The first season of the TV series “Dune: Prophecy,” a prequel to Denis Villeneuve’s revolutionary sci-fi films, concludes next Sunday. Prior to this finale where the Sisterhood will face an unforeseeable villain, it has been confirmed that the series will continue for a second season, as HBO and Legendary Television have renewed it.
The popular Netflix series “Stranger Things” continues to shatter viewing records. Set in the ’80s, it focuses on the inhabitants of the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, primarily a band of endearing kids, headed by a girl with extraordinary psychokinetic abilities. However, their lives take an unexpected twist when Hawkins is infiltrated by the enigmatic Upside Down, a menacing parallel universe lying adjacent to ours. The much-anticipated fifth and concluding season of this show is expected to air in 2025.
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The week of Nov. 18-24 was a good one to premiere a streaming show with “man” in the title.
As an avid viewer of the recent reality show “Later Daters,” I couldn’t help but notice an intriguing name among the credits – none other than Michelle Obama herself, serving as executive producer! This eight-episode series, which soared to the Top 10 list on Netflix following its debut on November 29, focuses on six individuals aged between 56 and 71 from the Atlanta area, each embarking on their own unique journeys through the modern dating scene. The charming, humorous, and sometimes risqué show, produced by Higher Ground – the Obamas’ very own production company – truly embodies the passion of Barack and Michelle Obama for creating content that resonates with a broad audience, delving into topics far removed from the realm of potentially dry or politically charged subject matter.