It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Season 17: Everything We Know About The Gang’s Return To FXX

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Over 16 seasons spanning 170 episodes, “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” continues to be a highly anticipated series on upcoming television lineups, even with occasional longer breaks. This morally questionable and delightfully offensive show has solidified its place among the greatest TV sitcoms ever made. It’s unusual for a show to maintain its high quality for such extended periods, and season 17 is just around the corner! (Feel free to explore our rankings.)

Qatar Introduces New Rules for Digital Assets

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As an analyst with extensive experience in the global financial sector, I find Qatar’s proactive approach to regulating digital assets truly commendable. Having witnessed numerous instances where lack of proper regulation has led to market instability and consumer losses, it is refreshing to see a country like Qatar taking such decisive steps. In simpler terms, … Read more

Every TV Show Coming to Major Streaming Services in September 2024

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2024 has been an impressive year for television content so far, and it looks like the momentum is carrying over into September. A plethora of streaming services have been consistently rolling out new shows, ensuring there’s always something fresh to watch. However, with the abundance of streaming platforms, discovering a quality TV series can sometimes feel daunting. To make your search easier, we’ve assembled a comprehensive guide listing every television series available on key streaming platforms like Netflix, Peacock, Prime Video, and more, in September 2024.

‘Nobu’ Review: A Glowing and Straightforward Portrait of the Japanese Chef and His Empire

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A compelling subject can significantly enhance a documentary. This is evident in Matt Tyrnauer’s latest work, “Nobu“. This film offers an illuminating portrayal of Nobu Matsuhisa, the renowned Japanese chef who has built an empire of high-end sushi restaurants and hotels. His unique culinary creations blend his traditional Japanese roots with his early explorations in Peruvian cuisine, providing a delightful fusion for guests to enjoy. In “Nobu“, adapted from Matsuhisa’s autobiography of the same title, Tyrnauer (who is also present at Telluride this year with “Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid“) manages to connect the global fame of Matsuhisa’s name with his captivating personality.

After Rewatching Fight Club For The First Time In Years, I Had A Very Different Response To The 1999 Movie

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Growing up in sixth grade, Fight Club graced our screens, a ’90s masterpiece I’ve seen more times than I can remember. David Fincher’s cinematic interpretation of Chuck Palahniuk’s groundbreaking novel left an indelible mark on me, compelling me to rewatch it whenever the chance presented itself. However, it had been a while since I last dove into its intricate plotline, until very recently.