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The third film in the Knives Out series, 'Wake Up Dead Man,' premieres on Netflix on December 12, after limited cinema release. Daniel Craig returns as Benoit Blanc to solve a church murder in upstate New York, with a runtime of 144 minutes. The film features a large ensemble cast and explores themes of religion and mystery.
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Netflix’s third season of "Monster," titled "The Ed Gein Story," premiered on October 3, 2025, starring Charlie Hunnam as the infamous Wisconsin killer. The series dramatizes Gein’s crimes and their cultural impact, inspiring horror icons like "Psycho" and "Texas Chainsaw Massacre." While Hunnam’s performance has been praised, critics and historians have challenged the show’s historical accuracy and narrative choices, sparking debate among viewers and experts.
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Recent articles challenge traditional fitness myths, highlight personalized health tech, and showcase evolving routines for longevity. From debunking the 10,000 steps myth to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s updated workout, these stories reflect a shift toward tailored, sustainable approaches to health and aging.
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Amazon Web Services experienced a significant outage originating from its Virginia data center region, affecting hundreds of online services including social media, gaming, and financial platforms. The outage lasted over 15 hours, highlighting the risks of high cloud infrastructure concentration and its widespread impact.
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Netflix's latest quarterly earnings reveal a profit shortfall due to a $619 million Brazilian tax expense, breaking a six-quarter profit streak. Despite revenue growth and increased global subscribers, shares fell after the report, amid mixed analyst opinions on the company's future growth and diversification efforts.
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A new report shows Australians are spending more on subscriptions, averaging $78 monthly, up 24% since 2024. Many are cancelling unused services amid rising costs and subscription traps. Meanwhile, experts advise switching broadband, energy, and banking to save over a31,200 annually.
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Paramount Skydance is reportedly preparing a $71 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, involving sovereign wealth funds from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi. Denials have been issued, but reports of meetings with Middle Eastern officials suggest potential regional backing. The deal could reshape media ownership amid regulatory and political considerations.
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On December 8, 2025, Paramount Skydance launched a hostile $108.4 billion all-cash bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), challenging Netflix's $83 billion deal announced last week. Paramount's offer includes WBD's cable assets like CNN, unlike Netflix's bid. Backed by Larry Ellison and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds, Paramount argues its bid offers greater regulatory certainty and benefits Hollywood's theatrical industry. President Trump signaled involvement in the regulatory review, citing competition concerns over Netflix's market share.
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Carl Rinsch, known for directing '47 Ronin,' was convicted of stealing $11 million from Netflix intended for a sci-fi series. Instead, he used the funds for luxury cars, jewelry, and risky investments. His sentencing is scheduled for April 2026.