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Yuichi Shiokawa, right, manager of the Shiokawa Shoten bookstore in Sendai’s Aoba Ward, stands by as a boy reads a copy of Weekly Shonen Jump on March 25, 2011. (Asahi Shimbun file photo)

The creators behind one of the internet’s biggest dating shows say the unrealistic expectations of participants are the point, and it doesn’t actually create those expectations itself.

Netflix is bringing a new dating series to its lineup with Weight To Date, which will follow people navigating love and relationships after undergoing significant weight-loss transformations. The unscripted show will explore how those changes have shaped participants’ confidence, identities, and approach to dating.

Netflix has more crime and true crime shows than you could watch in a lifetime, but there’s one series with near-perfect reviews that you simply have to check out. The masterful detective story “Mindhunter” is one of the best shows on Netflix in any genre.

While all movies and television series based on comics come with some concerns, HBO’s Lanterns in particular was met with significant trepidation. Almost from the very start of the marketing for the series, there’s been controversy over the series, with fans questioning the use of green or lack thereof, concerns about the series’ tone, and…

’90s kids know well that, years before they started to be made into movies, the Harry Potter books were creating absolute pandemonium when they were released, with kids (and their generous parents) waiting for hours in line for the midnight releases at the height of their popularity—something that is more often associated with gaming systems,…

A bizarre chapter of OJ Simpson’s post-NFL life is getting another look. Investigation Discovery’s upcoming four-part docuseries O.J. Unseen: Exploitation of Evil is digging into Juiced, Simpson’s short-lived 2006 hidden-camera prank show, with never-before-seen footage and new interviews revealing that there may have been much more happening behind the cameras than viewers knew.

At its D23 Expo, Disney+ revealed exciting new details about Jon Favreau’s upcoming TV series based on a legendary cartoon character. As announced previously, Favreau is directing Oswald, a live-action animated hybrid series based on Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Now, the studio has finally announced a release date for fans eager to see the show.

Fresh out of college, reality stars will settle in, pursue new romances and navigate evolving friendships and rivalries in the Grand Canyon State.