Netflix's 'Cursed' new series set to rival Game of Thrones and The Witcher

Premio Lo Nuestro just around the corner, we want to remind you of some of the best artists that have walked their red carpet. Today, we highlight Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez, who attended the award ceremony together in 2007, when they were still married. This was the only time in the award history that the ‘Bronx Diva’ would attend.Remembering the first Premio Lo Nuestro in 1989The three female artists that have been recognized with the Premio Lo Nuestro a la ExcelenciaThe famous couple, who at that time would have been married for more than two years, walked down the red carpet looking super in love with each other.

One big happy family? Christine Brown’s son, Paedon Brown, didn’t hold back when speaking about his relationship with dad Kody Brown’s wife Robyn Brown.

A bigger brood? Prince William and Duchess Kate have been vocal over the years about their mixed feelings when it comes to expanding their family.

As the UK recovers from a week of battering from three different storms, the weather across the country should begin to mellow out somewhat.

Future stepmom! Megan Fox went on a cute coffee date with Machine Gun Kelly and his daughter, Casie.

Real estate paradise! Hannah Godwin and Dylan Barbour are getting settled into their new home — and they’re ready to give fans a peek inside.

“Good as Hell.”The 33-year-old Grammy winner suggested that the “Umbrella” singer has some playful juice in her.“We are friendly. The thing about Rihanna is if she f – – ks with you, she f – – ks with you. By the grace of the godd – – n stars, she f – – ks with me,” Lizzo told Variety in a new interview.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWelcome to this week’s “Just for Variety.”Reggaeton star Adassa, who made her acting debut starring as Dolores in “Encanto,” says she’s “not surprised” that Disney didn’t submit the song “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” for Oscar consideration because “Dos Oruguitas,” which is up for best song, is the “heart and soul of the film.” She adds, “Did we know ‘Bruno’ was going to become what it is? No!” Even though it isn’t nominated, Adassa is hoping she will get to perform it at the Oscars: “Hand me the mic. I’m ready for the stage!”Adassa auditioned for Dolores with a performance of Céline Dion’s “All by Myself.” But then she got COVID. “I was almost dying,” she recalls.

Not sweating the small stuff! After her tumble got caught on camera, Zendaya found humor in the situation.

Angelique Jackson NFL legend Tom Brady just announced his retirement from football, but TB12 is already getting back in the game, all thanks to Hollywood.The seven-time Super Bowl champion will produce and appear in the new movie “80 for Brady,” which is led by an equally impressive cast: Academy Award-nominee Lily Tomlin, Academy Award-winner Jane Fonda, Academy Award-winner Rita Moreno and Academy Award-winner Sally Field.The movie is inspired by the true story of 4 best friends and New England Patriots fans who take a life-changing trip to Super Bowl LI to see their hero Tom Brady play, and the chaos that ensues as they navigate the wilds of the biggest sporting event in the country.Paramount Pictures has acquired worldwide rights to the project from Endeavor Content, who will produce the film alongside Brady’s 199 Productions and Academy Award-winner Donna Gigliotti. The film is directed by Kyle Marvin (star of “WeCrashed” and co-writer and star of “The Climb”), who co-wrote the latest script with Michael Covino, based off a draft by Emily Halpern & Sarah Haskins (“Booksmart”).

As we spend more time indoors as the country embraces social distancing, there's more time than ever to watch something good on Netflix.

ridiculously rad-looking series Warrior Nun, which premieres on Thursday, July 2; Charlize Theron's The Old Guard, which premieres on Friday, July 10; and Katherine Langford getting medieval for a new take on the Arthurian legend in Cursed, which drops on Friday, July 17.Netflix will also feature new takes on a couple of '90s classics, including Netflix's new version of Unsolved Mysteries, the first six episodes of which will drop on Wednesday, July 1, and a new adaptation of The Baby-Sitters Club, which will arrive on Friday, July 3. Then, a new limited series called Stateless, about a group of four strangers whose worlds collide at an Australian immigrant detention center, arrives on Wednesday, July 8.

13 REASONS Why star Katherine Langford revealed she was"too busy" to return as Hannah Baker for the Netflix show's finale. Hannah Baker was at the centre of the show's first season and has made sporadic appearances since then.

13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford has revealed why she wasn’t able to attend filming for the final episode of the Netflix drama.Langford’s character Hannah Baker does appear in the show’s finale, but via the producers adapting footage from an earlier episode.Now, Langford has saidthat she was too busy filming for another Netflix series Cursed to show up for the last shoot. The actor also revealed that she still hasn’t finished watching 13 Reasons Why despite starring in it.

After playing the beloved Hannah Baker on Netflix's 13 Reasons Why, Katherine Langford returns to the streaming service playing a much different character in the upcoming fantasy series Cursed.Netflix has released the first trailer for Cursed, a 10-episode series that re-tells the legend of King Arthur through a teenage sorceress named Nimue (Langford).According to Arthurian legend, Nimue would ultimately become the Lady in the Lake, though this series follows her teaming up with a young Arthur (Devon Terrell).

Netflix have shared a trailer for new fantasy show Cursed – watch it below.The show stars 13 Reasons Why‘s Katherine Langford as Nimue, a young woman tormented for her magical gifts.Cursed, which lands on Netflix on July 17, is based on a book by Tom Wheeler and Frank Miller. It reimagines the story of King Arthur with Lady Of The Lake as the hero.The new slo-mo trailer gives little away regarding the series, but is a taster of what looks set to be a deeply atmospheric show.The synopsis for Cursed reads: “After her mother’s death, she finds an unexpected partner in Arthur, a humble mercenary, in a quest to find Merlin and deliver an ancient sword.

Katherine Langford is getting medieval in her next adventure. The 13 Reasons Why star headlines Netflix's Cursed, based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Tom Wheeler and Frank Miller.

the list of new Netflix titles that are scheduled to arrive on the streaming service next month are stacking up.

Cursed, which is just about to be released onto the streamer.

Katherine Langford makes an emphatic return to Netflix in the new fantasy series “Cursed”.

Can you alter a legend? Netflix is willing to explore the answer as they bring to life the popular book “Cursed.” The usual Arthurian tales place the Lady of the Lake in the position of an enchantress, giving her a secondary role to King Arthur and his male counterparts. In this retelling, Nimue takes center stage as she finds herself gifted with a mysterious sword and the potentially dangerous aspects of a quest to find Merlin.