<p>'The Crown' stars are defending Netflix’s decision not to put a fiction disclaimer on the historical drama. Ever since the fourth season has released the show has created&nbsp;controversy for the fictional scenes.&nbsp;<br />
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It was first started after UK’s Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden suggested that the program should put a disclaimer ahead of each episode to inform their viewers&nbsp;that the drama is a fictionalization of the British royal family history.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/the-crown-7-times-the-netflix-series-was-factually-incorrect-349049" hreflang="en">'The Crown': 7 times the Netflix series was factually incorrect</a><br />
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Emma Corrin who played Princess Diana in&nbsp;the show, compared&nbsp;the show to HBO Max' ‘Succession’ and defended Netflix for not adding a fiction disclaimer.&nbsp;<br />
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“It is very clearly a dramatized version of events," Corrin said in an interview. ''This is fictitious in the same way people don’t mistake ‘Succession’ for what actually happened with the Murdochs.''&nbsp;</p>

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''I also understand, as it comes from a place of sensitivity and protectiveness of the royal family and Diana,'' Corin added.&nbsp;<br />
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Josh O’Connor who played Prince Charles, also defended the streamer and said, ''it’s unnecessary to give the show a “fiction” label. We were slightly let down by our culture secretary, whose job it is to encourage culture,” Josh shared with tan news&nbsp;agency.</p>

<p><a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/the-crown-no-princess-diana-did-not-sing-for-prince-charles-as-shown-in-the-series-348891" hreflang="en">The Crown: No, Princess Diana did not sing for Prince Charles as shown in the series</a><br />
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''In my opinion, it’s pretty outrageous that he came out and said what he said. Particularly in this time when he knows that the arts are struggling and they’re on their knees, I think it’s a bit of a low blow.''<br />
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''My personal view is that audiences understand,'' he shared. ''You have to show them the respect and understand that they’re intelligent enough to see it for what it is, which is pure fiction.''<br />
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The late Princess Diana's brother, Earl Charles Spencer too requested to add the disclaimer.<br />
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'The Crown' S4 is currently streaming on Netflix.</p>


'The Crown' stars are defending Netflix’s decision not to put a fiction disclaimer on the historical drama. Ever since the fourth season has released the show has created controversy for the fictional scenes.

'The Crown' stars are defending Netflix’s decision not to put a fiction disclaimer on the historical drama. Ever since the fourth season has released the show has created controversy for the fictional scenes. It was first started after UK’s Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden suggested that the program should put a disclaimer ahead of each episode to inform their viewers that the drama is a fictionalization of the British royal family history. 'The Crown': 7 times the Netflix series was factually incorrect Emma Corrin who played Princess Diana in the show, compared the show to HBO Max' ‘Succession’ and defended Netflix for not adding a fiction disclaimer. “It is very clearly a dramatized version of events," Corrin said in an interview. ''This is fictitious in the same way people don’t mistake ‘Succession’ for what actually happened with the Murdochs.'' Netflix declines to flag up to viewers that 'The Crown' is fiction: Reports ''I also understand, as it comes from a place of sensitivity and protectiveness of the royal family and Diana,'' Corin added. Josh O’Connor who played Prince Charles, also defended the streamer and said, ''it’s unnecessary to give the show a “fiction” label. We were slightly let down by our culture secretary, whose job it is to encourage culture,” Josh shared with tan news agency. The Crown: No, Princess Diana did not sing for Prince Charles as shown in the series ''In my opinion, it’s pretty outrageous that he came out and said what he said. Particularly in this time when he knows that the arts are struggling and they’re on their knees, I think it’s a bit of a low blow.'' ''My personal view is that audiences understand,'' he shared. ''You have to show them the respect and understand that they’re intelligent enough to see it for what it is, which is pure fiction.'' The late Princess Diana's brother, Earl Charles Spencer too requested to add the disclaimer. 'The Crown' S4 is currently streaming on Netflix.

'The Crown' stars defends Netflix decision not to use fiction disclaimer

<p>Nicolas Cage is set to host a new Netflix show titled ‘ History of Swear Words’ that will literally tell the viewers about the origin, history, cultural impact and other things about popular cuss words.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The announcement was made earlier this week .</p>

<p>The show will progress with interviews of experts in etymology and pop culture, as well as historians and entertainers.</p>

<p>It will have six episodes as it dives into the origins of &nbsp;“f---,” “s---,” "bitch,” “dick,” “p---y,” and “damn.”</p>

<p>In the first teaser for the comedy series, Nicolas Cage paints furiously while delivering a Shakespearean soliloquy all about the word 'p---y,' revealing a painting of a flower at the end. "It also could be a cat," he said.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-crown-no-princess-diana-did-not-sing-for-prince-charles-as-shown-in-the-series-348891" hreflang="en">The Crown: No, Princess Diana did not sing for Prince Charles as shown in the series</a></p>

<p>The Netflix show will have guest stars including Nick Offerman, Sarah Silverman, Joel Kim Booster, DeRay Davis, Open Mike Eagle, Nikki Glaser, Patti Harrison, London Hughes, Jim Jefferies, Zainab Johnson, Baron Vaughn, and Isiah Whitlock Jr. Cage along with an array of experts, from academics studying cognitive science and feminist studies, to film critics and lexicographers.</p>

<p>Watch the trailer here:</p>

<p><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/4argVWl8AAE" width="640"></iframe></p>

<p>‘History of Swear Words’ premieres globally on Jauary&nbsp;5.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-yearender-2020-parasite-tiger-king-are-most-searched-movie--tv-show-of-2020-348771" hreflang="en">'Parasite', 'Tiger King' are most searched movie &amp; TV show of 2020</a></h2>


Nicolas Cage is set to host a new Netflix show titled ‘ History of Swear Words’ that will literally tell the viewers about the origin, history, cultural impact and other things about popular cuss words.

Nicolas Cage is set to host a new Netflix show titled ‘ History of Swear Words’ that will literally tell the viewers about the origin, history, cultural impact and other things about popular cuss words. The announcement was made earlier this week . The show will progress with interviews of experts in etymology and pop culture, as well as historians and entertainers. It will have six episodes as it dives into the origins of “f---,” “s---,” "bitch,” “dick,” “p---y,” and “damn.” In the first teaser for the comedy series, Nicolas Cage paints furiously while delivering a Shakespearean soliloquy all about the word 'p---y,' revealing a painting of a flower at the end. "It also could be a cat," he said. The Crown: No, Princess Diana did not sing for Prince Charles as shown in the series The Netflix show will have guest stars including Nick Offerman, Sarah Silverman, Joel Kim Booster, DeRay Davis, Open Mike Eagle, Nikki Glaser, Patti Harrison, London Hughes, Jim Jefferies, Zainab Johnson, Baron Vaughn, and Isiah Whitlock Jr. Cage along with an array of experts, from academics studying cognitive science and feminist studies, to film critics and lexicographers. Watch the trailer here: ‘History of Swear Words’ premieres globally on Jauary 5. 'Parasite', 'Tiger King' are most searched movie & TV show of 2020

Nicolas Cage to host Netflix show 'History of Swear Words' on literally just that!

<p>All you ‘The Crown’ watchers who thought late Princess Diana actually sang for Prince Charles as his present for wedding anniversary are in for a surprise as makers admit that it did not happen in real life. It was all just a figment of imagination of Netflix show ‘The Crown’ makers.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The singing scene in which Princess Diana played by Emma Corin sings for Prince Charles to which he is shown later admitting “was monstrous” to his sister Princess Anne -- was just imagined by the makers for impact. The makers discovered in way of filming Emma Corin as Princess Diana that she could sing well. So they added the bit &nbsp;of song ‘All I Ask Of You’ from ‘Phantom Of The Opera’ to the show right after she performs for Charles in front of an audience on his birthday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the episode ‘Avalanche’ from ‘The Crown’, Princess Diana surprises Charles (Josh O'Connor) with a VHS recording of the performance.</p>

<p>The song is shown after Charles begins to resent her popularity after Diana performs a duet to ‘Uptown Girl’ in honour of his birthday. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Jessica Hobbs, who directed the episode of ‘The Crown’, has said while Diana did perform a dance routine to the number from Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical for their seventh wedding anniversary, she didn't sing. She said, “Our understanding was that she'd done a dance for him that was filmed on stage, in the costumes, on the real set. That's what we understood from the research. So we extended that to her singing.” <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 season 4 review here.</a></p>

<p>It is said that the directors said in The Crown's podcast the decision was made for Emma Corrin to sing after hearing her voice, and thought it would 'break viewers' hearts'. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The Netflix show ‘The Crown’ has come under scrutiny for a lot of things shown in the series.&nbsp;</p>

<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>


All you ‘The Crown’ watchers who thought late Princess Diana actually sang for Prince Charles as his present for wedding anniversary are in for a surprise as makers admit that it did not happen in real life.

All you ‘The Crown’ watchers who thought late Princess Diana actually sang for Prince Charles as his present for wedding anniversary are in for a surprise as makers admit that it did not happen in real life. It was all just a figment of imagination of Netflix show ‘The Crown’ makers. The singing scene in which Princess Diana played by Emma Corin sings for Prince Charles to which he is shown later admitting “was monstrous” to his sister Princess Anne -- was just imagined by the makers for impact. The makers discovered in way of filming Emma Corin as Princess Diana that she could sing well. So they added the bit of song ‘All I Ask Of You’ from ‘Phantom Of The Opera’ to the show right after she performs for Charles in front of an audience on his birthday. In the episode ‘Avalanche’ from ‘The Crown’, Princess Diana surprises Charles (Josh O'Connor) with a VHS recording of the performance. The song is shown after Charles begins to resent her popularity after Diana performs a duet to ‘Uptown Girl’ in honour of his birthday. Jessica Hobbs, who directed the episode of ‘The Crown’, has said while Diana did perform a dance routine to the number from Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical for their seventh wedding anniversary, she didn't sing. She said, “Our understanding was that she'd done a dance for him that was filmed on stage, in the costumes, on the real set. That's what we understood from the research. So we extended that to her singing.” Read season 4 review here. It is said that the directors said in The Crown's podcast the decision was made for Emma Corrin to sing after hearing her voice, and thought it would 'break viewers' hearts'. The Netflix show ‘The Crown’ has come under scrutiny for a lot of things shown in the series. 'The Crown' Season 6: Here's everything to know about the final season

The Crown: No, Princess Diana did not sing for Prince Charles as shown in the series

<p>Fans of musician Ariana Grande have a reason to rejoice as her much-loved 2019 `Sweetener,` world tour is coming to Netflix in the form of a concert movie.<br />
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According to Variety, the concert movie titled `Excuse Me, I Love You,` will premiere on Netflix globally on December 21.<br />
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The `Sweetener,` world tour featured several hits from the musician including `7 Rings,` `No Tears Left to Cry,` and `God Is a Woman.`Besides these major hits, she also performed some of her blasts hits from the past like `Love Me Harder,` `Dangerous Woman,` and `Side to Side.<br />
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Online streamer Netflix has partnered with artists for concert films, including `Springsteen on Broadway,` and `Ben Platt Live From Radio City Music Hall,` as well as documentaries like Beyonce`s `Homecoming,` Taylor Swift`s `Miss Americana,` Shawn Mendes` `In Wonder,` and `Blackpink: Light Up the Sky,` reported Variety.</p>


Fans of musician Ariana Grande have a reason to rejoice as her much-loved 2019 `Sweetener,` world tour is coming to Netflix in the form of a concert movie. According to Variety, the concert movie titled `Excuse Me, I Love You,` will premiere on Netflix globally on December 21.

Fans of musician Ariana Grande have a reason to rejoice as her much-loved 2019 `Sweetener,` world tour is coming to Netflix in the form of a concert movie. According to Variety, the concert movie titled `Excuse Me, I Love You,` will premiere on Netflix globally on December 21. The `Sweetener,` world tour featured several hits from the musician including `7 Rings,` `No Tears Left to Cry,` and `God Is a Woman.`Besides these major hits, she also performed some of her blasts hits from the past like `Love Me Harder,` `Dangerous Woman,` and `Side to Side. Online streamer Netflix has partnered with artists for concert films, including `Springsteen on Broadway,` and `Ben Platt Live From Radio City Music Hall,` as well as documentaries like Beyonce`s `Homecoming,` Taylor Swift`s `Miss Americana,` Shawn Mendes` `In Wonder,` and `Blackpink: Light Up the Sky,` reported Variety.

Ariana Grande 2019 'Sweetener' concert movie to stream on Netflix

<p><strong>Yearender 2020</strong>: As we get closer to the end of the year, <strong>Google’s Year in Search for 2020 reveals</strong> that Oscar-winning <strong>South Korean film ‘Parasite’ and Netflix’s show ‘Tiger King’ </strong>are the<strong> most searched movie and TV shows</strong> of 2020.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Bong Joon-Ho’s ‘Parasite’</strong> had a whirlwind romance at the Oscars when it won Best Director, Best Original Screenplay and Best International Feature along with Best Film in the 2019 Oscar ceremony. It was a sensation in 2020 after it was released in 2019.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Another of Google’s search results indicate that Netflix’s ‘Tiger King’ really swept the audience. The docuseries follows the intrigue and drama surrounding a group of eccentric exotic animal traders. It happened to have been released at the time when the world went into lockdown phase due to the pandemic chaos.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Both ‘Parasite’ and ‘Tiger King’ dominated entertainment headlines in 2020 and became the most searched TV shows and movies of the year.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/dil-bechara-bigg-boss-and-amitabh-bachchan-were-most-tweeted-in-india-in-2020-348289">'Dil Bechara', 'Bigg Boss' and Amitabh Bachchan were most tweeted in India in 2020</a></p>

<p>‘Parasite’ beat Sam Mendes’ ‘1917’ to the top of the movie list, with ‘Black Panther’ coming in third. ‘365 Days’ was fourth and ‘Contagion’ was fifth. On the TV show list, ‘Tiger King’ beat out’ Big Brother Brasil’ for the number one spot, while ‘Money Heist’, ‘Cobra Kai’ and ‘The Umbrella Academy’ were third, fourth and fifth most searched respectively.</p>


Yearender 2020: As we get closer to the end of the year, Google’s Year in Search for 2020 reveals that Oscar-winning South Korean film ‘Parasite’ and Netflix’s show ‘Tiger King’ are the most searched movie and TV shows of 2020.

Yearender 2020: As we get closer to the end of the year, Google’s Year in Search for 2020 reveals that Oscar-winning South Korean film ‘Parasite’ and Netflix’s show ‘Tiger King’ are the most searched movie and TV shows of 2020. Bong Joon-Ho’s ‘Parasite’ had a whirlwind romance at the Oscars when it won Best Director, Best Original Screenplay and Best International Feature along with Best Film in the 2019 Oscar ceremony. It was a sensation in 2020 after it was released in 2019. Another of Google’s search results indicate that Netflix’s ‘Tiger King’ really swept the audience. The docuseries follows the intrigue and drama surrounding a group of eccentric exotic animal traders. It happened to have been released at the time when the world went into lockdown phase due to the pandemic chaos. Both ‘Parasite’ and ‘Tiger King’ dominated entertainment headlines in 2020 and became the most searched TV shows and movies of the year. 'Dil Bechara', 'Bigg Boss' and Amitabh Bachchan were most tweeted in India in 2020 ‘Parasite’ beat Sam Mendes’ ‘1917’ to the top of the movie list, with ‘Black Panther’ coming in third. ‘365 Days’ was fourth and ‘Contagion’ was fifth. On the TV show list, ‘Tiger King’ beat out’ Big Brother Brasil’ for the number one spot, while ‘Money Heist’, ‘Cobra Kai’ and ‘The Umbrella Academy’ were third, fourth and fifth most searched respectively.

'Parasite', 'Tiger King' are most searched movie & TV show of 2020

<p>Selena Gomez has approved Netflix’s Selena: The Series. The singer gave rave reviews to the series on her Instagram stories. In the words of the 28-year-old pop star herself, "It Aint Me"—but it is the icon she's named after.</p>

<p>"I have been binge-watching the Selena series on Netflix. It's so good," Gomez said. "She's such an inspiration. I was named after her and it's unbelievable."</p>

<p>The biographical drama documents the rise of Selena Quintanilla, the Mexican-American musical legend who was shockingly murdered in 1995 at age 23. The series stars Christian Serratos, gives insight into her life.</p>

<p>And it's not the only Netflix hit that she's recommending to her fans. She added, "I would suggest that, oh, and Queen's Gambit." For good reasons, the chess drama set the record for the streaming site's biggest limited series after 62 million households tuned in.&nbsp;<br />
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Selena would next be seen in the Hulu comedy Only Murders in the Building.</p>

<p>The Wizards of Waverly Place alum announced in April that she'd be joining Steve Martin and Martin Short as a co-star. And after flexing her producing muscle with 13 Reasons Why, she will also executive produce Only Murders in the Building.&nbsp;<br />
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Gomez gave a little update on Tuesday about the show, saying, "I am on set right now, which is really, really fun."<br />
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Apart from that she is slated to appear in Hotel Transylvania 4 and In the Shadow of the Mountain in 2021.<br />
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Selena Gomez has approved Netflix’s Selena: The Series. The singer gave rave reviews to the series on her Instagram stories. In the words of the 28-year-old pop star herself, "It Aint Me"—but it is the icon she's named after.

Selena Gomez has approved Netflix’s Selena: The Series. The singer gave rave reviews to the series on her Instagram stories. In the words of the 28-year-old pop star herself, "It Aint Me"—but it is the icon she's named after. "I have been binge-watching the Selena series on Netflix. It's so good," Gomez said. "She's such an inspiration. I was named after her and it's unbelievable." The biographical drama documents the rise of Selena Quintanilla, the Mexican-American musical legend who was shockingly murdered in 1995 at age 23. The series stars Christian Serratos, gives insight into her life. And it's not the only Netflix hit that she's recommending to her fans. She added, "I would suggest that, oh, and Queen's Gambit." For good reasons, the chess drama set the record for the streaming site's biggest limited series after 62 million households tuned in. Selena would next be seen in the Hulu comedy Only Murders in the Building. The Wizards of Waverly Place alum announced in April that she'd be joining Steve Martin and Martin Short as a co-star. And after flexing her producing muscle with 13 Reasons Why, she will also executive produce Only Murders in the Building. Gomez gave a little update on Tuesday about the show, saying, "I am on set right now, which is really, really fun." Apart from that she is slated to appear in Hotel Transylvania 4 and In the Shadow of the Mountain in 2021.

Selena Gomez is all praise for Netflix's 'Selena: The Series', based on the life of her inspiration

<p>Amid an outrage on social media over Bollywood artist Anil Kapoor casually wearing an Air Commodore`s uniform in a programme on Netflix, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has asked the OTT platform to withdraw the related scenes saying its uniform has been "inaccurately donned" and the language used is "inappropriate".<br />
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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-ak-vs-ak-trailer-anil-kapoor-goes-on-a-wild-goose-chase-as-anurag-kashyap-kidnaps-sonam-kapoor-348244">'AK vs AK' trailer: Anil Kapoor goes on a wild goose chase as Anurag Kashyap kidnaps Sonam Kapoor</a><br />
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The IAF said this in a tweet reacting to a clip of the programme called AKvsAK shared by Kapoor."The IAF uniform in this video is inaccurately donned and the language used is inappropriate. This does not conform to the behavioural norms of those in the Armed Forces of India. The related scenes need to be withdrawn," the IAF wrote on Twitter.</p>

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<p>The clip released two days ago shows Kapoor casually wearing the IAF summer uniform short of an Air Commodore-rank officer. This is the second incident in recent times when the IAF has raised objections on the content shown by Netflix. Earlier, the IAF raised objections against the gender discrimination shown in a movie based on the life of its former female pilot Gunjan Saxena.</p>


Amid an outrage on social media over Bollywood artist Anil Kapoor casually wearing an Air Commodore`s uniform in a programme on Netflix, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has asked the OTT platform to withdraw the related scenes saying its uniform has been "inaccurately donned" and the language used is "inappropriate".

Amid an outrage on social media over Bollywood artist Anil Kapoor casually wearing an Air Commodore`s uniform in a programme on Netflix, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has asked the OTT platform to withdraw the related scenes saying its uniform has been "inaccurately donned" and the language used is "inappropriate". 'AK vs AK' trailer: Anil Kapoor goes on a wild goose chase as Anurag Kashyap kidnaps Sonam Kapoor The IAF said this in a tweet reacting to a clip of the programme called AKvsAK shared by Kapoor."The IAF uniform in this video is inaccurately donned and the language used is inappropriate. This does not conform to the behavioural norms of those in the Armed Forces of India. The related scenes need to be withdrawn," the IAF wrote on Twitter. The IAF uniform in this video is inaccurately donned & the language used is inappropriate. This does not conform to the behavioural norms of those in the Armed Forces of India. The related scenes need to be withdrawn.@NetflixIndia @anuragkashyap72#AkvsAk https://t.co/F6PoyFtbuB — Indian Air Force (@IAF_MCC) December 9, 2020 × The clip released two days ago shows Kapoor casually wearing the IAF summer uniform short of an Air Commodore-rank officer. This is the second incident in recent times when the IAF has raised objections on the content shown by Netflix. Earlier, the IAF raised objections against the gender discrimination shown in a movie based on the life of its former female pilot Gunjan Saxena.

Indian Airforce asks Netflix to withdraw scenes from Anil Kapoor's 'AK vs AK'

<p>Is Ariana Grande getting her own Netflix special movie? Seems like it as the American singer on Tuesday teased her fans by posting a series of black and white photos on her social media and tagged Netflix in the post.&nbsp;<br />
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Grande did not offer any other explanation which made her fans excited and curious as they speculated her post.&nbsp;<br />
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The 27-year-old singer's fans got to chatting about a possible concert or documentary in the works with the streaming service.<br />
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"Sweetener movie?!??????," one fan asked, while another user commented, "GIVE US A DATE."&nbsp;"Omg is she having a netflix special!!?," one person wrote. Another said, "DONT PLAY WITH ME ARI."<br />
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Interestingly, Netflix responded to the tweet with, "Excuse me, I love you," which is a reference to Grande`s song `R.E.M.`Back in 2018.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Grande and YouTube worked together on her `Dangerous Woman Diaries` series which consisted of four episodes that documented the behind-the-scenes of her 2017 tour.&nbsp;<br />
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The Grammy winner has been busy at work amid the pandemic. She released her sixth studio album `Positions` in October and was featured on Lady Gaga`s hit song `Rain on Me.` She also collaborated with Justin Bieber for hit single 'Stuck With You'.&nbsp;<br />
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In November, Grande reacted to her album debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 Chart.<br />
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Grande penned to her fans on social media, "hello / thank u, i know these things aren`t v important on the grand scheme of things but when they do happen i feel it`s important to express gratitude for your love and support !!! so i am indeed rambling today. sry."<br />
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"This is my favorite album yet,and your response to the music has made my heart so incredibly full, i can`t even begin to fully express how much it means. so thank u. so very much," she added.&nbsp;</p>


Is Ariana Grande getting her own Netflix special movie? Seems like it as the American singer on Tuesday teased her fans by posting a series of black and white photos on her social media and tagged Netflix in the post.

Is Ariana Grande getting her own Netflix special movie? Seems like it as the American singer on Tuesday teased her fans by posting a series of black and white photos on her social media and tagged Netflix in the post. Grande did not offer any other explanation which made her fans excited and curious as they speculated her post. The 27-year-old singer's fans got to chatting about a possible concert or documentary in the works with the streaming service. "Sweetener movie?!??????," one fan asked, while another user commented, "GIVE US A DATE." "Omg is she having a netflix special!!?," one person wrote. Another said, "DONT PLAY WITH ME ARI." Interestingly, Netflix responded to the tweet with, "Excuse me, I love you," which is a reference to Grande`s song `R.E.M.`Back in 2018. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) × Grande and YouTube worked together on her `Dangerous Woman Diaries` series which consisted of four episodes that documented the behind-the-scenes of her 2017 tour. The Grammy winner has been busy at work amid the pandemic. She released her sixth studio album `Positions` in October and was featured on Lady Gaga`s hit song `Rain on Me.` She also collaborated with Justin Bieber for hit single 'Stuck With You'. In November, Grande reacted to her album debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 Chart. Grande penned to her fans on social media, "hello / thank u, i know these things aren`t v important on the grand scheme of things but when they do happen i feel it`s important to express gratitude for your love and support !!! so i am indeed rambling today. sry." "This is my favorite album yet,and your response to the music has made my heart so incredibly full, i can`t even begin to fully express how much it means. so thank u. so very much," she added.

Is Ariana Grande getting her own Netflix special? Teases fans with new photos

<p>Elliot Page will continue to play the role of Vanya Hargreeves in Netflix show 'The Umbrella Academy'. The show is one of the most popular series on the OTT platform and narrates the story of a family of superheroes.<br />
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In the series, Page plays Vanya, a cisgender woman whose whose superpower involves unleashing force through the use of sound. According to reports, the makers have no plans of changing the character's gender.&nbsp;<br />
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A few days back, Page, came out as a gender non binary transgender person in a heartfelt video on social media. Star of films like 'Juno' and 'X-Men', Page was earlier known as Ellen Page.&nbsp;<br />
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Page's name has been already updated on the IMDB page of 'The Umbrella Academy'.&nbsp;<br />
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The streaming platform also updated his name in all the titles he is part of that are available on Netflix.<br />
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On December 1, the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-juno-actor-ellen-page-comes-out-as-transgender-changes-name-to-elliot-346801">Oscar-nominated actor, in a&nbsp;post,</a> introduced himself as a member of trans community and wrote: "I love that I am trans. And I love that I am queer." He thanked his supporters and added, "I feel overwhelming gratitude for the incredible people who have supported me along this journey. I can't begin to express how remarkable it feels to finally love who I am enough to pursue my authentic self." Elliot Page had come out as gay in 2014.&nbsp;<br />
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Soon after he came out, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-hollywood-celebs-congratulate-elliot-page-on-coming-out-as-trans-read-messages-here-346904">several celebrities including Mark Ruffalo</a>, Miley Cyrus and Ellen DeGeneres congratulated the star.&nbsp;</p>


Elliot Page will continue to play the role of Vanya Hargreeves in Netflix show 'The Umbrella Academy'. The show is one of the most popular series on the OTT platform and narrates the story of a family of superheroes.

Elliot Page will continue to play the role of Vanya Hargreeves in Netflix show 'The Umbrella Academy'. The show is one of the most popular series on the OTT platform and narrates the story of a family of superheroes. In the series, Page plays Vanya, a cisgender woman whose whose superpower involves unleashing force through the use of sound. According to reports, the makers have no plans of changing the character's gender. A few days back, Page, came out as a gender non binary transgender person in a heartfelt video on social media. Star of films like 'Juno' and 'X-Men', Page was earlier known as Ellen Page. Page's name has been already updated on the IMDB page of 'The Umbrella Academy'. The streaming platform also updated his name in all the titles he is part of that are available on Netflix. On December 1, the Oscar-nominated actor, in a post, introduced himself as a member of trans community and wrote: "I love that I am trans. And I love that I am queer." He thanked his supporters and added, "I feel overwhelming gratitude for the incredible people who have supported me along this journey. I can't begin to express how remarkable it feels to finally love who I am enough to pursue my authentic self." Elliot Page had come out as gay in 2014. Soon after he came out, several celebrities including Mark Ruffalo, Miley Cyrus and Ellen DeGeneres congratulated the star.

Elliot Page's role in 'The Umbrella Academy' remains unchanged: Reports

<p>US streaming platform Netflix has rejected a call from Britain`s culture minister to add disclaimers at the start of episodes of its hit series "The Crown" to make clear that it is a work of fiction, several British media reported on Sunday.<br />
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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-uk-government-wants-netflix-to-tell-viewers-if-the-crown-is-fact-or-fiction-346340">Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden</a> is among several prominent figures in Britain who have argued that the scripted series, in which actors play members of the royal family, risked giving viewers a wrong and damaging impression of the royals.<br />
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A government source said Dowden had written to the company saying the series was "a beautifully produced and acted drama but Netflix should be very clear it is a work of fiction".<br />
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Netflix did not immediately respond to an email from Reuters requesting comment.<br />
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"We have always presented `The Crown` as a drama - and we have every confidence our members understand it`s a work of fiction that`s broadly based on historical events," the company was quoted as saying in the UK media reports.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-crown-has-a-moral-responsibility-to-tell-viewers-that-its-fiction-says-helena-bonham-carter-346735">'The Crown' has a moral responsibility to tell viewers that it's fiction, says Helena Bonham Carter</a><br />
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"As a result we have no plans - and see no need - to add a disclaimer."<br />
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While many British viewers have enjoyed watching "The Crown", the most recent season has attracted criticism from some commentators over scenes suggesting that the late Princess Diana was treated coldly, even cruelly, by senior royals.</p>

<p><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">'The Crown' season 4 review: Show delivers its best as Diana, Thatcher take away the Queen's thunder</a><br />
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Columnist Simon Jenkins of the Guardian newspaper accused the fourth season of having "upped the fabrication and the offence".<br />
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Arguing that modern history was "too close to what should be sacred ground - bearing witness to passing events", he wrote that artistic licence could not justify fabrications that showed living or recently dead people in the worst possible light.</p>


US streaming platform Netflix has rejected a call from Britain`s culture minister to add disclaimers at the start of episodes of its hit series "The Crown" to make clear that it is a work of fiction, several British media reported on Sunday.

US streaming platform Netflix has rejected a call from Britain`s culture minister to add disclaimers at the start of episodes of its hit series "The Crown" to make clear that it is a work of fiction, several British media reported on Sunday. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden is among several prominent figures in Britain who have argued that the scripted series, in which actors play members of the royal family, risked giving viewers a wrong and damaging impression of the royals. A government source said Dowden had written to the company saying the series was "a beautifully produced and acted drama but Netflix should be very clear it is a work of fiction". Netflix did not immediately respond to an email from Reuters requesting comment. "We have always presented `The Crown` as a drama - and we have every confidence our members understand it`s a work of fiction that`s broadly based on historical events," the company was quoted as saying in the UK media reports. 'The Crown' has a moral responsibility to tell viewers that it's fiction, says Helena Bonham Carter "As a result we have no plans - and see no need - to add a disclaimer." While many British viewers have enjoyed watching "The Crown", the most recent season has attracted criticism from some commentators over scenes suggesting that the late Princess Diana was treated coldly, even cruelly, by senior royals. 'The Crown' season 4 review: Show delivers its best as Diana, Thatcher take away the Queen's thunder Columnist Simon Jenkins of the Guardian newspaper accused the fourth season of having "upped the fabrication and the offence". Arguing that modern history was "too close to what should be sacred ground - bearing witness to passing events", he wrote that artistic licence could not justify fabrications that showed living or recently dead people in the worst possible light.

Netflix declines to flag up to viewers that 'The Crown' is fiction: Reports

<p>After five gruelling days of presentations, zoom and conference calls, it’s time for the two most-eagerly awaiting days – Saturday and Sunday. After all, that’s when we binge the planned, newest series and movies in order to unwind. If you’re looking to watch something new this coming weekend, how about something different like docuseries?&nbsp;&nbsp;They’re as real as you could possibly expect with each one of them being as engrossing as ever, chances of you getting up from your couch are absolutely nil.&nbsp;So without any further ado, here are five&nbsp;docuseries that will be motivating and surely make you feel high and good.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>1) Cricket Fever: Mumbai Indians (Netflix)</strong><br />
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This series is a sneak peek into what goes behind the making of the current IPL champions that is the Mumbai Indians. The docuseries takes us back to the 2018 season where the defending champions faced a season full of ups and downs. Spanning 8 engrossing seasons, we saw how team owner Nita and Akash Ambani treat the team filled with talent aplenty like their family and motivate them to give it their best shot. Watching a completely different side to household names such as Rohit Sharma, Kieran Pollard, the Pandya brothers makes you respect these cricketing icons even more after this fascinating watch.</p>

<p><strong>2) Sons of Soil: Jaipur Pink Panthers (Amazon Prime Video)</strong><br />
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<iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hqJQf014paE" width="560"></iframe> This docu-series is unique. It truly focuses on a sport which has taken birth from the mitti, Kabaddi. After the IPL, premier leagues started happening for football and kabaddi to create an awareness about these sports and rekindle the passion one has for them. This series is releasing on the 4th of December exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. Jaipur Pink Panthers is a kabaddi team owned by Abhishek Bachchan. This series has all of it right from team practice sessions and meetings, fights, and the gripping sport that has fascinated each one of us.. It showcases the state of Indian Players who are not a part of mainstream sport and their struggles. This series also sheds light on Abhishek Bachchan as an owner, an influential person who seems to overturn his side’s poor form and motivate them towards victory.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>3) Roar of the Lion (Disney+Hotstar)</strong><br />
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<iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/T7mDgE3qFBM" width="560"></iframe> If a team wins, it wins together. If it falls, it will fall together. Produced by Kabir Khan, Road of the Lion talks about Chennai Super Kings and the hurdles they had to face as a team. With some members of the team accused of match-fixing, CSK had to face a two-year ban from the IPL. This series talks about the emotional downfall and accusations players like MS Dhoni, Ravindra Jadeja, Shane Watson, Suresh Raina, amongst others, had to face. It’s a story of how they coped up with the accusations and how they came back in IPL in 2018 to win.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>4) Kashmir The Story (Amazon Prime Video)</strong><br />
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This digital docu-series offers a captivating perspective on the strife-ridden regions in the Kashmir valley This fact-based docuseries made an honest attempt to showcase life in the valley as it is without any tampering. Here is a series that will surely give you chills down the spine as you watch the story of one of the most beautiful places on earth that have been ravaged by war and conflict.</p>

<p><strong>5) Period. End of Sentence. (Netflix)</strong><br />
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<iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/Lrm2pD0qofM" width="560"></iframe><br />
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This docuseries is an eye-opener for many of us who take personal hygiene and menstrual tools like pads, tampons for granted. There are so many women in across the length and breadth of the country who are unaware of the W’s of periods. Why do they happen, When do they start and stop? What should be done to maintain hygiene during those times? It will make you conscious that a strong taboo and stigma is attached to periods. People don’t like to talk about it, be aware and make others aware. This illiteracy and shame have taken up many serious health complications in women. This documentary is a tool to make people aware of periods and how important it is to address it.&nbsp;</p>


After five gruelling days of presentations, zoom and conference calls, it’s time for the two most-eagerly awaiting days – Saturday and Sunday. After all, that’s when we binge the planned, newest series and movies in order to unwind.

After five gruelling days of presentations, zoom and conference calls, it’s time for the two most-eagerly awaiting days – Saturday and Sunday. After all, that’s when we binge the planned, newest series and movies in order to unwind. If you’re looking to watch something new this coming weekend, how about something different like docuseries? They’re as real as you could possibly expect with each one of them being as engrossing as ever, chances of you getting up from your couch are absolutely nil. So without any further ado, here are five docuseries that will be motivating and surely make you feel high and good. 1) Cricket Fever: Mumbai Indians (Netflix) This series is a sneak peek into what goes behind the making of the current IPL champions that is the Mumbai Indians. The docuseries takes us back to the 2018 season where the defending champions faced a season full of ups and downs. Spanning 8 engrossing seasons, we saw how team owner Nita and Akash Ambani treat the team filled with talent aplenty like their family and motivate them to give it their best shot. Watching a completely different side to household names such as Rohit Sharma, Kieran Pollard, the Pandya brothers makes you respect these cricketing icons even more after this fascinating watch. 2) Sons of Soil: Jaipur Pink Panthers (Amazon Prime Video) This docu-series is unique. It truly focuses on a sport which has taken birth from the mitti, Kabaddi. After the IPL, premier leagues started happening for football and kabaddi to create an awareness about these sports and rekindle the passion one has for them. This series is releasing on the 4th of December exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. Jaipur Pink Panthers is a kabaddi team owned by Abhishek Bachchan. This series has all of it right from team practice sessions and meetings, fights, and the gripping sport that has fascinated each one of us.. It showcases the state of Indian Players who are not a part of mainstream sport and their struggles. This series also sheds light on Abhishek Bachchan as an owner, an influential person who seems to overturn his side’s poor form and motivate them towards victory. 3) Roar of the Lion (Disney+Hotstar) If a team wins, it wins together. If it falls, it will fall together. Produced by Kabir Khan, Road of the Lion talks about Chennai Super Kings and the hurdles they had to face as a team. With some members of the team accused of match-fixing, CSK had to face a two-year ban from the IPL. This series talks about the emotional downfall and accusations players like MS Dhoni, Ravindra Jadeja, Shane Watson, Suresh Raina, amongst others, had to face. It’s a story of how they coped up with the accusations and how they came back in IPL in 2018 to win. 4) Kashmir The Story (Amazon Prime Video) This digital docu-series offers a captivating perspective on the strife-ridden regions in the Kashmir valley This fact-based docuseries made an honest attempt to showcase life in the valley as it is without any tampering. Here is a series that will surely give you chills down the spine as you watch the story of one of the most beautiful places on earth that have been ravaged by war and conflict. 5) Period. End of Sentence. (Netflix) This docuseries is an eye-opener for many of us who take personal hygiene and menstrual tools like pads, tampons for granted. There are so many women in across the length and breadth of the country who are unaware of the W’s of periods. Why do they happen, When do they start and stop? What should be done to maintain hygiene during those times? It will make you conscious that a strong taboo and stigma is attached to periods. People don’t like to talk about it, be aware and make others aware. This illiteracy and shame have taken up many serious health complications in women. This documentary is a tool to make people aware of periods and how important it is to address it.

Cricket Fever to Sons of Soil: 5 docuseries to watch on OTT platforms

<p>&nbsp;The new movie 'Mank,' which starts streaming on Netflix on Friday, takes audiences back to Hollywood`s golden era of the 1930s with a look at the making of one of the film industry`s most-celebrated gems.<br />
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Shot in black and white, 'Mank'&nbsp;focuses on writer Herman J. Mankiewicz as he works on 1941 cinema classic 'Citizen Kane,'&nbsp;considered by many the greatest movie of all time. Mankiewicz and director Orson Welles battled over who would be credited for the screenplay.<br />
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'Mank'&nbsp;was directed by David Fincher and based on a screenplay penned by his father, Jack, who died in 2003. Fincher said he wanted the movie to bring to life the process of filmmaking and the colourful personalities behind it.<br />
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"This was a really wonderful sandbox," Fincher said at a recent online screening of "Mank."<br />
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"You had a great character at the center of it who can expound very delightfully on everything that he encounters. And he was a great avatar to take a look at Hollywood in its heyday."<br />
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'Mank'&nbsp;has charmed many film critics, earning an 89% positive rating on the Rotten Tomatoes website, which aggregates movie reviews.<br />
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Gary Oldman, who plays Mank, said he performed without prosthetics or props that have helped him in other roles.<br />
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"I`m glad we went that route because there`s no tricks, there`s no fireworks, there`s no wigs, there`s no false noses, there`s no prosthetics, there`s no padding," Oldman said. "It`s just raw and there it is."<br />
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The filmmakers recreated 1930s film sets and studio lots, replicating the fashion as well as the lighting and editing styles used at the time.<br />
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Amanda Seyfried, who plays actress Marion Davies, said the "Mank" sets were "surreal."<br />
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"I was enveloped in this era, this golden age of Hollywood on the lot," she told Reuters via Zoom.<br />
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The new movie 'Mank,' which starts streaming on Netflix on Friday, takes audiences back to Hollywood`s golden era of the 1930s with a look at the making of one of the film industry`s most-celebrated gems.

The new movie 'Mank,' which starts streaming on Netflix on Friday, takes audiences back to Hollywood`s golden era of the 1930s with a look at the making of one of the film industry`s most-celebrated gems. Shot in black and white, 'Mank' focuses on writer Herman J. Mankiewicz as he works on 1941 cinema classic 'Citizen Kane,' considered by many the greatest movie of all time. Mankiewicz and director Orson Welles battled over who would be credited for the screenplay. 'Mank' was directed by David Fincher and based on a screenplay penned by his father, Jack, who died in 2003. Fincher said he wanted the movie to bring to life the process of filmmaking and the colourful personalities behind it. "This was a really wonderful sandbox," Fincher said at a recent online screening of "Mank." "You had a great character at the center of it who can expound very delightfully on everything that he encounters. And he was a great avatar to take a look at Hollywood in its heyday." 'Mank' has charmed many film critics, earning an 89% positive rating on the Rotten Tomatoes website, which aggregates movie reviews. Gary Oldman, who plays Mank, said he performed without prosthetics or props that have helped him in other roles. "I`m glad we went that route because there`s no tricks, there`s no fireworks, there`s no wigs, there`s no false noses, there`s no prosthetics, there`s no padding," Oldman said. "It`s just raw and there it is." The filmmakers recreated 1930s film sets and studio lots, replicating the fashion as well as the lighting and editing styles used at the time. Amanda Seyfried, who plays actress Marion Davies, said the "Mank" sets were "surreal." "I was enveloped in this era, this golden age of Hollywood on the lot," she told Reuters via Zoom.

Netflix film 'Mank' dives into 'Citizen Kane' screenwriter controversy

<p>Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone are reuniting with Netflix for a comedy series.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The real-life married couple will star in ‘God’s Favorite Idiot’ marking the duo's sixth collaboration and second with Netflix after they recently completed production on feature ‘Thunder Force’ for the streamer.</p>

<p>‘God's Favorite Idiot’ revolves around mid-level tech support employee Clark Thompson (played by Ben Falcone), who finds love with co-worker Amily Luck at the exact same time he becomes the unwitting messenger of God. It is created by Ben Falcone himself.</p>

<p>The comedy will have 16 episodes at the moment.</p>

<p>Michael McDonald will serve as director and exec producer.&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘God's Favorite Idiot’ marks Melissa McCarthy's latest series regular foray following Hulu's forthcoming ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ and her six-season run on CBS' Chuck Lorre comedy ‘Mike &amp; Molly’. Her small-screen work includes hosting NBC's ‘Little Big Shots’, ‘Samantha Who’ and her beloved role as Sookie St. James in ‘Gilmore Girls’.</p>


Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone are reuniting with Netflix for a comedy series. The real-life married couple will star in ‘God’s Favorite Idiot’ marking the duo's sixth collaboration and second with Netflix after they recently completed production on feature ‘Thunder Force’ for the streamer.

Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone are reuniting with Netflix for a comedy series. The real-life married couple will star in ‘God’s Favorite Idiot’ marking the duo's sixth collaboration and second with Netflix after they recently completed production on feature ‘Thunder Force’ for the streamer. ‘God's Favorite Idiot’ revolves around mid-level tech support employee Clark Thompson (played by Ben Falcone), who finds love with co-worker Amily Luck at the exact same time he becomes the unwitting messenger of God. It is created by Ben Falcone himself. The comedy will have 16 episodes at the moment. Michael McDonald will serve as director and exec producer. ‘God's Favorite Idiot’ marks Melissa McCarthy's latest series regular foray following Hulu's forthcoming ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ and her six-season run on CBS' Chuck Lorre comedy ‘Mike & Molly’. Her small-screen work includes hosting NBC's ‘Little Big Shots’, ‘Samantha Who’ and her beloved role as Sookie St. James in ‘Gilmore Girls’.

Melissa McCarthy and husband Ben Falcone to star in Netflix comedy series

<p>'Black Mirror'&nbsp;creator Charlie Brooker is set to reunite with Netflix for a mockumentary about 2020, a year defined by the coronavirus pandemic. The new show will feature Hugh Grant, who spilled the beans in an interview with New York magazine to discuss the finale of the acclaimed HBO series "The Undoing", also starring Nicole Kidman.<br />
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According to Deadline, Netflix is keeping details under wraps, but the British actor said he is playing a "repellent" historian with a wig in the series. Brooker, a former Guardian columnist, returned to the BBC with a special coronavirus-centric episode in his famous Annual Wipe series, a darkly comic look back at the news events and cultural moments of the year, in May.<br />
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The fifth season of "Black Mirror", a dystopian sci-fi show which presents a bleak outlook of human dependence on technology, premiered on Netflix in June 2019. It starred the likes of Miley Cyrus, Andrew Scott and Anthony Mackie.</p>


'Black Mirror' creator Charlie Brooker is set to reunite with Netflix for a mockumentary about 2020, a year defined by the coronavirus pandemic. The new show will feature Hugh Grant, who spilled the beans in an interview with New York magazine to discuss the finale of the acclaimed HBO series "The Undoing", also starring Nicole Kidman.

'Black Mirror' creator Charlie Brooker is set to reunite with Netflix for a mockumentary about 2020, a year defined by the coronavirus pandemic. The new show will feature Hugh Grant, who spilled the beans in an interview with New York magazine to discuss the finale of the acclaimed HBO series "The Undoing", also starring Nicole Kidman. According to Deadline, Netflix is keeping details under wraps, but the British actor said he is playing a "repellent" historian with a wig in the series. Brooker, a former Guardian columnist, returned to the BBC with a special coronavirus-centric episode in his famous Annual Wipe series, a darkly comic look back at the news events and cultural moments of the year, in May. The fifth season of "Black Mirror", a dystopian sci-fi show which presents a bleak outlook of human dependence on technology, premiered on Netflix in June 2019. It starred the likes of Miley Cyrus, Andrew Scott and Anthony Mackie.

'Black Mirror' creator to make a mockumentary on 2020 for Netflix starring Hugh Grant

<p>While the latest episode of ‘<strong>The Crown’ that is streaming on Netflix </strong>has piqued interest of people in the history of British monarchy, there have been a few instances where the makers have been called out for “distorting facts”. From royal biographers calling out the portrayal of the British Queen to Australian channelc clarifying that they <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-crown-no-australian-pm-never-called-the-british-queen-pig-read-details-here-345878">never called her a “pig”</a>, the demand for calling the Netflix show “a work of fiction” has risen drastically.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the most recent example, Britain’c culture minister thinks that<strong> Netflix’s TV show ‘The Crown’ </strong>should come with a disclaimer: It’s a work of fiction. <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 'The Crown' season 4 review here.</a></p>

<p>Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said, “It’s a beautifully produced work of fiction. So as with other TV productions, Netflix should be very clear at the beginning it is just that. Without this, I fear a generation of viewers who did not live through these events may mistake fiction for fact.”</p>

<p>Oliver Dowden is expected to write to Netflix this week to express his view.</p>

<p>Such questions did not arise during the earlier seasons of the show as ‘The Crown’ made its grand debut in 2016 and traces the long reign of Queen Elizabeth II, which began in 1952.</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>

<p>Meanwhile, Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, has also said the show should carry a notice that “this isn’t true but it is based around some real events.” He said, “I worry people do think that this is gospel and that’s unfair.”</p>


While the latest episode of ‘The Crown’ that is streaming on Netflix has piqued interest of people in the history of British monarchy, there have been a few instances where the makers have been called out for “distorting facts”.

While the latest episode of ‘The Crown’ that is streaming on Netflix has piqued interest of people in the history of British monarchy, there have been a few instances where the makers have been called out for “distorting facts”. From royal biographers calling out the portrayal of the British Queen to Australian channelc clarifying that they never called her a “pig”, the demand for calling the Netflix show “a work of fiction” has risen drastically. In the most recent example, Britain’c culture minister thinks that Netflix’s TV show ‘The Crown’ should come with a disclaimer: It’s a work of fiction. Read 'The Crown' season 4 review here. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said, “It’s a beautifully produced work of fiction. So as with other TV productions, Netflix should be very clear at the beginning it is just that. Without this, I fear a generation of viewers who did not live through these events may mistake fiction for fact.” Oliver Dowden is expected to write to Netflix this week to express his view. Such questions did not arise during the earlier seasons of the show as ‘The Crown’ made its grand debut in 2016 and traces the long reign of Queen Elizabeth II, which began in 1952. Watched 'The Crown' season 4? There's a mouse in an episode you don't want to miss Meanwhile, Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, has also said the show should carry a notice that “this isn’t true but it is based around some real events.” He said, “I worry people do think that this is gospel and that’s unfair.”

UK government wants Netflix to tell viewers if 'The Crown' is fact or fiction

<p dir="ltr">There are reality-based shows that you love, shows that you like and shows that you binge out of habit. Then there is Karan Johar’s Dharmatic Productions' ‘Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives’, a show that so badly wants to be a guilt binge, that it even fails at being a proper cringe.<br />
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'Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives' dwindles somewhere between ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ and ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’. The four women in the series - Bhavana Panday, Maheep Kapoor, Seema Khan and Neelam Kothari Soni - are celebs, living lives&nbsp;beyond the&nbsp;media spotlight. Bhavana, Chunky Panday's wife and mother of Ananya Pandey. Maheep is the wife of Sanjay Kapoor and is part of one of Bollywood’s legacy families. Seema Khan is Sohail Khan's wife, and a fashion designer and then we have 80s popular face and now a jewellery designer Neelam who is married to actor Samir Soni.<br />
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It has all the elements to attract any person invested in Bollywood (urm.. Nearly half of India) with names that are famous enough to gossip about, but not enough to gain the national spotlight. The eight-episode series wants to be flashy but lacks the sheen.<br />
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It had the spunk in the idea but alas, the four wives fail to make it appetising enough. At the age and stage when Kardashian-worshippers gobble up anything and everything ‘celebrity reality’ through the internet, ‘Bollywood Wives’ is too outdated.<br />
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The four women are irrelevant and remain so till the end of the show. They try so hard to be pretentious enough for the viewers to peek into their lives, but even their shallowness feels shallow. Everything feels staged, from their talks to their reactions and the extra effort put in by Karan to turn segments into an unfiltered Koffee With Karan (lite). Maheep Kapoor tries her best to be this obnoxious yet lovable leader of the clan, with her undying urge to stay millennial-friendly. However, it feels someone failed to give her a memo that not every word needs to be this loud and about to gain attention, the lazy presence of the other three anyway helps her the most to shine (if you would like to call it that). Bhavana Pandey feels like a misfit in the series. Either she is too poised or too scared to be in a show that promises to bare-all about their lives. Seema Khan is respite in a few episodes, promising to stir some drama effortlessly but then it fizzles out when focus shifts to our fourth Bollywood wife Neelam.<br />
<br />
One can say that the whole show was kind of orchestrated to bring Neelam back on the public radar. The emphasis on her getting back to acting is so much, and so staged that it felt unreal. All the conversation feels imposed, otherwise which tight-knit group of 25 years acts like they’ve never been on a vacation together and discovering (don’t confuse it with re-discovering) a different side of one another.<br />
<br />
The plus of any reality-based show is its intrigue and power to present a narrative that is glamorous yet relatable. Here, the makers have made it glamorous but forgot to make it even a bit relatable. It might have worked as a Netflix fiction show about four middle-aged women, but as a reality show, it’s just lazy and disappointing.<br />
<br />
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/karan-johar-strikes-pose-with-bollywood-wives-as-fabulous-lives-premiers-on-netflix-345859">Also see:&nbsp;Karan Johar strikes pose with 'Bollywood wives' as 'Fabulous Lives' premiers on Netflix</a><br />
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The final episode is the only one where the viewer feels the magic of the show-biz and that’s because of the presence of Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri. Had the makers taken her along with the likes of Twinkle Khanna, Sussanne Khan and Malaika Arora, that would’ve made for a killer binge-show, but then that’s wishful thinking. At times the show also feels like a justification on Nepotism by the likes of Maheep who says ‘what can one do about it’ and Karan Johar trying to give it an emotional spin, making the show feel soppy rather than spunky.<br />
<br />
Honestly, as a connoisseur of cringe-binge, I had high hopes from '....Bollywood Wives' but it just failed to be ‘too bad that’s it’s good’. All this show gives you is a yawn, a dashing Shah Rukh Khan for 10 mins and an accent that comes and goes at its own convenience. Oh and also a future announcement that Neelam is coming back onscreen, most likely in some ‘Dharmatic Production’.<br />
<br />
If Karan is seriously considering making ‘Fabulous Lives’ into a franchise, it would be better to cast the kids next. They seriously felt more intriguing and interesting than their mothers, who think that hummus is the most difficult dish to make on this earth.<br />
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To be honest more drama happened in my life while watching the show, than in the lives of four women combined. If that doesn’t speak B-O-R-I-N-G, I don’t know what else will.</p>


There are reality-based shows that you love, shows that you like and shows that you binge out of habit. Then there is Karan Johar’s Dharmatic Productions' ‘Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives’, a show that so badly wants to be a guilt binge, that it even fails at being a proper cringe.

There are reality-based shows that you love, shows that you like and shows that you binge out of habit. Then there is Karan Johar’s Dharmatic Productions' ‘Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives’, a show that so badly wants to be a guilt binge, that it even fails at being a proper cringe. 'Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives' dwindles somewhere between ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ and ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’. The four women in the series - Bhavana Panday, Maheep Kapoor, Seema Khan and Neelam Kothari Soni - are celebs, living lives beyond the media spotlight. Bhavana, Chunky Panday's wife and mother of Ananya Pandey. Maheep is the wife of Sanjay Kapoor and is part of one of Bollywood’s legacy families. Seema Khan is Sohail Khan's wife, and a fashion designer and then we have 80s popular face and now a jewellery designer Neelam who is married to actor Samir Soni. It has all the elements to attract any person invested in Bollywood (urm.. Nearly half of India) with names that are famous enough to gossip about, but not enough to gain the national spotlight. The eight-episode series wants to be flashy but lacks the sheen. It had the spunk in the idea but alas, the four wives fail to make it appetising enough. At the age and stage when Kardashian-worshippers gobble up anything and everything ‘celebrity reality’ through the internet, ‘Bollywood Wives’ is too outdated. The four women are irrelevant and remain so till the end of the show. They try so hard to be pretentious enough for the viewers to peek into their lives, but even their shallowness feels shallow. Everything feels staged, from their talks to their reactions and the extra effort put in by Karan to turn segments into an unfiltered Koffee With Karan (lite). Maheep Kapoor tries her best to be this obnoxious yet lovable leader of the clan, with her undying urge to stay millennial-friendly. However, it feels someone failed to give her a memo that not every word needs to be this loud and about to gain attention, the lazy presence of the other three anyway helps her the most to shine (if you would like to call it that). Bhavana Pandey feels like a misfit in the series. Either she is too poised or too scared to be in a show that promises to bare-all about their lives. Seema Khan is respite in a few episodes, promising to stir some drama effortlessly but then it fizzles out when focus shifts to our fourth Bollywood wife Neelam. One can say that the whole show was kind of orchestrated to bring Neelam back on the public radar. The emphasis on her getting back to acting is so much, and so staged that it felt unreal. All the conversation feels imposed, otherwise which tight-knit group of 25 years acts like they’ve never been on a vacation together and discovering (don’t confuse it with re-discovering) a different side of one another. The plus of any reality-based show is its intrigue and power to present a narrative that is glamorous yet relatable. Here, the makers have made it glamorous but forgot to make it even a bit relatable. It might have worked as a Netflix fiction show about four middle-aged women, but as a reality show, it’s just lazy and disappointing. Also see: Karan Johar strikes pose with 'Bollywood wives' as 'Fabulous Lives' premiers on Netflix The final episode is the only one where the viewer feels the magic of the show-biz and that’s because of the presence of Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri. Had the makers taken her along with the likes of Twinkle Khanna, Sussanne Khan and Malaika Arora, that would’ve made for a killer binge-show, but then that’s wishful thinking. At times the show also feels like a justification on Nepotism by the likes of Maheep who says ‘what can one do about it’ and Karan Johar trying to give it an emotional spin, making the show feel soppy rather than spunky. Honestly, as a connoisseur of cringe-binge, I had high hopes from '....Bollywood Wives' but it just failed to be ‘too bad that’s it’s good’. All this show gives you is a yawn, a dashing Shah Rukh Khan for 10 mins and an accent that comes and goes at its own convenience. Oh and also a future announcement that Neelam is coming back onscreen, most likely in some ‘Dharmatic Production’. If Karan is seriously considering making ‘Fabulous Lives’ into a franchise, it would be better to cast the kids next. They seriously felt more intriguing and interesting than their mothers, who think that hummus is the most difficult dish to make on this earth. To be honest more drama happened in my life while watching the show, than in the lives of four women combined. If that doesn’t speak B-O-R-I-N-G, I don’t know what else will.

'Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives' review: Lack of drama & oomph makes it a skippable cringe rather than guilt-binge

<p>&nbsp;As his reality series `Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives,` started premiering on Netflix on Friday, filmmaker Karan Johar spilled his excitement for the new show by striking a pose with the "Bollywood wives."<br />
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The `Kuch Kuch Hota Hai,` director marked the premiere day of the show by posting a picture of himself with the four-star wives that have been featured in the show. The picture features Johar with actors Sohail Khan`s wife Seema Khan, Sanjay Kapoor`s wife Maheep Kapoor, Chunky Pandey`s wife Bhavana Pandey, and Samir Soni`s wife Neelam Kothari.<br />
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He then went on to pen down an emotional note on the "friendship" that he shares with the four-star wives and their husbands and expressed his excitement for the show."A friendship spanning over two decades....we have loved and lived through frivolous fights, emotional breakdowns, party times, morale lows and also so much happiness," the 48-year-old filmmaker wrote.<br />
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"The fact that the four of them are on a @netflix_in show makes me so excited and exhilarated for them! Love us! Troll us! But we know you won`t ignore us! Here we are #fabulouslives of these gals," he added. The new Netflix based show is a reality series that will give a glimpse of the "fabulous lives," that the four-star "Bollywood wives," have been living.<br />
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The light-hearted show began streaming on Netflix on November 27.&nbsp;</p>


As his reality series `Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives,` started premiering on Netflix on Friday, filmmaker Karan Johar spilled his excitement for the new show by striking a pose with the "Bollywood wives.

As his reality series `Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives,` started premiering on Netflix on Friday, filmmaker Karan Johar spilled his excitement for the new show by striking a pose with the "Bollywood wives." The `Kuch Kuch Hota Hai,` director marked the premiere day of the show by posting a picture of himself with the four-star wives that have been featured in the show. The picture features Johar with actors Sohail Khan`s wife Seema Khan, Sanjay Kapoor`s wife Maheep Kapoor, Chunky Pandey`s wife Bhavana Pandey, and Samir Soni`s wife Neelam Kothari. He then went on to pen down an emotional note on the "friendship" that he shares with the four-star wives and their husbands and expressed his excitement for the show."A friendship spanning over two decades....we have loved and lived through frivolous fights, emotional breakdowns, party times, morale lows and also so much happiness," the 48-year-old filmmaker wrote. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Karan Johar (@karanjohar) × "The fact that the four of them are on a @netflix_in show makes me so excited and exhilarated for them! Love us! Troll us! But we know you won`t ignore us! Here we are #fabulouslives of these gals," he added. The new Netflix based show is a reality series that will give a glimpse of the "fabulous lives," that the four-star "Bollywood wives," have been living. The light-hearted show began streaming on Netflix on November 27.

Karan Johar strikes pose with 'Bollywood wives' as 'Fabulous Lives' premiers on Netflix

<p>This is the season of Christmas Corona. So it’s obvious for the heart, that’s been trained so well to appreciate extra cheesy and warm romantic comedies during the festivities, to look for a spark of familiar magic, even in a year as tragic as 2020. And Netflix’s ‘Dash and Lily’ is exactly that. A familiar warm spark of magic on a cold winter night.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The eight-episode series is based on David Levithan and Rachel Cohn’s young adult novel - ‘Dash &amp; Lily’s Book of Dares.’ The story speeds past, making you root for characters as you prepare for the holidays in a glum year. It puts a new spin on the Christmas rom-com that feels fresh, entertaining and a bit edgy.&nbsp;</p>

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The series begins with grumpy, Grinch-like Dash (Austin Abrams), who stumbles upon a mysterious notebook at The Strand labelled “Do you dare…?” The notebook consists of clues that could potentially lead him to the girl that might be the one for him. A flashback shows Lily (Midori Francis), a peppy but lonely girl, creating the notebook and filling it with clues in hopes of finding love during an otherwise disappointing Christmas. They communicate and bond via the notebook, daring each other through a New York City-wide book exchange. Throughout this ‘dare-venture’ the two never meet in person, which allows them to be more open with each other.&nbsp;<br />
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‘Dash &amp; Lily’ builds on an equally lovable supporting cast, with standouts like Dash’s forbearing best friend, Boomer (Dante Brown), who helps connect the pair by secretly talking to Lily. Lily’s supportive brother (Troy Iwata) and his boyfriend (Diego Guevara) to her strict Asian American grandfather (James Saito) and her free-spirited Asian American great aunt (Jodi Long). The contrasting characters create a carefree world that’s easy to slip into for a few hours. Conflict arises when Dash’s ex-girlfriend, Sofia (Keana Marie), returns to the city and wants to get back together and Lily confronts her school-bully Edgar.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Throughout the story, the characters connect with each other in a spirited Christmas fashion, yet the vibrancy feels real and something you would love to see happen in reality. The vibrant mise en scene adds to the charm of ‘Dash &amp; Lily’. With clips of Dyker Heights’ Christmas decorations, New York Central’s beautiful madness, local pizza and video rental store, the show provides a glimpse into “real” New York. Even the events that the characters dare each other to attend — like a Hanukkah punk show — more accurately reflect life in New York than what is typical in romantic comedies. There are many iconic landmarks shown in passing like Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller center along with lesser-known ones like The Strand, satisfying book nerds everywhere. The backdrop of New York for Dash and Lily’s budding romance keeps you invested and looking for more.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The show lets you sink into a fantastic world of possibility with the classic note of ‘love triumphs all’. However, 'Dash and Lily' does go an extra mile in making it even more relevant in 2020, with certain family dynamics, understanding the culture of bullying and challenging the notion of ‘fairy tales as stories written by men to make them feel more secure about their masculinity’. Interestingly, the story itself plays on numerous references, particularly from ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and ‘Cinderella’, asserting that the series is a romance for the ‘misfits of the world’.</p>

<p>With its charismatic cast and refreshing view of New York City, this show takes its audience on a ride that has everyone hanging on tight until it’s over. The dynamics between the characters are thoughtfully constructed throughout the series of clues and dares to have you rooting for the duo to get together in the end.&nbsp;</p>

<p>If you’re yet to start your Christmas binge and are confused where to start from ‘Dash &amp; Lily’ is the perfect start. It’s a must-binge for a dash of lightheartedness in a gloomy year and lily-like freshness to the overdone genre of Christmas romance. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-watch-nick-jonas-and-brothers-make-a-cameo-in-new-netflix-show-dash--lily-342219">Oh and also, there’s Nick Jonas giving you some insight into his proposal to Priyanka Chopra.</a>&nbsp;</p>

<p>PS: A Jonas concert at Hudson Yards is just an added marshmallow in this hot cup of perfect teenage romance.&nbsp;</p>


This is the season of Christmas Corona. So it’s obvious for the heart, that’s been trained so well to appreciate extra cheesy and warm romantic comedies during the festivities, to look for a spark of familiar magic, even in a year as tragic as 2020.

This is the season of Christmas Corona. So it’s obvious for the heart, that’s been trained so well to appreciate extra cheesy and warm romantic comedies during the festivities, to look for a spark of familiar magic, even in a year as tragic as 2020. And Netflix’s ‘Dash and Lily’ is exactly that. A familiar warm spark of magic on a cold winter night. The eight-episode series is based on David Levithan and Rachel Cohn’s young adult novel - ‘Dash & Lily’s Book of Dares.’ The story speeds past, making you root for characters as you prepare for the holidays in a glum year. It puts a new spin on the Christmas rom-com that feels fresh, entertaining and a bit edgy. The series begins with grumpy, Grinch-like Dash (Austin Abrams), who stumbles upon a mysterious notebook at The Strand labelled “Do you dare…?” The notebook consists of clues that could potentially lead him to the girl that might be the one for him. A flashback shows Lily (Midori Francis), a peppy but lonely girl, creating the notebook and filling it with clues in hopes of finding love during an otherwise disappointing Christmas. They communicate and bond via the notebook, daring each other through a New York City-wide book exchange. Throughout this ‘dare-venture’ the two never meet in person, which allows them to be more open with each other. ‘Dash & Lily’ builds on an equally lovable supporting cast, with standouts like Dash’s forbearing best friend, Boomer (Dante Brown), who helps connect the pair by secretly talking to Lily. Lily’s supportive brother (Troy Iwata) and his boyfriend (Diego Guevara) to her strict Asian American grandfather (James Saito) and her free-spirited Asian American great aunt (Jodi Long). The contrasting characters create a carefree world that’s easy to slip into for a few hours. Conflict arises when Dash’s ex-girlfriend, Sofia (Keana Marie), returns to the city and wants to get back together and Lily confronts her school-bully Edgar. Throughout the story, the characters connect with each other in a spirited Christmas fashion, yet the vibrancy feels real and something you would love to see happen in reality. The vibrant mise en scene adds to the charm of ‘Dash & Lily’. With clips of Dyker Heights’ Christmas decorations, New York Central’s beautiful madness, local pizza and video rental store, the show provides a glimpse into “real” New York. Even the events that the characters dare each other to attend — like a Hanukkah punk show — more accurately reflect life in New York than what is typical in romantic comedies. There are many iconic landmarks shown in passing like Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller center along with lesser-known ones like The Strand, satisfying book nerds everywhere. The backdrop of New York for Dash and Lily’s budding romance keeps you invested and looking for more. The show lets you sink into a fantastic world of possibility with the classic note of ‘love triumphs all’. However, 'Dash and Lily' does go an extra mile in making it even more relevant in 2020, with certain family dynamics, understanding the culture of bullying and challenging the notion of ‘fairy tales as stories written by men to make them feel more secure about their masculinity’. Interestingly, the story itself plays on numerous references, particularly from ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and ‘Cinderella’, asserting that the series is a romance for the ‘misfits of the world’. With its charismatic cast and refreshing view of New York City, this show takes its audience on a ride that has everyone hanging on tight until it’s over. The dynamics between the characters are thoughtfully constructed throughout the series of clues and dares to have you rooting for the duo to get together in the end. If you’re yet to start your Christmas binge and are confused where to start from ‘Dash & Lily’ is the perfect start. It’s a must-binge for a dash of lightheartedness in a gloomy year and lily-like freshness to the overdone genre of Christmas romance. Oh and also, there’s Nick Jonas giving you some insight into his proposal to Priyanka Chopra. PS: A Jonas concert at Hudson Yards is just an added marshmallow in this hot cup of perfect teenage romance.

'Dash and Lily' review: This Netflix series is a perfect start to Christmas binge season

<p>Is there a new war brewing in Bollywood? Filmmakers Madhur Bhandarkar and Karan Johar are keeping it civil as they publicly argue over the title rights of the upcoming Netflix show 'The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives'. The two directors, have though maintained their stand even as KJo has apologised.&nbsp;<br />
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A few days back, Madhur Bhandarkar showed displeasure towards Johar for using the titled for the show that his Dharma Production is backing. Bhandarkar alleged that he had made the rights to title and was not willing to part with it- and Johar, despite knowing that fact went ahead and used the same title for his show.&nbsp;<br />
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On Thursday night Johar wrote an open letter and apologised To Bhandarkar but stated that he was not going to change the title.&nbsp;<br />
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“I humbly apologise for any grievance that has been caused to you during the course of the last few weeks. However, I would want to clarify that we have chosen this new and different title -The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives keeping in mind the non-fiction format of our reality-based franchise series. As our title was distine, I did not foresee it upsetting you as it has and for that I duly apologise.”<br />
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I want to inform you that we have been promoting our series with the hashtag 'Fabulous Lives'&nbsp;on all social media platforms, which is the franchise title we intend to go ahead with. We assure you that the format, nature, audience and the title of our series are different and would not in any manner dent or encumber the exploitation of your work," Johar added in the letter.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">To my dear friend <a href="https://twitter.com/imbhandarkar?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@imbhandarkar</a> 🙏❤️ <a href="https://t.co/l5oX2hmM8A">pic.twitter.com/l5oX2hmM8A</a></p>
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<p>Soon after Bhandarkar took to Twitter to respond to Johar and said that while he did accept his apology, he was still deeply upset.<br />
"Dear @KaranJohar. Thank you for your response. This is indeed a close-knit industry and it operates on mutual trust and respect.<br />
When we blatantly disregard norms that we ourselves have established, then it makes very little sense calling ourselves a ‘fraternity’.”<br />
“I didn’t hesitate a moment in the past before granting you the title “GUTKA” in 2013, that you had requested from me, and hence I would have expected the same courtesy in return when I declined you the use of a title I had duly registered, and which I did not intend to part with. The fact that you went ahead and used the title anyway despite our conversation and despite it also having been rejected by the trade associations, is what had upset me deeply. This is not how I believe real relationships work. But let’s move forward. I accept your apology and would like to leave things here. I too wish you well in your future endeavours," Bhandarkar further added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>'Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives' is a reality show featuring Sohail Khan's wife Seema Khan, actress Neelam Kothari who is married to actor Samir Soni, Sanjay Kapoor's wife Maheep Kapoor and Chunky Pandey's wife Bhavana Pandey. The show is set to premiere on Netflix on November 27.</p>


Is there a new war brewing in Bollywood? Filmmakers Madhur Bhandarkar and Karan Johar are keeping it civil as they publicly argue over the title rights of the upcoming Netflix show 'The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives'.

Is there a new war brewing in Bollywood? Filmmakers Madhur Bhandarkar and Karan Johar are keeping it civil as they publicly argue over the title rights of the upcoming Netflix show 'The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives'. The two directors, have though maintained their stand even as KJo has apologised. A few days back, Madhur Bhandarkar showed displeasure towards Johar for using the titled for the show that his Dharma Production is backing. Bhandarkar alleged that he had made the rights to title and was not willing to part with it- and Johar, despite knowing that fact went ahead and used the same title for his show. On Thursday night Johar wrote an open letter and apologised To Bhandarkar but stated that he was not going to change the title. “I humbly apologise for any grievance that has been caused to you during the course of the last few weeks. However, I would want to clarify that we have chosen this new and different title -The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives keeping in mind the non-fiction format of our reality-based franchise series. As our title was distine, I did not foresee it upsetting you as it has and for that I duly apologise.” I want to inform you that we have been promoting our series with the hashtag 'Fabulous Lives' on all social media platforms, which is the franchise title we intend to go ahead with. We assure you that the format, nature, audience and the title of our series are different and would not in any manner dent or encumber the exploitation of your work," Johar added in the letter. To my dear friend @imbhandarkar 🙏❤️ pic.twitter.com/l5oX2hmM8A — Karan Johar (@karanjohar) November 26, 2020 × Soon after Bhandarkar took to Twitter to respond to Johar and said that while he did accept his apology, he was still deeply upset. "Dear @KaranJohar. Thank you for your response. This is indeed a close-knit industry and it operates on mutual trust and respect. When we blatantly disregard norms that we ourselves have established, then it makes very little sense calling ourselves a ‘fraternity’.” “I didn’t hesitate a moment in the past before granting you the title “GUTKA” in 2013, that you had requested from me, and hence I would have expected the same courtesy in return when I declined you the use of a title I had duly registered, and which I did not intend to part with. The fact that you went ahead and used the title anyway despite our conversation and despite it also having been rejected by the trade associations, is what had upset me deeply. This is not how I believe real relationships work. But let’s move forward. I accept your apology and would like to leave things here. I too wish you well in your future endeavours," Bhandarkar further added. Dear @karanjohar 🙏 https://t.co/uNHu4cq8KQ pic.twitter.com/iE9gbQnUpI — Madhur Bhandarkar (@imbhandarkar) November 26, 2020 × 'Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives' is a reality show featuring Sohail Khan's wife Seema Khan, actress Neelam Kothari who is married to actor Samir Soni, Sanjay Kapoor's wife Maheep Kapoor and Chunky Pandey's wife Bhavana Pandey. The show is set to premiere on Netflix on November 27.

Madhur Bhandarkar accepts Karan Johar's apology, adds 'this is not how real relationships work' 

<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>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-happiest-season-spotlights-lgbt-love-in-christmas-rom-com-345251" hreflang="en">'Happiest Season' spotlights LGBT love in Christmas rom-com</a></p>

<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>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-weeknd-calls-the-grammys-corrupt-recording-academy-responds-345211" hreflang="en">The Weeknd calls the Grammys 'corrupt', Recording Academy responds&nbsp;</a></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.

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

'The Queen's Gambit' becomes Netflix’s most-watched scripted limited series

<p>Netflix series 'Delhi Crimes' won the Best Drama Series at the 2020 International Emmy Awards on Monday. The series features Shefali Shah and Rajesh Tailang in key roles and is based on the Delhi police' investigation in the 16 December 2012 gang rape case in the capital.&nbsp;<br />
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The show has been directed by Richie Mehta. The director in his acceptance speech, paid tribute to the victim and her mother.<br />
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“I dedicate this award to all the women who not just endure the violence that so many men inflict on them, but are then tasked to solve the problem. Finally, to the tireless mother, and her daughter. Not a day goes by when I don’t think about you both and what the world subjected you two to. And I hope none of us ever forget that," the director said.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/shefali-shah-on-delhi-crime-preventive-security-is-not-always-possible-in-the-capital-204891">Also read-&nbsp;Shefali Shah to WION on 'Delhi Crime': Preventive security is not always possible in the capital</a><br />
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The show also starred Adil Hussain, Rasika Duggal, Jaya Bhattacharya among others.&nbsp;<br />
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Shefali Shah who played Vartika Chaturvedi, top Delhi cop in the show, shared the winning moment on Twitter.&nbsp;</p>

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— Shefali Shah (@ShefaliShah_) <a href="https://twitter.com/ShefaliShah_/status/1330932005706502146?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 23, 2020</a></blockquote>
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<p>Other cast members such as Adil Hussain and&nbsp;Rajesh Tailang&nbsp;too took to Twitter to celebrate the honour.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>This is the first time that an Indian series have won at the International Emmys. The series premiered on Netflix in March 2019 and earned rave reviews.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/arjun-mathur-on-earning-international-emmy-nod-big-acknowledgement-not-just-for-me-but-others-like-me-336432">Arjun Mathur on earning International Emmy nod: Big acknowledgement not just for me but others like me</a></p>


Netflix series 'Delhi Crimes' won the Best Drama Series at the 2020 International Emmy Awards on Monday. The series features Shefali Shah and Rajesh Tailang in key roles and is based on the Delhi police' investigation in the 16 December 2012 gang rape case in the capital.

Netflix series 'Delhi Crimes' won the Best Drama Series at the 2020 International Emmy Awards on Monday. The series features Shefali Shah and Rajesh Tailang in key roles and is based on the Delhi police' investigation in the 16 December 2012 gang rape case in the capital. The show has been directed by Richie Mehta. The director in his acceptance speech, paid tribute to the victim and her mother. “I dedicate this award to all the women who not just endure the violence that so many men inflict on them, but are then tasked to solve the problem. Finally, to the tireless mother, and her daughter. Not a day goes by when I don’t think about you both and what the world subjected you two to. And I hope none of us ever forget that," the director said. Also read- Shefali Shah to WION on 'Delhi Crime': Preventive security is not always possible in the capital The show also starred Adil Hussain, Rasika Duggal, Jaya Bhattacharya among others. Shefali Shah who played Vartika Chaturvedi, top Delhi cop in the show, shared the winning moment on Twitter. OMGGGGGGGGGGGG OMGGGGGGGGGGGG OMGGGGGGGGGGGG#DelhiCrime@_AdilHussain @rajeshtailang @NetflixIndia @KaplanAaron @RasikaDugal @RichieMehta @TulseaTalent @CastingChhabra @GoldenKaravan pic.twitter.com/aNYaBZ0kao — Shefali Shah (@ShefaliShah_) November 23, 2020 × Other cast members such as Adil Hussain and Rajesh Tailang too took to Twitter to celebrate the honour. Delhi Crime #DelhiCrime wins the Emmy @iemmys International Awards for Best Drama. Congratulations @RichieMehta unmatchable @ShefaliShah dearest @rajeshtailang and whole team Big Big Congratulations! 😁😁😁😁💥💥💥💥💥 — Adil hussain (@_AdilHussain) November 23, 2020 × OMG .... #delhicrime grabs @iemmys . Congratulations to the whole team. @RichieMehta @KaplanAaron @kohlipooja @apoorva_bakshi @ShefaliShah_ @_AdilHussain @RasikaDugal @CastingChhabra — Rajesh Tailang (@rajeshtailang) November 23, 2020 × This is the first time that an Indian series have won at the International Emmys. The series premiered on Netflix in March 2019 and earned rave reviews. Also read: Arjun Mathur on earning International Emmy nod: Big acknowledgement not just for me but others like me

'Delhi Crime' wins Best Drama Series at International Emmy Awards 2020

<p>'To All The Boys: P.S I Still Love You' star Jordan Fisher is now a married man.<br />
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Fisher tied the knot recently with Ellie Woods.&nbsp;'The Work It'&nbsp;actor married his longtime girlfriend on November&nbsp;21 as confirmed by Us Weekly. The actor previously teased his nuptials on November&nbsp;19, tweeting, "Off to get MARRIED."<br />
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In May 2019, Jordan&nbsp;popped up the big question in front of Ellie Woods at their hometown of Birmingham, getting down on one knee at her parents' beach house. Ellie said yes and the two had planned to tie the knot in July 2020.&nbsp;</p>

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'To All The Boys: P.S I Still Love You' star Jordan Fisher is now a married man. Fisher tied the knot recently with Ellie Woods. 'The Work It' actor married his longtime girlfriend on November 21 as confirmed by Us Weekly.

'To All The Boys: P.S I Still Love You' star Jordan Fisher is now a married man. Fisher tied the knot recently with Ellie Woods. 'The Work It' actor married his longtime girlfriend on November 21 as confirmed by Us Weekly. The actor previously teased his nuptials on November 19, tweeting, "Off to get MARRIED." Off to get MARRIED 😍 — Jordan Fisher (@jordanfisher) November 19, 2020 × The pair first started dating in 2017, but have been friends since they were teens. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jordan Fisher (@jordanfisher) × In May 2019, Jordan popped up the big question in front of Ellie Woods at their hometown of Birmingham, getting down on one knee at her parents' beach house. Ellie said yes and the two had planned to tie the knot in July 2020. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jordan Fisher (@jordanfisher) × They were originally supposed to get married in Hawaii in July, but had to cancel their plans due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more stories from us: Katy Perry shares throwback pic as a baby, fans confuse her for her daughter Daisy Ireland picks ‘Arracht’ for Oscars' International Feature Film category

'To All The Boys' actor Jordan Fisher marries his long-time girlfriend Ellie Woods

<p>Fresh from the<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/international-emmy-awards-2020-delhi-crime-wins-best-drama-series-awards-344997"> International Emmy win for his series 'Delhi Crime',</a> director-writer Richie Mehta on Tuesday said the award is the collective victory of the cast and crew who worked tirelessly to make the show a reality.<br />
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The Netflix India Original series bagged the best drama series honour at the 48th International Emmy Awards on Monday night. "I never anticipated getting here - it's the culmination of years of work by hundreds of people, sometimes in total isolation and defiance. 'Delhi Crime' is a complete labour of love, born out of sadness, anger, frustration, and ultimately, compassion. The entire team from start to finish should take a bow for giving their all to this vision," the Indian-Canadian director said in a statement.<br />
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<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/shefali-shah-on-delhi-crime-preventive-security-is-not-always-possible-in-the-capital-204891">Also read-&nbsp;Shefali Shah to WION on 'Delhi Crime': Preventive security is not always possible in the capital</a><br />
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Told from the perspective of the Delhi Police team investigating the crime that made global headlines, 'Delhi Crime'&nbsp;deconstructs the case of the 23-year-old physiotherapy intern who was abducted and gang-raped in a moving bus on the night of December 16, 2012, before she was abandoned on a Delhi road. Her injuries were so grievous that she died in a Singapore hospital a fortnight later.<br />
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The show, released in 2019, received massive acclaim for its sensitive retelling of a horrific crime that shook the entire nation. Performances by its ensemble cast, including Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal, Adil Hussain and Rajesh Tailang, were particularly appreciated.<br />
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Monika Shergill, VP, Content, Netflix India, congratulated the entire team of the series for bringing home India's first International Emmy win. "Led by the incredible Richie Mehta, the amazing cast and crew told an important story with sensitivity and responsibility. Winning Best Drama Series is a testament to the brilliance of India's outstanding creative community. We hope this is the first win of many for Indian stories that are watched and appreciated by the world," Shergill said.<br />
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'Delhi Crime'&nbsp;was nominated in the best drama series category alongside Germany's 'Charite'&nbsp;season two, UK's 'Criminal', and the second season of 'El Jardin de Bronce (The Bronze Garden)'&nbsp;from Argentina. Previously, two other Netflix India Originals 'Sacred Games' season one and 'Lust Stories'&nbsp;were nominated in the best drama and best TV movie or miniseries categories, respectively, at the 47th Annual International Emmy Awards, while Radhika Apte was nominated for best actress for 'Lust Stories'.</p>


Fresh from the International Emmy win for his series 'Delhi Crime', director-writer Richie Mehta on Tuesday said the award is the collective victory of the cast and crew who worked tirelessly to make the show a reality.

Fresh from the International Emmy win for his series 'Delhi Crime', director-writer Richie Mehta on Tuesday said the award is the collective victory of the cast and crew who worked tirelessly to make the show a reality. The Netflix India Original series bagged the best drama series honour at the 48th International Emmy Awards on Monday night. "I never anticipated getting here - it's the culmination of years of work by hundreds of people, sometimes in total isolation and defiance. 'Delhi Crime' is a complete labour of love, born out of sadness, anger, frustration, and ultimately, compassion. The entire team from start to finish should take a bow for giving their all to this vision," the Indian-Canadian director said in a statement. Also read- Shefali Shah to WION on 'Delhi Crime': Preventive security is not always possible in the capital Told from the perspective of the Delhi Police team investigating the crime that made global headlines, 'Delhi Crime' deconstructs the case of the 23-year-old physiotherapy intern who was abducted and gang-raped in a moving bus on the night of December 16, 2012, before she was abandoned on a Delhi road. Her injuries were so grievous that she died in a Singapore hospital a fortnight later. The show, released in 2019, received massive acclaim for its sensitive retelling of a horrific crime that shook the entire nation. Performances by its ensemble cast, including Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal, Adil Hussain and Rajesh Tailang, were particularly appreciated. Monika Shergill, VP, Content, Netflix India, congratulated the entire team of the series for bringing home India's first International Emmy win. "Led by the incredible Richie Mehta, the amazing cast and crew told an important story with sensitivity and responsibility. Winning Best Drama Series is a testament to the brilliance of India's outstanding creative community. We hope this is the first win of many for Indian stories that are watched and appreciated by the world," Shergill said. 'Delhi Crime' was nominated in the best drama series category alongside Germany's 'Charite' season two, UK's 'Criminal', and the second season of 'El Jardin de Bronce (The Bronze Garden)' from Argentina. Previously, two other Netflix India Originals 'Sacred Games' season one and 'Lust Stories' were nominated in the best drama and best TV movie or miniseries categories, respectively, at the 47th Annual International Emmy Awards, while Radhika Apte was nominated for best actress for 'Lust Stories'.

'Delhi Crime' director on winning International Emmy Award: ' It's a collective victory of the cast and crew'

<p>Netflix's hit series 'Never have I ever' has started production on season 2.<br />
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Following its renewal in July, Netflix's&nbsp;comedy series 'Never Have I Ever'&nbsp;is officially back in production on its second season. The new season, which is filming in Los Angeles, will feature returning cast members Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Ramona Young, Lee Rodriguez, Darren Barnet, Jaren Lewison, Poorna Jagannathan, and Richa Moorjani.<br />
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Additionally, Netflix has announced that Megan Suri is joining the cast as a recurring guest star. She will play Aneesa, a new Indian student at Sherman Oaks High whose confidence and radiance will pose an immediate threat to Devi (Ramakrishnan).<br />
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Netflix's hit series 'Never have I ever' has started production on season 2. Following its renewal in July, Netflix's comedy series 'Never Have I Ever' is officially back in production on its second season.

Netflix's hit series 'Never have I ever' has started production on season 2. Following its renewal in July, Netflix's comedy series 'Never Have I Ever' is officially back in production on its second season. The new season, which is filming in Los Angeles, will feature returning cast members Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Ramona Young, Lee Rodriguez, Darren Barnet, Jaren Lewison, Poorna Jagannathan, and Richa Moorjani. Additionally, Netflix has announced that Megan Suri is joining the cast as a recurring guest star. She will play Aneesa, a new Indian student at Sherman Oaks High whose confidence and radiance will pose an immediate threat to Devi (Ramakrishnan). the only thing better than hearing nhie is back in production is getting to meet the newest cast member @megansuri !!! 💘 pic.twitter.com/8Wv1BscTEq — Never Have I Ever (@neverhaveiever) November 23, 2020 × Season 1 ended with Devi with a complicated relationship drama between Paxton (Barnet) and Ben (Lewison). If she thought high school was difficult before, wait until she discovers the sharp edges of a love triangle in the second season of the show. Read more stories from us: Miley Cyrus reveals she broke sobriety during the pandemic Conan O'Brien decides to leave his talk show after 28 years for a new series

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