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The resentencing hearing for Erik and Lyle Menendez, originally set for December 11, has been postponed to January 30, 2025. This follows the recommendation from outgoing Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón for a new sentence that could make the brothers eligible for parole after decades in prison for the 1989 murders of their parents.
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The Netflix film 'Joy' explores the groundbreaking work of Robert Edwards, Patrick Steptoe, and Jean Purdy in developing IVF. It emphasizes Purdy's often-overlooked contributions and the challenges faced by the trio during their pioneering efforts in reproductive science, resonating with viewers and sparking discussions about fertility.
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Demi Moore's film 'The Substance' has generated polarized reactions, with reports of audience walkouts due to its extreme content. Meanwhile, 'The Apprentice,' a film about Donald Trump, faces a distribution ban in Russia after failing to secure a license. Both films highlight ongoing cultural tensions in the U.S.
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Recent discussions by celebrities Anna Kendrick, Kristin Cavallari, and Nick Cannon reveal their struggles with past relationships. Kendrick shared her experience with an abusive relationship, while Cavallari reflected on her marriage to Jay Cutler. Cannon opened up about his insecurities during his marriage to Mariah Carey, highlighting the complexities of love and personal growth.
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Martha Stewart has publicly criticized the Netflix documentary 'Martha,' directed by R.J. Cutler, for its editing and portrayal of her. She expressed disappointment over the film's focus, particularly the final scenes and soundtrack, despite cooperating with the production. Stewart's candid remarks highlight her dissatisfaction with the documentary's representation of her life.
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Martha Stewart's new Netflix documentary, 'Martha,' reveals her tumultuous past, including her marriage to Andrew Stewart and her insider trading conviction. The film highlights her rise from humble beginnings to becoming a billionaire lifestyle mogul, while also addressing personal challenges and societal perceptions of women in business.
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The highly anticipated second season of 'Squid Game' will premiere on December 26, 2024. Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk discusses the intense stress of producing the first season, which led to significant personal tolls, and reveals that the new season will delve deeper into themes of morality and justice as protagonist Gi-hun returns to the deadly games.
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Experts share effective home workout routines that require minimal equipment. Ash Grossmann recommends a three-move abs workout, while celebrity chefs Martha Stewart and Rachael Ray offer insights into their fitness regimens. These routines emphasize strength, flexibility, and overall health without the need for a gym membership.
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Recent films from Hong Kong, including 'The Last Dance' and 'Stuntman', explore themes of life, death, and nostalgia for the action genre. These films highlight the evolving landscape of Hong Kong cinema, blending humor with poignant storytelling.
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Martha Stewart's recent Netflix documentary sparked controversy after she made remarks about journalist Andrea Peyser, whom she mistakenly claimed was dead. Peyser responded with a scathing article, reigniting tensions from Stewart's 2004 trial and conviction for obstruction of justice.
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Actor Matt McGorry has opened up about his struggles with long Covid, detailing how it has affected his life and activities. He emphasizes the importance of empathy and solidarity in mitigating risks associated with the virus, while also advocating for awareness around disability justice.
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The film 'Emilia Pérez,' directed by Jacques Audiard, has sparked polarized reactions since its Netflix release on November 13, 2024. Starring Karla Sofía Gascón, it tells the story of a Mexican drug cartel leader undergoing gender affirmation surgery. While some praise its unique blend of genres, others criticize its execution and themes.
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Disney's recent earnings report revealed strong revenue and optimistic growth projections for the next three years, leading to an 8% surge in stock prices. However, CEO Bob Iger avoided discussing political matters, particularly regarding President-elect Donald Trump, amid ongoing challenges in traditional media and streaming competition.
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Jake Paul won a unanimous decision against Mike Tyson in an eight-round boxing match on November 15, 2024, at AT&T Stadium. The fight, streamed live on Netflix, attracted significant viewership but faced criticism for Tyson's performance and technical issues with the broadcast, leading to a mixed reception from fans and analysts alike.
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Katie Taylor retained her undisputed world light-welterweight title with a controversial unanimous decision victory over Amanda Serrano at AT&T Stadium. The fight, marked by a significant cut on Serrano's eye from an accidental headbutt, sparked accusations of foul play from Serrano post-fight.
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Mike Tyson's comeback fight against Jake Paul ended in disappointment, with Tyson losing by unanimous decision. The event, streamed on Netflix, faced technical issues, overshadowing the fight's lackluster performance. Critics expressed dismay over Tyson's condition and the fight's overall quality.
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Recent developments in film distribution highlight significant shifts in the industry. Jon Watts canceled the sequel to 'Wolfs' after losing trust in Apple as a creative partner, while 'Terrifier 2' gains traction on streaming despite its controversial release. Meanwhile, 'From' is renewed for a fourth season, reflecting its growing popularity.
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Richard Gadd, creator of Baby Reindeer, is set to star in his new drama series Half Man alongside Jamie Bell. The show, which explores the tumultuous relationship between two estranged brothers, will begin filming in Scotland next year and is expected to air in 2026 on BBC and HBO.
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The Netflix series 'Senna,' which premiered on November 29, 2024, explores the life of Brazilian F1 legend Ayrton Senna. It covers his journey from karting to Formula 1, highlighting his achievements and the tragic events surrounding his death at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix.
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Jesse James and Bonnie Rotten's marriage faces turmoil as both accuse each other of abuse amid divorce proceedings. The couple, who welcomed a child in 2023, have filed temporary restraining orders against each other, escalating their conflict just months after their wedding.