Netflix Reveals Strong Viewership Numbers For Mindy Kaling’s ‘Never Have I Ever’ & Spike Lee’s ‘Da 5 Bloods’ In Earnings Report

Amy Robach is exhaling a sigh of relief. The Good Morning America host marked her first step towards recovery after a recent painful injury with a celebratory post on Instagram.MORE: Amy Robach looks sensational as she takes to the stage in new birthday photosThe star's latest selfie is from a gym, featuring Amy walking for the first time – slowly – on a treadmill after a "wicked calf strain." She explained she injured herself last week after jumping for her toddler.While Amy said she's "never been happier" to be able to walk again, she admitted it is not quite the workout she is used to nor where she hopes to be in her recovery. WATCH: Amy Robach is surprised backstage by David MuirMORE: Amy Robach leaves David Muir baffled in hilarious backstage videoThe television host also shared a video of her on the treadmill, which she adorned with a gif that read "taking it slow." "Still days away from a run," said Amy, explaining that for now, the most she has been able to do is one and a half miles at a 2.2 pace.

BRIT Awards to Wayne and Coleen Rooney's swanky documentary premiere and Emma Raducanu's glitzy London appearance, it seems this month promises to be an exciting one for celebrity fans!MORE: Best dressed stars at The BRIT Awards 2022Actors, models, TV stars and other big personalities have hit the red-carpet and we're all over them like flies! Here are the hottest events of February that has caught our eyes…Adele was the woman of the moment at this year's BRIT Awards, not only did she win three gongs, but the superstar also wowed the crowds with her vocals.The royal was among the lucky guests at The Fendi Set book launch event which was held at the Royal Academy of Arts on 8 February.MORE: 12 of the glitziest celebrity parties on October's social calendarThe couple made a loved-up appearance together for the red carpet premiere of J.Lo's newest rom-com, Marry Me, which is being released on Valentine's Day weekend.RELATED: Jennifer Lopez is a vision in a glam lace dress on romantic date with Ben AffleckAt the start of the month, evian unveiled a dazzling pop-up immersive art installation in London created with multi-disciplinary artist and crystal lover, Sara Shakeel, to celebrate the launch of its much-awaited evian Sparkling water. The event was attended by Global Brand Ambassador and the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year for 2021 Emma Raducanu.On 9 February, football star Wayne walked the blue carpet, alongside wife Coleen wearing Mugler, as they made their way inside the venue for an exclusive premiere of the documentary film.

Kate Beckinsale fans don't know what to think of the star's latest video posted to Instagram. The actress tends to share the wild activities she does in her stunning home, like filling her kitchen with soap bubbles.MORE: Kate Beckinsale dons adorable pink frock for dynamite Valentine's Day postShe also has previously shared pictures of herself playing dress up, most recently dazzling fans with her never-ending legs wearing a pink baby doll dress for Valentine's day.However it is her latest costume that has really caused a stir, and it's like nothing we've ever seen before.WATCH: Kate sends pulces racing with yellow push-up braMORE: Kate Beckinsale shares at-home dance video which ends in mishapThe video featured Kate wearing a hyper-realistic mask of a white Poodle, jokingly tormenting her cat, Clive.

EXCLUSIVE: TJ Bernardy And Chris Fioto has been promoted to partner in WME’s Talent Group Deadline has learned.

Showtime Networks Inc. and Bleecker Street have entered into a new and exclusive three-year output agreement, effective in March.

ESPN executives have been trying since 2018 to convince Peyton Manning to join the in-studio broadcast team for their flagship “Monday Night Football.” Now they may be happier that he turned down those overtures.That’s because the retired NFL quarterback has gained traction with an alternate “Monday Night Football” telecast for ESPN2 that he began hosting with his younger brother, Eli, another former all-star QB, in September. The stakes couldn’t be higher for ESPN, the NFL or the TV business — even though the decidedly low-tech broadcast, which quickly came to be known as “ManningCast,” feels like a cross between hanging out in a sports bar and a glorified Zoom session.

She started competing at age six. Chloe Kim began snowboarding when she was just four years old, per . Snowboarding came naturally to Kim, and her father Jong Jin started taking her on six-hour drives from their Torrance, California home to Mammoth Mountain ski to practice the sport.

this. The singer, makeup mogul, National Hero of Barbados, and soon-to-be mother just took maternity fashion to an Ashton Kutcher in 2004 level. But it's Rihanna, so she made it work in a way no one else could.The billionaire multi-hyphenate wore an outfit straight out of the early 2000s on Wednesday, February 9 for dinner out in Los Angeles.

Jordan Moreau SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched Episode 7 of “Peacemaker” on HBO Max.The past few episodes of “Peacemaker” have peeled back the secretive layers of Clemson Murn, the no-nonsense mercenary played by Chukwudi Iwuji. First, he was revealed to be a Butterfly, a race of insect-like aliens secretly taking over human bodies.

Addie Morfoot Contributor“Hacks” is a dark comedy about two women in different stages of life desperately trying to hold on to their careers, but it’s also a character study that defies genre.The series stars Jean Smart as comedian Deborah Vance and Hannah Einbinder as Ava, a young, struggling comedy writer brought in to revamp Vance’s stale Vegas residency.The 10-episode first season of the HBO Max series, created by “Broad City” trio Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs and Jen Statsky, tackles isolation, loneliness and, according to Variety’s Daniel D’Addario, “successfully argues that there is a virtue all its own in showing up and gutting it out — in being a hack.”At the heart of the show is the relationship between Vance and Ava – a pair of strong-willed, hardheaded women from opposite worlds and generations who share a common passion: comedy.

Rob Lowe is bringing evil back.

Prince Charles referred to his wife Camilla Parker-Bowles as "my Mehbooba" during a speech at a British Asian Trust event on Wednesday night. The Prince of Wales used the phrase, which means "my beloved" in Urdu, while addressing some of the nation's most prominent politicians just days after it was announced that Camilla would become Queen Consort when Charles is crowned King.

When folks criticize filmmakers’ decisions to take the streaming money for their next feature or TV series, a common argument is that the project will get lost in the tidal wave of originals that are released.

Longtime Netflix content chief Ted Sarandos has been named co-CEO alongside founder Reed Hastings, the streaming giant announced Thursday. "Ted has been my partner for decades," Hastings said in a statement announcing the appointment.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticUPDATED, 3:10 PM: A California judge has denied Netflix’s second motion to dismiss Mo’Nique’s racial and gender bias against the streamer in which she alleges gender and racial discrimination over pay for a potential comedy special.The comic and Precious Oscar winner, real name Monique Hicks, says the $500,000 offered by Netflix in 2017 for a stand-up special was not just an insult but illegal.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticAs the world outside North America hesitantly moves back into film and TV production out of the COVID-19 pandemic, Netflix’s newly minted co-CEO believes the entertainment industry will never be the same – but things are “ramping up”“I think the safety protocols will become a permanent part of production, which is a good thing,” Ted Sarandos said today on the Q2 earnings videoconference. “It been remarkable how nimble the teams have been …The nimble nature of our creatives,” the once and still Chief Content Officer of the streamer added of both projects that are restarting internationally and those still on pause Stateside.

One business that has been booming during the COVID-19 pandemic is streaming platforms, and Netflix remains at the top of the heap.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterForty million households tuned in to watch Mindy Kaling’s “Never Have I Ever” and Steve Carell starrer “Space Force” in their first four weeks on Netflix, said the streaming company in its second-quarter earnings results.Meanwhile, “Too Hot to Handle” reeled in 51 million households, while “Floor Is Lava” brought in a projected 37 million households.Those audience metrics are based on how many member accounts watched a given show or movie for a minimum of just two minutes — an in-house calculation the company claims is a better reflection of popularity than average time spent viewing, which is how the television world measures viewership.The streaming platform also released self-reported viewer metrics for

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorNetflix announced that chief content officer Ted Sarandos has been appointed co-CEO of the company, alongside co-founder Reed Hastings.Sarandos, who will continue to serve as content chief, joined Netflix over 20 years ago. He’s also been elected to Netflix’s board of directors.“Ted has been my partner for decades,” Hastings said in announcing the appointment.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorIn a major change to Netflix’s C-suite, content chief Ted Sarandos has been named co-CEO and Chief Product Officer Greg Peters has been named to the additional role of COO.Reed Hastings, who co-founded the company and has served as CEO for most of its 23 years of existence, will be co-CEO with Sarandos.After joining the company in 2000, Sarandos has spearheaded the programming effort and personified the company’s disruptive approach to releasing TV and film.“Ted has been my partner for decades. This change makes formal what was already informal — that Ted and I share the leadership of Netflix,” says Hastings.

Jill Goldsmith, Dade Hayes Netflix added 10 million net new global subscribers last quarter, beating expectations as viewers hunkered down amid a pandemic. The company’s current third-quarter forecast disappointed however, knocking the stock down more than 11% in after hours trading.In major news, chief content officer Ted Sarandos was named co-CEO alongside founder and chairman Reed Hastings.Netflix net subscriber adds were above expectations of 8.26 million for the second quarter where it ended at 192.95 total subs.