Why Netflix relies on fresh faces over celebrity star power

Louis C.K. Is Back on Netflix. Still Think Cancel Culture Works? | Guest Column

Netflix is doing business again with Louis C.K. Just weeks after his comeback headlining show at the Hollywood Bowl as part of its Netflix Is a Joke festival, the streamer launched the embattled comedian’s new stand-up special, “Ridiculous,” on Tuesday. If you were counting on “cancel culture” to be permanent, this would be a good moment []

Jennifer Garner Shares How 13 Going on 30 Reboot Honors 2004 Film

13 Going on 30 fans are thriving. Indeed, the film’s star Jennifer Garner has given a glimpse of the magic that’s to come in the Netflix reboot, starring Emily Bader and Logan Lerman, including...

Prime is Now Streaming All 4 Seasons of an Underrated Sitcom, 17 Years After it was Canceled

It looks like long-canceled sitcoms are streaming platforms’ flavor of the summer, with another one just recently brought to Prime Video. Sitcom fans have been spoiled in recent months with the addition of The Bernie Mac Show, Shrill, Married with Children, and more, all added to various streamers. And now, another sitcom that ended nearly []

Concern grows over the recent appearance of American singer and actress Brandy: "I hope she's okay?"

Brandy's recent video sparks concerns over her appearance. Fans speculate on health and wellbeing, reminiscing about past public scrutiny faced by celebrities.

‘They’re all idiots’: Hollywood celebrities have lost their shine

Broadcaster Lucy Zelic ridicules wealthy celebrities for lecturing the public, arguing their "glow and aura" has disappeared because they've revealed who they really are. “It’s always so brave and courageous when you are a wealthy Hollywood celebrity living in gated communities and never really feeling the full effects of the world," Ms Zelic said. “The kind of glow and aura around celebrities has now died. “They’ve shown us who they are and quite frankly, they’re all idiots.”