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These women create space for scenes that sometimes feel even more shocking and subversive, precisely because of their proximity to femininity. Illustration: Guardian Design / Netflix / HBOThese women create space for scenes that sometimes feel even more shocking and subversive, precisely because of their proximity to femininity. Illustration: Guardian Design / Netflix / HBO

Sept 1 — The National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (Finas) and the Communications and Multimedia Content Forum of Malaysia (CMCF) will meet this evening with the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) to seek clarification over the controversy surrounding the streaming of local drama Madu atau Racun on iQIYI

Disney+ historical drama “Made in Korea” (2025–) is back for a second season. The series’ characters are nine years older, and, according to the cast, harder, more experienced and more determined in their pursuit of power, money and revenge — some in the name of family, others at its expense.

On July 8, Donald Trump snuck out of Turkeyner which reported the news on Aug. 13. Now roughly two weeks later, Netflix has made a whole documentary about the escapade. Instadocs: The Decoy Planewill premiere on the streaming platform on Sept. 4

Alix Earle hits the carpet at the premiere of her new reality show, Earle Meets World, held at Tudum Theater on Tuesday evening (September 1) in Los Angeles.

The Mandalorian is back, but it’s not Pedro Pascal behind the helmet.The Fantastic Four: First Steps star portrayed the Mandalorian hero, Din Djarin, in all three seasons of The Mandalorian on Disney+ and the recent movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu. However, for Djarin’s next appearance, Disney+ replaced Pascal with another actor.

A new three-part documentary exploring the life and legacy of Friends star Matthew Perry is coming to Netflix this autumn.

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While there have been tons of great Western TV series over the years, the legendary John Wayne rarely appeared on the small screen. Most of the time he was on TV, he was playing himself rather than acting in character. There was one notable exception, though: an episode of the highly influential series “Wagon Train.”

Tyler Perry’s latest Netflix hit just locked down its future before fans even finished the new season. The creator revealed why the Bellarie family’s story is far from over and what’s driving the show’s massive streaming success.