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Zack Sharf Johnny Depp’s return to acting following his defamation trial against Amber Heard is not being backed by Netflix. Bloomberg reported that the Depp-starring French movie “La Favorite” is receiving “financial backing” from Netflix, but a source close to the streaming giant told Variety this reporting is not true. Netflix is not financing the movie but has licensed the film to stream in France only after it completes the country’s 15-month theatrical window.

Reese Witherspoon in one of her early roles, there's a show or movie for you.Keep scrolling for your go-to guide of what to stream the weekend of Nov. 6, 2020.A teenager named Wayne and his best friend grab their bikes and set off on a mission to retrieve a '79 Trans Am that was stolen from his late father.

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Netflix will be first out of the gate with quarterly earnings after market close today amid a level of Hollywood labor strife not seen since the 1960s. Writers and actors are protesting declines in pay and working conditions — an industry shift that many blame on the company whose name is synonymous with streaming.

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direct to your inboxMatt Hancock will hold a government press briefing on coronavirus this afternoon.The Health Secretary will be speaking from Downing Street at 5pm. It comes after the first cases of a Brazilian 'variant of concern' were identified in the UK.

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson will lead a Downing Street press conference today. The Prime Minister will lead the coronavirus update on the government's response to the pandemic, a day after admitting it's 'too early to say' when lockdown restrictions will be lifted.

While it's nothing new, and we're certainly not complaining, Harry Styles' name is inescapable right now.

Is there a more polarizing holiday than Valentine's Day? Whether you're happily single or totally taken — or somewhere in between -- Feb. 14 is just around the corner, and you might as well spread the love. 

New “Bachelorette” Clare Crawley has a plan to find her man.

The streaming service overload bonanza continues this month. The major streaming services are adding tons of new original movies, shows, and specials to their libraries this March, and it looks like audiences will also have plenty of licensed titles to choose from as well — one might even say too many titles to choose from, but, hey, who doesn't like options?

While production on shows and movies is suspended right now as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, your favorite streaming services are still bringing tons of new titles to your queue next month. With everyone practicing social distancing, this bounty of streaming options couldn't be more timely, so to help organize your to-be-watched pile, TV Guide has compiled a list of all of the titles that are coming to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ in April 2020 below.

The rest of the entertainment world might be on pause as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but your favorite streaming services are still forging on and bringing tons of new titles to your queue next month.

The rest of the entertainment world might be on pause as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but your favorite streaming services are still forging on and bringing tons of new titles to your queue next month.

Johnny Depp is returning to movies.

Bloomberg first reported the news, however Netflix is not co-financing the film, according to the individual. Depp will begin shooting across France later this summer for around three months, and the film is being produced by Pascal Caucheteux and Gregoire Sorlat’s Paris-based Why Not Productions.

The rest of the entertainment world might be on pause as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but your favorite streaming services are still forging on and bringing tons of new titles to your queue next month.

The coronavirus pandemic might be causing a lot of your favorite shows to halt production or even end their seasons earlier than expected, but the streaming scene is just as busy as ever right about now. With all of the new shows and movies which will become available to stream in May, TV Guide is compiling a list of everything coming to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ in May 2020 below.

The coronavirus pandemic might be causing a lot of your favorite shows to halt production or even end their seasons earlier than expected, but the streaming scene is just as busy as ever right about now. With all of the new shows and movies which will become available to stream in May, TV Guide is compiling a list of everything coming to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ in May 2020 below.

Greater Manchester cops have been told to 'use common sense' when faced with coronavirus lockdown breaches after measures were rejigged.

The coronavirus pandemic might be taking a possibly irreversible toll on Hollywood as a lot of your favorite shows to halt production or even end their seasons earlier than expected, but the streaming scene is just as busy as ever right about now. With all of the new shows and movies which will become available to stream in May, TV Guide has compiled a list of everything coming to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, and ESPN+ in May 2020 below.

The coronavirus pandemic might be causing a lot of your favorite shows to halt production or even end their seasons earlier than expected, but the streaming scene is just as busy as ever right about now. With all of the new shows and movies which will become available to stream in May, TV Guide is compiling a list of everything coming to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and HBO Max in May 2020 below.

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There are a lot of reasons you might be looking for something new to stream right now, whether you're looking to educate yourself or to take a mental health break with something uplifting. The news cycle has been especially overwhelming in recent weeks, and while it's crucial to pay attention to what's going on in the country, it's also understandable that you might need to take a break and let your mind heal with something a little less devastating for a while. 

Summer is almost here, and chances are, your plans for the season might look a little different than you expected. If you're hoping to check out some new shows, movies, and specials this June, you're in luck. All of the major streaming services will be adding some new original and licensed titles to their libraries next month. 

EXCLUSIVE: Jack O’Connell and Matthew Duckett have joined Golden Globe Winner Emma Corrin in Lady Chatterley’s Lover for Sony’s 3000 Pictures and Netflix. This will be the first film to be produced under the new partnership where Sony Pictures will offer Netflix a first look at any films it intends to make for streaming.

Caroline Brew editor “Crossroads,” Britney Spears‘ first starring role in feature film, will be available on Netflix globally starting Feb. 15, the streamer announced. The movie premiered on that same day in 2002, while Spears was fresh off the success of “Oops…I Did It Again” and “Baby One More Time” and had become the most commercially successful teenage music artist of all time.

is coming to Netflix!The first eight seasons of the legal drama, which starred Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams and Meghan Markle, will be available to stream on the platform starting Saturday, June 17, which just so happens to be the same day as King Charles III's birthday parade, known as Trooping the Colour.Though King Charles' birthday is actually on Nov.

By now, you might have seen that Netflix is adding the 1997 blockbuster movie Titanic back to the streaming service on July 1. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.

OTTAWA — Canada’s broadcast and telecom regulator says it’s inevitable that foreign media companies streaming content into Canada, including Netflix and Amazon, will have to make an “equitable” contribution to the production of Canadian content.