when I found out they were streaming ‘Chappelle’s Show,’ I was furious. How could they not– how could they not know? So you know what I did? I called them and I told them that this makes me feel bad. And you want to know what they did? They agreed that they would take it off their platform just so I could feel better.”</p>

<p>“Chappelle’s Show” is still available on several ViacomCBS brands, including its original home Comedy Central and CBS All Access, as well as HBO Max, where it was recently licensed. The series ran for three seasons between 2003 and 2006.</p>

<p>Watch Chappelle’s full Instagram video below:</p>

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Comedian Dave Chappelle’s comedy sketch ‘Chappelle’s Show’ has been taken off Netflix after he requested the streamer. Dave made the announcement in a lengthy Instagram video called “Unforgiven” which featured footage from a recent stand-up gig.

Comedian Dave Chappelle’s comedy sketch ‘Chappelle’s Show’ has been taken off Netflix after he requested the streamer. Dave made the announcement in a lengthy Instagram video called “Unforgiven” which featured footage from a recent stand-up gig. During the performance, Chappelle claimed he “never got paid” after leaving the ViacomCBS-owned show. In the video, Chappelle said, “They (ViacomCBS) didn’t have to pay me because I signed the contract. But is that right? I found out that these people were streaming my work and they never had to ask me or they never have to tell me. Perfectly legal ‘cause I signed the contract. But is that right? I didn’t think so either. That’s why I like working for Netflix. I like working for Netflix because when all those bad things happened to me, that company didn’t even exist. And when I found out they were streaming ‘Chappelle’s Show,’ I was furious. How could they not– how could they not know? So you know what I did? I called them and I told them that this makes me feel bad. And you want to know what they did? They agreed that they would take it off their platform just so I could feel better.” “Chappelle’s Show” is still available on several ViacomCBS brands, including its original home Comedy Central and CBS All Access, as well as HBO Max, where it was recently licensed. The series ran for three seasons between 2003 and 2006. Watch Chappelle’s full Instagram video below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dave Chappelle (@davechappelle) ×

Dave Chappelle gets his comedy sketch removed from Netflix; read why

<p>Watched ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ yet? There’s definitely more reason to watch the show on Netflix as it has now become the most-watched limited series on the streaming channel within 28 days of its release.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to stats revealed by Netflix, within the given period of time, ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ has been seen by 62 million accounts, as reported by Variety.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Netflix’s algorithm and methodology in counting views remains the same as earlier. The platform counts its viewers by totalling the number of accounts streaming the first two minutes of a series or film. Going by that logic, if you watched just the first episode, but not in its entirety, it still counts as a view for the series.</p>

<p>On its release on October 23, ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ has been on every account’s ‘New Releases’ section and ‘Recommended for you’ section.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, season one of ‘The Witcher’ remains the most viewed original series on Netflix which gained the attention of 76 million subscribers in 28 days.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>‘The Queen’s Gambit’ tells the coming-of-age story of an orphaned chess prodigy and how she came to be the world’s greatest chess player while battling drug addiction and childhood trauma. The show stars Anya Taylor- Joy as well as Bill Camp, Moses Ingram, Christiane Seidel, Chloe Pirrie and Rebecca Root in supporting roles.</p>

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Watched ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ yet? There’s definitely more reason to watch the show on Netflix as it has now become the most-watched limited series on the streaming channel within 28 days of its release.

Watched ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ yet? There’s definitely more reason to watch the show on Netflix as it has now become the most-watched limited series on the streaming channel within 28 days of its release. According to stats revealed by Netflix, within the given period of time, ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ has been seen by 62 million accounts, as reported by Variety. Netflix’s algorithm and methodology in counting views remains the same as earlier. The platform counts its viewers by totalling the number of accounts streaming the first two minutes of a series or film. Going by that logic, if you watched just the first episode, but not in its entirety, it still counts as a view for the series. On its release on October 23, ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ has been on every account’s ‘New Releases’ section and ‘Recommended for you’ section. Meanwhile, season one of ‘The Witcher’ remains the most viewed original series on Netflix which gained the attention of 76 million subscribers in 28 days. 'Happiest Season' spotlights LGBT love in Christmas rom-com ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ tells the coming-of-age story of an orphaned chess prodigy and how she came to be the world’s greatest chess player while battling drug addiction and childhood trauma. The show stars Anya Taylor- Joy as well as Bill Camp, Moses Ingram, Christiane Seidel, Chloe Pirrie and Rebecca Root in supporting roles. The Weeknd calls the Grammys 'corrupt', Recording Academy responds

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<p>Look who was spotted at the Buckingham Palace among the Royals, a mouse!</p>

<p>The new season of Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ featured an unexpected guest at the palace and much to the amusement to all, netizens find the guest star actually cute. In the third episode of the fourth season titled ‘Fairytale’, almost a minute into the episode, we can spot a mouse sneaking around in the royal palace.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The mouse is spotted right after the scene where Princess Margaret is seen getting her nails polished. The Queen Mother is seen sitting on a sofa while the mouse can be seen running to hide in the palace.&nbsp;</p>

<p>We don’t know if the mouse was placed or was accidental.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">In episode 3 season 4 of <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TheCrown?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TheCrown</a> within the 2 first minutes of the episode there is a mouse walking through a room in Windsor Castle. Is this on purpose, <a href="https://twitter.com/TheCrownNetflix?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@TheCrownNetflix</a> ?</p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I KNOW I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO SAW A MOUSE ON THIS EPISODE?!?! <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TheCrown?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TheCrown</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/netflix?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@netflix</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/TheCrownNetflix?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@TheCrownNetflix</a> <a href="https://t.co/cecqaHkESP">pic.twitter.com/cecqaHkESP</a></p>
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<p>Soon after the season of ‘The Crown; premiered and people watched the Netflix show, some users took screenshot of the scene and posted on the internet. One user wrote, Anyone else catch the mouse casually strolling past the Queen Mother in Episode 3?” Another was glad that she was not the only one who saw the mouse.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The official Twitter account of ‘The Crown’ tweeted a picture of the mouse and asked, “Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series?”</p>

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<p>Some of those who watched the show also pointed out that the mouse features in a scene right before Prince Charles and late Princess Diana get engaged. One user wrote, “At that moment, Charles was proposing to Diana. That animal knew what was coming!”&nbsp;</p>


Look who was spotted at the Buckingham Palace among the Royals, a mouse! The new season of Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ featured an unexpected guest at the palace and much to the amusement to all, netizens find the guest star actually cute.

Look who was spotted at the Buckingham Palace among the Royals, a mouse! The new season of Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ featured an unexpected guest at the palace and much to the amusement to all, netizens find the guest star actually cute. In the third episode of the fourth season titled ‘Fairytale’, almost a minute into the episode, we can spot a mouse sneaking around in the royal palace. The mouse is spotted right after the scene where Princess Margaret is seen getting her nails polished. The Queen Mother is seen sitting on a sofa while the mouse can be seen running to hide in the palace. We don’t know if the mouse was placed or was accidental. In episode 3 season 4 of #TheCrown within the 2 first minutes of the episode there is a mouse walking through a room in Windsor Castle. Is this on purpose, @TheCrownNetflix ? — Granuaile (@_Granuaile_) November 16, 2020 × I KNOW I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO SAW A MOUSE ON THIS EPISODE?!?! #TheCrown @netflix @TheCrownNetflix pic.twitter.com/cecqaHkESP — Joseph De La Cruz (@jdlc9215) November 18, 2020 × Soon after the season of ‘The Crown; premiered and people watched the Netflix show, some users took screenshot of the scene and posted on the internet. One user wrote, Anyone else catch the mouse casually strolling past the Queen Mother in Episode 3?” Another was glad that she was not the only one who saw the mouse. They casually had a mouse running through scene on episode 3 of #TheCrown — Monsieur Moore (@tdmjr619) November 16, 2020 × The official Twitter account of ‘The Crown’ tweeted a picture of the mouse and asked, “Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series?” Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series? https://t.co/4AFLwCMCSi — The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) November 15, 2020 × Some of those who watched the show also pointed out that the mouse features in a scene right before Prince Charles and late Princess Diana get engaged. One user wrote, “At that moment, Charles was proposing to Diana. That animal knew what was coming!”

Watched 'The Crown' season 4? There's a mouse in an episode you don't want to miss

<p>Joey King has an update on ‘Kissing Booth 3’.</p>

<p>While accepting the award for Comedy Movie Star at the 2020 People's Choice Awards, Joey King revealed some big news about ‘The Kissing Booth 3’.</p>

<p>"This year has been so weird. I'm not gonna be the first person to say that tonight on this stage. But the fact that our movie and my character brought some laughter to everybody at home, that makes me smile. That makes me feel so good. That makes me feel so happy. I want to thank our director, Vince Marcello. I want to thank Netflix," Joey King said. "And, also, I told myself that if I won, I would share a very exciting piece of news with everybody."</p>

<p>"So I want to tell you that The Kissing Booth 3, our final installment, is going to be released in summer 2021. I'm so excited! I wish it was tomorrow," Joey continued. "I really wish it was tomorrow. Thank you guys so much! Thank you for loving this movie and for loving this character as much as I do. It just means so much."</p>

<p>Meanwhile, ‘The Kissing Booth 2’ took home the award for Comedy Movie of 2020.</p>

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Joey King has an update on ‘Kissing Booth 3’. While accepting the award for Comedy Movie Star at the 2020 People's Choice Awards, Joey King revealed some big news about ‘The Kissing Booth 3’.

Joey King has an update on ‘Kissing Booth 3’. While accepting the award for Comedy Movie Star at the 2020 People's Choice Awards, Joey King revealed some big news about ‘The Kissing Booth 3’. "This year has been so weird. I'm not gonna be the first person to say that tonight on this stage. But the fact that our movie and my character brought some laughter to everybody at home, that makes me smile. That makes me feel so good. That makes me feel so happy. I want to thank our director, Vince Marcello. I want to thank Netflix," Joey King said. "And, also, I told myself that if I won, I would share a very exciting piece of news with everybody." "So I want to tell you that The Kissing Booth 3, our final installment, is going to be released in summer 2021. I'm so excited! I wish it was tomorrow," Joey continued. "I really wish it was tomorrow. Thank you guys so much! Thank you for loving this movie and for loving this character as much as I do. It just means so much." Meanwhile, ‘The Kissing Booth 2’ took home the award for Comedy Movie of 2020. Alec Baldwin, Kelsey Grammer roped in for comedy show Emma Corin reveals playing Princess Diana in Netflix's 'The Crown' was hard

Joey King reveals premiere date of much-awaited 'Kissing Booth 3'

<p>Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ is back with another season as it takes the story of the British monarchy forward by a few years. Olivia Colman returns as the reigning monarch (Queen Elizabeth II) in 'The Crown' season 4 with Tobias Menzies as Prince Philip, Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret, Josh O'Connor as Prince Charles, and Erin Doherty as Princess Anne along with others who play equally important characters.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While Olivia Colman’s character remains in focus in almost all episodes considering she’s running the show, two new women characters of Margaret Thatcher and Princess Diana pull the balance from under the Queen, time and again.&nbsp;While the former does it by challenging the Queen with her vested powers, the latter manages by swaying Britain’s interest in her beauty and charm. Gillian Anderson plays the role of ‘Iron Lady’, the then British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with Emma Corin as the doe-eyed Lady Diana.</p>

<p>‘The Crown’ season 4 also plays to the gallery by bringing the much-awaited love-hate relationship of Prince Charles and Princess Diana to the big screen. It brings into perspective the start of what could have been a fairy tale romance to a much-publicised love triangle that brought the British Royals and the entire extended family to the world’s attention and not in a good way. The show also sheds light on late Diana’s health issues -- bulimia and how sadness and loneliness took a toll on the world’s most beautiful woman. The episodes that have Charles and Diana almost have you on a rollercoaster of emotions -- love, hate, jealousy, angst, and more.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-emma-corin-reveals-playing-princess-diana-in-netflixs-the-crown-was-hard-343619" hreflang="en">Emma Corin reveals playing Princess Diana in Netflix's 'The Crown' was hard</a></p>

<p>Gillian Anderson’s contribution to the show as Margaret Thatcher deserves a special mention too even though she doesn’t sound or look like the late British PM. The actress, however, nails the act with her impeccable take on mannerisms of Thatcher.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>‘The Crown’ season 4 is equally rich in story and drama and scores big on bringing to account the important events of the world that had an impact on countries across the globe. From the Falklands War to Lord Mountbatten’s assassination, the Netflix show does not fail in weaving a historically-rich story while offering the audience equal doses of opulence, authenticity, and unabashed drama. The costumes and the palaces continue to enthrall you throughout the show.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'The Crown' season 4 is streaming on Netflix. It premiered on November 15.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-crown-season-6-heres-everything-to-know-about-the-final-season-343447">'The Crown' Season 6: Here's everything to know about the final season</a></p>


Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ is back with another season as it takes the story of the British monarchy forward by a few years. Olivia Colman returns as the reigning monarch (Queen Elizabeth II) in 'The Crown' season 4 with Tobias Menzies as Prince Philip, Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret, Josh O'Connor as Prince Charles, and Erin Doherty as Princess Anne along with others who play equally important characters.

Netflix’s ‘The Crown’ is back with another season as it takes the story of the British monarchy forward by a few years. Olivia Colman returns as the reigning monarch (Queen Elizabeth II) in 'The Crown' season 4 with Tobias Menzies as Prince Philip, Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret, Josh O'Connor as Prince Charles, and Erin Doherty as Princess Anne along with others who play equally important characters. While Olivia Colman’s character remains in focus in almost all episodes considering she’s running the show, two new women characters of Margaret Thatcher and Princess Diana pull the balance from under the Queen, time and again. While the former does it by challenging the Queen with her vested powers, the latter manages by swaying Britain’s interest in her beauty and charm. Gillian Anderson plays the role of ‘Iron Lady’, the then British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with Emma Corin as the doe-eyed Lady Diana. ‘The Crown’ season 4 also plays to the gallery by bringing the much-awaited love-hate relationship of Prince Charles and Princess Diana to the big screen. It brings into perspective the start of what could have been a fairy tale romance to a much-publicised love triangle that brought the British Royals and the entire extended family to the world’s attention and not in a good way. The show also sheds light on late Diana’s health issues -- bulimia and how sadness and loneliness took a toll on the world’s most beautiful woman. The episodes that have Charles and Diana almost have you on a rollercoaster of emotions -- love, hate, jealousy, angst, and more. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Crown (@thecrownnetflix) × Emma Corin reveals playing Princess Diana in Netflix's 'The Crown' was hard Gillian Anderson’s contribution to the show as Margaret Thatcher deserves a special mention too even though she doesn’t sound or look like the late British PM. The actress, however, nails the act with her impeccable take on mannerisms of Thatcher. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Crown (@thecrownnetflix) × ‘The Crown’ season 4 is equally rich in story and drama and scores big on bringing to account the important events of the world that had an impact on countries across the globe. From the Falklands War to Lord Mountbatten’s assassination, the Netflix show does not fail in weaving a historically-rich story while offering the audience equal doses of opulence, authenticity, and unabashed drama. The costumes and the palaces continue to enthrall you throughout the show. 'The Crown' season 4 is streaming on Netflix. It premiered on November 15. 'The Crown' Season 6: Here's everything to know about the final season

'The Crown' season 4 review: Show delivers its best as Diana, Thatcher take away the Queen's thunder

<p>Netflix’s drama-comedy ‘Emily in Paris’ that became an instant hit on its premiere has been confirmed for second season.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Starring Lily Collins in the titular role, ‘Emily in Paris’ has a second season order for the Darren Star show that debuted in october.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Netflix shared the update on its official Twitter account in a video, saying "Deux (French for two) is better than un (one)."&nbsp;</p>

<p>The plot of the show follows an Amrican marketing executive who moves to France for a job opportunity. Tasked with bringing an American point of view to a venerable French marketing firm, cultures clash as she adjusts to the challenges of life in a foreign city, while juggling her career, new friendships and love life.</p>

<p>Ashley Park co-stars in the show, whose series regular cast also includes Philippine Leroy Beaulieu, Lucas Bravo, Samuel Arnold, Camille Razat and Bruno Gouery. Kate Walsh, William Abadie and Arnaud Viard feature in recurring roles.</p>

<p>Darren Star is otherwise known for popular series like ‘Younger' and 'Sex and the City'. He has also written and executive produced the half-hour series.&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘Emily in Paris’ has been produced by MTV Studios and the series was filmed on location in Paris and across France.</p>


Netflix’s drama-comedy ‘Emily in Paris’ that became an instant hit on its premiere has been confirmed for second season. Starring Lily Collins in the titular role, ‘Emily in Paris’ has a second season order for the Darren Star show that debuted in october.

Netflix’s drama-comedy ‘Emily in Paris’ that became an instant hit on its premiere has been confirmed for second season. Starring Lily Collins in the titular role, ‘Emily in Paris’ has a second season order for the Darren Star show that debuted in october. Netflix shared the update on its official Twitter account in a video, saying "Deux (French for two) is better than un (one)." The plot of the show follows an Amrican marketing executive who moves to France for a job opportunity. Tasked with bringing an American point of view to a venerable French marketing firm, cultures clash as she adjusts to the challenges of life in a foreign city, while juggling her career, new friendships and love life. Ashley Park co-stars in the show, whose series regular cast also includes Philippine Leroy Beaulieu, Lucas Bravo, Samuel Arnold, Camille Razat and Bruno Gouery. Kate Walsh, William Abadie and Arnaud Viard feature in recurring roles. Darren Star is otherwise known for popular series like ‘Younger' and 'Sex and the City'. He has also written and executive produced the half-hour series. ‘Emily in Paris’ has been produced by MTV Studios and the series was filmed on location in Paris and across France.

Not able to get over Parisian hangover? Netflix confirms 'Emily in Paris' season 2

<p>It’s the holiday season and Netflix is out with its new series titled ‘Dash &amp; Lily’.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The highlight of the show is the boy band Jonas Brothers as they appear&nbsp;in the final episode of the series during a concert that the character Dash (played by Austin Abrams) attends on New Year’s Eve.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Watch the cameo appearance here:</p>

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<p>Nick Jonas has produced the project under his new shingle ‘Image 32’ with Shawn Levy and his company 21 Laps Entertainment.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Speaking about it to EW, Jonas said, "One of the things I was most thrilled about [was] the fact that my brothers and I had released a Christmas song last year around the time we were shooting the show, which made it a perfect synergy. Shawn came to our show at the Hollywood Bowl. I told him about this track and [we were] generally talking about the overall tone and feel of the [show's] music."</p>

<p>‘Dash &amp; Lily’ boasts a festive soundtrack, ranging from Christmas chestnuts by Nat King Cole to more modern classics by the likes of Kelly Clarkson.&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘Dash &amp; Lily’ premieres on Netflix on November 10.<br />
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It’s the holiday season and Netflix is out with its new series titled ‘Dash & Lily’. The highlight of the show is the boy band Jonas Brothers as they appear in the final episode of the series during a concert that the character Dash (played by Austin Abrams) attends on New Year’s Eve.

It’s the holiday season and Netflix is out with its new series titled ‘Dash & Lily’. The highlight of the show is the boy band Jonas Brothers as they appear in the final episode of the series during a concert that the character Dash (played by Austin Abrams) attends on New Year’s Eve. Watch the cameo appearance here: Nick Jonas has produced the project under his new shingle ‘Image 32’ with Shawn Levy and his company 21 Laps Entertainment. Speaking about it to EW, Jonas said, "One of the things I was most thrilled about [was] the fact that my brothers and I had released a Christmas song last year around the time we were shooting the show, which made it a perfect synergy. Shawn came to our show at the Hollywood Bowl. I told him about this track and [we were] generally talking about the overall tone and feel of the [show's] music." ‘Dash & Lily’ boasts a festive soundtrack, ranging from Christmas chestnuts by Nat King Cole to more modern classics by the likes of Kelly Clarkson. ‘Dash & Lily’ premieres on Netflix on November 10.

Watch: Nick Jonas and brothers make a cameo in new Netflix show 'Dash & Lily'

<p>Production on the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher has been put on hold temporarily after several members of the production unit on the fantasy epic series were tested positive for the coronavirus.</p>

<p>Based on the series of novels by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, The Witcher follows the story of the intertwined destinies of three individuals in the vast world of The Continent, where humans, elves, witchers, gnomes, and monsters battle to survive and thrive, and where good and evil is not easily identified.</p>

<p>Henry Cavill leads the cast as Geralt of Rivia, alongside Anya Chalotra as Yennefer and Freya Allan as Ciri.</p>

<p>According to Deadline, four cases were confirmed on Saturday and the streamer will carry out an isolated round of testing of everyone involved in the show.</p>

<p>Those impacted have been isolated and are not among lead cast, the publication noted.</p>

<p>Filming at Arborfield Studios, west of London, is due to resume once Netflix is confident that the set is fully safe.<br />
This is the second time filming has had to pause on the second season of the drama after actor Kristofer Hivju revealed he had tested positive back in March.</p>

<p>That pause stretched to mid-August as the UK went into lockdown over the spring.</p>


Production on the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher has been put on hold temporarily after several members of the production unit on the fantasy epic series were tested positive for the coronavirus.

Production on the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher has been put on hold temporarily after several members of the production unit on the fantasy epic series were tested positive for the coronavirus. Based on the series of novels by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, The Witcher follows the story of the intertwined destinies of three individuals in the vast world of The Continent, where humans, elves, witchers, gnomes, and monsters battle to survive and thrive, and where good and evil is not easily identified. Henry Cavill leads the cast as Geralt of Rivia, alongside Anya Chalotra as Yennefer and Freya Allan as Ciri. According to Deadline, four cases were confirmed on Saturday and the streamer will carry out an isolated round of testing of everyone involved in the show. Those impacted have been isolated and are not among lead cast, the publication noted. Filming at Arborfield Studios, west of London, is due to resume once Netflix is confident that the set is fully safe. This is the second time filming has had to pause on the second season of the drama after actor Kristofer Hivju revealed he had tested positive back in March. That pause stretched to mid-August as the UK went into lockdown over the spring.

Netflix halts 'The Witcher' production following multiple positive COVID-19 tests

<p>In a major boost to Netflix show ‘Vikings’ fans, the sequel to the popular history drama has restarted production in Ireland after shooting was suspended due to a number of positive COVID-19 tests.</p>

<p>Titled ‘Vikings: Valhalla’, the shooting resumed at Ashford Studios yesterday after it was suspended earlier this week. The production restarted after it was found out that these were false positives.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Produced by MGM, the series underwent rigorous testing process and tests cast and crew several times a week.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-benedict-cumberbatch-to-reprise-his-role-as-doctor-strange-in-spider-man-3-333803" hreflang="en">Benedict Cumberbatch to reprise his role as Doctor Strange in 'Spider-Man 3'</a></p>

<p>‘Vikings: Valhalla’ is written and executive produced by feature writer Jeb Stuart. The sequel begins 100 years after the original series concludes and dramatises the adventures of the most famous Vikings who ever lived.</p>


In a major boost to Netflix show ‘Vikings’ fans, the sequel to the popular history drama has restarted production in Ireland after shooting was suspended due to a number of positive COVID-19 tests.

In a major boost to Netflix show ‘Vikings’ fans, the sequel to the popular history drama has restarted production in Ireland after shooting was suspended due to a number of positive COVID-19 tests. Titled ‘Vikings: Valhalla’, the shooting resumed at Ashford Studios yesterday after it was suspended earlier this week. The production restarted after it was found out that these were false positives. Produced by MGM, the series underwent rigorous testing process and tests cast and crew several times a week. Benedict Cumberbatch to reprise his role as Doctor Strange in 'Spider-Man 3' ‘Vikings: Valhalla’ is written and executive produced by feature writer Jeb Stuart. The sequel begins 100 years after the original series concludes and dramatises the adventures of the most famous Vikings who ever lived.

Popular series 'Vikings' sequel production restarts in Ireland

<p>The new Netflix show ‘Emily in Paris’ has been receiving mixed reviews ever since its premiere on the streamer.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It stars Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, a Chicago marketing executive who moves to France for a year for a job opportunity. She aims to bring an American perspective to French branding as she tries to blend in Paris, learning the language and culture one step at a time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The show has, however, ticked off a Chicago pizza chain Lou Malnati’s. In one of the episodes, Emily Cooper interacts with her French colleagues about Chicago and its food when&nbsp;her colleagues express distaste of the Chicago deep-dish pizza. One calls it "disgusting" while another says it's like "quiche made of cement". That’s when Emily Cooper says, "Oh no, you must have gone to Lou Malnati’s."</p>

<p>The jab doesn't settle well with Lou Malnati's whose marketing team have given a statement on the issue. The statement read, "Malnati's is always the first to participate in good-natured banter with pizza lovers from New York or California. However, it feels especially unkind to disparage anyone during these difficult times, given that most restaurants are struggling to hang on."</p>

<p>"We've been serving Chicago's favorite Deep Dish since 1971. When Netflix’s Emily in Paris writers chose to take a shot at Chicagoans and our pizza to try to get a laugh, it felt heartless and not humorous in the midst of COVID-19."</p>


The new Netflix show ‘Emily in Paris’ has been receiving mixed reviews ever since its premiere on the streamer. It stars Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, a Chicago marketing executive who moves to France for a year for a job opportunity.

The new Netflix show ‘Emily in Paris’ has been receiving mixed reviews ever since its premiere on the streamer. It stars Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, a Chicago marketing executive who moves to France for a year for a job opportunity. She aims to bring an American perspective to French branding as she tries to blend in Paris, learning the language and culture one step at a time. The show has, however, ticked off a Chicago pizza chain Lou Malnati’s. In one of the episodes, Emily Cooper interacts with her French colleagues about Chicago and its food when her colleagues express distaste of the Chicago deep-dish pizza. One calls it "disgusting" while another says it's like "quiche made of cement". That’s when Emily Cooper says, "Oh no, you must have gone to Lou Malnati’s." The jab doesn't settle well with Lou Malnati's whose marketing team have given a statement on the issue. The statement read, "Malnati's is always the first to participate in good-natured banter with pizza lovers from New York or California. However, it feels especially unkind to disparage anyone during these difficult times, given that most restaurants are struggling to hang on." "We've been serving Chicago's favorite Deep Dish since 1971. When Netflix’s Emily in Paris writers chose to take a shot at Chicagoans and our pizza to try to get a laugh, it felt heartless and not humorous in the midst of COVID-19."

Chicago pizza brand has this to say to 'Emily in Paris' jibe

<p>In a streaming-to-broadcast licensing deal, The CW has acquired Netflix’s ‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life’.</p>

<p>So, Gilmore Girls will air on The CW after it bowed on the streamer channel four years ago. It will air on the channel starting November 23.</p>

<p>The series will also stream for free on the ad-supported CW app and CWTV.com for 30 days following its linear debut.</p>

<p>‘Gilmore Girls’ from Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino wrapped its original seven-season run on The CW in 2007.</p>

<p>Sources note that the licensing deal was worked out recently and wasn't part of the deal with producers Warner Bros. TV that revived Gilmore Girls for a four-episode miniseries a few years ago. The CW, it's worth noting, is a joint venture between Warner Bros. TV and CBS TV Studios.</p>

<p>This marks the first time that ‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life’ will be available anywhere other than Netflix.</p>


In a streaming-to-broadcast licensing deal, The CW has acquired Netflix’s ‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life’. So, Gilmore Girls will air on The CW after it bowed on the streamer channel four years ago.

In a streaming-to-broadcast licensing deal, The CW has acquired Netflix’s ‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life’. So, Gilmore Girls will air on The CW after it bowed on the streamer channel four years ago. It will air on the channel starting November 23. The series will also stream for free on the ad-supported CW app and CWTV.com for 30 days following its linear debut. ‘Gilmore Girls’ from Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino wrapped its original seven-season run on The CW in 2007. Sources note that the licensing deal was worked out recently and wasn't part of the deal with producers Warner Bros. TV that revived Gilmore Girls for a four-episode miniseries a few years ago. The CW, it's worth noting, is a joint venture between Warner Bros. TV and CBS TV Studios. This marks the first time that ‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life’ will be available anywhere other than Netflix.

'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life' to also air on The CW

<p>Netflix and the Obamas have teamed up for an exciting venture as they get ready to produce animated preschool series titled ‘Ada Twist, Scientist’. The series will debut in 2021.</p>

<p>Chris Nee, the award-winning creator of Doc McStuffins and Vampirina is collaborating with Barack and Michelle Obama for this animated show.&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘Ada Twist’ is based on the best-selling book series by author Andrea Beaty and illustrator David Roberts. The story is that of a young Black scientist who will explore helping people through scientific discovery, collaboration and friendship.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The series will also include real scientists to inspire young viewers.</p>

<p>The Obamas inked a Netflix producing deal in May 2018. They are expected to set an expansive slate of film and TV projects in April 2019.</p>


Netflix and the Obamas have teamed up for an exciting venture as they get ready to produce animated preschool series titled ‘Ada Twist, Scientist’. The series will debut in 2021.

Netflix and the Obamas have teamed up for an exciting venture as they get ready to produce animated preschool series titled ‘Ada Twist, Scientist’. The series will debut in 2021. Chris Nee, the award-winning creator of Doc McStuffins and Vampirina is collaborating with Barack and Michelle Obama for this animated show. ‘Ada Twist’ is based on the best-selling book series by author Andrea Beaty and illustrator David Roberts. The story is that of a young Black scientist who will explore helping people through scientific discovery, collaboration and friendship. The series will also include real scientists to inspire young viewers. The Obamas inked a Netflix producing deal in May 2018. They are expected to set an expansive slate of film and TV projects in April 2019.

Barack Obama, Michelle to produce animated preschool series for Netflix

<p>‘Marriage Story’ alum Sarah Jones will feature along with Giovanni Ribisi and Alexia Landeau who will expand her role as co-writer in Netflix’s dramedy series ‘On the Verge’.</p>

<p>They join previously announced Elisabeth Shue and Delpy, who co-writes and stars.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It will be a half-hour series, co-production between Netflix and Canal Plus.</p>

<p>‘On the Verge’ follows four female friends in their late 40s — played by Delpy, Shue, Jones and Landeau — who chose to use midlife not as a time of mourning their youth but as an opportunity for personal reinvention, with the hope of finally living lives that embody their beliefs and values. There are no details on Ribisi’s role as of now.</p>

<p>Delpy and Shue executive produce along with Michael Gentile and Lauraine Heftler of The Film TV, Rola Bauer of Studiocanal and Olivier Gauriat of Barnstormer.&nbsp;</p>


‘Marriage Story’ alum Sarah Jones will feature along with Giovanni Ribisi and Alexia Landeau who will expand her role as co-writer in Netflix’s dramedy series ‘On the Verge’.

‘Marriage Story’ alum Sarah Jones will feature along with Giovanni Ribisi and Alexia Landeau who will expand her role as co-writer in Netflix’s dramedy series ‘On the Verge’. They join previously announced Elisabeth Shue and Delpy, who co-writes and stars. It will be a half-hour series, co-production between Netflix and Canal Plus. ‘On the Verge’ follows four female friends in their late 40s — played by Delpy, Shue, Jones and Landeau — who chose to use midlife not as a time of mourning their youth but as an opportunity for personal reinvention, with the hope of finally living lives that embody their beliefs and values. There are no details on Ribisi’s role as of now. Delpy and Shue executive produce along with Michael Gentile and Lauraine Heftler of The Film TV, Rola Bauer of Studiocanal and Olivier Gauriat of Barnstormer.

Sarah Jones, Giovanni Ribisi, Alexia Landeau roped in for Netflix's 'On The Verge'

<p>The private wildcat zoo at the center of the hit Netflix series 'Tiger King' is closing its doors permanently, its owner said, citing pressure from animal rights activists and inspectors.<br />
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"As of today, we have decided to close the old zoo effective immediately," Jeff Lowe, the current owner of the Greater Wynewood Exotic Animal Park in Oklahoma, wrote in a Facebook post.<br />
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Lowe said his license to run the zoo had been suspended for 21 days by U.S. government inspectors, and that he had voluntarily forfeited it. Writing in the post on Tuesday, he said the collection of lions and tigers would "continue to have excellent care."<br />
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'Tiger King,' the true crime series set in the world of private zoos and their eccentric owners, became a worldwide phenomenon when it was aired in March.<br />
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It told the story of flamboyant Oklahoma zookeeper Joe Exotic, his rivalry with Florida big cat rescue activist Carole Baskin and his imprisonment for hiring a hitman to try to kill her.<br />
<br />
Lowe took over ownership of the Wynewood park after Exotic, his partner was convicted. In June, a judge in Oklahoma City handed control of the zoo to Baskin as part of a long-running dispute but Lowe was given time to wind down operations.<br />
<br />
Lowe wrote that the Netflix Inc series had provided "an unfathomable source of income" for the zoo but had also made it "the target of every nutjob and animal rights loon in the world."<br />
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"Tiger King," which Netflix said was watched by more than 34 million people in its first 10 days on the platform, is in the running for six Emmy awards, including best documentary series, ahead of a ceremony in September.</p>


The private wildcat zoo at the center of the hit Netflix series 'Tiger King' is closing its doors permanently, its owner said, citing pressure from animal rights activists and inspectors.

The private wildcat zoo at the center of the hit Netflix series 'Tiger King' is closing its doors permanently, its owner said, citing pressure from animal rights activists and inspectors. "As of today, we have decided to close the old zoo effective immediately," Jeff Lowe, the current owner of the Greater Wynewood Exotic Animal Park in Oklahoma, wrote in a Facebook post. Lowe said his license to run the zoo had been suspended for 21 days by U.S. government inspectors, and that he had voluntarily forfeited it. Writing in the post on Tuesday, he said the collection of lions and tigers would "continue to have excellent care." 'Tiger King,' the true crime series set in the world of private zoos and their eccentric owners, became a worldwide phenomenon when it was aired in March. It told the story of flamboyant Oklahoma zookeeper Joe Exotic, his rivalry with Florida big cat rescue activist Carole Baskin and his imprisonment for hiring a hitman to try to kill her. Lowe took over ownership of the Wynewood park after Exotic, his partner was convicted. In June, a judge in Oklahoma City handed control of the zoo to Baskin as part of a long-running dispute but Lowe was given time to wind down operations. Lowe wrote that the Netflix Inc series had provided "an unfathomable source of income" for the zoo but had also made it "the target of every nutjob and animal rights loon in the world." "Tiger King," which Netflix said was watched by more than 34 million people in its first 10 days on the platform, is in the running for six Emmy awards, including best documentary series, ahead of a ceremony in September.

'Tiger King' zoo closing down, owner blames animal rights 'loons'

<p>Netflix series’ Tiger King’ became a massive hit as it was one of the first few series that viewers picked up during the start of peak of the pandemic.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Carole Baskin, one of the stars of the docuseries ‘Tiger King’ has now been sued by the family of her ex-husband for information in his 1997 disappearance.</p>

<p>The suit was filed in Florida, by Lewis’s three surviving daughters, is an attempt to force Baskin to submit information on the record. It demands Baskin, Tiger King subject Kenny Farr and the woman listed as a witness on Lewis’s will – turn over electronic device data, diaries and investigative material related to Lewis.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It also offers a $100,000 reward for any information on his disappearance.</p>

<p>Baskin became a household name when the series ‘Tiger King’, centred on a feud between Baskin and fellow big-cat sanctuary owner Joe “Exotic” Maldonado-Passage.</p>

<p>The series encouraged speculation on Baskin’s role in Lewis’s disappearance, a day before a scheduled trip to Costa Rica. He was declared legally dead in 2002.</p>

<p>Baskin, who received most of Lewis’s $6m estate and ownership of their sanctuary, Big Cat Rescue Corporation, has vehemently denied any involvement in his disappearance.</p>


Netflix series’ Tiger King’ became a massive hit as it was one of the first few series that viewers picked up during the start of peak of the pandemic. Carole Baskin, one of the stars of the docuseries ‘Tiger King’ has now been sued by the family of her ex-husband for information in his 1997 disappearance.

Netflix series’ Tiger King’ became a massive hit as it was one of the first few series that viewers picked up during the start of peak of the pandemic. Carole Baskin, one of the stars of the docuseries ‘Tiger King’ has now been sued by the family of her ex-husband for information in his 1997 disappearance. The suit was filed in Florida, by Lewis’s three surviving daughters, is an attempt to force Baskin to submit information on the record. It demands Baskin, Tiger King subject Kenny Farr and the woman listed as a witness on Lewis’s will – turn over electronic device data, diaries and investigative material related to Lewis. It also offers a $100,000 reward for any information on his disappearance. Baskin became a household name when the series ‘Tiger King’, centred on a feud between Baskin and fellow big-cat sanctuary owner Joe “Exotic” Maldonado-Passage. The series encouraged speculation on Baskin’s role in Lewis’s disappearance, a day before a scheduled trip to Costa Rica. He was declared legally dead in 2002. Baskin, who received most of Lewis’s $6m estate and ownership of their sanctuary, Big Cat Rescue Corporation, has vehemently denied any involvement in his disappearance.

'Tiger King' star Carole Baskin sued by ex-husband's family in case of his disappearance

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