Morning Show Season 4 heats up Apple

The Morning Show S4

A ripped from the headlines season of The Morning Show arrives just in time to escape what is actually happening in the TV business, with stories about corporate media mergers, boardrooms versus newsrooms, AI deepfakes, and the challenges of live TV coverage weave their way through all of the glamour, relationship drama, and ethical quagmires

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Swiped bumble

Swiped

A biopic about the former Tinder employee who became the founder of Bumble, Whitney Wolfe Herd, Swiped is an ultimately rousing look at how the misogyny of the tech industry led to the creation of a better way for people to meet, and the money, politics, PR and relationship dramas that ride along with a

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Rick and Morty haunted hotel comedy on Netflix

Haunted Hotel

With a Rick & Morty pedigree (created by writer Matt Roller), this deadpan adult animated comedy is The Office meets cartoon Beetlejuice — delivering early Halloween season hijinx in a story about a single mom who inherits the weird and spooky hotel from her late brother, who is now one of the resident ghosts. Together, they

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Best new netflix drama Black Rabbit

Black Rabbit

Jude Law stars as the owner of a hotspot VIP lounge who reluctantly allows his brother (Jason Bateman) back into the business — despite his criminal ties.  The eight-episode drama is buckle-up investment for fans of Ozark and Breaking Bad.  Vulture‘s Roxana Hadadi calls it: “It’s a riveting and devastating ride, anchored by some of

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The Sympathizer

Told through the perspective of a conflicted hero with contradicting loyalties, The Sympathizer is an ambitious examination of a spy who can’t help but sympathize — hence, the title of the series — with the enemy. It might make you rethink everything you were taught about the Vietnam War too.

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Only Murders in the Building S5

New guest stars, new ripped-from-the-headlines intrigue, and, yes, a new murder drive the fifth season of Hulu’s playful murder mystery. Meryl Streep returns along with newcomers Renée Zellweger, Christoph Waltz, Beanie Feldstein, Keegan-Michael Key, and Bobby Cannavale, as the trio of sleuths (played by Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez) discover their doorman has

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Task

Mark Ruffalo stars as a widowed ex-priest turned FBI agent who leads an investigation into a string of violent drug-house robberies in the Philly suburbs in this layered HBO crime drama from the creator of Mare of Easttown (Brad Ingelsby).  Grief, duty, faith, moral compromise, and the line between hunter and hunted are the themes

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Fascism, dictators, history lesson in Mussolini series

Mussolini: Son of the Century

A riveting, cinematic historical drama that follows Benito Mussolini’s transformation from a socialist journalist to becoming Italy’s fascist dictator, blending archival footage with the flare of director Joe Wright (Darkest Hour). Unfolding through Mussolini’s gaze, it portrays him as an almost sympathetic figure before revealing his monstrous ambitions, and shines a light on how propaganda

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Psychological mystery thriller the girlfriend on Prime Video

The Girlfriend

A twisty psychological mystery told from multiple points of view,  Robin Wright stars as a high-end London gallery owner who begins to suspect her son’s new girlfriend is a gold-digging schemer as a series of lies, betrayals, and shocking acts of revenge unfold. Olivia Colman and Olivia Cooke co-star in the six-episode binge watch. As

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The Office spin off comedy The Paper

The Paper

A smart, laugh-out-loud satire from the team behind The Office, Peacock’s much-anticipated fall comedy is an ode to journalism – and to NBC’s mockumentary phenomenon. It stars Domhnall Gleeson as the newly-appointed editor of the Toledo Truth-Teller, a once on-top newspaper struggling to survive with volunteer reporters, “churnalism,” unlikely co-working tenants, and the occasional in-depth

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