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Netflix has unveiled a new documentary series celebrating the legacy of late actor Matthew Perry. The Friends star passed away on October 28, 2023, due to an accidental overdose.

A new documentary detailing President Donald Trump’s secret transfer from Air Force One to another military aircraft in Turkey is coming to Netflix.

Apple Watch Series 12 is coming next week, launching at the September event alongside Apple Watch Ultra 4. Here are three new features rumored for Apple Watch Series 12.

Matthew Perry’s story has one more chapter left. Netflix is releasing a three-part docuseries, The One About Matthew Perry, next month. The series will featureinterviews with his closest friends and family about his life and career — including never-before-heard testimonies from his sister Mia Perry Bowick and video archives from the Perry family — leading up…

Happy first of the month! As tradition dictates, Netflix has just unleashed a massive tidal wave of new licensed content, with many previously unannounced titles also hitting. With 68 new titles added today, there is, on paper, something for absolutely everyone. As we’re a little away from our end-of-week recap, let’s dive into the best…

Ethan Hawke’sBatman series Batwheels is set to return with more episodes on streaming soon. The animated series, which features Hawke as the voice of Bruce Wayne and Batman, is continuing its third-season rollout with another batch of episodes. The upcoming release will add to the latest chapter of the DC series. 

Since Pokopia, Nintendo’s newest Pokémon game, dropped in March, it’s been pure ‘mon mayhem. It’s fueled a fan resurgence akin to 2016’s Pokémon GO with its absolutely adorable pocket monsters and fun gameplay. Meanwhile, the cards are only going up in value.

It was announced back in 2023 that the Disney animated series“Gargoyles” was being resurrected with a brand new live action series, with James Wan’s Atomic Monster producing the fresh take on the 1990s cartoon for Disney+. But it’s been quite a while since we’ve heard an update on the project, leading many fans to be…

Several television series and upcoming projects have been canceled during August 2026, affecting platforms includingDisney+, Hulu, Prime Video, and HBO Max. The lineup includes shows that ended after multiple seasons as well as projects dropped before reaching the screen. Disney+’s planned live-action “Gargoyles” series is among the latest projects that will no longer move forward.

Hulu’s popularity could be attributed to its vast collection of great older TV shows and movies and some top-notch original shows, including Only Murders in the Building, Paradise and The Handmaid’s Tale. Its collaboration with FX has also produced some of the platform’s most prestigious and popular shows, including The Bear, Reservation Dogs and Shogun.