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Megan Thee Stallion Quitting Broadway’s ‘Moulin Rouge’ After Klay Thompson BreakupMegan Thee Stallion is letting everyone know what’s new. Five months after the 31-year-old revealed she and Klay Thompson had broken up after a year of dating—with Megan implying a lack of fidelity at the time—she’s shared insight into how she’s faring post-split. “I’m trying my best,” she told InStyle in an interview published Sept. 9. “I feel like I’ve been put through the washing machine and the dryer with tins, shovels, and a cactus. It was very rough.” “How do I want to say this gently?” she mused. “What’s meant for…

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Few filmmakers are better suited to bringing a story of brotherhood under extraordinary pressure to the screen than Peter Berg. From the football field of Friday Night Lights to the harrowing true story behind Lone Survivor, Berg has repeatedly explored groups of men pushed to their limits, but his newest film is bringing both of those worlds hurtling into each other in what will be one of Netflix’s biggest and most epic films of the year. Netflix has just dropped a stunning trailer for The Mosquito Bowl, the World War II epic from Berg, which is set for theatrical release…

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For fans of YA dramas, Netflix has your next binge lined up. Introducing Crew Girl, a new 8-episode series about a rowing-mad teen girl who finds herself coxswaining a crew of eight boys. Here’s our big interview with executive producer Jeff Norton to tell you how the project came together. Between working on Geek Girl, being the showrunner of Finding Her Edge, and helping bring Netflix’s latest YA drama Crew Girl to our screens as an executive producer, Jeff Norton is a busy man nowadays. As we began our interview over Zoom, he was sitting in the passenger seat of a…

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For more than a decade, genre fans and journalists have badgered Onslaught director Adam Wingard for a sequel to The Guest. His 2014 thriller may have been a critical hit and commercial dud, but the now-cult classic, combined with You’re Next’s theatrical release the year prior, led the studio system to draft him into the franchise machine by way of Blair Witch, Death Note, Godzilla vs. Kong and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. Along the way, he also developed a Face/Off sequel, a ThunderCats movie and several other studio projects in between his produced films. Whenever he’d promote one…

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Celeste Rivas‘ family seeks justice. TMZ has uncovered the details of a new wrongful death lawsuit filed by 14-year-old Celeste’s family against real name David Anthony Burke AKA D4vd. The outlet reports they’re also suing his business manager, Josh Marshall, his live-in security guard, Sheldon Jacques, and his mother, Colleen Burke, among other entities. D4vd, who has pleaded not guilty in the criminal case, currently faces trial on charges of first degree murder, continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14, and unlawful mutilation of human remains. Now he’ll have to face this new legal hurdle as well. Related: Shocking…

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Picture Credit: Focus Features If you missed its theatrical run earlier this spring or its initial streaming window, we’ve got good news: Lorne, the acclaimed documentary exploring the life and legacy of Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels, is officially coming to Netflix US on October 5th, 2026. Released theatrically back in April by Focus Features, the documentary is directed by Academy Award winner Morgan Neville, the acclaimed filmmaker behind Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, 20 Feet From Stardom, and Piece by Piece , plus some other titles you’ve seen on Netflix as of late, including Saint of Second Chances and Breakdown: 1975. Rather than a dry,…

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Three decades after Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman bewitched audiences in Practical Magic, critics are cursing the highly anticipated sequel. Practical Magic 2 has earned a 35% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 46 score on Metacritic. That’s on par with the original movie’s tallies of 30% and 48, respectively, though Practical Magic’s audience score at RT was a 73%, proving that the 1998 hit was always a fan favorite, first and foremost. Reviews for the sequel call out its “wonky script,” while simultaneously praising the Oscar-winning lead actresses for casting “quite the spell” in their encore performances as sister…

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Katie Thurston has revealed she has undergone chin liposuction amid her ongoing breast cancer journey. “After so many required medical surgeries, I decided to do one for myself,” the Bachelorette star, 35, wrote over an Instagram Story that showed her head wrapped in a compression bandage. “I’m all about transparency. Never had Botox. Never had filler. But today I did in fact have chin lipo.” The image captured Thurston, who revealed her breast cancer diagnosis in February 2025, seated on a couch alongside her mixed-breed rescue dog, Charlie. The reality TV star had positioned herself cocooned in pillows as she…

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On my last morning in Telluride, halfway through breakfast at Butcher & Baker, Kenneth Branagh stopped at the table on his way to a Q&A for “Into the Breach,” the National Theatre documentary he produced. He had a story. A night earlier, he’d ridden the gondola up in pitch darkness with Willem Dafoe, Tom Hiddleston and Andrew Scott — four of the best actors alive, each with a film at the festival, sealed in one cable car with nothing to look at and nothing to do but talk. All anyone could hear was Dafoe. Branagh, laughing, called it “the wisdom…

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DFree/Shutterstock The infectious optimism of “Ted Lasso” pushed Jason Sudeikis’ popularity to new heights when it debuted back in 2020. Four seasons later, the comedy has become one of the best shows streaming on Apple TV. It’s unsurprising that Sudeikis knows how to tickle an audience’s funny bone: He cut his teeth performing improv comedy in the late 1990s and early 2000s and went on to write gags for “Saturday Night Live.” Whether it was his performances as George Bush, Mitt Romney, or the Devil — Sudeikis quickly became a regular…

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