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Director of Netflix’s “The Family” Defends Portrayal of Secretive Evangelical Organization

Here We Go: Netflix Adds Transgender Storyline to Nickelodeon Children’s Cartoon...

At Global Leadership Summit, Pastor Craig Groeschel Encourages Ministry Leaders to...

Barack and Michelle Obama Are Ready to Release Their First Film...

Peppermint Bark Oreos are Hitting Store Shelves Again This Winter

Gideon Raff, Director of “The Red Sea Diving Resort”, Wants Film...

Michael Brown: Netflix Declares It’s ‘Here and Queer’

John Stonestreet and G. Shane Morris: The Strange Thing About “Stranger...

Michael Brown: Netflix Says ‘We’re Here, We’re Queer’

Comic-Con Surprises Mark Hamill With 2019 Icon Award

Netflix Finally Removes Graphic Suicide Scene from “13 Reasons Why”

WATCH: Catholic Stephen Colbert and Atheist Ricky Gervais Discuss Faith, Magic,...

‘Friends’ Is Leaving Netflix for New HBO Streaming Platform

Amazon Prime Film Studios are Struggling as They Battle to Find...

WATCH: Official Trailer Released for Netflix’s “Family Reunion,” Comedy Series Written...

Presenter Michael B. Jordan, third from left, poses with, from left, honorees Antron McCray, Raymond Santana, Yusef Salaam, Kevin Richardson and Korey Wise at the ACLU SoCal's 25th Annual Luncheon at the JW Marriott at LA Live, Friday, June 7, 2019, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)

Michael B. Jordan Presents Central Park 5 With ACLU’s Inaugural Courage...

Chuck Bentley: Is Having an Amazon Prime Membership Worth It?

Jerry Newcombe: Hollywood, Stop Bullying Georgia and Pick on Someone Your...

Netflix Threatened to Pull Out of Georgia Over Abortion Ban. Christians...

This undated image shows Randall Park and Ali Wong in a scene from the movie "Always Be My Maybe." The newly released Netflix movie is an Asian-American rom-com with a twist: ethnicity isn't central to the plot. (Courtesy of Netflix)

In Asian-led ‘Always Be My Maybe,’ Ethnicity is Incidental

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