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As Netflix moves into more live events, there has been plenty to be excited about; whether it is tuning in for a hot dog eating contest or a comedy roast, the approach seems to have paid off to get viewers to come together for a joint viewing experience. This format seems key to the future of Netflix, as they move forward to include sporting events in their line-up as well, the streaming landscape may be turning into a mix of live and cataloged content.

Yet, one recent addition to the library is gaining traction, Live From the Other Side With Tyler Henry, which goes to show that Netflix may be looking more at maximizing profit than offering quality content. Employing a controversial practice and glamorizing it with stars from other Netflix shows, the recent live event is the worst offering yet from the streaming giant.

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The world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is constantly growing and evolving, with several upcoming projects lined up for release or in development. While series like Daredevil: Born Again and movies like Deadpool & Wolverine have been keeping fans hooked to the live-action world of the superhero verse, MCU’s animated world is gearing up for several releases as well.

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After the success of What If…? season two and the more recently released, X-Men ’97, MCU’s newfound success in the world of animation has given way to several other projects. And as fans are awaiting the release of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, the director of the series revealed that they have been hired for another secret Marvel animated series.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Director Re-Hired by Marvel for Secret Project Marvel’s latest animated series like X-Men ’97 have been a success

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The executive producers of critically acclaimed BBC prison drama Time have launched their own scripted production operation.

River Pictures has been launched as the latest producer in the BBC Studios stable and will be led by Andrew Morrissey and Michael Parke. They were previously exec producers at the BBC’s commercial division and worked on both seasons of Jimmy McGovern’s BAFTA-winning Time, the latest season of which stars The Last of Us‘ Bella Ramsey, and all three seasons of RTÉ’s Irish drama Smother.

Scripted label River will have bases in London and Liverpool, taking inspiration from the Thames and Mersey rivers that run through those cities, respectively, in its naming. The company will look to showcase “strong regional voices” in its output when it opens its doors before the end of the year.

In 2024, Morrissey and Parke will be have two BBC Studios series coming to screen: RTÉ...

One theory suggests that Uncle Ben, a crucial figure in Spider-Man's backstory, may have been killed during the Battle of New York in the McU's The Avengers in 2012. This theory would explain why Uncle Ben's death is not shown on-screen and why it is not the catalyst for Peter Parker's responsibility as a superhero in the MCU. Instead, Aunt May takes on the role of motivating Peter Parker after her death in Spider-Man: No Way Home, allowing for a more mature and experienced Spider-Man in future MCU films.

One MCU theory suggests that Marvel Studios' The Avengers could have secretly contained one of the most crucial and tragic events in the backstory of Tom Holland's version of Spider-Man in the MCU. Tom Holland debuted as the McU's Peter Parker in 2016's Captain America: Civil War, with Marvel Studios choosing to avoid retelling Spider-Man's typical origin story that had been...