Nico Santos takes you behind the scenes of the new Netflix romantic comedy “Happiness for Beginners” based on Katherine Center’s novel.
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The reality dating show “The Ultimatum” is one of the most popular titles on Netflix and now, they have a LGBTQ-themed version called “Queer Love.” I spent some time with the contestants Lexi, Mal, and Vanessa, and host JoAnna Swisher.
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The Coachella Valley Filipino Festival will happen in October but savor the taste this Sunday for a free screening of “Ulam: Main Dish” at the Palm Springs Cultural Center.
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Raven is the first ASL performer contestant on Netflix’s “The Circle” and she’s unapologetically “deaf AF.” You will fall in love with Raven and her best friend and interpreter Paris in the fifth season of the popular reality show.
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Harry Turner is one of the subjects of the new documentary “Wildcat.” He’s a young British soldier back from war in Afghanistan. Suffering from depression and PTSD, he finds a second chance in the Amazon rainforest.
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First of all, I enjoyed Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon.” It’s a wildly entertaining look at Hollywood’s early days. The cast is fantastic and I specifically enjoyed Li Jun Li’s portrayal of Lady Fay Zhu, a thinly-veiled character based on Anna May Wong.
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I love, love, love the new “Matilda the Musical” on Netflix based on the Broadway musical adapted from Roald Dahl’s 1988 novel. It stars Alisha Weir as our Matilda matching Emma Thompson’s Miss Agatha Trunchbull wit by wit.
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Oscar-winning director and Hollywood icon Ron Howard returns with the real-life drama “Thirteen Lives” based on the true story of the young boys and their soccer coach trapped in a system of underground caves in Thailand.
