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Another one bites the dust, and this one is a very unfortunate misfire of a cancellation. Earlier this week, Hulu announced the cancellation of the Onyx Collection comedy series How to Die Alone, which was created by and stars Insecure and The White Lotus star Natasha Rothwell. The series released eight episodes across three weeks in September 2024 and holds a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

In the wake of the cancellation, Rothwell released a statement to the press, and she didn't shy away from the vulnerability and disappointment she feels because of this decision. Rothwell implored the importance of television reflecting the "diversity of the world" and underscores that representation doesn't begin and end with visibility: "It’s about ensuring that our stories, our existence and our cultural contributions are not erased."

Read more of Rothwell's statement via Variety below:

"I am shocked, heartbroken and frankly, baffled that Onyx has decided...

We have good news and bad news for fans of Amazon’s ad-supported streaming service Freevee.

The bad news is that the online retail giant announced today that it will be shutting the platform down after five years.

And the news comes just as we were gearing up for the final season of Bosch: Legacy!

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The good news is that all of the content that made Freevee such a favorite among fans of quality original programming will still be available.

Yes, you’ll still be able to watch the final episodes of Bosch: Legacy, as well as other popular Freevee series, like Judy Justice, Neighbours, Tribunal Justice, Jury Duty, and High School.

In a statement issued to Variety, reps for Amazon confirmed that Freevee’s entire content library will soon be available on Prime Video.

“We have built Prime Video into a first-stop entertainment destination where customers...

If you grew up in the ’90s, you’re more than familiar with how a tween or teen girl’s hobbies and interests were crucial to their identity.

For a long time in the ’90s and early ’00s, “Horse Girls” reigned powerfully, whether you actively pursued equestrian skills on ranches and in stalls or simply admired the entire concept from afar.

For those looking for their next endearing coming-of-age series, Beyond Black Beauty is perfect for you.

(Courtesy of Amazon MGM Studios/Canva Overlay) Is Beyond Black Beauty Inspired By a Book?

Yes.

Beyond Black Beauty is actually inspired by the classic Anna Sewell novel Black Beauty.

As a result, the series is advertised as a reimagining of the novel.

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