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The new nine-episode series will be available to stream on Netflix worldwide starting February 13th. Given the book’s popularity, it’s expected to be a popular choice for a weekend binge-watch. Netflix has already shared a trailer introducing the main characters: Kemal, played by Selahattin Paşalı, and Füsun, played by Eylül Lize Kandemir.
Claudia recently revealed a new ability – wielding a dagger – and she made quite an entrance. She literally slammed the dagger into the dinner table to demonstrate it.
The chef, 26, released a six-page statement on Monday explaining he doesn’t want to make amends with his family. He said he’s finally asserting himself and believes his parents have long dictated the story of their family.
The 46-year-old presenter and model, who lost 15 pounds during her time on ‘I’m A Celebrity’ last month, posted some behind-the-scenes photos and videos from the show on Instagram on Tuesday.
The host of The Diary Of CEO podcast, a 33-year-old man, is facing backlash for comments he made on his show. He’s been widely criticized for suggesting that society should actively help connect involuntarily celibate (incel) men with women.
As a Black man, I can only share my own experiences and perspectives. I can’t truly understand what it’s like to be a woman, so I respect and believe women when they share their experiences with me. My comments are focused on what it’s like to be a Black man, and films dealing with that experience.
Something unique about Spider-Man ’94 is that J.M. DeMatteis focused so much on introducing new characters like Morlun and Kaine. This left little opportunity to explore the nostalgia fans might have for the original animated series and its existing characters.
Val Lehman, the celebrated actress best known for her role as Governor Erica Davidson in the iconic Australian series Prisoner, died in Melbourne on Monday after a brief illness.
Online creators achieved massive success: YouTubers filled entire arenas, Instagram couples were celebrated as romantic ideals, and video game streamers and pranksters quickly earned millions.