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It’s hard to believe that roughly 23 years ago, moviegoers were flocking to theaters to see The Best Man. The 1999 film is arguably one of the best dramedies featuring Black culture to come out of the 20th century. For over two decades, the film has amassed such a large following that a sequel was released in 2013, and now The Best Man: The Final Chapters. The limited series follows Harper Stewart (Taye Diggs) and company as they continue to navigate romance, families and the complexities of their friendships now that they are officially classified as "middle-aged." It appears that one of the characters, or some, may even face a midlife crisis. Here’s everything we know about The Best Man: The Final Chapters. Sanaa Lathan and Taye Diggs, The Best Man: The Final Chapters (Image credit: Matt Infante/Peacock) The Best Man: The Final Chapters episode guide Below you'll find an episode guide, outlining the eight episodes of the series. Episode 1: "Paradise" "Harper is a best man yet again when his friends reunite in paradise for Quentin's impending nuptials. Jordan, Lance, Murch, Robin, Candace and Shelby each react differently to Harper's chance to turn Unfinished Business into a movie." Episode 2: "The Wedding" "Lance finds inspiration at Quentin's wedding. Jordan questions her work-life balance. Harper makes a decision about Unfinished Business: The Movie. Candace and Murch reframe their relationship. Robin searches for peace. Shelby declares war." Episode 3: "Brown Girl Dre...

Running time 110 minutes Country India Language Gujarati Chhello Show ( transl. Last Film Show) is a 2021 Indian Gujarati-language This film was selected as the Plot [ ] Nine-year-old Samay (Bhavin Rabari) from Cast [ ] • Bhavin Rabari as Samay • Bhavesh Shrimali as Fazal, Projectionist • Richa Meena as Baa, Samay's mother • Dipen Raval as Bapuji, Samay's father • Paresh Mehta as Cinema manager • Vikas Bata as Nano • Rahul Koli as Manu • Shoban Makwa as Badshah • Kishan Parmar as ST • Vijay Mer as Tiku • Alpesh Tank as Mr. Dave, Teacher • Tia Sebastien as Leela Mila • Jasmin Joshi as Rathor Production [ ] Chhello Show in The film is semi-autobiographical as Nalin was born and brought up in The film focuses on hope and innocence. It also highlight ending culture of single-screen cinema and 35mm celluloid films in India. Release [ ] Ahead of its premiere, the film was acquired by Neue Visionen for The film premiered at the Spotlight section of the 20th More than a year after its premiere at Tribeca, Chhello Show in its home country of India, in partnership with Reception [ ] India [ ] On the Chhello Showis a reminder of what happens when film evolves into cinema". 's Chhello Show is slender in comparison, but works all the same as an enchanting, bitter-sweet reminiscence". International [ ] Richard Whittaker of Accolades [ ] • ^ a b c Ramachandran, Naman (12 September 2022). . Retrieved 20 September 2022. • ^ a b c d e Firstpost. 27 April 2021. . Retrieved 27 May 2021. • The...

LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 19: Jake Gyllenhaal attends the "Strange World" multimedia event at ... [+] Picturehouse Central on November 19, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images for Disney) Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images for Disney As we greet a new week, we also welcome an exciting roster of fresh titles coming to Netflix. Ranging from thought-provoking documentaries to binge-worthy series and top-tier blockbuster films, there's something to cater to everyone's viewing appetite. If you've been eager to discover fresh content, keep reading, as I will detail some of the most anticipated releases. In the first section of this article, you’ll find a list of the best new movies and shows on Netflix this week. Then I will cover the best content leaving the platform. And finally, at the end of the article you’ll find the full list of movies and shows coming to and leaving Netflix between Sunday, June 4, and Saturday, June 10, 2023. This relatable sitcom, brought to life by the comedic brilliance of Mindy Kaling, returns for a fourth season. The plot continues to revolve around Devi (played by Maitreyi Ramakrishnan), an Indian-American teen trying to elevate her social standing at school, post-trauma. Friends, family, and teenage angst persist as obstacles in her path, resulting in a touching, funny portrayal of adolescence. Oliver Hermanus directs this touching British drama. Overwhelmed at work and isolated in his personal life, the main character (a...

Demi-gods. Photo: Disney Mark your calendars, demigods. Disney+ is currently developing an adaptation of Percy Jackson and the Olympians that will hopefully outdo the Logan Lerman film series. Not to be optimists, but we’re pretty excited for this trip to Camp Half-Blood. For one, the episodic nature of a TV show seems like it will fit the Rick Riordan series, in which the characters travel their way through modern-day versions of Greek myths. Also? They cast kids in the lead roles, as opposed to moody teenagers like the movie. Riordan has been much more involved in this version of Percy Jackson than the 2010 film adaptation. “They should censor the entire thing,” he tweeted about the movie On the Percy front, Walker Scobell is on a titular-role streak. First he was Adam in The Adam Project (technically one of two Adams with Ryan Reynolds), and now he’s Percy in the Disney+ adaptation of Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Riordan announced the casting on his website. “I got to deliver the news to Walker personally via Zoom back on Jan. 28 that he had been chosen for the part,” Four months later, Percy Jackson (Riordan’s Version) cast its Grover Underwood and Annabeth Chase. The official Percy Jackson series Twitter Empire) and Aryan Simhadri ( Cheaper by the Dozen) have joined the official trio for the Disney+ show. Riordan Hamilton himself, Lin-Manuel Miranda, is playing the god with the best shoes, Hermes, whose son Luke is a … big deal in the first book in the series. Jus...

This is the permanent home of our TV premiere calendar. Bookmark this page; we'll update it daily throughout the year. Updated June 15 Premiere dates for new and returning shows and specials New ( ) and returning shows, TV movies, miniseries, and specials (including streaming exclusives) with announced premiere dates are listed below. All times are both ET/PT unless otherwise indicated. Items available to buy or rent through digital outlets (VOD, Prime Video, iTunes, etc.) are marked with a ($). Miss something? View our June premieres - THU / June 15 60 Days In Reality A&E, 9p Aged Horror/Thriller ($) Rent/Buy ▣ Anthology/Drama/Sci-fi The sixth season of Netflix's popular sci-fi-ish anthology series (which last aired in 2019) consists of five new episodes, all written by series creator Charlie Brooker. (That may seem short, but it's actually two episodes longer than the prior season.) Stars confirmed for the new season include Aaron Paul, Zazie Beetz, Salma Hayek, Michael Cera, Josh Hartnett, Annie Murphy, Kate Mara, Rob Delaney, and Paapa Essiedu. Two episodes will be set in the past—specifically 1979 and an alternate-history 1969—while several deal with stardom, including one episode in which an average woman is shocked to discover that a streaming service has adapted her life story into a new TV drama and that Salma Hayek is playing her. Booked: First Day In Reality A&E, 10p Dragons: The Nine Realms Animation/Family Hulu/Peacock ▣ Drama/Thriller/Horror Look Into My Eyes...