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After Adolescence shot to the top of Netflix‘s most-watched charts, the streaming service spent some of the weekend answering questions about how the searing Stephen Graham series was made.

Korean entertainment powerhouse CJ ENM is readying a bumper slate of 65 projects this year after boosting its content budget by 10% despite what its head honcho terms a “subdued” local market.

Kerry Katona has weighed in on Spencer Matthews' recent revelation that he wouldn't pass down his wealth to his three children, despite the Made In Chelsea star having a prestigious upbringing as the son of multimillionaire Eden Rock hotelier David Matthews. Spencer revealed last week that it would be a 'disservice' to pass his fortune down to the three children he shares with wife Vogue Williams; Theodore, Gigi and Otto. And giving her opinion on the matter in her weekly column, Kerry argued that everything she does is for her brood of five, and dubbed Spencer 'hypocritical'.

Wednesday star Jenna Ortega has revealed new details about the show’s upcoming second season.Speaking to Collider recently, Ortega – plays the titular Wednesday Addams – shared new information on season two of Netflix‘s hit show. Season two of Wednesday has yet to receive a release date, but is expected to premiere on Netflix this year. A reason for an unconfirmed premiere date, despite having wrapped filming late last year, stems from work being incomplete, Ortega said.She explained to Collider: “We’re still in the edit.

Meghan Markle’s new Netflix show, ‘With Love, Meghan,” has prompted all kinds of… feedback.Some think it’s a nice, wholesome watch that makes for great background noise, while others have called it a ridiculous waste of time.But, those watching more intently have noticed something interesting in the background of one of the scenes, and it’s got us gagging.@Lillyin_London on X has taken to the platform while watching the series to expose some questionable kitchen storage in the background of “With Love, Meghan.”“Why has Meghan Markle [got] raw chicken legs in the fridge next to the salad???” she wrote.In the accompanying video, you can see Meghan going to the fridge to grab some lettuce out of the bottom drawer, and, sure enough, you can see two rows of neatly lined up chicken drumsticks above it.And the best part? They’re raw.Some commenters on the post made light of the situation, cracking jokes in the replies.“She’s elevating the fridge!” one said.“Hello salmonella, my old friend,” said another.“I believe Chef Gordon Ramsey would call that cross contamination,” a third added.However, more were taking the matter seriously, criticizing both Meghan and the show for their lack of care about food safety.“Why are they not in a tray? Yuk, all the chicken juices would be running all over that fridge shelf & down the back onto products below. Not great hygiene practices,” said one concerned commenter.“Who is on her production team? There are people paid to pay attention to details like this.

Jenna Ortega is spilling the tea on Wednesday‘s upcoming second season.

Adolescence. No, not the actual stage of life (though, let's be honest, we could all write a book on that), but that has everyone talking. The Adolescence cast brings together some big names and makes for .The show tackles serious and very real issues, namely male violence against women and girls—but at the hands of young boys.

Adolescence is one of the big new hits on Netflix, although one of the stars nearly quit the TV show.

Christopher Vourlias The 7th edition of the Joburg Film Festival came to a close Saturday night, bringing an end to a busy week that saw the festival and its parallel industry event, JBX, make strides in establishing themselves as what festival founder Timothy Mangwedi is determined to transform into “the number one pop-culture, must-attend event in sub-Saharan Africa.” Across the three-day JBX, or Joburg Xchange, representatives of the South African and global screen industries explored ways to bolster cross-border collaboration, wrestled with thorny issues involving copyright law, AI and workers’ rights, and sought to ensure that African narratives remain in the hands of African storytellers. Meanwhile, a full-day program presented in collaboration with Sisters Working in Film and Television (SWIFT) showcased the advances made by women in the South African screen industries while highlighting how much remains to be done on the road to gender parity.

upcoming podcast “Confessions of a Female Founder” have faced accusations of stealing names and ideas.After Markle announced the podcast – her second after her Spotify podcast “Archetypes” was canceled after one season – on her Instagram this week, people were quick to pile on, noting its name is very similar to several others that are lesser known. “Maybe you would like to know, Meghan Markle has ripped off another woman’s podcast called ‘confessions of a CEO,'” one user wrote on X.

The Duchess of Sussex ’s father added more fuel to the already burning flames of their estrangement last week when he accused her of being “inauthentic” in her new Netflix series.Thomas Markle Sr, 80, who reportedly hasn’t spoken to Meghan for a number of years, told a newspaper the 43-year-old appeared “pre-planned and rehearsed” in her With Love, Meghan show. The retired TV lighting director claimed he could tell when his daughter was “faking it” for the cameras, adding, “She’s trying so hard to be perfect that she tenses up every time the camera is on her.” Meghan, who amid all the criticism announced that she had already filmed a second series of the lifestyle show and was also launching a new podcast, reportedly hasn’t had any meaningful contact with her father since shortly after her 2018 wedding to Prince Harry.

Before her new Netflix series With Love, Meghan hit the screens, Meghan Markle had already given us major fashion envy. In a sneak peek shared on her Instagram, the Duchess of Sussex is seen in a candid moment walking the family dog wearing a pair of Saint Laurent's Tribute Woven Leather Slides, which you can get for £595. Sharp-eyed viewers spotted Meghans wearing the luxe sandals with casual blue jeans and a soft pink blouse, but if the Saint Laurent beauties are a tad steep for your wallet don't worry, because Marks and Spencer has come to the rescue with its latest drop.

Emily Longeretta SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers from “Temptation Island” Season 9, now streaming on Netflix. With the newest season of “Temptation Island” out now, it’s impossible not to have questions. The reality series, which first debuted on Fox in 2001, moved to USA years later and now streams on Netflix, dropped all 10 episodes on March 12.

Chris Pratt lead a stacked cast in Netflix’s The Electric State, which has an equally huge soundtrack.Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo (Avengers: Endgame), the sci-fi action film follows an orphaned teenager who teams up with a mysterious robot and an eccentric drifter in a journey across the American West to find her younger brother.The Electric State is loosely based on the 2018 graphic novel of the same name by Simon Stålenhag, with a screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely.Other cast members in the film include Ke Huy Quan, Stanley Tucci, Woody Norman, Giancarlo Esposito, Jason Alexander, Woody Harrelson, Anthony Mackie and Brian Cox.The film’s score is by Alan Silvestri, who previously collaborated with the Russo brothers on Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. He’s best known, however, for working with Robert Zemeckis on films like Back To The Future and Forrest Gump.You can stream the full soundtrack for The Electric State on Spotify and Apple Music.The film features a range of needle drops ranging from The Clash, Tom Petty and Judas Priest.

Christopher Vourlias South African producer Kutlwano Ditsele’s Ten30 Pictures is developing a slate of projects to follow on the heels of the Netflix original series “GO!,” which launches globally March 21. Speaking to Variety in Johannesburg, where the streamer will host the show’s premiere on March 16, Ditsele said this is just the first step for his young production outfit, insisting he plans on turning Ten30 into “the A24 of Africa.” “The biggest thing is to have an identity that says these stories are different to what’s [already out there],” he said.

Meghan Markle certainly caused a stir when she took to her new Insta page, announcing her eight-part culinary adventure, set to debut on Netflix on Wednesday, January 15.The Duchess of Sussex's fresh series, 'With Love, Meghan', has got fans super excited as it's lined up with celebs straight outta Meghan's close-knit squad – they're talking about her former 'Suits' colleague, the lovely Abigail Spencer. Abigail, known for her role as Dana 'Scottie' Scott, which skyrocketed Meghan to fame, is among the 11 fab guests starring in the cookery show.There's this adorable sneak peek where Abigail's seen sampling one of Meg's mouth-watering sweet treats while they dish on their past.This begs the question: Just how tight are these gals, and what's the backstory? Well, get ready to dive into Meghan and Abigail's friendship history.

Martin Klebba is speaking out about this weekend’s premiere of Snow White.

couldn’t help but ridicule Markle over her questionable cooking skills.“That’s not food – that’s punishment!” one person quipped.“Her food looks very basic and a bit boring,” another watcher said.“Another American destroying Italian food,” a third critic mourned.Even culinary stalwarts like Martha Stewart and Rachael Ray were dragged into the Markle mania as critics drew biting comparisons between the duchess and the beloved cooking personalities.“In marketing, there is aspirational marketing and relatability marketing,” PR expert Doug Eldridge remarked after “With Love, Meghan” premiered. “Martha Stewart was aspirational; Rachael Ray was relatable.”“Each personality came at it from a different direction, but managed to connect with their audiences (because they were authentic) and in so doing, climbed to the top of the lifestyle mountain, respectively,” he continued.“Connection comes in two forms, but regardless of the path or direction, it remains the critical first step in any creative or marketing endeavor.”The backlash grew so intense that one critic, celebrity chef Jameson Stocks, received death threats over his response to Markle’s show.“I started getting death threats and all sorts of nasty messages,” Stocks, 41, exclusively told The Post this week.“And I’m thinking to myself, Christ.

Katcy Stephan When your film’s supporting cast features the iconic snack mascot Mr. Peanut as a fearless robotic war hero, you’ve got to have a little fun in the marketing. And that’s exactly what Netflix did for their latest sci-fi adventure from the Russo brothers, “The Electric State,” which is now streaming.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Eric Schultz knows his way around the White House. He served as deputy White House press secretary during the Obama administration from 2014 to 2017. It’s one of the reasons that he now frequently consults on Hollywood projects about Washington.