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As $1B Netflix studio in NJ gets closer, Gov. Murphy celebrates 'revived hope'
The governor and local mayors say the project will bring jobs to the long-shuttered Fort Monmouth army base.
By
Nancy Solomon
Arts & Entertainment
Netflix Taking A Chance On Seinfeld, Show About Nothing, Starting October 1st
The show, which explores the minutiae of Seinfeld's everyday life amidst his interactions with a close-knit group of neighbors, friends and current & former lovers, hits Netflix on October 1st.
By
Ben Yakas
News
Anna Sorokin, "Socialite Heiress Grifter," Has Left Prison And Is Working On Her Memoir
Sorokin, who also uses the name Anna Delvey, was released on prison on February 11th.
By
Jen Chung
Arts & Entertainment
Watch Dave Chappelle Talk About George Floyd's Death & More In Surprise Special “8:46”
The new Netflix special, which was recorded just last week, includes a disclaimer: "Normally I wouldn't show you something so unrefined, I hope you understand."
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Netflix Will Keep Iconic Paris Theater Open For Netflix Releases & Events
The 71-year-old theater will now be used for Netflix special events, screenings, and theatrical releases of its films.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Photos: Netflix Throws Huge 1975 Block Party In Little Italy For 'The Irishman'
The neighborhood was de-aged for the weekend.
By
Scott Lynch
Arts & Entertainment
Little Italy Traveling Back To 1975 This Weekend To Celebrate 'The Irishman'
There will also be lots of deals on some delicious Italian food.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Video: Chris Evans, Paul Rudd & Billy Eichner Startle & Amaze Unsuspecting New Yorkers
Has Chris Evans made a difference in the lives of random New Yorkers? Let's find out.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
'American Son' Dramatizes Every Black Mother's Fear
The art of the movie exists within the ferocity of its one note—a note that if you’ve ever had to sing, feels like an eternity of ripping out your vocal chords as an entire nation stands by and refuses to listen.
By
Rebecca Carroll
Arts & Entertainment
Paris Theater Will Reopen Next Month For Noah Baumbach's Netflix Movie
The news has spurred questions as to whether the streaming giant's arrangement may be a precursor to a longer-term lease that would keep the Paris Theater alive.
By
Elizabeth Kim
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