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Netflix Viewership in 2026: What Works, What Doesn’t and Why Wall Street Is Skeptical
The streamer’s data dump reveals subscribers love animation and limited series — but those engagement concerns remain
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‘Heartstopper Forever’ Review: Finale Film Plays the Hits While Flirting With Profound Questions
Netflix’s movie conclusion lets Kit Connor and Joe Locke shine, but sidelines most of the show’s beloved ensemble
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Judge Rips Washington Post’s ‘Sloppy and Inadequate’ Reporting Despite Ruling in Its Favor
“If the law did not require ‘clear and convincing evidence of actual malice’ … a jury would have had the opportunity to weigh in,” Judge Tom Barber writes
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‘God of War’ to Recast Lead Ryan Hurst as Kratos After Set Stunt Injury
The “Sons of Anarchy” alum reportedly suffered from a torn bicep, which required surgery
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Sinclair-Owned ABC, NBC Stations Preempt Network Programming for Trump Primetime Speech
Trump notably called out ABC and NBC on Thursday for declining to carry the speech live
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Wired Slams ‘Baseless’ Madison Square Garden Defamation Lawsuit Over Its Gay Celeb Surveillance Story
“We stand by this reporting, and plan to vigorously defend it,” leadership for the outlet writes
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Zendaya’s Goddess Style Sets ‘The Odyssey’ Carpets Alight
WrapStyle: Plus, Olivier Rousteing’s new gig at Rabanne and more
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‘Top Gun’ Magazine Article Heirs Appeal Spiked Paramount Lawsuit to Supreme Court
A federal judge ruled in 2024 that “Top Gun: Maverick” is not materially similar to a 1983 magazine article
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Trump Accuses China of ‘Sinister Election Meddling’ in Biden’s 2020 Win
The president claims in Thursday’s prime time address that newly declassified intelligence shows Chinese cyber activity and intelligence failures
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Trump Media to Sell Wall Street Early Access to Market-Moving Truth Social Posts
This data feed will give firms earlier access to the president’s policy decisions that influence stock and oil markets
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Meg Stalter Explains ‘Oh, Mary!’ Absence a Week After Opening: ‘Stop Saying I Was at the Comedy Cellar’
“I’m so sad to have missed [‘Oh, Mary!’] shows this week,” the “Hacks” star adds
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Trump Drops Part of His $10 Billion Lawsuit Against the BBC
The president sued the British broadcaster for defamation over a “Panorama” documentary back in December
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Judge Denies Preliminary Injunction in Paramount-Warner Bros. Consumer Lawsuit
Araceli Martínez-Olguín determined that plaintiffs failed to show irreparable harm or that their case would have a likelihood of success
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Timothy Busfield Bemoans Being ‘Canceled’ Amid Child Sex Abuse Allegations: ‘My Career Is Done’
“I’ll never work again just based on people’s fear that I would do this again and even if it wasn’t true,” the actor says
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ABC, NBC Decline to Broadcast Trump’s Address, Shift Live Coverage to Streaming News Platforms
The networks will stream the president’s remarks live in primetime while limiting linear coverage
