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'Stranger Things' Season 5 Release Date Could Push Finale Back a Year
- The finale of 'Stranger Things' will be 'bittersweet' and 'melancholy', according to star Finn Wolfhard. The release schedule for Season 5 has not been officially revealed, but there are leaks suggesting it might be split into three volumes.
- One leak suggests that 'Stranger Things' Season 5 could be released in October 2025, November 2025, and sometime in 2026, if split into three volumes. This could mean the finale might not be available until well into next year.
- Netflix has not officially confirmed the release schedule for Season 5. However, there are expectations for announcements during the annual Tudum event on May 31, 2025. The event might include updates on 'Emily in Paris', 'Squid Game Season 3', and hopefully, the release date for 'Stranger Things' Season 5.
- After the conclusion of 'Stranger Things' Season 5, there will be an animated spinoff series titled 'Stranger Things: Tales From ’85'. The show's details, including the involvement of the main cast, remain unclear at this time. Seasons 1-4 of 'Stranger Things' are currently available for streaming on Netflix.
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Wednesday season 2's sneak peek teases bucketloads of Addams Family lore for the beloved Netflix series
- Wednesday season 2's sneak peek offers more Addams Family lore for the Netflix series.
- The big casting announcement includes Joanna Lumley and Steve Buscemi joining the series.
- The show will be released on Netflix in two parts, with the first four episodes in August and the remaining four in September.
- Familiar faces like Jenna Ortega and Catherine Zeta-Jones will return, along with newcomers including Steve Buscemi and Joanna Lumley.
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How MrBeast ended up in the new season of Love, Death, and Robots
- YouTube star MrBeast made a surprising appearance in the new season of Love, Death, and Robots in the episode 'The Screaming of the Tyrannosaur.'
- MrBeast played the role of a twisted game master overseeing a death race on one of Jupiter's moons, adding an unexpected element to the show.
- Love, Death, and Robots creator Tim Miller roped in MrBeast for the role because of his enthusiasm for the show and his fitting persona as an 'evil game master.'
- Despite his popularity, MrBeast did not charge anything for his performance in the series due to his genuine admiration for the show.
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Bringing Crazy & Humanity In Netflix’s Bet—With Miku Martineau
- Bet is a live-action series on Netflix based on the manga Kakegurui, focusing on elite teens at St. Dominic's school and underground gambling.
- The show delves into themes beyond gambling, touching on trauma, social status, and wealth.
- Miku Martineau plays the lead role of Yumeko, a talented gambler with a mysterious past.
- Martineau finds Yumeko's character charm and madness intriguing, exploring deeper reasons behind her behavior.
- The series unveils more of Yumeko's backstory compared to the manga, adding depth to her character.
- Martineau discusses the challenge of portraying Yumeko's craziness, animated nature, and vengeful side.
- Intimacy coordinators on set allowed for a comfortable environment during intimate scenes.
- Martineau explains what goes into portraying Yumeko's evil or crazy laugh, focusing on living in the moment.
- She hopes viewers find something relatable or impactful in Bet, which offers a variety of experiences for different audiences.
- All episodes of Bet are now available for streaming on Netflix.
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Brett Favre Opened Up About Family & Daughters Brittany & Breleigh
- Brett Favre opens up about the importance of family over football, attributing his perspective to his father's lack of emotional expression and his determination to express love to his daughters, Brittany and Breleigh.
- In an interview with ESPN, Favre emphasized that family is the most crucial aspect of his life, noting that football eventually ends, whereas family endures.
- Favre shared insights into his personal life, highlighting his strong bond with his wife Deanna and his role as a parent, contrasting his approach with his father's more distant style.
- The documentary 'Untold: The Fall of Favre' sheds light on scandals in Favre's life, including allegations by Jenn Sterger and a welfare scandal involving a volleyball stadium project for his daughter, Breleigh, who plays beach volleyball for Southern Miss.
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Avowed director Carrie Patel has left Obsidian, and joined Oxenfree dev Night School as a game director
- Carrie Patel, the director of Avowed, has left Obsidian and joined Night School Studio, known for Oxenfree, as a game director.
- Patel's departure raises questions about the future of Avowed under new leadership.
- Night School Studio was looking for a game director in March, suggesting Patel's move has been in the works for some time.
- Night School Studio previously released Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals and a Black Mirror tie-in game, with hopes for creating original content in the future.
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Brett Favre's Wife Deanna Favre Opened Up About Their Struggles
- Deanna Favre has opened up about struggles in her marriage to Brett Favre including his addiction battle and her cancer diagnosis.
- Their relationship is highlighted in a new Netflix documentary, Untold: The Fall of Favre, focusing on Favre's 2010 scandal with Jenn Sterger.
- Deanna discussed facing tragedies like her cancer diagnosis and her brother's death, as well as Brett's addiction to painkillers.
- Despite challenges, the couple, who met at 14, got through rough patches and are still married with two daughters today.
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Netflix's next big true crime drama is channeling Gone Girl in its first trailer
- Netflix has released a trailer for the new crime movie, A Widow's Game, based on a case known as 'the black widow of Patraix.'
- Directed by Carlos Sedes and written by the team behind The Asunta Case series, A Widow's Game will be available for streaming on Netflix on May 30.
- The plot follows a murder investigation in 2017, where a man is found stabbed to death in a parking lot, leading police to suspect the victim's young widow, Maje.
- Starring Ivana Baquero and Carmen Machi, the movie promises a gripping crime drama that explores how justice will be served for the accused widow.
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Jenn Sterger Shares 'Craziest' Part of Brett Favre Scandal in Netflix Doc
- Jenn Sterger shared details of the scandal involving Brett Favre in the Netflix documentary 'Untold: The Fall of Favre', mentioning she never met Favre or had any prior relationship with him.
- The scandal involved allegations of Favre sending Sterger unsolicited explicit messages and photos in 2010, leading to public scrutiny and lack of empathy towards Sterger.
- Favre was accused of siphoning government funds and making unwanted advances towards Sterger through MySpace, texts, and voicemails, but he denied any wrongdoing.
- Sterger, now 41 and residing in Los Angeles, discussed her journey to broadcasting career and comedic fame in the documentary, reflecting on her experiences and growth.
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Why Netflix should pay close attention to Google's new AI movie tool
- Google has unveiled Flow, an AI moviemaking tool that uses Google's latest AI models to create visuals, sound effects, and dialog.
- Technologist Luis von Ahn mentioned that AI-generated content, like that produced by Flow, could potentially challenge traditional studios like Netflix.
- Flow enables users to create cinematic videos from text descriptions, bringing together images, sounds, and dialog. It also allows for editing within the tool.
- The broader implications of AI-generated content include potential challenges and opportunities for companies like Netflix in terms of production timelines, budgets, and competition from smaller studios or individual creators.
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Netflix is turning mobile blockbuster Clash of Clans into an animated series
- Netflix is creating an animated series based on the popular mobile games Clash of Clans and Clash Royale.
- The show will revolve around a barbarian leading a group to defend their village and deal with the humorous aspects of war.
- Fletcher Moules, known for directing Clash of Clans animated shorts, will be the showrunner, with Ron Weiner from 30 Rock and Silicon Valley as the writer.
- Netflix's focus on video game adaptations, along with their successful series like Arcane: A League of Legends Story and Castlevania, aligns well with their gaming offerings despite Clash of Clans not being included in Netflix Games.
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Nearly half of streaming subscriptions are for plans with ads
- 46 percent of Discovery Plus, Disney Plus, Hulu, HBO Max, Netflix, Paramount Plus, and Peacock subscribers in the US are paying for ad-supported plans.
- Around 75 percent of subscribers have at least tried ad-supported plans, indicating their popularity.
- Many streaming services now offer ad-supported tiers, with 71 percent of net subscriber additions over the last nine quarters driven by ad plans.
- Netflix's ad tier has doubled in subscribers over the last year, leading the platform to experiment with new advertising models like interactive and pause screen ads.
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Netflix Cash Loophole Review
- The Netflix Cash Loophole is an AI-powered system that offers users the opportunity to earn recurring commissions by sharing short viral videos.
- It leverages AI technology to provide users with pre-made viral videos that generate $149 in recurring commissions by sharing on specific platforms, with no prior experience or technical skills required.
- Developed by Glynn Kosky, the platform automates earning affiliate commissions by providing trending videos to drive traffic to affiliate offers, promising recurring income like subscription models of Netflix and Spotify.
- The Netflix Cash Loophole, priced at $17, is designed for simplicity, automation, and effectiveness, offering a cost-effective solution for generating online revenue with potential for recurring commissions.
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Sesame Street’s next season will stream on Netflix
- Next season of Sesame Street will be available on Netflix later this year, with exclusive worldwide premiere rights and episodes available on PBS Stations and PBS KIDS platforms in the US.
- Season 56 of Sesame Street on Netflix will include format changes, such as new animated segments and one 11-minute story per episode for more character-driven humor and heart.
- Sesame Street will be available on Netflix along with library episodes, 90 hours of previous episodes, and new episodes releasing on PBS Stations and PBS KIDS platforms the same day in the US.
- Netflix also plans to develop Sesame Street games as part of the deal, boosting its kid-oriented programming along with recent additions like Ms. Rachel.
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‘The Equalizer’ Series Leaving Netflix; Streamer Won’t Add Seasons 4-5
- CBS series The Equalizer has been canceled after five seasons, with no sixth season planned.
- The show is about to depart Netflix US, with seasons 1-3 being added just in December 2024.
- The Equalizer had a short but modest success on Netflix, gaining close to 4 million views in a couple of weeks.
- The removal date for The Equalizer from Netflix is set for June 16th, following news of the show's cancellation after season 5.
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