EntertainmentUpdated 56m ago
Streamers, sequels and scandals fill entertainment's news day
What it means
Netflix plans a Daniel Sancho miniseries and an FTX drama, HBO adapts Crazy Rich Asians and adds three to The Last of Us, while Aaron Sorkin's Facebook sequel draws 61% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Why it matters
Netflix's Sancho and FTX dramas, HBO's Crazy Rich Asians series and Sorkin's Facebook sequel put real crimes and tech figures into mass entertainment, while the BBC paid compensation to PinkNews founders at the High Court.
How it affects you
New seasons and films arrive on Netflix, HBO Max and Apple TV+ in coming months, including Furia season 2 on October 9 and The Altruists on November 19, so your watchlists and subscriptions change.
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