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Conclave director Edward Berger says streaming and cinemas both have a place

October 19, 2026

Conclave and All Quiet on the Western Front director Edward Berger said streaming services and movie theaters both have a place, depending on the project. Speaking at Rome’s MIA Market, he also credited Netflix with disrupting a film industry that needed new ideas and audiences after the pandemic era.

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The Diplomat Season 4 Finale Throws Kate Wyler’s Future Into Question

October 18, 2026

The Diplomat Season 4 finale sees Kate Wyler publicly resign as U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom after clashing with President Grace Penn’s geopolitical tactics. Hal then reveals that he has also resigned as vice president, leaving both Wylers outside the administration and their next move uncertain.

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Netflix Revisits the Infamous Stanford Prison Experiment in New Reality Series

October 18, 2026

Netflix’s reality series “The New Stanford Prison Experiment” debuts Oct. 21, placing 30 participants in a simulated prison for two weeks to reconsider whether power corrupts. Set inside a working Georgia prison, the project also examines conformity, dominance, submission and the ethical limits of reality television.

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Aaron Sorkin Says a ‘West Wing’ Revival Still Crosses His Mind Daily

October 14, 2026

Aaron Sorkin says he thinks every day about reviving NBC political drama “The West Wing,” though no new version is in development. He called a return “very, very tricky” in the current environment but said it would be fun and that he misses the series, which aired from 1999 to 2006.

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Netflix’s Eyeline Uses AI to Swap Locations, Rebuild Crowds and Relight Scenes

October 13, 2026

Netflix-owned Eyeline Studios is combining generative AI with live-action filming and traditional visual effects to transform locations, reconstruct crowds and alter lighting after performances are recorded. Its developing tools could also let filmmakers reposition cameras after a shoot while preserving an actor’s original performance.

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Netflix’s ‘Tyson’ Revisits the Boxing Icon’s Familiar Story in His Own Voice

October 13, 2026

Netflix’s four-part docuseries Tyson, directed by Floyd Russ and premiering Tuesday, October 13, lets Mike Tyson revisit his turbulent life and boxing career largely in his own voice. Interviews with family, friends and fellow boxers add perspective, but Tyson’s evasiveness and the absence of Robin Givens and Desiree Washington limit its treatment of contentious chapters.

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Bryan Cranston Pays Tribute to Late ‘Breaking Bad’ Co-Star RJ Mitte

October 12, 2026

Bryan Cranston paid an emotional tribute to his Breaking Bad co-star RJ Mitte following the actor and disability-rights activist’s death at 34. Cranston remembered Mitte, who played Walter White Jr., as a talented performer and advocate for people with disabilities.

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Young Sheldon Cast Gets Candid About Working With Child Star Iain Armitage

October 10, 2026

Young Sheldon cast members are opening up about the pressure Iain Armitage faced after taking on the lead role at age eight. Armitage, Raegan Revord and Annie Potts reflected on the demanding production schedule, the young actors’ sibling-like bond and the responsibility of carrying the Big Bang Theory prequel.