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Transplant — Pictured: “Transplant” Key Art — (Photo by: NBCUniversal) 2025 NBCUniversal Media Media, LLC Get ready, medical drama fans! NBC has announced the highly anticipated fourth season premiere of Transplant, and we don’t have long to wait. Prepare for a double dose of compelling storytelling on Thursday, May 22nd, from 8-10 p.m. Et/Pt. That’s right, the new season will kick off with a special two-hour event! For those who prefer to stream, you can catch all the intense medical action on Peacock the very next day. Season 4 promises to bring us back into the world of Bashir “Bash” Hamed as he stands on the verge of a significant milestone: finishing his residency at York Memorial and finally requalifying as a doctor. But as we know with Bash, nothing is ever truly straightforward. Now Canadian citizens alongside his sister, Amira, they continue their journey to build a life in their new home,...

The fourth and final season of Netflix’s How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) follows a similar pattern to its predecessor, where we see the lead protagonist, Moritz Zimmermann, the trouble magnet, who makes things complicated for everyone around him. If you have seen the previous iterations of the show, then you might be well aware of the reason why Moritz surrounds himself with new troubles every now and then. He has an itch to become a successful entrepreneur like his inspirations, but all he ever was able to design was an app to sell drugs online. I mean, he didn’t exactly write the codes for “MyDrugs,” and it has always been Lenny Sander, his best friend, who did the heavy lifting, but it took a long time for Moritz to finally realize that he needs to stop running after fame and money and take a moment to introspect...

In the ending of How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast)’s final season, the three tech geeks, Moritz, Lenny, and Daniel, who’d always wanted to build something of their own, become rich and famous and put a dent in the universe, finally part ways, and choose their separate paths. [Spoiler Alert] After the whole Brofrost fiasco, Moritz realized that he had always been a narcissist whose actions put his friends’ lives in danger, and therefore decided to fake his death so he could protect his close ones from his own dark shadow. Meanwhile, Lenny’s wife, Kira, had bagged a new coding job in Silicon Valley, and since Lenny wanted to support his wife’s career, he decided to leave BonusLife and move to California. And last but not least, Daniel, or Dan, learned his lesson and started working on building his startup with his new partner, Ersan, who now had...

If the Panama Papers have become a byword for exposure of corruption and financial fraud around the world, “The Black Swan” (“Den Sorte Swane”) by Denmark’s own truth-seeking and Sundance winner Mads Brügger is poised to have a similar long-lasting effect on the Scandinavian country.

The true crime documentary series, just picked up by Dr Sales for global distribution, will be introduced to world buyers on Feb. 17 at the European Film Market in Berlin. Meanwhile at home, it continues to be the most talked about documentary since its premiere on TV2 Denmark last May. To this day, more than 2.3 million Danes (out of a population of 6 million) have watched it, making it the second most-watched program of all time in Denmark. The four-part documentary has also scored the prestigious national Robert Award for best TV series, beating strong contenders including Thomas Vinterberg’s “Families Like Ours.”

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We’re introduced to Aya, playing the role of a chambermaid in a luxury hotel in the desert town of Tozeur, Tunisia. It’s clear from the beginning that Aya feels trapped—she’s been working since she was 14 to pay off family debts, and now her parents want to arrange her marriage. Director Mehdi Barsaoui skillfully sets the scene, painting a picture of Aya’s dreary daily routine and the isolation of her situation.

One day, crisis strikes—the minivan transporting Aya from work crashes off a cliff. In a twist of fate, Aya survives while others do not. She sees an opportunity for escape and assumes a new identity, taking the name Amira. Amira sets off for the capital city of Tunis, longing for independence and dreaming of the possibilities the big city seems to represent.

However, it’s interesting to note that even the film’s title character,...

Bigg Boss contestant Abdu Rozik recently thrilled fans with the news of his engagement. A day prior to that, he shared the news of his marriage on social media. Abdu is marrying 19 Amira. The engagement has already taken place and the wedding will happen on July 7 in UAE.

While his friends congratulated him on the other hand many netizens trolled the Abdu with nasty comments. Now Abdu has reacted to this strongly.

He shared a video on Instagram and appealed to trolls for kindness. In a lengthy note, the Tajikistani singer argues that they were ridiculing his decision to marry solely because of his stature.

His note read, “Thank you to everyone who has congratulated me and wished us well but from happy news I also have to talk about something bad that’s happening. I want to say the negative comments and those who are making fun of me...

Bachelorette alum Josh Seiter sparked rumors of his death on Instagram, but it was later confirmed to be a hack. His ex Monica claimed he faked his death. Josh dated Yolanda from 90 Day Fiancé after her catfishing scandal but they broke up when she wanted more publicity for the show. Josh had brief relationships with 90 Day Fiancé cast members Karine, Rose, Amira, and Natalie, causing drama and rumors in the process.

Several 90 Day Fiancé cast members have crossed paths with The Bachelorette alum Josh Seiter, who recently had a death statement posted on Instagram. The 36-year-old was a contestant on The Bachelorette season 11. He was one of the 26 men who were vying for Kaitlyn Bristowe’s heart. Since his reality TV debut, Josh has been open about living with depression and anxiety. On Sunday, August 27, 2023, news that Josh had died spread like wildfire, following an Instagram post that was shared by his family.

Many seasons of 90 Day Fiancé content have been strong, but 90 Day Fiancé season 8 had an all-star cast when it came to both drama and genuine couples. The season showcased many couples who continued in the extended franchise, while it also featured some major drama. Overall, the cast of 90 Day Fiancé season 8 made it iconic for many reasons.

90 Day Fiancé season 8 featured eight couples. Andrew Kenton and Amira Lollysa, Jovi Dufren and Yara Zaya, Julia Trubkina and Brandon Gibbs, Natalie Mordovtseva and Mike Youngquist, Rebecca Parrott and Zied Hakimi, Stephanie Davison and Ryan Carr, and Hazel Cagalitan and Tarik Myers all showcased their international romances. The show had a 50% success rate, as four of the eight couples are still together. However, both incompatible and successful couples were entertaining to watch.

Several Couples Became Well-Known In The 90 Day Fiancé Franchise

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Many 90 Day Fiancé cast members are acquaintances, but a few rare cast members have become close friends, despite featuring in separate storylines. In 2021, two of these TLC stars were Amira Lollysa from season 8 and Jess Caroline from 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? season 5. The two initially reconnected when Amira returned to the United States, after spending time in Canada. Since then, the pals have shared various posts with each other.

Another friendship that shocked fans in 2021 was between Varya Malina and Natalie Mordovtseva. While Varya was featured on 90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days season 4, Natalie was on 90 Day Fiancé season 7. Despite that, the two instantly connected when they met at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios. Since then, the two have hung out on various occasions, skating, traveling, and making content together. Varya and Natalie are still friends in 2022, and usually like each other's posts on Instagram.

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired worldwide rights to It Ain’t Over, the feature documentary about legendary New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra directed by Amira & Sam helmer Sean Mullin. The pic had its world premiere earlier this year at the Tribeca Film Festival.

SPC negotiated the sale with Cinetic Media. No release date has been set.

Yogi Berra Documentary ‘It Ain’t Over’ Wraps With Billy Crystal, Bob Costas, Derek Jeter, Joe Torre Among Talking Heads; Cinetic Boards Sales

The film, which looks to take viewers beyond the caricatures and “Yogisms” and into the heart of a sports legend whose successes on the field were often overshadowed by his off-the-field persona, tells Berra’s story through his granddaughter Lindsay Berra along with his sons, former Yankee teammates, players he managed, writers, broadcasters and admirers. Interviews include with Yankee alums Joe Torre, Derek Jeter and Don Mattingly, play-by-play announcers Bob Costas and...

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired the worldwide rights to “It Ain’t Over,” a documentary about baseball legend Yogi Berra that first premiered at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.

Sean Mullin (“Amira & Sam”) directed “It Ain’t Over,” which is described as an intimate portrait about a misunderstood American icon. Berra’s granddaughter Lindsay Berra personally tells his story that aims to go beyond his catchphrases and aphorisms — or “Yogisms” — and tries to focus on how many of his on the field accomplishments were often overshadowed by his persona off the field.

Lindsay Berra also sits down with former Yankee teammates and players whom he managed, as well as writers, broadcasters and other admirers. Among those interviewed are the Berra family, Joe Torre, Derek Jeter, Don Mattingly, Bob Costas, Billy Crystal and even the late Vin Scully, among others.

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