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What to stream this week: Michelle Pfeiffer’s festive comedy and five more picks
Don’t miss an adult animation with psychedelic properties, Hank Azaria’s idiosyncratic sports comedy and a look at a publishing institution.
- Craig Mathieson
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Our phone addiction is forcing producers to change the way they make TV
The TV industry is fighting a losing battle for our attention, prompting producers to actively cater to audiences distracted by their phones.
- Michael Lallo
Diddy he do it? The $1 million Tupac hit, and other revelations from Sean Combs doco
The four-part documentary series on Netflix airs some serious allegations against the artist formerly known as Puff Daddy, P Diddy and Love.
- Karl Quinn
The Taylor Swift docuseries just landed. Here are five things we learnt
The question on most Swifties’ minds after seeing the Eras Tour was: how on earth did she pull that off? Now we finally know.
- Nell Geraets
‘It’s not a weakness to be nice’: Ella Purnell is on the rise – and she’s using her power for good
As a child actor, she filled in for big-name stars, but it was the small lessons that mattered the most to the Fallout star.
- Jared Richards
TV year in review: The 25 best shows of 2025
This was a huge year for TV, with some of the best shows coming out of the blue. Do you agree with our critics?
- Craig Mathieson, Meg Watson, Louise Rugendyke, Karl Quinn, Kylie Northover and Debi Enker
Four things to Binge this summer
Meg Watson, deputy TV editor, on the TV shows she would recommend watching right now.
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This sequel was 30 years in the making. Was it worth waiting for?
In 1995, Edward Burns made a huge splash with his indie debut, The Brothers McMullen. Now, he’s returned to where it all began.
- Karl Quinn
MAGA influencers urge Trump to kill Netflix deal over streamer’s Obama ties
The right-wing commentators’ push to paint Netflix as aligned with Democrats and a liberal agenda adds to a swirl of controversy and intrigue circling what would be one of the largest media mergers in recent history.
- Will Oremus and Scott Nover
Succession supercharged their careers. But who’s done the best work since?
Actors from this hit show have since enjoyed an Oscar, Tony Awards and a Netflix sensation. Let’s rank their post-Succession hits.
- Craig Mathieson
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