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At last, Netflix unveils new footage and release date for Wednesday season 2
- Netflix released the official trailer for the second season of Wednesday, the supernatural comedy about the Addams family daughter with a dark sense of humor and psychic power.
- Wednesday returns to school at Nevermore Academy, with her brother, Pugsley, also enrolling along with their parents, Morticia and Gomez Addams.
- The second season will see Wednesday cracking another murder investigation and attempting to solve the mystery involving her parents.
- Wednesday season 2 will be split into two parts, with part 1 releasing on August 6 and part 2 on September 3.
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'It's like returning to the scene of a crime': Wednesday season 2 release schedule confirmed in creepy first trailer for the goth-comedy Netflix show
- Netflix has released the first trailer for the second season of goth comedy Wednesday.
- The upcoming season will continue to explore Wednesday's journey as she deals with new mysteries, old adversaries, and her strange family.
- The show will delve deeper into the Addams Family lore and introduce new characters.
- Season 2 of Wednesday will be released in two parts, with part one premiering on August 6 and part two on September 3.
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Wednesday Season 2 Teaser Gives New Look at Jenna Ortega’s Return to Nevermore
- Netflix has released a teaser trailer for Wednesday Season 2, giving fans a sneak peek ahead of the August release.
- Jenna Ortega expresses her excitement about reprising her role as Wednesday Addams in the upcoming season.
- The trailer reveals the introduction of Wednesday's little brother, Pugsley, as a new character on Nevermore campus.
- Season 2 of Wednesday will air in two parts, with the first part coming on August 6.
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Netflix Builds Detailed Apple Store Replica for 'iHostage' Movie
- Netflix recreated an Apple Store from the ground up for its newly released thriller "iHostage".
- The replica was built to recreate the Apple Store in Amsterdam where a real-life hostage crisis occurred.
- Advanced virtual production techniques were used to replicate the store's environment and surroundings.
- The movie, "iHostage," is now available to watch on Netflix.
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5 movies leaving Netflix in April 2025 you have to watch now
- In April 2025, five movies are leaving Netflix that you should watch before they go.
- Among the departing movies are 'About Time,' 'Dallas Buyers Club,' 'Meet the Parents,' 'Spider-Man 2,' and 'Whiplash.'
- Tom Hardy will star in the popular series 'MobLand' and the action thriller 'Havoc' on Netflix, generating positive buzz.
- About Time (2013) offers a beautiful depiction of love and time travel with Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams.
- Dallas Buyers Club (2013) showcases Matthew McConaughey's acclaimed performance as he battles AIDS and FDA restrictions.
- Meet the Parents (2000) follows the comedic chaos of meeting the girlfriend's parents, played by Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro.
- Spider-Man 2 (2004) is a superhero classic with Tobey Maguire facing off against Dr. Octopus in a battle of power and responsibility.
- Whiplash (2014) delves into the intense world of jazz drumming and obsession, starring Miles Teller and J.K. Simmons.
- These movies offer a range of genres, from romance and drama to comedy and superhero action, all worth watching before they leave.
- Check out these films on Netflix before they bid farewell at the end of April 2025.
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Netflix Drops First Look at BET, Their Live-Action Adaptation of Kakegurui
- Netflix drops the first look at BET, their live-action adaptation of Kakegurui.
- The live-action adaptation, titled Bet, is set to premiere on Netflix in May.
- The show follows a new student with a tragic past who disrupts the social hierarchy of a private school based on gambling.
- Despite mixed reactions from fans, the series aims to put a spin on the original manga and anime.
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Peaky Blinders movie: everything we know so far about the hit Netflix show's big screen outing
- Peaky Blinders movie rumors date back to 2020, confirmed in June 2024, with filming completed by December same year in the West Midlands.
- The movie, potentially titled The Immortal Man, is set in World War II according to creator Steven Knight.
- Returning cast includes Cillian Murphy, with new faces like Barry Keoghan, Rebecca Ferguson, and Tim Roth.
- The film will stream on Netflix, anticipated release in 2025 with the official date yet to be disclosed.
- While the film's detailed plot and cast roles remain undisclosed, the movie is billed as a continuation of the Peaky Blinders-verse.
- Filming locations include Birmingham and St Helens, with a relatively quick shoot wrapping up by December 13, 2024.
- The name of the film, possibly The Immortal Man, is not officially confirmed yet, teasing fans of the Peaky Blinders movie.
- The movie is expected to be an explosive chapter in the Peaky Blinders story, hinting at a significant development in the series.
- Director Steven Knight hints at potential future projects related to Peaky Blinders post the movie's release, suggesting a larger narrative unfold.
- Netflix's streaming of Peaky Blinders in the US set the stage for the movie's development, with the film serving as a fitting conclusion to the existing saga.
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The best streaming services in 2025
- Choosing the right streaming service can be overwhelming with the wide variety available.
- Different platforms cater to different preferences, such as 4K content, live channels, or access to live TV streaming services.
- The article offers reviews and recommendations for the best streaming services in 2025.
- Engadget originally published the article.
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'Emily in Paris' season 5 is on the way, but one major character won't be returning. Here's what we know.
- The fifth season of 'Emily in Paris' is in the works and set for release this year.
- Filming will take place in Rome and Paris, starting in May.
- Camille Razat, who played Camille, will not be returning for the upcoming season.
- Returning stars include Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Ashley Park, Lucas Bravo, and more.
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Outer Banks season 5: everything we know so far about the Netflix teen drama's return
- Outer Banks season 5 was confirmed in November 2024, with production set to commence in early 2025 and continue throughout the year.
- Confirmed cast members include Madison Bailey, Carlacia Grant, Drew Starkey, and Carlacia Grant.
- The plot of season 5 is expected to revolve around avenging JJ's death and retrieving the Blue Crown.
- The focus of the upcoming season will center on Kiara and Cleo.
- Creators anticipate season 5 to be exceptional, aiming to deliver their best work yet.
- Outer Banks is a highly-anticipated Netflix series based on rival groups, the Kooks and the Pogues, living on the fictional island of Kildare in North Carolina.
- The previous seasons have been filled with high drama surrounding the Pogues, leading up to the confirmation of season 5.
- Production for season 5 is planned in 2025, and specific details such as the release date and trailer are yet to be disclosed.
- Confirmed characters like Kiara and Cleo will play significant roles in season 5, with potential storylines focusing on revenge and character development.
- The storyline may involve the pursuit of justice for JJ's death, exploring themes of redemption and friendship.
- While season 5 marks the end of Outer Banks, a prequel titled Kildare is already in the works, promising a new perspective on the show's universe.
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Netflix is on the hunt for competition shows like 'Survivor' and 'The Bachelor' starring digital creators
- Netflix is interested in competition shows starring digital creators, following the success of Amazon's 'Beast Games.'
- The streaming giant has mentioned 'Survivor' and 'The Bachelor' as potential inspirations for the shows.
- Netflix is flexible on the format and wants the creator to be active in developing it.
- The move is part of Netflix's efforts to attract and retain new audiences in the face of slowed member growth.
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These charts show why Netflix is unbothered in the face of economic angst
- Netflix remains unbothered by economic headwinds and is not adjusting its forecasts.
- According to a UBS report, Netflix is cheaper than its peers in terms of cost per hour viewed.
- Co-CEO Ted Sarandos mentioned that Netflix is a tremendous value in terms of both absolute and competitive terms.
- The streaming giant's strong engagement is evidenced by the increase in viewing hours on Netflix's Top 10 lists.
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Netflix Date Night Favorite 'Emily in Paris' Is Losing a Major Character Next Season
- Camille Razat, who plays a major character in 'Emily in Paris,' will not be returning for Season 5 according to a cast announcement on Netflix's Tudum.
- In Season 4, Camille left Gabriel at the altar, faked a pregnancy, and her future on the show became uncertain.
- Lucas Bravo, who plays Gabriel, has confirmed his return for Season 5.
- The series will pick up with Emily in Rome and later return to Paris in the second half of the season.
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The Guardian view on British TV: a drama out of a crisis | Editorial
- Leading figures within the British TV industry argue that it is in crisis.
- Streaming services are seen as a threat to British TV, as they have changed the consumption habits and led to increased production costs.
- Peter Kosminsky, the Bafta award-winning director, calls for a 'Netflix tax' to support British program-making.
- The importance of public service broadcasting in nurturing talent and addressing diverse stories is emphasized in the article.
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Netflix is charging ahead as one of the stock market's favorite recession plays
- Netflix crushed first-quarter earnings, reaffirming its recession-resistant stance.
- Despite economic uncertainty, company leadership remains unconcerned about the economy and trade war.
- Netflix's business model, offering affordable entertainment, positions it well to weather an economic downturn.
- With a small advertising business and strong financials, Netflix is expected to continue its growth trajectory.
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