After successfully partnering up in Emily in Paris, Netflix and Darren Star are uniting again for the romantic-comedy series Uncoupled.  Uncoupled follows the life of Michael, whose 17-year marriage comes crashing down when his husband blindsides him by walking out the door. Multiple Emmy winner Jeffrey Richman, known for his work on Modern Family and

Multiple sports documentary specials will be making their way onto Netflix from August 10th through to September 7th. They’ll cover previously unknown or suppressed sports stories in sports like athletics, NHL, NBA and boxing. Here’s what you need to know.  Untold is essentially a sports docu-series series that’s split up into individual films that will

Chicago Med – Picture: NBC Universal In yet another unusual license for Netflix in the US, they’ll be picking up multiple seasons Dick Wolf’s NBC series Chicago Med. Although we don’t quite know how many seasons are coming to Netlfix, Chicago Med will be streaming from July 22nd, 2021.  The NBC series which is a

The Netflix Original docuseries The Investigator: A British Crime Story is scheduled to leave Netflix in the US and multiple other regions where it’s classed an Original series in August 2021.  Hosted by British journalist Mark Williams-Thomas, the series originally aired back in 2016 which was compared to Making A Murderer. The first season focused

The last time Brisbane bid to host the Olympic Games, many locals still referred to the place as “a big country town”. The Queensland capital’s opponents to host the 1992 games argued the city was too small and unknown. There are few similar doubts this time around, as Brisbane is set to be anointed host

A Ugandan athlete who fled during pre-Olympics training in western Japan last week has been found and is being interviewed by police, officials said on Tuesday. Mie prefectural police in central Japan said the 20-year-old weightlifter Julius Ssekitoleko was in the city of Yokkaichi, 105 miles east of his host town in western Japan. Police

In Tinderbox Tokyo, on the eve of the first sporting action of these troubled Olympics, everyone appears to have the jitters. Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee, admits to sleepless nights. Athletes and journalists increasingly fear their Games could end with a ping on their phone and a 14-day spell in quarantine. And

With an honesty every bit as breathtaking as his blistering speed, the most talented male sprinter in Britain is explaining how fast food, cake, and epic Call of Duty sessions nearly derailed his Olympic dream. “Deliveroo is the problem,” admits Reece Prescod and then, suddenly, it all starts to tumble out: how he turned up