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Love Island contestants will have their social media accounts taken away for the duration of the upcoming winter season and receive “guidance and training around mutually respectful behavior in relationships” following thousands of complaints earlier this year. For the first time in the show’s history, the ninth winter season will oblige the contestants to pause
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Characters on our favorite shows are everything. It’s the stories each character brings to the table which can be the difference between a show’s success or its failure. We believe that the best new characters of 2022, found below, have kicked the entertainment quotient of their respective shows up a notch. Do you agree? Let’s
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It’s no mystery what audiences were watching on Netflix over the holiday weekend. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery made its way to the top of Netflix’s English-language film chart for the week of December 19 to December 25, after debuting on the streamer two days before Christmas. Rian Johnson‘s comedy sequel notched 82.1M hours
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EXCLUSIVE: Showmax is prepping a Nigerian version of International Emmy-winning South African telenovela The River. Set against the backdrop of the gold mining industry in the Nigerian Osun state and launching next month, Wura tells the story of Wura-Amoo Adeleke, a perfect wife, a loving mother of two, and the ruthless Chief Executive Officer of
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The NFL said Sunday that it is implementing flex scheduling for next week’s primetime matchup on NBC, jettisoning the planned Los Angeles Rams-Los Angeles Chargers game in favor of a Pittsburgh Steelers-Baltimore Ravens showdown with greater playoff implications. The Rams-Chargers game, while pitting rivals who share the major Los Angeles media market, won’t be as
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NFL Network’s coverage of the halftime ceremony for the late Pittsburgh Steelers legend Franco Harris was anything but immaculate. Just as the “Immaculate Reception” star’s video tribute was announced to the roaring Acrisure Stadium crowd, the cable net opted to cut away for an Intel ad. Steelers owner Art Rooney II was on the field
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