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Kristen Stewart has made it abundantly obvious throughout her time in the spotlight how uncomfortable she is with fame. As a matter of fact, the actor, who rose to fame after portraying Bella Swan in the “Twilight” series, famously admitted to Harper’s Bazaar UK that “Fame is the worst thing in the world.” Stewart, who frequently displays signs of discomfort on red carpets and in interviews, elaborated, “Having that much human energy thrown at you and then being severely evaluated is obviously unnerving.”

Stewart has been acting since she was a young child, landing notable parts in films including “Panic Room” and “Zathura: A Space Adventure” (via IMDb). Stewart’s interest in weirder material, primarily in indie films, after the success of “Twilight” sparked more rumours. She firmly stated to IndieWire, “It irritates me when people wonder, “Oh, is this the job where she’s going to show everyone how she’s grown?” I’m not attempting to demonstrate anything to anyone.”

Stewart has come in for more criticism over her supposed sexual relationships, despite the fact that her job has received and always will receive a lot of attention. Years after the fact, Stewart finally discussed her romance with Robert Pattinson in “Twilight.” She is somewhat more approachable, nevertheless, when it comes to her sexuality.

The ‘Twilight’ Star Isn’t Confused About Her Sexuality

When Kristen Stewart served as host of “Saturday Night Live,” she gave a humorous monologue on how enamoured former President Donald Trump was of their relationship with Robert Pattinson. Stewart remarked, “I’m, like, so homosexual, guy,” towards the conclusion of the conversation. The “Personal Shopper” actor unintentionally became the LGBTQ+ community’s face simply by virtue of her decision to be open about her attraction to women, as The Guardian notes.

Although she acknowledged that things are changing but that there is still a long way to go, the performer, who is typically shy, declined to accept credit for anything other than being unashamedly herself. Stewart spoke boldly, confirming once and for all where she stands, “If you’re bisexual, you’re not confused. It’s not at all unclear. It’s the complete opposite for me.” The actor added that her hesitation to come out had nothing to do with shame in a later interview with The Mirror.

“I was fine. I was one way for a long time and I was not a different way once I started dating other people. Unless you say the words, because words matter, you’re not fully out yet,” Stewart said, adding that it was confusing for other people. However, the “Crimes of the Future” star admitted to Harper’s Bazaar UK that it hasn’t always been easy, with Stewart being advised to keep her sexuality a secret to land bigger roles. She naturally refused to do so.

Kristen Stewart Was Dying To Marry Her Long-Time Partner

Kristen Stewart is no longer shy about expressing who she is and who she loves. However, Stewart admitted to InStyle that she was “immediately” asked if she was a lesbian when the actor first began seeing women in public. Being only 21 years old at the time, she needed time to process everything on her own before making any sort of definitive claims, including being a spokesman for the queer community.

“I was not shy about showing who I was. I was going out every day knowing that my affectionate interactions with my partner would be captured on camera, but I didn’t want to talk about it “The ex-child star clarified. Thankfully, “Now I relish it. I adore the notion that anything I do effortlessly rubs off on someone else who is having a hard time. That is great stuff!” After dating screenwriter Dylan Meyer for two years, Stewart proposed to her in November 2021.

As the “Twilight” star eagerly tells People, “I wanted to be proposed to, so I think I really precisely etched out what I wanted and she nailed it. She performed pretty well, and it was really cute. Our marriage is actually taking place.” Stewart has finally found support to ease her discomfort in the spotlight after years of feeling alone at red carpet events.

In any relationship, cheating is a possibility. Unless, of course, you belong to one of the zodiac signs least likely to experience infidelity, you can never be fully certain of what your partner is doing when you’re not there.

There is no surefire technique to prevent your lover from being unfaithful. Nothing you could do, say, or alter would guarantee them integrity and loyalty because, in the end, it’s not really about you or what you’re doing. You might be their best friend and lover, but if they are predisposed to cheat, they will do it regardless of how wonderful their partner is.

However, some zodiac signs are more inclined than others to encourage their partners to remain faithful. And you might not need to worry as much if you belong to a zodiac sign that won’t be duped.

1. Taurus (April 20 – May 20)

Taurus, you are a devoted sign. People want to be around you because of how dedicated you are to your friends and family, and they make you as happy as you do. This is wonderful news for someone like you who has serious concerns about security and trust.

You should surround oneself with as many exquisite objects as you can afford to get. You simply have a lot more to offer than most others, whether it is materially, monetarily, emotionally, or possibly.

2. Gemini (May 21 – June 20)

Gemini, it’s simple to love you. You always seem to be just what someone else wanted, and you can be sure that once you leave the room, they’ll be thinking of you for some time.

Due to how simple it is for you to accommodate so many different personalities, you may be a little bit of a cheater yourself (or at least a major flirt). You can become so engrossed in the conversation that you forget about your past commitments when you’re speaking to a hottie who is obviously ready to take things further.

But for you, it’s better to have a group of admirers than it is to spend too much time by yourself wondering what everyone else is doing.

3. Leo (July 23 – August 22)

Leo, you actually are very awesome, despite the fact that you subconsciously worry about what other people think of you. You’re so innately lovely, kind, and accepting that it’s impossible not to love you. Relax and enjoy the fact that, at least to some people, you truly are as amazing as you hope to be.

Anyone would be happy to be associated with Leo. Everywhere you go, you draw attention, and you rarely disappoint your audience. If your partner betrays you, it’s likely out of jealousy because some people can’t handle being treated like a sidekick.

4. Scorpio (October 23 – November 21)

swindle you, Scorpio? Who would risk it? You already know whether or not your current partner is trustworthy, most likely. Even if you are certain they are unfaithful, you have your own reasons for maintaining them in your life while you decide whether or not to take any action.

Who would want to deceive a Scorpio, anyway? There are numerous reasons why someone may hesitate to betray you. Your prowess in both romance and sexuality is legendary. Everyone wants to solve the enigma surrounding you (as if they could ever, but they still can’t help trying). You’re also a touch terrifying, which is a compliment, by the way.

5. Aquarius (January 20 – February 18)

Even though you’d really want to be left alone, Aquarius, it’s hard for someone who loves you to do so. You generally break up relationships, even though you don’t have a tendency to cheat. You simply can’t stand to be around someone else constantly, not because your partner did anything wrong. You require a lot of room to breathe, ponder, and prepare.

Even when you are actually hard to get, it frequently appears that you are playing the hard-to-get game. It takes a lot of work to capture your attention, let alone your affection, so once someone succeeds in getting near to you (or at least closer), they are unlikely to waste their efforts.

Particularly since they will only grow more captivated after you let your guard down and reveal just how truly bizarre and innovative you are.

6. Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21)

You’ve probably already interacted with a lot of liars, Sagittarius. Simply said, you weren’t around long enough to give them a chance.

Similar to Aquarius, people find that they have to pursue you, and the only way they can really get your attention is if they have something to offer that hasn’t already been done a million times over (sometimes Sagittarius exaggerates a bit).

With Sagittarius, the “honeymoon phase” of any relationship seems to linger a lot longer than it does with most other signs since they are constantly seeking out new experiences and viewpoints. Sag never ceases to surprise their partners, which greatly aids in maintaining their attention.

Anyone caught up in the swirl of Sagittarius is simply less likely to stray far because they never know what they could miss.

There are so many new things on Netflix in September 2022 that the list seems never-ending. For your streaming amusement, the streaming service is releasing a tonne of original series, films, comedy specials, documentaries, and family programmes. With new movies and episodes added to Netflix every weekend, there is always something to watch.

The most popular release is Cobra Kai season 5, in which Daniel and Johnny work together to defeat Terry Silver. The second season of the supernatural teen adventure Fate: The Winx Saga is also returning.

Blonde, which stars Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe, is at the top of the list of recent Netflix films.

Check out our guides to the greatest family movies on Netflix, best comedy on Netflix, best Netflix documentaries, best Netflix romance movies, and best Netflix horror movies if you want to search by specific genres.

Investigate Netflix’s hidden features as well to gain access to hidden games, categories, and more.

We have a list of what’s departing Netflix this month in addition to the list of what’s new on Netflix for September 2022.

Editor’s picks now available on Netflix

Cobra Kai season 5

The difficult challenge of defeating evil karate entrepreneur Terry Silver awaits former adversaries turned allies Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) and Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka). He is establishing Cobra Kai franchises around the valley with a group of ice-cold instructors who are dedicated to imparting the “no mercy” ethos in their pupils. Johnny is preoccupied with personal matters, so Daniel has enlisted the assistance of another ex-competitor, Chozen (Yuji Okumoto). All of Daniel’s efforts have been put at risk by the kids’ growing resentment.

Sept. 9 premiere

Blonde

Blonde is a reinvention that follows Norma Jeane Morrison from childhood to international renown as a movie actress to her likely overdose death at the age of 36. Marilyn Monroe (played by Ana de Armas) is dramatised in this fictionalised account of her life. The movie—possibly Netflix’s first NC-17 release—will examine the sharp contrast between her outwardly joyful persona and the misogyny, exploitation, abuse, and drug addictions she experienced in real life. In addition to de Armas, other actors in the cast include Caspar Phillipson as “the President” John F. Kennedy, Adrien Brody as “the Playwright” Arthur Miller, and Bobby Cannavale as “the Ex-Athlete” Joe DiMaggio.

Sept. 28: premiere

Coming shortly in September, new content for Netflix

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 🇯🇵(Netflix Anime)

A gifted but reckless street child aspires to become a mercenary outlaw — an edgerunner — in a dystopia plagued by corruption and cybernetic implants.

The Great British Baking Show: Collection 10 🇬🇧 (Netflix Series)

The popular competition series is back.

Plan A Plan B 🇮🇳 (Netflix Film)

A bitter argument between a sincere matchmaker and a cynical divorce lawyer is complicated when the former moves into the office next to them.

Who Likes My Follower? 🇪🇸 (Netflix Series)

In an effort to exchange online likes for genuine love, three well-known influencers each assist one of their followers in narrowing their options for potential dates.

Arriving on Netflix September 1

• Fenced In 🇧🇷 (Netflix Film)

Walter switches from the city to the country following a psychological breakdown. But when he meets his boisterous new neighbours, his dreams of a peaceful life are dashed.

• Liss Pereira: Adulting (Netflix Comedy)

In a world of extremes, comedian Liss Pereira gets honest about love, adulthood, and being in the middle – not ideal, but not horrible either.

• JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure STONE OCEAN Episodes 13-24 (Netflix Anime)

Behind the walls of Green Dolphin Street Prison, Jolyne and her allies battle new Stand users, carrying on the Joestar family’s tradition.

• Off the Hook 🇫🇷 (Netflix Series)

Léa and Manon, who live together, resolve to do the unthinkable and give up all technology for 30 days after realising they both have unhealthy relationships with the Internet.

• Love in the Villa (Netflix Film)

Julie’s fantasy vacation to Verona, Italy, turns sour when she learns that the annoyingly handsome stranger who has been renting her villa is already there.

• Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles: Season 2 (Netflix Family)

Usagi and the crew enjoy a brief period of calm after the Yokai are no longer their adversaries, but they soon have to get ready for an attack by malevolent aliens.

• A Cinderella Story
• A Clockwork Orange
• A Good Old Fashioned Orgy
• A Knight’s Tale
• A Little Princess
• American Beauty
• Austin Powers in Goldmember
• Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
• Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
• Barbie Mermaid Power
• The Bridges of Madison County
• Clueless
• Despicable Me
• Despicable Me 2
• Dolphin Tale 2
• Friday After Next
• He’s Just Not That Into You
• I Survived a Crime: Season 1
• If Beale Street Could Talk
• The Italian Job
• John Q
• Just Friends
• Little Nicky
• Morphle Halloween Candy Magic Pet
• Next Friday
• The Notebook
• Resident Evil
• Resident Evil: Apocalypse
• Resident Evil: Retribution
• Road House
• Save the Last Dance
• Scarface
• Snow White & the Huntsman
• Story Time Book: Read-Along: S1
• This Is 40

Arriving on Netflix September 2

• Buy My House (Netflix Series)

With the hope of closing a game-changing deal right away, homeowners from all across the US showcase their homes for sale to four seasoned real estate investors.

• Dated and Related 🇬🇧 (Netflix Series)

In this dating tournament, hopeful singles and their siblings travel to an opulent villa where they will all be looking for love and competing for a $100,000 prize.

• Devil in Ohio (Netflix Series)

A psychiatrist takes in a young patient who has left a strange cult out of a desire to protect the child, despite the risk to her own family and life.

• Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives:Season 2 🇮🇳(Netflix Series)

In a season of new beginnings, the women rethink their friendships, professions, and personal objectives while maintaining their trademark camaraderie and irreverent humour.

• Fakes 🇨🇦 (Netflix Series)

teens that are best pals When business begins to take off, Zoe and Becca’s life of crime becomes all too real. They originally set out to create their own empire of phoney IDs.

• The Festival of Troubadours 🇹🇷 (Netflix Film)

While travelling far to a troubadour festival, a travelling musician and his son have an unexpected reunion that causes old scars to reopen.

• Ivy + Bean (Netflix Family)

When Bean discovers that her next-door neighbour Ivy has a talent for magic, they band together to make Bean’s older sister dance by casting a spell on her. forever!

• Ivy + Bean: The Ghost That Had to Go (Netflix Family)

icy white mist piping noises Additionally, there is a strange voice coming from the sewer. Is the school’s restroom possessed? Ivy and Bean are investigating!

• Ivy + Bean: Doomed to Dance (Netflix Family)

Ivy and Bean enrol in ballet class only to find out they’ll be performing in front of a large crowd during a recital. It’s time to leave — immediately!

• You’re Nothing Special 🇪🇸 (Netflix Series)

When word gets around at school that Amaia has inherited her grandmother’s magical abilities, life in her new village starts to get much more interesting.

Arriving on Netflix September 3

• Little Women 🇰🇷(Netflix Series)

Three sisters become involved in a plot involving the wealthy and powerful despite just having each other and never having enough money.

Arriving on Netflix September 5

• Call the Midwife: Series 11
• Cocomelon: Season 6 (Netflix Family)

Enter the “CoComelon” universe to see how cute characters and kid-friendly music may help young children learn and develop.

• Once Upon a Small Town 🇰🇷 (Netflix Series)

Unwillingly moving to the country, a veterinarian from the large metropolis meets a policewoman, a local insider with a warm secret.

• Vampire Academy

Arriving on Netflix September 6

• Bee and PuppyCat (Netflix Family)

While working for an intergalactic temporary staffing company on a delightful enchanted island, the impulsive Bee and her furry friend get up to all sorts of mischief.

• Get Smart With Money (Netflix Documentary)

People wishing to take charge of their finances and accomplish their goals can benefit from the straightforward advice provided by financial advisors on how to spend less and save more.

• Rodrigo Marques: King of Uncouth 🇧🇷( Netflix Comedy)

In this stand-up special, Brazilian comedian Rodrigo Marques talks about a particularly bizarre journey to a well-known island, his personal traumas, and more.

• Sheng Wang: Sweet and Juicy (Netflix Comedy)

Sheng Wang: Sweet and Juicy, directed by Ali Wong and shot at the Belasco Theatre in Los Angeles, is Sheng Wang’s first comedy special on Netflix. Sheng describes the benefits of having a juicer you don’t use, the key to his posture, his ideal heist crew, and much more. He finds magic in the ordinary.

• Untold: The Race of the Century (Netflix Documentary)

The Australia II boat crew remembers their 1983 America’s Cup triumph as a result of their inspiration, commitment, and creativity.

Arriving on Netflix September 7

• Chef’s Table: Pizza (Netflix Documentary)

The enduring culinary sensation is back with a season that is entirely focused on pizza pies. Visit the kitchens of chefs from Portland to Phoenix, Italy to Japan, whose inventiveness elevates this common meal to an art form via their distinctive flavours, motivational histories, and passion for crafting the ideal slice.

• Indian Predator: The Diary of a Serial Killer 🇮🇳 (Netflix Documentary)

When a suspect in the murder of a journalist is identified, the case is thought to be over—that is, until a secret diary reveals 13 additional victims and the possibility of cannibalism.

Arriving on Netflix September 8

• Entrapped 🇮🇸 (Netflix Series)

In this “Trapped” prequel, Andri and Hinrika investigate a 2013 woman’s abduction and the murder of a cult member who was connected to a land dispute between biker gangs.

• Diorama 🇸🇪 (Netflix Film)

A couple’s once-passionate marriage steadily disintegrates as miscommunication and temptations proliferate; the story is told through amusing dioramas.

Arriving on Netflix September 9

• Cobra Kai: Season 5 (Netflix Series)

Daniel, Johnny, and an old comrade join forces in a war that transcends the mat as Terry ushers Cobra Kai into a new era.

• End of the Road (Netflix Film)

Brenda, a recently bereaved mother, battles to keep her family safe while on a perilous road trip when a murder and a missing bag of cash put them in danger.

• Merlí. Sapere Aude: Season 2 🇪🇸 (Netflix Series)

Pol strives to establish a new normal after learning news that will change her life. While he does this, his peers struggle with their own academic and personal challenges.

• No Limit 🇫🇷 (Netflix Film)

In this aesthetically stunning romantic drama, an exceptionally gifted diver discovers a deep, devastating love with her record-breaking free-diving teacher.

• Narco-Saints 🇰🇷 (Netflix Series)

An everyday businessman participates in a covert government operation to apprehend a Korean drug lord operating in South America. based on actual occurrences.

Arriving on Netflix September 12

• Ada Twist, Scientist: Season 3 (Netflix Family)

teeny-bopper scientist Ada Twist and her two closest pals are delving deep inquiries and collaborating to get to the bottom of things!

Arriving on Netflix September 13

• Colette
• Jo Koy: Live from the Los Angeles Forum (Netflix Comedy)

Jo Koy performs for the fourth time at the venerable Los Angeles Forum for a Netflix original show. As usual, Jo waxes lyrical about his bond with his teenage son and also discusses his issues with sleep apnea.

• In the Dark: Season 4

Arriving on Netflix September 14

• Broad Peak 🇵🇱 (Netflix Film)

Maciej Berbeka discovers his journey was not complete after ascending the mountain known as Broad Peak. He decides to complete what he began 25 years later.

• The Catholic School (Netflix Film)

A horrific murder is committed in 1975 by three pupils at a famous all-male Catholic high school in Rome, shocking their peers and the neighbourhood.

• El Rey, Vicente Fernández 🇲🇽 (Netflix Series)

This drama series follows Vicente Fernandez’s journey from a working-class origins to superstardom, as well as the heartache along the way.

• Heartbreak High 🇦🇺 (Netflix Series)

At Hartley High, everyone’s covert relationships are revealed through a flamboyant mural. As a complete outcast, Amerie, the author, must deal with the nasty consequences.

• The Lørenskog Disappearance 🇳🇴 (Netflix Series)

Norwegian police are tasked with investigating the disappearance of a billionaire’s wife while contending with a rabid press and dishonest informants. inspired by true occurrences.

• Sins of Our Mother (Netflix Documentary)

Friends and family knew Lori Vallow as a committed wife, mother of three, and follower of God. However, something went horribly wrong over the previous three years, and now Lori is in jail while she awaits her trial for first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in connection with the murders of her fourth husband, her fifth husband’s wife, and her two youngest children.

Arriving on Netflix September 15

• Dogs in Space: Season 2 (Netflix Family)

A new planet for all of us? Fetch! In an effort to discover a new home for the endangered Earth, desperate scientists launch genetically modified pups into space.

• Intervention: Season 21

• Terim 🇹🇷 (Netflix Documentary)

The legendary coach Fatih Terim tells the story of his football career, from playing to coaching and winning championships with various different teams.

Arriving on Netflix September 16

• The Brave Ones 🇿🇦 (Netflix Series)

A goddess who was reincarnated as a human to exact revenge on her sister’s murder must learn to use her superpowers to overcome her foes and protect her family.

• Do Revenge (Netflix Film)

Drea (Alpha, the former it girl) and Eleanor (Beta, the new alt girl), who had a secret encounter, joined forces to pursue their respective tormentors. Do Revenge is a subversive Hitchcockian dark comedy with the most terrifying female leads ever.

• Drifting Home 🇯🇵 (Netflix Anime)

A group of elementary school students who were abandoned on an abandoned apartment building one tragic summer must seek within themselves to find a path home.

• Fate: The Winx Saga: Season 2 (Netflix Series)

While she and the other students at Alfea band together to protect Solaria from a dire threat, Bloom struggles to comprehend and control her talents.

• Gymnastics Academy: A Second Chance 🇦🇺 (Netflix Family)

After suffering an accident, American girl Kyra Berry is given a second chance to pursue her goals in Australia on a gymnastics scholarship.

• I Used to Be Famous 🇬🇧 (Netflix Film)

A former boy band star receives an unexpected second chance at fame when he bonds with a talented young drummer 20 years after his career peak.

• Jogi 🇮🇳(Netflix Film)

Three friends of many faiths band together in a brave but risky attempt to save hundreds in their town amid conflict in 1980s India.

• Love Is Blind: After the Altar: Season 2 (Netflix Series)

Following the experiment, reality becomes clearer. What happened to the married couples and singles from season two of Love is Blind? Although the future may be hazy, love is genuinely blind. When Love is Blind: A Novel debuts, keep up with the tales of Jarrette, Iyanna, Deepti, Shayne, Natalie, and more. On September 16, After the Altar (S2) will debut.

• Mirror, Mirror 🇪🇸 (Netflix Film)

In preparation for their cosmetic company’s 50th anniversary party, five employees debate with themselves in the mirror about their individual ambitions.

• Santo 🇪🇸 (Netflix Series)

To find the most sought drug dealer in the world, whose face has never been revealed, two cops (Bruno Gagliasso and Ral Arévalo) must learn how to cooperate.

• Skandal! Bringing Down Wirecard 🇬🇧(Netflix Documentary)

Upstart payment company Wirecard stunned the banking sector with its meteoric rise to fame—until a determined group of journalists uncovered a significant amount of fraud.

• This Is the End

• Travelin’ Band: Creedence Clearwater Revival at the Royal Albert Hall

This documentary examines CCR’s modest beginnings and spectacular rise and includes never-before-seen concert video and narration by Jeff Bridges.

Arriving on Netflix September 19

• Go Dog Go: Season 3 (Netflix Family)

When Tag, Scooch, and friends welcome a new family to Pawston and show them around town, the gang’s on-the-go escapades take an unexpected turn.

Arriving on Netflix September 20

• Patton Oswalt: We All Scream (Netflix Comedy)

With his fourth Netflix comedy special, We All Scream, Patton makes his directing debut. It was shot at the Paramount Theatre in Denver, Colorado. Discussing topics such as what happens to our bodies as we age, who he may have been if he had simply followed the list he made during the lockdown, the last rage tantrum of a Baby Boomer, and much more.

Arriving on Netflix September 21

• Designing Miami (Netflix Series)

The two trendiest designers in Miami are husband and wife in addition to being rivals. One home at a time, Eilyn and Ray Jimenez are adding sophistication to South Florida; she favours a basic style, and he favours a bombastic one.

• Fortune Seller: A TV Scam 🇮🇹 (Netflix Documentary)

Smart salespeople or cunning con artists? Before they went too far, Wanna Marchi and Stefania Nobile established themselves as the uncontested kings of Italian TV shopping.

• Iron Chef Mexico  🇲🇽 (Netflix Series)

In order to win the legendary katana and become the Legendary Chef, up-and-coming chefs compete in this cooking contest against three of Mexico’s best chefs.

• The Perfumier 🇩🇪 (Netflix Film)

A detective teams up with a perfume maker who use lethal techniques to create the ideal aroma in order to restore her sense of smell and win back her sweetheart.

• The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist (Netflix Documentary)

The truth about the Bling Ring crimes has never been revealed…until now. First there was the reality series, then there was the Hollywood film. Ten years after the infamous heists, the offenders have completed their sentences and are coming forward to reveal the true circumstances of the nationwide sensation that was the Hollywood Hills house invasions.

Arriving on Netflix September 22

• The Dreamlife of Georgie Stone 🇦🇺 (Netflix Documentary)

In this documentary, Georgie Stone looks back on her life and the pivotal battle she fought for transgender rights, sharing her path from child to teen activist.

• Karma’s World: Season 4 (Netflix Family)

As Karma rhymes her way through greater problems and shows up for her family, friends, and neighbourhood, more songs and experiences are in store for Hansberry Heights.

• Snabba Cash: Season 2 🇸🇪 (Netflix Series)

As the ruthless pursuit of easy money continues, Leya is plagued by memories of Salim and finds it impossible to get past them.

• Thai Cave Rescue (Netflix Series)

A global search and rescue operation is underway to free a Thai junior soccer team and their assistant coach who are trapped inside Tham Luang Cave. based on actual occurrences.

Arriving on Netflix September 23

• A Jazzman’s Blues (Netflix Film)

In Tyler Perry’s epic story of forbidden love, 40 years of lies and secrets are revealed while the Deep South’s juke joint blues provide the music.

• ATHENA 🇫🇷 (Netflix Film)

Three siblings witness their lives fall apart hours after their youngest brother tragically dies under mysterious circumstances.

• The Girls at the Back 🇪🇸 (Netflix Series)

Five 30-year-old ladies who have known each other since high school come together for their yearly vacation. But this year, one of them has just received a cancer diagnosis.

• Jamtara – Sabka Number Ayega: Season 2 🇮🇳 (Netflix Series)

As more players and corrupt politicians enter the battle, Jamtara’s phishing scams become trickier day by day.

• Lou (Netflix Film)

Storms are raging. A young girl is taken hostage. Her mother joins forces with the enigmatic neighbour to track down the kidnapper; the voyage challenges their mettle and reveals disturbing secrets from their pasts.

• Pokémon: The Arceus Chronicles 🇯🇵 (Netflix Family)

Ash, Goh, and Dawn discover a Team Galactic conspiracy while researching the fabled Pokémon Arceus. This plot poses a threat to the entire world.

Arriving on Netflix September 24

• Dynasty: Season 5

• Fullmetal Alchemist The Final Alchemy 🇯🇵 (Netflix Film)

In this dramatic conclusion, the Elric brothers’ tortuous quest comes to an end as they go up against a supernatural national menace.

Arriving on Netflix September 26

• A Trip to Infinity (Netflix Documentary)

This film explores the pioneers in math and physics who are searching for and trying to understand infinity.

• My Little Pony: Make Your Mark: Chapter 2 (Netflix Family)

These steady buddies work their charm even more effectively when they stick together. Welcome to Equestria, the land of all ponies.

Arriving on Netflix September 27

• Elysium

• The Munsters

• Nick Kroll: Little Big Boy (Netflix Comedy)

With Little Big Boy, Nick Kroll debuts his Netflix stand-up special after 20 years of stand-up. At the ripe old age of 33, Nick experienced his first heartbreak. He also discusses the importance of moms, his route to parenthood, and the secret of farting quietly. The video was shot at the Warner Theatre in Washington, DC. plus a lot more.

Arriving on Netflix September 28

• Blonde (Netflix Film)

This daringly remade fictional picture of Hollywood great Marilyn Monroe, starring Ana de Armas, is based on the bestselling book by Joyce Carol Oates.

• Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga (Netflix Documentary)

In a viral David vs. Goliath tale for the twenty-first century, this amusing documentary series follows a bunch of millennial misfits who came together online to save their beloved GameStop from the grasp of Wall Street bigwigs.

• Inheritance

• Inside the World’s Toughest Prisons: Season 6 🇬🇧 (Netflix Series)

Former prisoner Raphael Rowe, who was wrongfully imprisoned, keeps looking into the imposing jails in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Greece, and Moldova.

• Too Hot to Handle: Brazil: Season 2 🇧🇷 (Netflix Series)

Return of the hot reality show.

Arriving on Netflix September 29

• The Empress 🇩🇪 (Netflix Series)

Sisi, a passionate and disobedient woman, and Emperor Franz Joseph must navigate intrigues, power struggles, and forced love in 18th-century Austria.

Arriving on Netflix September 30

• Anikulapo 🇳🇬 (Netflix Film)

A devoted traveller comes across a mysterious bird with the ability to grant him another chance after an affair with the king’s wife results in his demise.

• Entergalactic (Netflix Special)

The narrative of two young musicians navigating the ups and downs of finding love in New York City comes from the minds of Kid Cudi and Kenya Barris.

• Floor is Lava: Season 3 (Netflix Series)

To earn $10,000, fifteen fearless new teams compete in a race to the summit of a massive volcano. Who will succeed and who will be eliminated?

• Human Playground (Netflix Series)

Idris Elba’s Human Playground is an epic new documentary series produced by the same team behind the worldwide bestseller Before They Pass Away, which has sold hundreds of thousands of copies. Elba, a Hollywood actor, serves as Executive Producer and provides voiceover.

• Phantom Pups 🇨🇦 (Netflix Family)

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In an effort to keep the picture on track, Ezra Miller has spoken with WB executives about The Flash’s future, and a recent report has revealed his reaction to the studio’s possible cancellation. One of the 2023 DC Extended Universe projects is The Flash, which will continue the story of the character who was briefly introduced in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in 2016 before becoming a major figure in Justice League in 2017. The Batman, starring Robert Pattinson, was one of the top 5 domestic films this year, but despite the success of DC pictures this year, there has been a lot of controversy about their impending features.This involves the postponement of Shazam! as well as Aquaman and the Lost City in order to give it more time for post-production. The cancellation of Batgirl, a $90 million HBO Max project that was shelved after Warner Bros. merged with Discovery, as well as Fury of the Gods into its original release date, are of particular note.

The Flash, which is scheduled to hit theatres on June 23, 2023, will include Miller’s return to the DCEU along with both Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton resuming their roles as Batman. Despite the dramatic nature of these events, one of the most concerning parts relates to The Flash’s future. The future of The Flash has appeared to be in doubt for some time due to Miller’s behaviour away from the set, which has garnered a lot of negative press for the actor. They were charged with criminal burglary in Vermont earlier this month after being detained twice in Hawaii this April—once for harassment and once for assault. A week later, Miller expressed regret for their actions and announced that they were receiving mental health therapy.

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Miller and their agent Scott Metzger met with film executives Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy on the Warner Bros. set this week to talk about The Flash’s future, according to THR. Even if the actor wasn’t disturbed by the constant stream of negative press surrounding them, the possibility that The Flash would be cancelled gave them the push they required to think twice about their actions and apologise. One of THR’s sources stated that “they care about The Flash. They enjoy playing this character the most.

This is the most encouraging development for The Flash’s future in the previous four months. It will be interesting to see if Miller actually maintains their reputation and gets the treatment they have promised. But it seems quite likely that DCEU fans will get to see The Flash at some point before next summer if they can keep up their current pace.

But if everything goes wrong and The Flash is actually cancelled, this could be disastrous for DC. The tide of public opinion is shifting against them, despite the fact that they are still in charge of a number of well-liked projects, notably James Gunn’s Peacemaker, a spinoff of The Suicide Squad. In order to right themselves and even start thinking about genuinely competing with the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s ongoing market dominance, they’ll need a run of hits to be published in a regular rhythm.

Huck (Mark Wahlberg) takes Sonny (Kevin Hart) wingsuit gliding to celebrate his 29th birthday in the opening scene of “Me Time.” Sonny makes a commitment not to party with Huck in this manner ever again as they crash to the ground. But just as everyone has persuaded Sonny that his life has become monotonous and he begins to feel envious of his wife Mary’s proximity to her customer Armando (Luis Gerardo Méndez), Huck reappears in his life. For his 44th birthday, he wants him to travel abroad and attend yet another unforgettable party. After some initial hesitation, Sonny decides to go along with it, and then, well, things pretty rapidly and literally go wrong.

Is Huck Really As Rich As Sonny Believes He Is?

Huck pulls off a major power move by flaunting his exceptional physical condition. Which effectively means that when he encounters Sonny, he is entirely naked. He adds to that by showing off his opulent bus that has a minibar and is packed with influential people. How do all these powerful people know Huck, Sonny wonders. They claim to be coworkers at WeWork. That is how Sonny finds out that Huck is no longer employed by the advertising agency and has moved on to things like “brand synergy” and “vertical integration.”Huck pulls off a major power move by flaunting his exceptional physical condition. Which effectively means that when he encounters Sonny, he is entirely naked. He adds to that by showing off his opulent bus that has a minibar and is packed with influential people. How do all these powerful people know Huck, Sonny wonders. They claim to be coworkers at WeWork. That is how Sonny finds out that Huck is no longer employed by the advertising agency and has moved on to things like “brand synergy” and “vertical integration.”

Anyhow, upon arriving at Huckchella, which is Huck’s version of Burning Man, Sonny is attacked by a mountain lion. Furthermore, when a loan shark by the name of Stan Berman (Jimmy O. Yang) and his muscle, Dorit, appear, the guy discovers that Huck’s extravagant antics are phoney (Shira Gross). He claims Huck owes him $47,000 and that in order to hasten the payment process, he’s going to break one of Huck’s fingers. Sonny claims that he was the reason they discovered Huck’s whereabouts (he uploaded a photo on Instagram), thus he bears some responsibility for this awkward predicament.Dorit consequently fractures Sonny’s pinky finger. Stan then orders Dorit to set Huckchella on fire to make sure Huck realises the gravity of the situation.

What Motivates Sonny and Huck To Take A Revenge Detour?

In the middle of all this commotion, Sonny finds out that Armando has commandeered Maya’s vacation and has offered to take her (along with Maya and Sonny’s kids) to his island. You know, to seek her opinion on the style of building that might be appropriate. Sonny thinks Armando is trying to steal his wife from him by doing this. Therefore, in retaliation, he visits Huck’s unoccupied home with Thelma, their driver (Ilia Isorel’s Paulino), and plans to demolish it. They make an effort to liberate his turtle. However, they abandon that plan since Sonny is concerned it will be crushed on a roadway. Then they enter the house to remove Armando’s TV viewing history, set the wine cabinet’s heat all the way up, and dispose of all of his condiments.

After that, they start to act a little crudely as Sonny touches Armando’s private areas with all of his cutlery. Then, he defecates on Armando’s bed. While leaving the right ones behind, Huck snatches all the shoes for the left foot. Thelma loses her cool and starts smashing Armando’s tableware. Sonny and Huck, however, forbid her from doing so because they don’t want to do any major harm. Thelma unintentionally runs over the tortoise and hurts it as they leave, though. They therefore feel obligated to take it to the doctor and make sure it survives. They have no idea that Armando’s CCTV camera has recorded every one of their shenanigans, rendering their covert vengeance mission a total disaster. The good news is that it helps Sonny and Huck’s friendship, and they move Huck’s birthday celebration to Sonny’s house.

How Does Sonny Help Huck With His Money Problems in the ‘Me Time’ Ending?

Huck effectively converts Sonny by inviting Seal to the party. In appreciation, Sonny offers to pay Stan the $47,000 so that Huck won’t have to be on the run all the time. Stan receives the cash. Saved is Huck. Everyone is content. But Maya comes home with her children after finding out what Huck and Sonny did to Armando’s house. She chastises Sonny for being envious. She chastises him for planning such a celebration. He gets chastised by her for spending so much cash on Huck. She then tells Sonny to leave the house and goes with the kids, believing that they need some distance from one another. After learning that he has spent money on Seal, Sonny even had a disagreement with Huck.

Everyone departs in their own directions. Sonny gives the local school’s talent presentation everything he has. He discovers that his micromanagement (as well as the unfounded allegations about Crossing Guard Lenore) led him to attempt to be someone he wasn’t and caused him to become estranged from his son. He then apologises to Armando and urges Dashiell (Che Tafari) to perform his stand-up routine, mending his relationship with Dashiell, Ava (Amentii Sledge), and Maya. He learns that Stan Berman has given him his money back after the performance. He notices Huck at the docks and believes Stan is going to murder him. To save Huck, he makes a call to Thelma and boarded Stan’s yacht. However, they learn that he struck a deal with Stan to pay off his debt. He receives a counteroffer from Sonny.

Sonny claims he wants to work as a party planner for children. He wants to take advantage of Huck’s talent for throwing fantastic parties and his capacity to amuse children while earning money. He will therefore pay Stan back again and then recoup the entire amount through their joint venture. Huck won’t have to accompany Stan to Yemen and work as a server there for the rest of his life if this happens. Huck exhales with relief. Then, because it appears to be their new calling card, Thelma, Huck, and Sonny wreck Stan’s yacht. Later, it becomes clear that Huck and Sonny’s company is a big success, and Huck even has wedding plans before the age of 60.