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Tyra Banks Sues Netflix Over Cut Footage in Top Model Docuseries
entertainment26 days ago

Tyra Banks Sues Netflix Over Cut Footage in Top Model Docuseries

Tyra Banks has filed a defamation suit against Netflix, the docuseries' directors Mor Loushy and Daniel Sivan, and EverWonder Studio over Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model, arguing that producers edited roughly 16 minutes of her three-and-a-half-hour interview to create a false narrative; she also cites breach of contract and false endorsement. Banks says she wasn’t given access to the doc before it aired and was denied unedited footage to correct inaccuracies. Netflix says the docuseries aimed to tell an honest story and that Banks’s perspective was considered; Banks seeks damages and a jury trial.

Netflix Docuseries Turns Michael Jackson Trial Into a Study of Celebrity Obsession
entertainment1 month ago

Netflix Docuseries Turns Michael Jackson Trial Into a Study of Celebrity Obsession

Netflix’s Michael Jackson: The Verdict revisits the singer’s 2005 trial through archival footage, juror and insider interviews, and news-era clips to show how media frenzy and public narratives—rooted in earlier allegations and settlements—shaped the case. It argues the real story is society’s fixation on fame and the public’s readiness to embrace a narrative, rather than a clear verdict, with the lasting takeaway that the only true innocents may have been the children involved.

Unmasking Benjaman Kyle: A Twisty Amnesia Case Unfolded
television1 month ago

Unmasking Benjaman Kyle: A Twisty Amnesia Case Unfolded

Shannon and Eric Evangelista spent 11 years filming a four-hour Investigation Discovery docuseries about Benjaman Kyle (who is actually William Powell), an amnesiac whose memory wipe spans 1983–2004 and hints at a violent past. The film uncovers Kyle’s possible knowledge of his real identity, threats faced by the filmmakers from secretive crime elements, and a dramatic confrontation in a long-since-ongoing hunt for the truth. A second season looks likely as they push for more tips, and the program is now streaming on HBO Max after airing as a two-night ID event.

Netflix Unveils Trailer for Michael Jackson: The Verdict Docuseries
entertainment1 month ago

Netflix Unveils Trailer for Michael Jackson: The Verdict Docuseries

Netflix released the trailer and set a June 3, 2026 premiere for Michael Jackson: The Verdict, a three-part docuseries told by courtroom insiders—jurors, reporters, and attorneys—exploring Michael Jackson’s 2003 trial and his complex legacy in 50-minute episodes directed by Nick Green and produced by showrunner David Herman, Fiona Stourton, and James Goldston.

Wrexham's Rise: Five Key Moments That Shaped a Premier League Dream
sports2 months ago

Wrexham's Rise: Five Key Moments That Shaped a Premier League Dream

Driven by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, Wrexham’s ascent hinges on Phil Parkinson’s management, Mullin’s National League title heroes, a string of record-breaking signings, revenue boosts from the Welcome to Wrexham docuseries, and major Racecourse Ground renovations, all propelling the club from non-league to the brink of the Premier League.

Diana’s Secret Audio Tapes Fuel a New Three-Part Docuseries
entertainment2 months ago

Diana’s Secret Audio Tapes Fuel a New Three-Part Docuseries

Princess Diana's voice returns to the spotlight in a three-part docuseries called Diana: The Unheard Truth, which will feature five hours of never-before-heard audio tapes from 1991. Produced by Love Monday and still seeking a worldwide distributor, the program revisits Diana's feelings on her marriage to Prince Charles and life in the palace, building on the infamous 1992 book Diana: Her True Story, and could spark renewed public interest and discourse around the royal family.

Princess Diana's Secret Tapes Spark a Revelatory New Docuseries
entertainment2 months ago

Princess Diana's Secret Tapes Spark a Revelatory New Docuseries

Never-before-heard five hours of Princess Diana's conversations are being turned into a three-episode docuseries, Diana: The Unheard Truth, by Love Monday TV in partnership with 53 Degrees Global. The tapes, drawn from the 1991 Colthurst interviews that inspired Diana: Her True Story, will offer candid revelations about her life, her relationship with the Crown, and a future she envisioned, with Morton and Colthurst involved and the series being shopped worldwide to platforms yet to be announced.

New Princess Diana Docuseries Leverages Unreleased Tapes for 2027 Debut
entertainment2 months ago

New Princess Diana Docuseries Leverages Unreleased Tapes for 2027 Debut

Love Monday TV and 53 Degrees Global are producing a three‑part docuseries, Diana: The Unheard Truth, built on five hours of unreleased 1991 audio tapes of Princess Diana. Set to premiere August 31, 2027—the 30th anniversary of her death—the series features Morton and Colthurst revisiting how Morton’s Diana biography was made, with insights from other royal insiders. Funded by Rainmaker Films and Plymouth Films, the project gains full access to the archive to shed new light on Diana’s life inside and beyond the royal framework.

Hogan's deadly fentanyl regimen during TNA years revealed in Netflix docuseries
entertainment2 months ago

Hogan's deadly fentanyl regimen during TNA years revealed in Netflix docuseries

In the Netflix docuseries Hulk Hogan: Real American, Hogan details extreme fentanyl use to cope with pain during his TNA years (2009–2013): two 80‑mg doses each morning, two 300‑mg patches on his legs, and six 1500‑mg fentanyl lollipops, with a staff member noting, “You should be dead.” He also described nearly bed‑ridden pain from multiple surgeries and sleeping in a chair. The piece notes that his TNA stint helped save him financially, that his final match there was in 2012, and that he died at 71 in July 2025 after postoperative complications.

Hulk Hogan’s final interview reveals extreme fentanyl use to fight pain
entertainment2 months ago

Hulk Hogan’s final interview reveals extreme fentanyl use to fight pain

Netflix’s Hulk Hogan: Real American features the late WWE icon admitting he used extreme amounts of fentanyl to cope with pain at the end of his career—including 80‑milligram doses, patches, and lollipops—driven by financial strain after his divorce; doctors told him he should be dead. Hogan died of a heart attack in 2025, and the docuseries released on April 22, 2026, recounts his darkest period alongside reflections from others like Eric Bischoff.

Netflix Docuseries Sparks Fresh Zayn-Louis Feud Rumors, Director Responds
entertainment2 months ago

Netflix Docuseries Sparks Fresh Zayn-Louis Feud Rumors, Director Responds

Nicola Marsh, the director of an upcoming Netflix docuseries about Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson, addressed rumors of a physical fight on set sparked by a Sun report, noting the speculation without confirmation from reps. Social-media activity—the unfollowing of Zayn by Louis—is fueling fan chatter. The pair have a long history dating back to One Direction, including past tensions and occasional reconciliations, and Marsh’s comments come as the project remains in development with no verified details about the alleged incident.

Wrexham Docuseries Extends Its Run With Fresh FX/Hulu Renewal
entertainment3 months ago

Wrexham Docuseries Extends Its Run With Fresh FX/Hulu Renewal

FX has renewed the hit docuseries Welcome to Wrexham for three more seasons, taking it through at least eight seasons. Season 5 will premiere May 14 on FXX/Hulu with two episodes, followed by a weekly rollout. The renewal, praised by FX’s Nick Grad, underscores the show’s global appeal and the ongoing collaboration of Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds with executive producers and production partners to tell the Wrexham story for years to come.

HBO's Safdie-Produced Neighbors Turns Neighborhood Feuds Into a Compelling Docuseries
television4 months ago

HBO's Safdie-Produced Neighbors Turns Neighborhood Feuds Into a Compelling Docuseries

HBO's six-episode docuseries Neighbors, produced by Josh Safdie, surveys American neighborly disputes—from gate fights to lawn wars—through on-camera interviews, Ring footage, and user-generated clips; it isn’t always pleasant to watch, but is consistently gripping and offers a sharp mirror on homeownership and online visibility, premiering Feb. 13 on HBO and HBO Max.