Jeffrey Epstein island plot in Blink Twice Channing Tatum

Blink Twice

After a tech billionaire (Channing Tatum) invites a cocktail waitress and her friend to his private tropical island for the weekend, they can’t believe their luck: private jets, champagne, lavish dinners. Then it all starts to get weirder and creepier in this tense psychological thriller that hints at a Jeffrey Epstein-inspired plot — but with

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The Emmy Awards

Eugene and Dan Levy host this year’s tribute to the best of TV (and TV on streaming), with top nominees including Shōgun, The Bear, Baby Reindeer, Abbott Elementary, The Morning Show, and Only Murders in the Building. Several new under the radar shows will be getting their due, and look for big stars including Robert

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James McAvoy horror Speak No Evil

Speak No Evil

Eager for new friendships and an adventure, an American family befriends a charismatic British family during a vacation, and gets invited to spend time at the couple’s idyllic countryside home. What begins as a blissful getaway soon spirals into a terrifying weekend they desperately try to escape in this thrilling Blumhouse remake of the 2022

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Sex lives of three ordinary women

Three Women

Based on the #1 New York Times bestselling nonfiction book of the same name, Three Women is a provocative scripted adaptation that follows a journalist (Shailene Woodley) as she sets out to write a book about “Sex in America” and ends up chronicling how three “ordinary women” upend their lives to find sexual fulfillment and

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Best comedy for single people is How to Die Alone on Hulu

How to Die Alone

A 35-year-old JFK airport worker named Mel (Natasha Rothwell) is afraid of flying and falling in love, and it doesn’t help that she’s broke and her successful brother Brian (Bashir Salahuddin) has the wife and kids, and her best friend Rory (Conrad Ricamora) is a trust-fund baby.  After a near death experience, she is forced

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Colin Jost and Michael Che after dark special on Peacock

Colin Jost and Michael Che Present: New York After Dark

The SNL Weekend Update co-hosts serve up an R-rated version of their signature antics as a teaser for the upcoming 50th season of the show.  Expect them to attempt to humiliate one another while touching on some timely topics, and being on Peacock, they’ll be going edgier than what they can pull off on NBC.

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Old Man FX series with Jeff Bridges

The Old Man S2

The return of the densely-plotted CIA drama starring Jeff Bridges takes the family drama up a notch in Season 2.  Bridges leads as the ex-CIA officer who went dark for years, leaving his daughter (Alia Shawkat) in the hands of his handler (John Lithgow).  Despite being off the grid, an assassin is out to kill

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Billionaire Island drama on Netflix is fun

Billionaire Island

A campy Succession replacement set in Norway, the new dramedy from the creators of Lilyhammer follows the greedy head of a fish farming company as she plots a hostile takeover of her local rival to become the world’s largest salmon producer.  Eccentric characters, Scandinavian wit, gorgeous backdrops, and folklore, a family business drama with plenty

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Oprah special on AI

AI & the Future of Us: An Oprah Winfrey Special

With McKinsey predicting that up to 30% of the world’s workforce could lose their jobs in seven years, this primetime special arrives at a moment of peak anxiety — the kind that requires Winfrey, who uses her clout to get Bill Gates, Sam Altman and other key players to explain exactly what they’re up to

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The Money Game

A behind-the-curtain look at how recent changes in college sports have allowed the highest-profile athletes to cash in on all the TikTok and press that have catapulted them into early fame, and the costs of that fame on their daily lives that makes the millions hard-earned. Angel Reese and Olivia Dunne share the darker side. 

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