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Black Mirror unveils new season 4 poster teasing ‘unrelenting’, ‘Black Museum’ episode

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Black Mirror unveils new season 4 poster teasing ‘unrelenting’, ‘Black Museum’ episode

Black Mirror has shared a new look at one of the season four episodes in a brand new poster.

The Independent unveiled the new poster this morning, giving fans a teaser of one of the forthcoming episodes titled ‘Black Museum’.

‘Black Museum’ is a feature-length episode, written by series creator Charlie Brooker, and is one of six that will be released on Netflix by the end of next month.

Douglas Hodge stars in the new episode, as well as Letitia Wright and Babs Olusanmokun, and the special was directed by Colm McCarthy (The Girl with All the Gifts).

Take a look at the new poster below:

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Speaking to The Independent, executive producer Annabel Jones recently teased the “unrelenting” episode. She said: “‘Black Museum’ is absolute popcorn. It’s three stories in one – a portmanteau-type thing – but absolutely full of ideas that whip along and before you know it you’re at the end of a 90-minute film and you’re like, ‘Oh my God, can you please stop? This is horrendous – stop throwing me these things!’ It’s just unrelenting.”

Black Mirror season 4 will land on Netflix later this year.

Stranger Things creators reveal details about season 3

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Stranger Things creators reveal details about season 3

Stranger Things creators have unveiled the very first details about the third season.

There were some who questioned whether season two of the Netflix series would be able to reach the heights of the hugely popular first season. However, it’s fair to say the second instalment has been a massive success, with fans everywhere racing through the entire nine episodes in a matter of days.

And you’ll be happy to hear a third season is definitely in the works.

Talking to IndieWire, creators Ross and Matt Duffer have shared the very first teasers for the upcoming season, although confessed they are, for the moment, “just working with some writers and figuring out where it’s going to go”.

Nonetheless, they were able to reveal Stranger Things 3 will be “something almost weirdly more intimate” and “a lot of fun”.

Ross said: “I love the early days of seasons, because you are filled with all of these possibilities. We are having a lot of fun just bouncing around cool ideas.”

Matt continued: “It’s not necessarily going to be bigger in scale. What I am really excited about is giving these characters an interesting journey to go on.”

The creators also revealed the season two character, Erica, will feature a lot more in the next instalment of the series.

“There will definitely be more Erica in season three,” Ross confirmed. “We were able to integrate more of her [in season two], but not as much as you want because the story [was] already going. ‘We got to use more Erica’ – that was one of the first things we said in the writers’ room.”

Stranger Things 2 is available to watch on Netflix.

Stranger Things’ Finn Wolfhard responds to model Ali Michael’s comments after she is accused of sexualising 14-year-old

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Stranger Things’ Finn Wolfhard responds to model Ali Michael’s comments after she is accused of sexualising 14-year-old

Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard has spoken out about the controversial social media post shared by model Ali Michael.

The 27-year-old model sparked outrage after tagging the young Wolfhard in an Instagram story, in a caption that read: “Not to be weird but hit me up in 4 years @finnwolfhardofficial”.


The remark was branded “inappropriate” and “disgusting” given the current sexual abuse revelations in Hollywood.

Social media users also highlighted the fact that the comment would be taken more seriously if it were a man who wrote the same message to a 14-year-old girl.

The model later released a statement, apologising for her comments.

Michael wrote: “It was never my intention (nor has it ever been) to sexualise a minor in any way shape or form.

“To those I offended or misled, I apologise for a post made in haste and lacking in sensitivity, particularly considering the landscape of the present culture.”

Wolfhard, who stars in the hit Netflix series Stranger Things and the 2017 film adaptation of Stephen King’s It, has now responded to the Instagram post, admitting he found it “gross”.


When asked about his thoughts by TMZ, he said: “Oh that was nuts. That was gross. That’s good that she apologised, it’s weird but… it’s fine.”

Stranger Things 2 is now available to watch on Netflix.

WATCH: Stranger Things cast scream in horror during hilarious prank

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WATCH: Stranger Things cast scream in horror during hilarious prank

The child stars of Stranger Things received quite the scare during their Good Morning Britain interview today (October 26).

Millie Bobby Brown and Noah Schnapp appeared on the ITV breakfast show this morning to chat to Richard Arnold about the upcoming season of hugely popular Netflix series, Stranger Things. Little did they know, however, that the producers had a spooky Halloween prank up their sleeves.

Midway through the interview, a masked, cloaked figure burst into the room, giving the 13-year-olds the fright of their lives.


Jumping out of their seats, Eleven actress Millie screamed while Noah, who plays Will Byres, yelled: “Holy crap!

“Oh my God!”

Presenter Richard clearly wasn’t in on the joke either, exclaiming: “I am 47 years old, I could have had a heart attack!”

Once everyone had recovered from the shock, the Stranger Things cast revealed what it is like to star in the series.

Millie said: “It’s set in the ’80s – but I feel like the ’80s isn’t something that’s new to us. Acting is just pretending and we are pretending we are in the ’80s.”

The second season of Stranger Things will be split between the real world and the Upside Down.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with what that is, Noah gave an explanation. “It’s like an alternate dimension,” he said. “It’s the same exact copy of our world but upside down. It’s scarier and darker.

“It had a monster which is definitely more powerful and bigger this time. It’s got legs. It’s like a giant spider – but it doesn’t act like one…”

Stranger Things 2 lands on Netflix tomorrow (October 27).

Stranger Things releases new Friday 13th trailer ahead of season 2

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Stranger Things releases new Friday 13th trailer ahead of season 2

It’s Friday 13th and Stranger Things will be marking the deadly day with a new spooky trailer, ahead of the show’s return this month.

The date may be unlucky for some, but we’re feeling pretty blessed after Netflix promised to treat us to a brand new trailer for Stranger Things 2 yesterday evening. It has been confirmed this will be the final trailer released before the season two premiere on October 27 and it’s sure to give fans the heebie jeebies.

A teaser preview of the trailer has already been released, which features 13 second-long clips from the upcoming season:

Finn Wolfhard (who plays Mike Wheeler) recently said the new season “will be a lot more dark, a lot more horror-orientated. I think people are going to like it better than the first season”.

Dustin actor Gaten Matarazzo added: “You’re going to see a lot more into the lives of how the characters are coping with what’s been going on… they’re all very emotionally scarred.

“They feel alone because their best friend is back and he’s not acting like their best friend anymore. He’s changed.”

“I am so excited for you all to see this season. It’s so fun and dark and complex,” actor David Harbour said.

Stranger Things 2 returns October 27 on Netflix.

Making a Murderer’s Steven Avery is denied a new trial

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Making a Murderer’s Steven Avery is denied a new trial

Making a Murderer‘s Steven Avery has been denied a new trial over the murder of Teresa Halbach.

A new trial to overturn Avery’s conviction has been denied after the judge ruled that there was not sufficient evidence to warrant one.

“The defendant has failed to establish any grounds that would trigger the right to a new trial in the interests of justice,” ruled Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, Judge Angela Sutkiewicz. “As such, no further consideration will be given to this issue.”


Avery’s new lawyer Kathleen Zellner appeared confident last year that her client would have his conviction overturned and, despite this denial, has now claimed they will not be giving up.

She said in a statement: “We are filing an amended petition because we have additional test results and witness affidavits.

“The scientific testing is not completed. We remain optimistic that Mr Avery’s conviction will be vacated.”

Both Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey were convicted in the October 31, 2005 killing of Wisconsin photographer Halbach, and both maintain their innocence. The case was followed in the popular Netflix documentary series Making A Murderer, which is expected to return soon with a second series.

Making A Murderer season one is available to watch on Netflix. 

Lady Gaga reveals how “psychologically challenging” fame is after new documentary Five Foot Two

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Lady Gaga reveals how “psychologically challenging” fame is after new documentary Five Foot Two

Lady Gaga has opened up about the “isolating” and “lonely” nature of fame following the release of her Netflix documentary Five Foot Two.

Taking to Twitter, the singer shared an emotional letter with her followers explaining what it was like to film such an intimate documentary about her life, career and battle with Fibromyalgia.


She wrote: “I found myself witnessing myself in a way I am unable to see on my own.

“I felt proud, I felt sadness, I felt empowered, I felt vulnerable…”

Gaga praised the film for its “authenticity”, as well as highlighting the “physical and emotional pain” that went into creating her most recent album, Joanne.

Gaga also spoke about the nature of fame, admitting: “It is lonely, it is isolating, and it is very psychologically challenging because fame changes the way you are viewed by people. For me, it feels very unnatural, but complicated because I know it is my destiny to be a performer.

“Yet I am also humbled by the side of fame that breeds love from the world, the voice I’ve been given by my fans to spread messages of empowerment and equality, the fortunate life it’s brought to me and my family and how we can now give to others in need.”

The star concluded by thanking director Chris Moukarbel, as well as her “little monsters”, whom she promised to always offer her “true” self.

Lady Gaga: Five Foot Two is streaming now on Netflix.

Orange Is The New Black creator admits season 5 wasn’t the best

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Orange Is The New Black creator admits season 5 wasn’t the best

Creator Jenji Kohan has explained why the latest season of Orange Is The New Black fell short in comparison to previous seasons.

The Netflix series is dearly loved by many viewers as a show that intelligently tackles issues surrounding race, gender, sexuality and the criminal justice system; and in a way that manages to be thought-provoking, hilariously funny, heart-warming, and heartbreakingly sad all at once.

However, the latest instalment didn’t quite meet the calibre of seasons 1, 2, 3 and 4 for some fans, with the drastic change in format disconcerting certain viewers. Season five of OITNB, which consisted of 13 episodes, all took place over the space of 24 hours and, unlike the 93%-and-above ratings given to seasons 1-4 on Rotten Tomatoes, the fifth season only scored 74%.

Speaking to The New Yorker, Kohan and executive producer Tara Herrmann admitted the fifth season didn’t quite hit the mark.

Hermann explained: “We had lost a bunch of the original writers.

“It wasn’t anyone’s fault. It was just a new dynamic—people were attached to the characters as viewers, not as creators.”

Kohan continued to say how certain plot lines read like “fan fiction,” speaking nostalgically about the show’s “O.G. writers.”

It has been reported that only two writers from season five have been rehired to work on season six, so hopefully we can expect a return to greatness next year.

Orange Is The New Black seasons 1-5 are available to watch on Netflix. 

Netflix releases BoJack Horseman season 4 trailer

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Netflix releases BoJack Horseman season 4 trailer

Fans have been given a very first look at season four of BoJack Horseman in a brand new trailer released by Netflix.

There’s a distinct lack of the show’s main character, however, with BoJack only appearing at the very end of the trailer, when we see the back of the horse’s head pulling up in a yellow convertible.

The trailer also features the thinking man’s animated comedy’s other characters including Princess Carolyn (Amy Sedaris), Todd (Aaron Paul), Diane (Alison Brie) and Mr Peanut Butter (Paul F. Tompkins).

Brand new episodes will land on Netflix in just two weeks, after Netflix confirmed last month that the series will return on September 8.

BoJack Horseman season 4 arrives September 8 on Netflix.

Netflix reveals The Crown season 2 release date in brand new trailer

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Netflix reveals The Crown season 2 release date in brand new trailer

The release date for the second series of The Crown has been confirmed in a brand new teaser trailer.

Starring Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth and Matt Smith as Prince Phillip, the popular Netflix series will return for its next installment on December 8.

The first trailer for season two of the drama debuted on Entertainment Weekly and introduces new cast member Matthew Goode, who plays photographer Antony Armstrong Jones, and Michael C Hall in the role of President John F. Kennedy.

This will be Foy’s final appearance on series, after announcing her exit from the show earlier this year. After sticking with The Crown for two series, the actress admitted she is relieved to have not had a longer commitment to the role.

Speaking at the BFI And Radio Times Television Festival, Foy said: “That’s it, I’m on the bench. I’m not even on the bench; I’m just in a different team on my own, unemployed! We’re gone, we’re gone.

“That’s not a shock; we always knew when we signed up to it, and also not to be funny but it’s also a real plus.

“As an actor there’s nothing worse than the sound of ‘seven years’. I’m sure to some people it sounds amazing but to us it’s like, seven years of playing the same person?”

She may be glad to be moving on from the show, but the Wolf Hall actress did insist that she is still “going to miss it terribly”. She said: “I’m going to miss it terribly. But I just can’t wait to see where it goes, I just can’t wait.”

The Crown returns to Netflix on 8 December

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