Selling Sunset, Tiger King and more: Here’s what’s new on Netflix this November

Millions of Netflix subscribers spent hours inside the world of “Tiger King,” especially during the worldwide lockdown that made its gaudy true-crime all the more seem like an escape—but depending on who you ask, it was two different things. Some people on-camera in “Tiger King 2” refer to it as a “documentary.” But many more refer to it as a “show,” and it’s a revealing confusion about what “Tiger King” has become.

Tiger King 2 is here!

Tiger King 2 is coming Nov. 17 to Netflix, and fans again have the stars from the first docuseries on their minds. After the original Tiger King captivated audiences when it began streaming on March 20, 2020, many wondered about its main driving force, the eponymous “Tiger King,” Joe Exotic.

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.

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.

Netflix has said that Carole Baskin has “no claim” in her lawsuit against the streaming platform for using footage of her in Tiger King 2.Baskin’s attempt to halt the launch of Netflix’s second season of the docuseries was denied by a federal judge hours after she filed a lawsuit last Wednesday (November 3).The CEO of Big Cat Rescue and her husband Howard sued the streaming platform and producers Royal Goode Productions last Monday (November 1) over the “unauthorised” use of footage featuring

Halle Berry guests on the latest edition of “The Graham Norton Show”, where the Oscar winner discusses her upcoming Netflix movie, “Bruised”.

currently serving a 22-year sentence for the 2017 murder-for-hire plot to kill Carole Baskin, announced the news Wednesday on Instagram.«Everyone, It is with a sad face that I have to tell you the doctors called me in today to break the news that my prostate biopsy came back with an aggressive cancer. I am still waiting on the results from other test [sic] as well,» he wrote.

Netflix’s documentary series Tiger King, has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.In an Instagram post, Exotic said doctors told him on Wednesday (November 3) that he’d been diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease following a prostate biopsy.“Everyone, it is with a sad face that I have to tell you the doctors called me in today to break the news that my prostate biopsy came back with an aggressive cancer,” Exotic wrote.

Netflix’s Tiger King 2 has been denied by a federal judge hours after she filed a lawsuit.The CEO of Big Cat Rescue and her husband Howard sued the streaming platform and producers Royal Goode Productions on Monday (November 1) over the “unauthorised” use of footage featuring Baskin in the upcoming episodes.As reported by Deadline, Judge Virgina M.

Carole Baskin is not happy about In court docs obtained by ET, Carole and her husband, Howard Baskin, are suing Royal Goode Productions, LLC, and Netflix for using footage of them in the upcoming sequel series.

opt out of shaving, and everyone fills up on turkey. On TV, there’s a slew of new shows coming out. It will be a month of badly behaving shrinks, college girls on dating adventures, intergalactic bounty hunters, the least powerful Avenger trying to prove that he can carry his own show, and the return of the infamous Tiger King.

Netflix for using footage of her in Tiger King 2.The big cat enthusiast, who prominently featured in the first season of the major Netflix hit opposite her rival Joe Exotic, has launched a lawsuit against the streaming giant for including her in the sequel.Baskin, and her husband Howard, took action against Netflix yesterday (November 1) following the release of the Tiger King 2 trailer.

Netflix’s smash coronavirus pandemic lockdown hit “Tiger King” is set to debut later this month, however, star Carole Baskin is not too happy about it.Baskin, 60, is suing the streaming service and the docuseries’ producers, demanding footage with her in the second season be taken out, according to TMZ.The big cat lover, who was featured in the first season, is asking the judge to stop any videos of her and her Big Cat Rescue organization in the upcoming season.The suit alleges that the scenes

Carole Baskin is going after Netflix for Tiger King 2.

Sam Keeley’s star looks set to rise further as the Kin actor has just finished shooting a new US drama series about Joe Exotic.