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are a teen or still coming of age, then you'll enjoy seeing someone else go through what you're currently going through (and also hopefully realize that everyone had an awkward phase).  Netflix has a great selection of these young adult films (in addition to an amazing selection of teen-centric TV shows). From sweet rom-coms to dance movies — yes, really — the streaming service has them all.

"Bad Feminist" sitting in a pile by my bed. Some of the books on this list will teach you about Black history, while others will just make you laugh out loud.

I'm Thinking of Ending Things and The Devil All the Time, as well as splashy TV series Away and Ratched and a mouthwatering new installment in the Chef's Table series. Our list of suggestions is below, but here's the full list of what's new on Netflix in September.

Key selling points: The has a cult following for a reason, and the same goes for this strapless version.

The Office dragged on into nine interminable seasons. The British original? Fourteen episodes and done.

Stream QueensWith more streaming options than ever before, finding something to watch can be incredibly overwhelming.

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TopFilmTip brings you the best films on TV for Friday, 21 August.

Halle Berry! The pandemic sure hasn’t slowed down the Oscar-winning actress as she’s been seen at the beach, vacationing in Vegas, and now posing for a photoshoot. On Tuesday, Berry was spotted posing in the streets of downtown Los Angeles for the second day of her photoshoot with Variety Magazine, according to the Daily Mail.

Hulu. But that's OK! Because a number of great films are available to stream via Hulu this month, including Top Gun, The Peanut Butter Falcon, and even My Best Friend's Wedding.

Ben Affleck is living his life up the way he wants to as he reaches 48 years old, mid-life crisis be damned!

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Swedish House Mafia (2/13-17, 2013)The first and only artist to headline five consecutive nights at the venue to kick off their historic One Last Tour in 2013. I remember the excitement of the call with about a dozen people on the artists’ team, including Amy Thomson their manager and Sam Kirby their agent, rolling the shows one after the other as each quickly sold out, something that no artist had done before at the Civic.

Parasite, a jet-black social satire about inequality which is also packed with wickedly funny lines. Tragicomedies fit a time when we feel horrified by the news of police brutality, climate change, doxxing, violence against women and all the other colossally depressing ills of the world which serve as a backdrop to mundane, infuriating trials of daily life: smashing your phone, someone not fancying us back, missing a work deadline or getting a bad haircut.

amazing selection of teen-centric TV shows, Netflix also has a fairly decent (and constantly growing) YA film selection. From sweet rom-coms and soapy thrillers to dance movies — yes, really — the service has them all.