‘Girlfriends,’ ‘Sister Sister,’ ‘Moesha’ and More Classic Shows Are Headed to Netflix

Us are traveling these days — hoping to squeeze the most enjoyment we can from the final days of summer. The one hiccup in our perfectly formulated plans? Well, depending on where you’re going, you’ll likely need to self-isolate for 14 days before making your masked return to society.It’s more important than ever to follow the rules — but there’s no reason you can’t have a little fun while you’re cooped up, waiting for those two weeks to fly by.

Another quarantine baby is on the way! Chelsea Houska. 28, and Cole DeBoer, 32, both shared the exciting news that she’s expecting on Wednesday, August 5. “One more DeBoer! Coming early 2021,” she wrote on Instagram next to a photo of all of their names on the wall (Chelsea, Cole and their children Aubree, Watson and Layne) with their 4th child added at the bottom. Aww! Her hunky husband shared the same pic with a very cute caption. “The Grand Finale! (We Think ) Baby #4.”

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAmy Adams and Adam McKay are coming together again for a Netflix limited series about a class action lawsuit against Walmart.Titled “Kings of America,” the series is based on real events and centers on the stories of three women whose lives were inextricably intertwined with the world’s largest company: a Walmart heiress, a maverick executive, and a longtime Walmart saleswoman and preacher who dared to fight against the retail giant in the biggest class action lawsuit in

Major film studios might be pulling their features from September and pushing into 2021 already, due to the COVID-19 pandemic keeping theaters shut down until later this month, but that doesn’t mean the fall is devoid of big-name features. In fact, one of the most anticipated films, “The Devil All The Time,” is coming in September and you won’t even have to leave your house to watch it.

Scooter Braun, Brad Garrett, James Woods and more celebrities weighed in on Ellen DeGeneres amid allegations that her talk show fostered a toxic work environment.BuzzFeed News reported in July that 10 former staffers of The Ellen DeGeneres Show alleged they faced racism, fear and intimidation behind the scenes of the Emmy-winning series.“That ‘be kind’ bulls–t only happens when the cameras are on. It’s all for show,” one former employee told the outlet.

View this post on InstagramA post shared by Zooey Deschanel (@zooeydeschanel) on Feb 19, 2013 at 10:17pm PSTAw, here it goes! Kenan & Kel ran for four series from 1996 until 2000, following two best friends who just couldn't stay out of trouble. The programme's stars stuck together in projects like Good Burger, before going it alone, although they did reunite last year at the 2019 NHL Awards.Kenan Thompson used the show as a springboard into the world of comedy.

Netflix has just made the Fall something to look forward to. The streaming giant just revealed that they will start streaming many iconic Black shows from the ’90s and 2000s in the coming months.

A slew of classic black comedies including “Sister, Sister,” “Moesha” and “Girlfriends” are heading to Netflix.The streamer has picked up seven library titles as part of its push of its Strong Black Lead strand.In addition to “Sister, Sister,” “Moesha” and “Girlfriends,” it has bought the rights to “The Game,” “One on One” and “Half & Half.”“Moesha” will launch on August 1, followed by the first three seasons of “The Game” on August 15.

Peter White Television EditorA slew of classic Black comedies including Sister, Sister, Moesha and Girlfriends are heading to Netflix.The streamer has picked up seven library titles as part of its push of its Strong Black Lead strand.In addition to Sister, Sister, Moesha and Girlfriends, it has bought the rights to The Game, One on One and Half & Half.Moesha will launch on August 1, followed by the first three seasons of The Game on August 15. Sister Sister arrives on September 1,

Sister, Sister, the notoriously difficult to stream (until now) Girlfriends, and Moesha, making it a super exciting roster for anyone looking for nostalgia and laughs all at once. Also included in the lineup are The Game, The Parkers, Half & Half, and One on One. Netflix will be staggering their releases through October, which means we have a lot to look forward to in the coming months.

More than 50 musicians have signed a letter directed at politicians on both the left and right imploring them to ask for permission before using their work at public events.

When one thinks of Nurse Ratched, the much-despised caregiver who menaces and eventually lobotomizes Jack Nicholson’s character in “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”, they think of Louise Fletcher’s haunting, detached performance.

Also Read: Inside Streaming's Emmy Dominance: Netflix Has More Noms Than the 4 Broadcast Networks Combined“The Parkers,” “Half & Half” and “One on One” will debut in October. “The Parkers” was a spinoff of “Moesha” that starred Mo’Nique.

Stars of rock, pop and hip-hop have had enough of hearing their songs pumped at political rallies without the green light. So they’re standing up for their rights.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorNot surprisingly, Taylor Swift’s excellent surprise album has huffed up most of the oxygen on this mid-summer day — and Kanye West’s album will probably do the same, whenever he actually finishes it — but that’s all we’re going to say about them because this week saw an absolute avalanche of great new songs — and even two new songs by the Avalanches.It was a very difficult week to narrow the list down to five, so with a shout-out to the runners up — songs by Reese

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterFollowing massive viewership numbers and an end-credit scene suggesting the story isn’t finished being told, it would seem a sequel to the Netflix action pic The Old Guard is a foregone conclusion.