I’m excitedly looking forward to the new Max show trailer for “City of God: The Fight Rages On.” This intriguing preview hints at the continuation of the compelling crime drama series, which was originally brought to life by Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund in their 2002 film.
The release date for “Azrael” featuring Samara Weaving in an action horror thriller has been announced, with Shudder and IFC Films securing the rights to show it in North America.
Recently, there’s been a lot of buzz surrounding “Euphoria,” but it’s not just excitement for the upcoming third season on HBO. Instead, people are more intrigued by the behind-the-scenes developments. It’s been two years since the last episode aired, and production is set to start in early 2025 – making it three years since the series last graced our screens. Nonetheless, with things finally getting underway, there’s renewed optimism about what lies ahead for “Euphoria.”
As someone who has spent years studying European history, I can tell you that “The Decameron,” the eight-episode limited series now streaming on Netflix, is a fascinating and darkly comedic take on a pivotal moment in our continent’s past. Having lived through various plagues and pandemics myself, I find the narrative set in 1348 Italy particularly resonant.
Netflix unveiled an intriguing sneak peek for their upcoming dark comedy production, titled “Kaos.” This captivating teaser introduces us to a fresh take on Greek mythology, set against the backdrop of contemporary life. The series is slated to premiere on August 29.
In 2016, the Netflix documentary “Audrie & Daisy” shared the tragic tales of two young girls, Audrie Pott and Daisy Coleman. According to the film, these girls were victims of sexual assault while they were still minors. Sadly, Audrie took her own life after facing ridicule and shame from her community following the assault. On the other hand, Daisy Coleman bravely spoke out about the traumatic experiences she and her family went through. However, it is reported that four years after the documentary’s release, Daisy also ended her life by suicide.
The 2016 true-crime documentary “Audrie & Daisy” brings attention to the experiences of two teenage girls who were victims of sexual assault and endured cyberbullying. Sadly, one of the film’s subjects, 15-year-old Audrie Pott, took her own life just days after being assaulted. Tragically, Daisy Coleman, a survivor and co-founder of a sexual assault prevention organization, also passed away by suicide in 2020 at the age of 23. Heartbreakingly, Coleman’s mother joined them in death only months later, also taking her own life.
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On Monday, July 22, 2024, RTÉ and The Mail broadcasted the documentary titled “Hidden Past of Bishop Eamonn Casey.” This program brought to light the accusations of child sexual abuse against the former Bishop of Galway, Eamonn Casey. In 1992, he made news when it came out that he had a child, Annie Murphy’s son, born in the early 1970s.
The third season of Bigg Boss OTT is nearing its final week, with viewers anxiously waiting to discover which contestant will be crowned the winner. At present, there are three contestants facing the possibility of being eliminated in the fifth week. With fans casting their votes to save their preferred contestants and nominated individuals striving to avoid elimination, the stage is set for an thrilling competition. A teaser poster unveiled by the streaming platform hints at an impending eviction.