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John Mulaney initially fell victim to an internet scam that involves his new TV show, and almost lost some of his own money.

Meryl Streep is in talks for an exciting new role in Greta Gerwig and Netlfix’s Chronicles of Narnia films!

Lauren Coates Season 2 of the Netflix action-comedy series “Fubar” will arrive globally on Netflix June 12. Alongside the release date, Netflix released first look images for season two, which stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and series newcomer Carrie-Ann Moss. Starring and executive produced by Schwarzenegger, Season 2 of Fubar picks up with veteran CIA operative Luke Brunner (Schwarzenegger), who returns alongside his daughter/fellow operative Emma (Monica Barbaro) to take down new villains.

Naman Ramachandran Cannes laureate Kornél Mundruczó is juggling multiple high-profile projects across different continents. There’s the Ellen Burstyn-starrer “Place to Be,” currently filming in Australia, “At the Sea” featuring Amy Adams and now post-production, and a revival of his long-dormant “Elephant Man” adaptation that promises to transform the Victorian classic into a “colorful summer story.” The Hungarian filmmaker, who won the Fipresci prize at Cannes for “Delta,” and the festival’s Un Certain Regard prize for “White God” and gained further recognition with Venice winner and Oscar-nominated Netflix feature “Pieces of a Woman,” is clearly continuing to diversify his portfolio.

Ethan Shanfeld Sarah Silverman is returning to Netflix with her second stand-up special for the streamer. Titled “Postmortem,” the comedy hour will see Silverman finding humor in grieving her parents.

Meghan Markle’s Netflix show when Brian Tyree Henry gushed over the series on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” last week. Henry, 43, explained that he and Elizabeth Olsen, who are both starring in the upcoming thriller “Panic Carefully,” bonded over both being fans of “With Love, Meghan.”“Lizzie and I share the bond of watching television that’s crazy.

Jamie Lang In a significant move for Brazilian cultural preservation, Netflix has announced a BRL 5 million ($875,000) donation to the Brazilian Cinematheque as part of its architectural restoration, modernization and expansion initiative. The streaming giant becomes the first private company to join the revitalization effort of this historic institution since its reopening in 2022.

David Beckham has once again found himself at the centre of scandal after his former assistant, Rebecca Loos, doubled down on her claims of an affair with the footballer over two decades ago, something the former Man United legend has repeatedly denied. Rebecca, who first claimed she’d had an extra-marital relationship with David in 2004, again opened up about the alleged affair last week, declaring, “I never lied about a single thing,” during a bombshell interview with 60 Minutes Australia.

Aramide Tinubu Medical dramas are some of the most enduring shows on television. ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” has been on the screen for two decades, surpassing the long-running “ER.” HBO recently released “The Pitt” to critical acclaim, and now, Netflix is debuting its first original English-language hospital-based show, “Pulse.” Created by Zoe Robyn, “Pulse” follows a group of emergency and surgical residents at Maguire Hospital, a level-one trauma center in Miami. Like countless others in the genre, “Pulse” is a blend of illnesses and wounds paired with the sordid details of the doctors’ personal lives.

Weak Hero Class 2, starring Park Ji-hoon, Ryeo Un and more. Here’s everything you need to know about the new series.The Weak Hero series is based on the popular webtoon series of the same name, following high school student Yeon Si-eun.

Netflix has revealed the acts involved in the soundtrack for its upcoming anime adaptation of Devil May Cry.Later today (April 3), the first season of the Devil May Cry anime series will premiere on Netflix around the globe. Previously unveiled as the show’s main theme was Limp Bizkit’s ‘Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)’.Then last month, Evanescence revealed that they would be contributing to the anime’s soundtrack in the form of an entirely new song, ‘Afterlife’.

Netflix is not fooling around this April as it bulks up its slate for the first full month of spring. Romance films, comedies and dramas abound on the streamer with a few titles that launched at the end of March making it into the best new films to stream on Netflix in April.

approach to beauty, wearing minimal makeup during royal events and, most notably, her . Following the success of her Netflix show , she's finally revealing the exact products she uses for the perfect look.According to her official , Meghan Markle is a huge fan of this lightweight from .

Lauren Coates Shondaland has promoted three executives to expanded roles as it aims to grow its communications/marketing, consumer products and digital media footprints. The shingle, currently based at Netflix under an overall deal, has upped Alyssa Schimel to to a newly created role as VP of global content marketing, communications and talent strategy, while Catherine Yan Lustro has been named senior director of global merchandise strategy and experiences and Seth Plattner will serve as senior director of digital engagement and content strategy.

Actor Will Poulter has been open about his personal struggles, even as he steps into the limelight with his latest role in A24's eerie new horror film, Death of a Unicorn.

EXCLUSIVE: Hulu has handed a pilot order to Group Chat, a satirical comedy starring and executive produced by La La Anthony (BMF), written and executive produced by black-ish creator Kenya Barris and executive produced by Kim Kardashian.

Streaming on Netflix, Oxygen is a 2020 French-language movie that has gripped viewers. Directed and produced by Alexandre Aja, the sci-fi psychological thriller has been described as “claustrophobic” by viewers who have felt as though they’re right there in the cryogenic chamber with Liz.

With Gilmore Girls star Lauren Graham appearing on fan fave podcast “Call Her Daddy” this week, we’re taking a look at her co-stars and revealing where everyone is today.

Meghan Markle married a Prince, became a Duchess, has starred in a hit TV show, has a Netflix lifestyle series, and so much more…but she does have a response to those who think she’s not relatable.

William Earl Welcome to Horror Explorer, a curated column showcasing the month’s best movies, series, books and everything else spooky worth checking out. I’m William Earl, the editor of Variety.com and the publication’s resident horror enthusiast. Please drop me a line at wearl@variety.com if there’s something I should check out for next month’s missive. “Hell of a Summer” (Opening in theaters on April 4 from Neon) — Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk wrote and directed this throwback slasher, with the duo also co-starring in the film.

the release of her new lifestyle brand, As Ever, have slammed the “logistical nightmare” the business venture has turned out to be.On Wednesday, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, celebrated the official launch of her very delayed money-making project by sharing several videos on social media of her products.But despite the “Suits” alum’s visible enthusiasm in her videos, it appears as though Netflix staffers are experiencing completely different emotions behind the scenes.“There is so much drama surrounding them once again that internally the team are over it before it’s even launched,” a source told the Daily Mail.“It’s been a logistical nightmare and the buying team are having an issue as they can’t work out what the demand will be, if any.”Insiders told the outlet that the former working royal has lined up her famous friends to “plaster social media” with her newly-released products.“People will be posting their jars of jam — they’ve seeded it to lots of influencers to get it out there and to plaster social media with ‘good vibes’ on launch,” the source added.What’s more, Markle’s decision to ditch the company’s initial American Riviera Orchard moniker at the eleventh hour has proved to trigger a slew of logistical troubles for the team.Insiders told the outlet that Markle also allegedly had her team sign NDAs so that they won’t reveal where As Ever’s products, including her “fruit spread,” are being produced.The Post has reached out to Markle’s reps for comment.Still, Markle was confident that her company’s partnership with Netflix was going to be the “perfect match.”“Frankly, I was building out a very different business plan at the outset,” Markle told Inc.