The Biggest Bachelor Bombshells Revealed In Colton Underwood’s New Book!

Along with Netflix and Hulu, Amazon Prime Video is one of the leading streaming platforms with an award-winning collection of original films and TV series as well as buzzworthy acquisitions that have crossed over from the U.K. In the 13 years since it first launched in September 2006 with its pilot TV program, the service has found its footing with popular series like and its series adaptation.

You don't have to be a moody, hormonal teenager to enjoy watching programming about moody, hormonal teenagers. We've all been there, so it's all familiar to us. And between the edgy murder mysteries, irreverent comedies, heartwarming coming-of-age dramas, and supernatural romances, Netflix has an expansive slate of teen TV shows that make it easy to find your perfect binge for any mood you might be in.

Kiss and tell! Nick Viall revealed the best kisser on his season of The Bachelor — hint: she made it to the final two — and more in the latest installment of Us Weekly’s Candlelight Confessions series.

Always by his side! Bachelor alum Cassie Randolph is Colton Underwood‘s biggest cheerleader when it comes to his tell-all book, The First Time: Finding Myself and Looking for Love on Reality TV.

First launched in November 2019, Disney+ is among the latest streaming platforms to emerge in the wake of the success of Netflix and Hulu. While only a few months old, the subscription video on-demand service boasts a deep vault of family-friendly content from Walt Disney Studios and Television as well as Marvel, National Geographic, Pixar, and the franchise.

Anna Cardwell, 25, was afraid to go back to her job at Walmart after her breast augmentation, which cost around $47,000, because of a risk of scarring. The daughter of Mama June Shannon, EXCLUSIVELY revealed her fears around her post-op work in an interview with HollywoodLife and admitted that the hard labor involved in her position was not the greatest for her stitches.

Look, the second he dumped her on The Bachelor. At least that's the vibe I got from this whole thing:

Vanessa Bryant, 37, will always support Kobe Bryant and his legacy. Following the news that Kobe’s new book, The Wizenard Series: Season One, became a New York Times best seller, Vanessa posted a heartfelt message on Instagram. “5 championships. 5 NYT bestsellers. The Mamba strikes again,” she wrote. “My husband @kobebryant would have been so proud to see his work continuing on with The #Wizenard Series: Season One. Thank you for supporting his legacy!!!”

Biggest cheerleader! Cassie Randolph praised her boyfriend, Colton Underwood, for becoming an author, but not before poking a little fun at him.

Much like its genre neighbors science-fiction and fantasy, supernatural programming allows viewers to escape into a world different than our own, one that is full of the unknown. Sometimes, these shows are scary and full of creatures that go bump in the night, while others make us laugh and inject a dose of levity into stressful situations.

As Bong Joon Ho rightfully pointed out, if you can conquer a one-inch subtitle, then entire worlds of storytelling will open up to you. And you don't even have to leave your house to get there.

NEW YORK -- After more than 20 books, Anne Tyler still finds ways to challenge herself.

One reason horror movies are so great is that they make for a perfect distraction from anything that might be on your mind. And if you're anything like us, you could surely use a good distraction right about now.

No one does a good murder mystery show quite like the Brits. Sure, we've had plenty of compelling series come along in the United States, like Mindhunter, The Night Of, and even Pretty Little Liars, but there's just something about the atmosphere of a crisp morning in the U.K. that really drives home the narrative over there.

Warning: This story contains spoilers from the Tuesday, March 31, finale of The Biggest Loser.

Some people learn about history in school, which is fine if you're into that sort of thing. But for those of you who consider yourselves a Netflix intellectual, there's no better way to fill your head with the knowledge of important events of yesteryear than through the stylish and fictionalized accounts of TV's hottest scripted shows.

Colton Underwood is telling all. The former Bachelor gave fans insight into his time handing out roses in his new memoir.