Hear Aaron Hernandez's Chilling Call From Jail in Teaser for Upcoming Netflix Docuseries

By Dominic Patten

Wolf Parade have shared “Julia Take Your Man Home,” a new song from their forthcoming album Thin Mind. “I’m singing about some other, worse version of myself. It’s not actually me,” Spencer Krug says in a press release. “I’ve never carved shapes that look like dicks into anything.” Listen below.

 meets  as cameras follow a competitive cheerleading squad on their journey to the NCA All-Star National Championship. Directed by Greg Whiteley, is a six-part Netflix docuseries that chronicles the brutal training, exceptional athletics and high stakes of Navarro College’s award-winning team. Led by coach Monica Aldama, they spend months preparing for the sport’s most prestigious competition in Daytona Beach, Florida, where they only get one shot at taking home the 2019 title.

By Erik Pedersen

Here’s the trailer for an interesting-looking documentary series coming soon from Netflix titled Killer Inside: The Mind On Aaron Hernandez. This one is due on the streamer very soon and focusses on what led to the murderous fall and shocking death of former NFL superstar Aaron Hernandez.

Netflix debuted the first full-length trailer for its upcoming true-crime documentary about the life and crimes of former NFL player Aaron Hernandez.

From the producers of and comes a gripping new docuseries that explores the life and crimes of New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez. 

Netflix has released the first official trailer for its documentary series on Aaron Hernandez.

© Getty Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford are seen on the red carpet during the National Television Awards at the O2, Peninsula Square in London. Eamonn Holmes has praised his 'amazing' wife Ruth Langsford for 'attending to family' amid her busy schedule after the tragic death of her sister Julia Johnson, 62.

Real Housewives of New York City star Jill Zarin posted a heartfelt message to her late husband, Bobby Zarin, on what would have been their wedding anniversary.

Aaron Hernandez’s life was on the upswing. At 20 years old, the athlete, who grew up in the working-class neighborhood of Bristol, Connecticut, was drafted by the New England Patriots. He became the youngest player on active roster in the NFL for the 2010 season and he signed a record $40 million contract extension with the team in 2012.

Netflix released the first teaser trailer for its upcoming true crime documentary about former NFL player Aaron Hernandez’s murder conviction and suicide.

Scorned NFL star Aaron Hernandez's murder conviction and suicide will take center stage in a new Netflix documentary series from the same studio who created true crime favorites like Making a Murdererand Evil Genius. 

Julia Holter has scored the movie Never Rarely Sometimes Always, as Film Music Reporter notes. The film, directed and written by Eliza Hittman, premieres at Sundance on January 24, followed by a wide release on March 13 (via Focus Features). According to Sundance’s synopsis, Never Rarely Sometimes Always follows a teenager named Autumn who heads to New York following an unintended pregnancy.

Stormzy was in for a surprise when a former teacher called him to congratulate him on his success live on-air.