The Society Canceled by Netflix Despite Season 2 Renewal

One Day at a Time, along the return of some fan favorites. The sitcom starring Rita Moreno and Justine Machado will make its network debut when Season 4 episodes air beginning Monday, Oct.

NuFace NuBody Toning Device, which is a favorite go-to device for celebs like Jennifer Anniston, sold out at Nordstrom but SkinStore is offering up to 25% off on tons of devices and products.Get your skin summer ready, or prep for fall, with the NuFace non-surgical skin-toning tool that promotes collagen production and targets cellulite to decrease the appearance of wrinkles. Utilizing micro-current technology, the handheld gadget has been clinically proven to smooth out dimples and other uneven patches for firmer-looking skin. A great addition to your skincare regimen, NuFace toning tools have a recommended use time of only five minutes per day. The NuBody Toning Device works on the thighs, butt, arms, stomach and other stubborn areas.

Storm Reid knows you miss the madness and magic of Euphoria, her hit HBO show. In fact, she's right there with you.

part of her Fenty Skin campaign and the duo had a chat about all things skincare in a new GQ video.But the flirty chat didn’t stay serious for long as Rocky – full name Rakim Athelaston Nakache Mayers – gave typically charismatic answers to Rihanna’s questions.When asked what his skin type was, Rocky replied: ‘Handsome’.Rihanna, 32, rolled her eyes before she responded: ‘So is it oily handsome, ashy handsome, combination handsome or sensitive handsome?’The rapper, 31, joked that it was just ‘handsome handsome’ before he went on to say he had sensitive skin.When Rocky asked about Rihanna’s skin type, she stated: ‘My skin type is just as complicated as men are.’Rocky laughed hysterically as Rih – full name  Robyn Rihanna Fenty – continued:

The Forty-Year-Old Version is coming!

Super League coaches insist the show must go on - despite admitting concerns over the competition’s Covid outbreaks.

Emmerdale bosses are on the hunt for extras to make their mark on the iconic ITV soap.

Just last week the Internet went wild over claims that the ladies from Netflix's Selling Sunset were not in fact licensed agents at all and were faking it for the show.On Tuesday, Chrishell Stause, 39 continued to prove naysayers wrong as she was seen arriving at one of her open houses in Los Angeles, also documenting the process on her social media.Stause, whose love life has been under scrutiny ever since the show's recent season premiere, seemed in good spirits as she was back at one of her listings.

Prince Harry has followed in his wife’s footsteps as he made his long-awaited Netflix debut following their Royal Family split. The Duke, 35, has starred in a new Netflix documentary – mirroring Meghan Markle as she lent her voice to a Disney film.

High School Musical fans are sure to love this nine episode series, as Kenny Ortega the director of the Disney movies is producing and directing the series.They are even releasing a soundtrack to go along with it, so we’re very excited about the whole thing!Netflix has announced that the show will be dropping on 10 September, so we won’t have to wait too much longer to binge.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorToss a coin to your smartphone: A new mobile game set in “The Witcher” fantasy universe is in development, in which players encounter deadly beasts in the world around them — and, of course, kill them in creative ways.“The Witcher: Monster Slayer” is a free-to-play, augmented reality and location-based role-playing game in which players assume the guise of a “witcher” monster-killer. With its AR and GPS-based gameplay, the title is similar to Niantic Labs’ pioneering “Pokémon Go” mobile game.The new game is being developed and will be published by Spokko, a studio that is part of CD Projekt Red, the Poland-based company behind the original “Witcher” series of games.

We’re over halfway through 2020 already, and Netflix has cancelled several fan favorite television shows.

Netflix has just cancelled yet another show on the streaming service: Altered Carbon will not get a third season.

Altered Carbon won't get another new sleeve. Netflix has canceled the sci-fi series after two seasons.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorRoku stock rose 11% to near an all-time high after Citibank analyst Jason Bazinet initiated coverage of the streaming firm with a “buy” rating and an optimistic thesis.Netflix shares also jumped 10% on a Piper Sandler report indicating a high degree of subscriber loyalty. They entered the final hour of the trading day at about $538 a share.Roku shares, which have seen volatility in 2020 after beginning the year at $137.10, were at $164, within sight of their all-time high of $176.55.The streaming gains stood out during a trading session where overall stocks were only mildly in positive territory.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Altered Carbon” has been canceled at Netflix, Variety has confirmed.The second season of the sci-fi series aired on the streaming service back in February, while the first season aired in 2018. An anime special titled “Resleeved,” which was set before the events of Season 1, was released in 2019.The series was based on the novel of the same name by Richard K.

Amanza Smith took on the role of a single mother after her ex-husband, Ralph Brown, went missing one year ago.The Selling Sunset star, 43, exclusively told Us Weekly that she’s learning how to parent her daughter Noah, 10, and son Baker, 8, by herself.“I’ve only been a single mom for, like, less than a year,” Smith said. “Their dad was very much involved.

Chelsea will shift their attention to the players they need to out next, with Michy Batshuayi, Tiemoue Bakayoko, Emerson and Davide Zappacosta all set to go, following the signing of Ben Chilwell.

Heather Rae Young doubled down on her defense of the Oppenheim Group’s realtors after Chrissy Teigen questioned the legitimacy of Selling Sunset.“My response is I’ve had my real estate license since 2014,” the reality star, 32, told KTLA on Tuesday, August 25. “I’ve been with the Oppenheim Group since 2015.

Justin Hartley has an exciting new project!

On the surface, the YA adaptation All Together Now may seem like something Netflix is releasing in an effort to capture the tween market. Sure, it’s adapted from a YA novel and has an appealing young cast, but the secret weapon here is that it’s made by an old soul in Brett Haley. The filmmaker made his bones directing veteran actors and actresses who were due starring roles, like Sam Elliott and Blythe Danner, before recently moving towards younger skewing casts. Now, this latest effort of his shows how effective material potentially meant for a younger audience can be in the right hands. Haley’s sure nature and talented direction makes this a family friendly but wholly effective work that’s absolutely heartwarming.