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Netflix's original film The Bubble features new talent Harry Trevaldwyn. Despite being surrounded by a star-studded ensemble cast including Leslie Mann, Benedict Cumberbatch and Daisy Ridley, Harry still manages to shine in his scenes. Playing Covid-19 officer Gunther, his character is tasked with ensuring the actors stay safe during production of a new film.

It’s a strong year so far for the true-crime genre. “The Tinder Swindler” captivated Netflix subscribers in early February, with “Inventing Anna” and “Bad Vegan” close behind.

Vanessa and Nick Lachey are getting candid about their own relationship.

The Jennifer Lopez documentary Halftime will open the 2022 edition of the Tribeca Festival unspooling in NYC June 8-19.

Netflix subscribers in Russia are reportedly suing the streaming service for suspending local service following the country’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

Plans for season six of Netflix show The Crown are well underway and you could be a part of it. So far, the royal drama - based on real events - has charted palace events from the Queen’s coronation right through to Margaret Thatcher’s time at Number 10 Downing Street. Season five is set to hit our screens this winter, covering the tragic death of Princess Diana.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaJenny from the block will return to her old stomping grounds.The 2022 edition of the Tribeca Festival will kick off on Wednesday, June 8, with the world premiere of “Halftime,” a new Netflix documentary that promises to inject some serious star wattage into the annual celebration of movies and media. The movie follows Jennifer Lopez as she reflects on her career as a global recording star and movie icon.

Eight Ultimatums later! The first season of The Ultimatum made waves when it premiered, but did the bold premise work for any of the couples?

The debut trailer for Netflix‘s The Takedown just debuted online and it stars one of Netflix’s current big stars, Omar Sy of Lupin fame!

Netflix has dropped the first full trailer for its upcoming buddy cop action comedy, The Takedown. Lupin’s Omar Sy reteams with Laurent Lafitte in the follow-up to their 2012 On The Other Side Of The Tracks. In another reunion, Lupin director Louis Leterrier has the reins. The French film is part of Netflix’s drive to ramp up local feature productions and launches globally on the streamer on May 6. Check out the dubbed trailer above.

K.J. Yossman Russian Netflix users have reportedly filed a class-action lawsuit against the streaming giant for loss of service.Last month Netflix confirmed it was suspending its service in Russia as a protest against the country’s invasion of Ukraine. Netflix has also paused all projects in and acquisitions from Russia.

Netflix has debuted the trailer for Bullsh*t The Game Show, which is the only trivia game where you could win $1M…without ever giving a correct answer.

After a three-year break, Netflix’s Emmy-nominated dramedy “Russian Doll” is finally back. When last we saw Natasha Lyonne’s eccentric chain-smoking software engineer Nadia, she had finally broken out of a time loop in which she repeated her 36th birthday, including dying multiple heinous deaths, over and over.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe success of Korean shows “Vincenzo” and “Squid Game” and Japanese anime such as “Attack on Titan” are justifying Netflix’s heavy spending on Asian film and TV content.The streaming giant is forecast to grow its revenues in the Asia-Pacific region by 24% in the current year as subscriber numbers swell by 20%, according to new research, from Singapore based consultancy Media Partners Asia.That optimism stands in contrast to investment sentiment in January when Netflix announced its December quarter and 2021 full year data and a spooked the financial community with a cautious (global) first quarter outlook. Media Partners Asia’ latest note on the company indicates that Netflix could grow APAC revenues by 24% in the current year to December, to $4.1 billion.

Netflix star Julia Haart has revealed she once had sex surrounded by "throngs" of tourists while visiting Rome with a former lover.The My Unorthodox Life mini-series star shared the startling revelation in her debut memoir, Brazen, which hits bookstores today (April 13).Julia, 50, revealed in her autobiography that she once got down and dirty in the Italian capital with a former British lover that she only named Lucas.She claims the pair were visiting Italy for a business trip back in 2014 but they couldn't resist the urge.Writing in her memoir, she penned: "Throngs of people surround the [Trevi] Fountain."Then I felt his hand reaching under my miniskirt, and before I knew what was happening, he was inside me!"I had never been so shocked in my life, I tried to be quiet so as not to give us away, it was crazy."The co-owner former CEO of Elite World Group went on to say, after reaching a rather scandalous climax "down went the skirt, and we looked at each other, delighted, it had been a mad, crazy thing to do."Julia has been open about her sex life in the past, having grown up in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community of Monsey, New York, where she was oblivious to what an orgasm is.The businesswoman married her first husband, Yosef Hendler, when she was just 19, having met him just a handful of times without being intimate."Neither Yosef nor I knew what an orgasm meant," she explained.She went on to write: "I had my very first orgasm when I was in my thirties, and it was with a Rabbit vibrator and had nothing to do with my husband," adding that their first attempt at sex was a "disaster".However, she admits that her poor experiences are not because of Yosef but because they were "doing what our teachers had told us.""We both

Meghan Markle will be given the VIP treatment during their upcoming trip to the Netherlands, it has been claimed. The couple will be taking the trip from their United States home for the Invictus Games, which starts on Saturday (April 16).

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIn its first incarnation, “Russian Doll” felt as close to complete as any TV show ever gets. With those first eight episodes, delving deep into the minds of jaded New Yorkers Nadia (Natasha Lyonne) and Alan (Charlie Barnett) and back out again, creators Lyonne, Amy Poehler, and Leslye Headland had achieved something truly heady, unnerving, and spectacular.

Pamela Anderson made her Broadway debut Tuesday night when she entered the cast of the long-running revival of Chicago.The 54-year-old, who is playing the lead role of Roxie Hart, glowed as she accepted a bouquet of red roses during the curtain call.She showed off her world-famous figure as she hit the stage wearing one of the revealing black costumes that have become a signature of this production. The name on everybody's lips:Pamela Anderson made her Broadway debut Tuesday night when she entered the cast of the long-running revival of ChicagoPamela emphasized her curves in a clinging high-cut black bodysuit that featured a mesh decolletage and sleeves.Her signature platinum blonde hair was worn in a do reminiscent of the Roaring 20s, which is when the beloved musical is set.

Exciting news for Selling Sunset fans!

EXCLUSIVE: Peacock has put in development Pure, a one-hour drama based on Allen Salkin’s Vanity Fair article “The Runaway Vegan,” from Weimaraner Republic Pictures and Warner Bros. Television.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterNetflix has promoted Emily Feingold to vice president of communications, Variety has learned exclusively.The experienced and well-liked executive will now oversee communications for the streaming giant across the United States and Canada. She reports to Rachel Whetstone, Netflix chief communications officer.“I am thrilled that Emily has been appointed as Netflix’s new VP of communications.