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 Here’s a must-watch Hulu documentary film for all you ‘90s kids out there. Soleil Moon Frye — who gained fame as TV’s Punky Brewster — recorded hundreds of hours of footage while growing up as a teenager in Hollywood and New York City.

Oscar buzz — . Chloé Zhao's new film stars Frances McDormand as «Fern,» who sets out in her van after her small town is destroyed by economic crisis, meeting real-life nomads — most of whom are not played by actors — along the way. On Feb. 28,   won Best Picture — Drama at the Golden Globes and Zhao won Best Director, the second woman ever to win the award, after Barbra Streisand in 1984.

Netflix at the end of March! The Leonardo DiCaprio film is one of the movies and TV shows that will no longer be on the streaming service after next month, as well as, and Another film leaving Netflix is The drama, for which Jennifer Lawrence won an Oscar, takes a bow on March 16.Read on for a complete list of what movies and TV shows are leaving Netflix in March. Be sure to check out everything coming to Netflix as well, and our guide to what new movies you can watch at home.Seasons 1-4: Seasons 1-3 (2011) (2016)(2017) (2015) (2019) (2019) (2012) r (2019)(2017) (2016) (2017)(2005): Collections 1-3 : The Social Experiment (2019) (2012) (2018) (2016) (2017)(2018) (2011) (2016)(2016) (2018) (2007) (2019): Seasons 1-2 (2012) : Season 1 :

Andra Day is about to make a bigger name for herself, portraying legendary jazz singer Billie Holiday in Lee Daniels’ biopic,. This marks the first lead onscreen role for the 36-year-old performer, who opens up to ET’s Rachel Smith about the dramatic transformation she went through to embody the 1940s icon.

Lana Condor tells ET's Rachel Smith of the film's ending. «It was very important for me when we were starting to talk about the third movie… that the choices she makes are about her future and her future as a young woman going out and living her life.

Lana Condor and Noah Centineo aren't ready to say goodbye just yet to Lara Jean and Peter. «I'm in deep denial,» Condor confessed to ET's Rachel Smith over Zoom in late January on reaching the end of the journey. «I was such a wreck when we had wrapped in Korea; we shot the Korea portion of it at the very end of [the movie].

place like Cecil Hotel, which has been the location of many murders, overdoses and suicides and even inspired.

I was 13 when Queer As Folk first burst onto our screens, at the time in the late 90s there was simply nothing else like it on our screens, and for all the flaws and imperfect characters, as I would later grow up to realise, it was a pretty close portrayal of life as a member of LGBTQI community. Written by Russell T Davies, it helped normalise much of the inner struggles I was feeling towards my then blossoming sexuality. But to understand where it is you are going, you first must grapple with the history of what and who has come before. So now, some 22 years later, Davies has done just that in his new series, It’s A Sin, where he takes the viewer back to 1981.

Marvel is back. The MCU is kicking off a 2021 plethora of TV shows and movies with, which stars Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany and brings the super-powered beings to suburban-life — though everything is not as it seems.

Marvel is back. The MCU is kicking off a 2021 plethora of TV shows and movies with, which stars Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany and brings the super-powered beings to suburban-life — though everything is not as it seems.

is back for a second season. Following an incredibly successful debut season, which introduced the world to the Child aka “Baby Yoda” and earned Disney+ its first Emmy nomination for Outstanding Drama Series, the spinoff returns with season 2 on Friday, Oct.

brought back even more favorites for season 3, which is now streaming on Netflix.    “In its first two seasons and in this season, which I’m most excited about, is that it taps into some of those things that were left dangling. And we can go back and revisit and sort of craft new ways to continue the story 35 years later,” Ralph Macchio tells ET.

’s first season was only eight episodes long, it packed in a lot of drama, scandal, love and plenty of gossip.

Hulu will be saying goodbye to a number of its movies. Among those to go are — which only will be on the streaming service for one month, so watch it while you can! — as well as, and more. Read on below for all the titles leaving Hulu in December, and be sure to check out our guides for what's new on Hulu in January, new on Netflix in January and leaving Netflix as well.

streaming options on Hulu. A bunch of new and old favorite TV shows and movies are hitting the platform starting Jan.

is leaving as well — though you will be able to watch on Peacock, so fear not — as well as a number of TV shows and movies on the streaming service.The movies, and seasons 1-5 will also be leaving Netflix in January.Read on for a complete list of what movies and TV shows are leaving Netflix in January. Be sure to check out everything coming to Netflix as well, and our guide to what new movies you can watch at home.: Seasons 1-9   : Seasons 1-6 : Seasons 1-3 : Seasons 1-3 (2004) Seasons 1-3 : Seasons 1-4 : Seasons 1-5 : Seasons 1-5Check back here every month for the latest upcoming Netflix departures.And if you're looking for more to watch when these titles leave, here are what shows to watch on Amazon Prime, the best movies to watch on

Netflix is releasing a bunch of new titles in January 2021, including returning originals, like season 2 and season 3, old favorite films like and, and new originals, such as and Sadly, one thing you won't be able to watch on Netflix anymore is, but we've got all the details on how to watch on Peacock, its new home, here.Read on below for everything new you can watch on Netflix in January.

Charli and Dixie D'Amelio will star in an eight-episode docuseries alongside their parents, dad Marc and mom Heidi, the streaming service announced Friday. It will debut in 2021 on Hulu.will follow «the reigning family of social media,» according to the announcement, and will chart the family's «rise to fame, all while still staying true to their family values.»“We are excited to be joining the Hulu family with a unique behind the scenes look into our life," said Marc D’Amelio in a statement.

Find it on: Amazon Prime VideoCharlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Lucy and the gang deck the halls and discover the meaning of the season in the 1965 animated special.Find it on: Apple TV+It’s not Christmas without a magical train journey to the North Pole; based on the 1985 children’s book, with help from an animated Tom Hanks. Find it on: Amazon Prime Video The classic 1947 film follows the intrigue around a department store Santa who claims to be the real deal.Find it on: Disney+Join Buddy the Elf (Will Ferrell) as he meets his human family, explores New York and finds love and the world’s best cup of coffee in this modern classic. Find it on: Starz and AMC+In this star-studded 2005 family drama, the Stone family has a dysfunctional gathering,

,, and as they share intimate insight into the inspiration and creation of songs like “Love Again” and “When You Were Young.”  “They're all so different from one another in terms of sound and background, and I can't wait for people to see and hear their stories, and the unique path they each took to create these songs,” Hirway says, revealing to ET that what sets this volume of episodes apart is that he previously spoke to all four artists on the hit podcast of the same name.He adds, “I was going into it with a little bit of familiarity, which made things a little bit easier.” The first song discussed in is “Love Again,” which comes from Lipa’s hit sophomore studio album,, which was released in March and earned the singer a total of six

binge-watching season 2 of Netflix's , you were probably left with a ton of questions by the end of it: Who shot Jack and why? What news was Doc about to tell Hope? Will Charmaine come clean about kissing Jack? Is Preacher staying put now that Christopher and Wes' twin(!) brother are in town?While we'll have to wait a while for answers to all those questions (and more) when Netflix renews the romantic drama for a third season, ET hopped on Zoom with leads Alexandra Breckenridge and Martin Henderson to break down the biggest finale developments — the most worrisome of which is Jack's fate.In the final minutes of the season 2 closer, Mel runs in to Jack's Bar to find him bleeding profusely and nearly unconscious from a gunshot wound.