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Katherine Ryan, a former supporter of the Duchess of Sussex, has made a U-turn over her views on Meghan Markle. Previously, the comedian had hailed Meghan's influence within the Royal Family, saying: "I love Meghan Markle 's voice and her confidence to challenge the norm and what's expected of her in that role." But it seems the tide has turned for Katherine following the release of Meghan's new Netflix series, With Love.The star didn't mince words when she discussed her changing opinions on her podcast, Telling Everybody Everything, as she accused Meghan of "lying", putting on an "act" and presenting a persona that was highly "manicured" and "forced". Katherine expressed her past support but explained her current misgivings by saying: "I liked Meghan Markle.

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Netflix has shared a brand-new teaser for an upcoming variety series Kian’s Bizarre B&B, starring BTS singer Jin and more.The minute-long clip teasing the anticipated new series was uploaded on March 12, providing a first glimpse into the unscripted series. Kian’s Bizarre B&B brings together Kian, a beloved webtoon artist-turned-entertainer alongside BTS member Jin and SNL Korea comedian Ji Ye-eun as they run a bed-and-breakfast together on Ulleungdo island.The clip takes a look at the quirky yet charming bed-and-breakfast as imagined by Kian, chaotically hosted by the show’s three leads as they navigate the business of B&B hosting for the first time.Kian’s Bizarre B&B is the latest variety offering from the creators of hit show Hyori’s Bed & Breakfast, touted by Netflix as a show “s all about the fun and unpredictability of trying something new, with your friends helping you every step of the way”.

who recently criticized Meghan Markle’s new Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan,” told The Post in an exclusive interview that his remarks have led to death threats against him. “I started getting death threats and all sorts of nasty messages,” Stocks, 41, revealed. “And I’m thinking to myself, ‘Christ.

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Oscar-winning filmmaker Ezra Edelman’s Prince project is joining a select list of documentaries with a dubious distinction – fated not to see the light of day. It happened with Lily Tomlin, the 1986 documentary directed by Nick Broomfield and Joan Churchill that has rarely been exhibited publicly. And in the 1970s, the Rolling Stones sued to keep director Robert Frank from releasing his documentary C**ksucker Blues, a film that chronicled a drug-fueled Stones concert tour of the U.S.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer A crew member on the Netflix film “Me Time” has settled a lawsuit over a near-fatal fall that left him with a traumatic brain injury. Michael Oronoz was working as a grip at Sunset Gower Studios in September 2021, when he fell from the catwalk to the floor 33 feet below. He was in a coma for three weeks, and had to relearn how to talk and how to walk over the course of a long recovery.

Netflix series Toxic Town.Written by Jack Thorne (His Dark Materials), the series follows a group of mothers who are fighting for justice after a link is discovered between toxic waste in the town and their children being born with defects.Jodie Whittaker and Aimee Lou Wood lead the cast, alongside Robert Carlyle, Rory Kinnear, Joe Dempsie, Brendan Coyle, Claudia Jessie and Lauren Lyle.Toxic Town is produced by Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones’ production company Broke & Bones, with Minkie Spiro serving as director.Netflix has not announced any plans for a second season. The show was originally billed as a miniseries, so it’s highly unlikely a second season will be commissioned.The story of the Corby scandal was also concluded across the show’s four episodes, so there’s little reason for the show to continue unless it tackles another case entirely.The true story behind Toxic Town is often described as the English version of Erin Brockovich, a paralegal who was instrumental in building a case against Pacific Gas & Electric Company in relation to water contamination in Hinkley, California.This case was covered in the 2000 biographical film Erin Brockovich with Julia Roberts in the lead role, who won an Oscar for her performance.As for other similar cases, 2019 film Dark Waters is a dramatised version of Robert Bilott’s case against the chemical manufacturing company DuPont.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Netflix has greenlit a remake of Stephen King’s novel “Cujo,” a horror story about a mother and son who get trapped in their car while protecting themselves from a rabid dog. Roy Lee (“Barbarian”) will produce the reboot, which has yet to attach a writer, director or cast members, per Deadline, which broke the news of the project.

Following the success of her new Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, fans have been loving seeing Meghan Markle in a more relaxed, off-duty role. Despite opting for plenty of chic, tailored outfits while hosting the new series, the Duchess of Sussex has previously shown a penchant for a more laid-back style. In a now-deleted Instagram post from 2015, Meghan shared a glimpse of her casual style with a photo of herself wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "Mermaid Off Duty", captioning the post: "So...

Another film adaptation of Stephen King‘s Cujo is under works.

With Love, Meghan has had a lot of press coverage. But the lifestyle series fronted by Meghan Markle struggled in the ratings, only just sneaking into Netflix’s top ten weekly ratings chart.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has made a deal to turn the Stephen King bestselling novel Cujo into a new feature film. Roy Lee is producing, and they will go out to writers immediately.

the outlet. “We’re a close-knit family, and I love those moments — putting Lili down for a nap, having lunch together, having sacred time together at the end of the day.”“Our kitchen is where Mama just cooks for the family, and with a crew of 80-plus people, that’s a lot of people to have in your house!” Markle added.By contrast, Stewart’s iconic “Martha Stewart Living” show was initially filmed at her Turkey Hill Road home in Westport, Connecticut, before the production moved to Westport Digital Studios in Westport.Production for Ray’s “The Rachael Ray Show” primarily took place at Chelsea Television Studios in New York City, though some episodes were filmed at the Food Network star’s house in Lake Luzerne, New York.While speaking to Fox News Digital, Eldridge emphasized the importance of authenticity for a show or brand.“Authenticity is like humidity — you can’t see it, but you can walk in a room and feel it,” he said.

eight-part series “With Love, Meghan,” has earned lower viewership numbers than her 2022 series “Harry & Meghan.”New figures appear to suggest that viewers prefer seeing the Duchess of Sussex on-screen with her husband, Prince Harry, rather than solo.The “Suits” alum, 43, premiered her cooking show March 4. And while it managed to find a way into Netflix’s Top 10 list, streaming figures show a stark contrast between her solo venture and her joint tell-all series alongside the Duke of Sussex, the Daily Mail reports.“With Love, Meghan” — a series that shows the mom of two offer a “how-to guide” for entertaining — racked up 526,000 households in the first five days it was available, according to data obtained by Samba TV.By comparison, Meghan and Harry’s 2022 series drew 2.1 million households in the same number of days, the data showed.Markle’s latest project proved to be most successful among viewers aged 45 to 54.As for geographical success, “With Love, Meghan” was most successful in the Baltic states: Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia.While the show did trend in the US, UK and Canada for a few days, it slid down the Top 10 list after three days, and officially fell off the list over the weekend.Still, it appears as though Netflix was chuffed with the streaming numbers “With Love, Meghan” raked in, as it said last week the show has been greenlit for Season 2.The Sussexes signed a $100 million deal with the streamer in 2020.

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ITV's This Morning duo Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard were left less than impressed after tasting a dish featured on Meghan Markle's new Netflix series. In a recent segment of her show, viewers saw The Duchess of Sussex whip up a convenient single-skillet spaghetti recipe designed for busy family life.

Meghan Markle’s “With Love, Meghan” show, saying she has an “unerring instinct for getting it wrong.”Brown, who served as the editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair from 1986 to 1992, said the Duchess of Sussex has “never figured out a convincing persona” after watching her latest Netflix series, which has already been renewed for Season 2.The “Suits” alum, 43, released her 8-part series on the streaming platform last week. But despite its streaming success, the project has been met with largely disappointing reviews from critics.According to Brown, the only show that would have worked would’ve been if Markle admitted “what a flaming flop the last five years have been.”“Who announces a new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, and hounds celebrity friends to talk up her strawberry jam on social media, without doing due diligence on the availability of the trademark?” Brown asked.In her Substack newsletter, titled Fresh Hell, she added that the former working royal is “impatient” and always “behind the curve.”Additionally, Brown slammed Markle and her husband Prince Harry’s decision to partner with Netflix after sensationally quitting royal life in 2020.“All Meghan had to do was shut up and wait,” Brown writes.

Naman Ramachandran “Crazy Rich Asians” producer Janice Chua has boarded global production company Third Culture Content (TCC) as co-founder and producer, as the banner simultaneously reveals development on a U.S. adaptation of Korean drama hit “King the Land.” The Los Angeles and Seoul-based outfit, which produced the English-Korean bilingual series “Dramaworld” that bowed on Netflix globally before its second season hit Prime Video (U.S.), ITV (U.K.), CBC (Canada), iQiyi (Southeast Asia), Tving (Korea), and U-Next (Japan), is plotting an ambitious growth strategy for 2025.

renewed for Season 2.Hot on the heels of its success, an unnamed staffer told People that the former working royal made everyone on set feel part of the project, despite initially expecting to be “invisible.”“She made sure everyone felt included, from Netflix executives to our director to every PA on set. No one was left out,” he told the outlet.“Most of the time, we’re expected to fade into the background, to be invisible.

Naman Ramachandran Fatima Sana Shaikh’s journey in Bollywood has been nothing short of transformative. The actor, who broke through in 2016 with her performance as a wrestler in “Dangal” — India’s highest-grossing film of all time — has since diversified her portfolio with a mix of intense dramas, action-packed roles and heartwarming love stories. As she gears up for her upcoming projects — including “Ul Jalool Ishq” by Vibhu Puri, “Aap Jaisa Koi” for Netflix, “Metro… In Dino” by Anurag Basu and “Nyaya” by Nitya Mehra and Karan Kapadia — Shaikh is embracing every role with a mix of excitement and humility.