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Netflix has a knack for turning the unbelievable into binge-worthy television, but sometimes reality is so strange it’s hard to believe it ever actually happened. From high-stakes scams to unsettling real-life mysteries, the streaming giant has brought some of the most jaw-dropping stories to life. These are the shows that make you pause and think to yourself, “No way that actually happened.” Below, we shared three wild Netflix shows based on true stories that sound completely made up but aren’t.Inventing Anna (2022)Julia Garner as Anna Delvery in episode 108 of Inventing Anna | Aaron Epstein/NetflixCreator: Shonda RhimesCast: Anna Chlumsky, Julia…
It’s been a long-standing Broadway tradition that vampire musicals, well… suck. But here comes The Lost Boys to defy that bit of gravity. The musical version of Joel Schumacher’s 1987 horror movie favorite sunk its teeth into Broadway on Sunday night as the last major production to take its opening night bows during the 2025-26 season. And these teen vamps emerged from the shadows just in time — nominations for the 2026 Tony Awards are announced one week from now on May 5. But even before its opening, The Lost Boys drew first blood when it comes to Tony precursors.…
There’s no dancing around this injury. Brandon Armstrong announced he is exiting the Dancing With the Stars Tour after breaking his elbow. “No easy way to say this and, honestly, I’m super bummed…
EXCLUSIVE: After working together on The Beekeeper and A Working Man, David Ayer and Jason Statham are reteaming on action-thriller John Doe, with Ayer directing from a script by blockbuster screenwriter Zak Penn (Ready Player One, The Avengers). Statham is set to play the Man With No Name in the film, which will chart the story “of a man with no memory, no past, and no name — and only one face he can’t forget: Eliza. As fragments of his identity return, he discovers he was trained for a mission still in motion and is being hunted by the very people…
Picture Credits: Netflix Welcome to your weekly look-ahead at what’s heading to Netflix! It’s a massive crossover week as we close out April and kick off May 2026, and Netflix is bringing some heavy hitters to celebrate the new month. Below, we’ll dive into our top three highlights for the week before running down the complete preliminary list of everything arriving on Netflix between April 27th and May 1st. What to Watch on Netflix This Week Swapped (2026) Netflix Original Coming to Netflix: Friday If you’re looking for your next family movie night fix, Netflix’s massive new animated feature, Swapped,…
Pedro Pascal felt the full force of his emotions during the Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu panel at CCXP Mexico. The Chilean-born actor joined director Jon Favreau as unannounced guests at the event in Mexico City on Sunday ahead of Disney releasing their film May 22. Sigourney Weaver and Jeremy Allen White also star in the movie that marks the first theatrical release for a feature from the Star Wars franchise since 2019. Pascal, sporting a Mexico men’s World Cup 2026 soccer jersey, explained that it was meaningful for him to have the project hit the big screen after…
Prince William’s brother does not like facts! | Perez Hilton shares news on Prince Harry’s recent trip to Ukraine and his attention-getting comments on being a “working royal”. | Meghan Markle | King Charles | Princess Catherine Watch! Enjoy! SHARE!
Picture: Son Suk Ku, Ha Jung Woo, Ji Chang Wook, Hyun Bong Sik, and Seo Hyeon Woo An exciting new political drama film from South Korea, The Generals (WT), is in development at Netflix. Narco Saints writer and director Yoon Jong Bin is behind the project, with 5 confirmed leads in Son Suk Ku, Ha Jung Woo, Ji Chang Wook, Hyun Bong Sik, and Seo Hyeon Woo. Here’s everything we know about The Generals (WT) on Netflix. The Generals (WT) is an upcoming South Korean Netflix Original political-drama film written and directed by Yoon Jong Bin, who previously wrote and…
MLB pitcher Kody Funderburk’s wife Alicia was diagnosed with cancer while pregnant with the couple’s first child. In a series of social media posts shared on Saturday, April 25, via X by the Minnesota Twins, of which Kody recently rejoined after taking paternity leave for the April 20 birth of daughter Murphy Jo, Alicia’s health journey was detailed. “Fundy is back from the Paternity List but we want to take a moment to share more of his and his wife’s story,” the posts began, sharing a photo of Kody, 29, standing beside a pregnant Alicia with a scarf wrapped around…
Batman has evolved over 60 years, with Batman: The Movie released in 1966, but he became a true pop culture force when Michael Keaton first donned the cape in 1989’s Batman. Since then, a distinguished lineup of actors has stepped into the role—but the late Val Kilmer stands out among them. Taking on Batman is daunting enough; following Keaton’s defining performance is an even greater challenge. Yet Kilmer rose to the occasion, exceeding expectations in Batman Forever, where The Dark Knight faces off against Gotham’s chaos in the form of Harvey “Two-Face” Dent (Tommy Lee Jones) and the Riddler (Jim…