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The star of Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why” isn’t going to be part of season 3. But it’s still unclear if the streaming platform will renew the show, given the controversies around it.
More than a year after former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama left the White House, they finally found their new calling. The power couple is embarking on a new career as they signed a multi-year deal with the streaming site Netflix to produce different shows and movies.
Netflix announced that the second season of the young adult series “13 Reasons Why” will drop on the streaming platform on Friday, May 18. It will pick up right after the suicide of Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford), but what will unfold in the season?
Michael C. Hall is back on television. After starring for eight seasons on the Showtime crime drama “Dexter,” the actor will debut his new series on Netflix called “Safe” on Thursday, May 10.
Comcast and Netflix today announced an expansion of their partnership that will provide Comcast the ability to include a Netflix subscription in new and existing Xfinity packages.
Netflix’s zombie horror comedy series “Santa Clarita Diet” has finally nabbed a return date for season 2. The show, which stars Drew Barrymore (Shiela) and Timothy Olyphant (Joel), will launch on the platform on March 23, and there will be new faces joining the couple.
“Grace and Frankie” will return for season 5. Netflix confirmed the show’s renewal and also announced that RuPaul will join Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin in the new season.
TCL Multimedia, the world’s third largest TV manufacturer and leading QLED TV innovator, conducted an exciting virtual racing competition, in partnership with Gameloft, makers of Asphalt Nitro, for mallgoers of the SM Mall of Asia Cyberzone Area in Pasay City.
The first movie that Jodie Foster ever directed was about a single mom raising a son. Her latest project behind the camera is also about a single mom — but this time one who is raising a daughter.
So goes Will Smith’s tongue-in-cheek summation of why he took on what has turned into one of the worst reviewed films of the season, the big-budget Netflix release “Bright.”