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Fans were happy to learn that Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black was renewed for a second season back in March, and now they have even more to be excited about. The multi-talented filmmaker is bringing a brand-new series to Netflix this May, and this time, he’s switching gears with his first comedy for the streamer.

Titled She The People, this marks the second show that Perry is working on as part of his ongoing agreement with Netflix. Under this deal, Perry has committed to creating content for the platform, including writing, producing, and directing a variety of movies, TV series, and faith-based projects.

While Perry writes, directs, and produces this new comedy series, Niya Palmer is also a co-creator of the show. She executive produces alongside Keisha Lance Bottoms and Terri J. Vaughn. In addition, Angi Bones and Tony L. Strickland produce for Tyler Perry Studios.

But Vaughn isn't just behind the scenes.

Since the Golden Age of Hollywood, fantasy has been a cornerstone of the film industry's success, from Greek mythology epics like Clash of the Titans to '80s cult classics like Labyrinth. Covering everything from wizards, knights, and dragons to ancient gods and superhero stories, the genre continues to prove itself one of the most diverse in the industry -- and studios continue to establish their new big thing.

Fantasy movies are typically the flagship blockbuster projects of major studios, with many of the industry's record-high budgets being spent on the genre. While iconic hits like The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter carried studios to billion-dollar box office draws, attempts by rival studios to emulate this success have often fallen short. From disastrous book adaptations to attempts at new shared universes, filmmakers usually miss the mark when giving a studio their next big hit.

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While its always great for audiences to show their support for the hard work the production crew and stars put into a movie, some post-credits scenes truly were not worth the wait. To make a feature film is a major endeavor, so its important to give the crew their due and stick around for the credits, but if the only reason a viewer was watching them was to see the final scene or catch a hidden Easter egg, plenty of films would leave them disappointed. As post-credits scenes have become more common in recent years, in some cases, they feel needlessly tacked on and without much depth or interest.

The best post-credits scenes offer something new and exciting for viewers to look forward to. This could be the introduction of a long-awaited character, a new plot point that lays the groundwork for a sequel, or even just one final gag...

Poguelandia is back!

Netflix hosted the second Poguelandia: An Outer Banks Experience on Saturday (November 2) at The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif.

During the event, the cast of the hit series Outer Banks and 2,500 Pogues (fans) gathered to celebrate the upcoming November 7 premiere of Outer Banks Season 4, Part 2.

The immersive fan event featured live performances from Jungle, GloRilla, Remi Wolf, Chase B and house DJ Hannah Rad.

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Attendees included cast members Chase Stokes (John B.), Madelyn Cline (Sarah Cameron), Madison Bailey (Kiara), Jonathan Daviss (Pope), Rudy Pankow (JJ), Carlacia Grant (Cleo), Drew Starkey (Rafe), Austin North (Topper) and Fiona Palomo (Sofia), who introduced the artists and engaged with the crowd.

The cast also surprised fans by unveiling the never-before-seen trailer for Season 4, Part 2, which features Jungle’s song “Us Against the World.”

Also in attendance were Outer Banks creators and executive producers Jonas Pate,...

A new Peacock movie, “Praise This,” follows a young woman hoping to make the big time in the music industry. However, she ends up in an unexpected place with a shot at jumpstarting her career. Will she continue chasing her huge dreams despite this not being exactly what she had in mind? Grammy-nominated actress and musician Chlöe Bailey stars in the new film. Don’t miss the premiere on Friday, April 7 on Peacock. You can watch Praise This with a subscription to Peacock.

How to Watch ‘Praise This’ When: Friday, April 7, 2023 Where: Peacock Stream: Watch with a subscription to Peacock. Sign Up$4.99+ / month peacocktv.com About ‘Praise This’

Sam (Bailey) is a rising star in the music industry, but she hasn’t had her big break yet. Her dad, played by Philip Fornah, expresses his concerns about the people she’s hanging out with. In an attempt to get his daughter onto a better path,...

The official trailer for the Peacock original film Praise This has just been released. The film will stream exclusively on Peacock on April 7th!

Five-time Grammy nominee Chloe Bailey, star of Grown-ish and half of the sibling musical duo Chloe x Halle, stars in a new cinematic musical event set in the world of Atlanta’s competitive gospel youth choir praise teams.

From director Tina Gordon, writer-director of Little and the writer of What Men Want and Drumline, Praise This follows aspiring musical superstar Sam (Chloe Bailey), a young woman driven, at almost any cost, to break into the music business. So, when her father, worried that Sam is associating with a dangerous crowd, moves them from Los Angeles to Atlanta to live with Sam’s sunny cousin, Jess, Sam is . . . not happy.

But when Sam is forced to join her cousin’s struggling, underdog praise team in the...

"The Phoenix Rises" is Now Available on DVD! "The Phoenix Rises" stars: James Black ("Out Of Sight", "Anger Management", "Necessary Roughness"), Adam Cardon ("Ark"), Catalina Soto-Aguilar ("Skyhook"), Casey Myers ("My Stepdad's A Frickin Vampire"), Robert Penny ("Sweet Home Alabama"), and Philip Fornah ("Django Unchained"). The film is now available for purchase on DVD and will soon be available for pickup at your local RedBox location!Worlds collide when a team of brilliant scientists are recruited to work on a secret, government run project called the Phoenix Program. Their job is to take down a deadly terrorist group that is using climate based weapons to hold the Us and its allies hostage. The terrorists have the ability to trigger earthquakes, alter rain patterns, cause...