Best TV and Movies to Stream: 'The Shrink Next Door,' 'Carole Baskin's Cage Fight' and More

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorLocal Natives have released a new cover EP after making a guest appearance on Apple TV Plus’ “The Shrink Next Door.”The LA-based indie rock band appeared on the show, which stars Paul Rudd as Isaac “Ike” Herschkopf, a psychiatrist with a sinister past. The series is inspired by real-life events.In the episode, Will Ferrell’s Marty meets Hannah (Christina Vidal Mitchell) at a local frame store and is smitten.

Carole Baskin is reacting to big claim made in Tiger King 2.

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Tiger King star Carole Baskin has said she is "glad to hear" her former husband is alive and well in Costa Rica.

A detective in Florida investigating the disappearance of Carole Baskin's second husband said Thursday that the "Tiger King" star had three times refused requests for interviews and that the probe was ongoing. Cpl.

Tiger King star Carole Baskin has claimed the producers of the show have found her ex-husband Don "alive and well" in Costa Rica. Speaking to Phillip Schofield and Josie Gibson on This Morning, she said the producers of the show had acquired a letter from the authorities that said they had known her husband had been alive since at least 2002.

Tiger King star Carole Baskin has commented on claims that Homeland Security have found her ex-husband Don Lewis “alive and well” and living in Costa Rica.Lewis went missing six years after the couple married in 1991 and he was legally declared dead in 2002.

Don Lewis will be a topic of conversation on . In the first clip of the second installment of Netflix's wildly popular docuseries, several people discuss Lewis and the events leading up to his 1997 disappearance.Lewis was star Carole Baskin's second husband, who vanished a day before a scheduled trip to Costa Rica and was never found.

convinced millionaire Markowitz to give him control of his estate — is now a series on Apple TV, out Friday, starring Paul Rudd as the shrink and Will Ferrell as his hapless patient. Markowitz, the CEO of a fabric company, began seeing Herschkopf in 1981.

Carole Baskin isn't messing around when it comes to Joe Exotic. ET's Nischelle Turner spoke with Baskin about her Discovery+ series, , and the precautions she's taking in case the star is released from prison early.«The public only knows about the murder-for-hire plot that happened in.

People magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive,” but that too coincidental accolade (ya think?) bestowed just days before “The Shrink Next Door” won’t help the cause of his new Apple TV+ series.Both Rudd and the eight-episode series, premiering Friday (Nov. 12), are just too disturbing — and not in an entertaining way.Rudd plays a narcissistic, manipulative psychologist who preys on a nice-guy patient (Will Ferrell), worming his way into, and eventually taking over, all aspects of his life.

Apple TV+ series The Shrink Next Door, which sees the actors offer something beyond their comedy roots.Based on the psychological podcast, The Shrink Next Door follows New York businessman Martin ‘Marty’ Markowitz (Ferrell) and his psychiatrist Isaac ‘Ike’ Herschkopf (Rudd), who gradually starts to implant himself into the life of his patient.Speaking to NME about the series, the pair, most known for starring together in Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy and its sequel, explained how this is

Kathryn Hahn could truly host a podcast about everything.

Carole Baskin wants it known that she is coming for you. The internet’s most notorious cat lady is coming out of her cage to investigate animal abuse and take back the narrative surrounding her life in a new Discovery+ series.  will explore the Big Cat Rescue CEO’s perspective on the events of Netflix’s , and what she uncovers now that Joe Exotic’s G.W.

The story of Dr. Isaac Herschkopf and Martin Markowitz is tragic and infuriating.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticThe intimacy of psychiatry was made for drama. The most renowned TV series of the modern era was, at first, centered on its antihero’s talk-therapy sessions — exploring both what was troubling Tony Soprano and the ways in which his monstrousness, seen at close range, compelled and seduced the professional trying to help him.“The Shrink Next Door,” directed by Michael Showalter and Jesse Peretz and written by Georgia Pritchett, reverses the manipulation.

EXCLUSIVE: Deadline has the first exclusive track from Joshua Moshier’s score for The Shrink Next Door, which is set for digital release via Lakeshore Records on November 12, as the first three episodes of the limited series become available for streaming on Apple TV+.