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The entertainment world is abuzz with new developments, from films to controversies. Palestinian director Hosam Abu Dan highlights the struggles of life in Gaza with his film ‘Thirteen in Gaza,’ screened at the Toronto International Film Festival. Meanwhile, the son of filmmaker Rob Reiner faces a murder trial without the threat of the death penalty,…

Adapting classic novels into prestige miniseries is a strong global priority for Netflix. As East of Eden is set to be one of the fall’s highlights, Poland offers this modern, lush take on Bolesław Prus’s classic novel. But does it soar to the same heights as the

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 18 years, you know that Breaking Badpretty well broke AMC when it exploded among viewers. Two years after its tenure was up, the excitement was palpable when a prequel series came out, but not everyone went into it with the expectation that the spinoff would…

The Danish drama ‘Woman Unknown’ has achieved a remarkable victory, clinching the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. This accolade is a significant triumph for director May el-Toukhy, as her film was the sole feature with a female director in this year’s main competition.

he Venice Film Festival hands out its top awards on Saturday after two weeks of often dark, violent programming including a chilling Israeli-made documentary about Gaza and an oddball drama starring John Malkovich.

British dramas are among some of Netflix’s most successful and celebrated over the years. The streamer has commissioned a lot of them, bringing together some of the UK’s most talented creators. In this list, we walk you through 10 hidden gems that you may have missed the first time around. 

Prime Video has added the first season of Wolf Hall, the historical drama that tells the story of King Henry VIII’s right-hand man Thomas Cromwell and stars Damian Lewis and a pre-MCU Tom Holland, to its library.

In 2006, a new drama about a high school football team in a fictional West Texas town arrived on NBC. It never became a ratings juggernaut. In fact, keeping it on television for five seasons required some creative maneuvering behind the scenes.

Cop dramas have existed from virtually the moment television began. “Barney Blake, Police Reporter,” premiered in 1948 and embraced a crime-of-the-week formula that would become a staple of the genre. “Stand By For Crime” premiered in 1949; Whereas the previous show established a key trend, this one’s approach was a bit of a dead end. The series aired…

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