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Dave Chappelle’s Netflix Specials

... legendary status, one of a satirist with something to say about politics and race relations, ala Chris Rock. In fact, when Chappelle was tapped to host Saturday Night Live post-election, America tuned in to see both Chappelle’s comeback - and because they expected him to provide much-needed post-election analysis with a side of laughs. With Netflix’s specials, In the Age of Spin and Deep In The Heart of Texas, many viewers again expected Chappelle to deliver politically charged, comedic commentary, especially after he hosted Saturday Night Live after the November election. Did he deliver and meet expectations? Morning Shift host Tony Sarabia talked to Lisa Beasley, a comedian with Second City, and Tim Barnes, host of the comedy podcast It's All True. On nostalgia. Lisa Beasley: I had just missed Dave Chappelle. It was more than a comeback comedy special. It’s positive in my opinion ...

Netflix’s Teen Suicide Drama Powerful & Astute Tv

... weaved into what is a truly compelling and emotionally impactful tale. As I say in my video review above it is made all the more engrossing by its two leads — relative newcomer Katherine Langford as Hannah and Dylan Minnette as Clay. In a genre that regularly provides new faces but often the same old approach, they are true breakouts who carry the weight of what is for the most part a heavy load in the series directed by the likes of Spotlight’s Tom Mc Carthy , Jessica Yu and Mysterious Skin’s Greg Araki. There is also a solid performance by Kate Walsh as Hannah’s devastated and angry mother that might be the best thing the Private Practice alum has done. No spoilers here — even for those who read the book — but as anyone who has seen Heathers, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Riverdale or River’s Edge or certainly ...

Netflix Increases Original Programming, Drops Joss Whedon And Fox Favorites

... adapts the hit indie film into an ongoing series, and the documentary series "Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On" from Rashida Jones looks at the effects of pornography on modern society. Mystery Science Theater 3000 | New Season Trailer [HD] | Netflix. Returning originals include "The Get Down: Part 2," the talk show "Chelsea: Season 2," and the animated kid shows "Dawn of the Croods: Season 3" and "The Mr. Peabody and Sherman Show: Season 4.". New films for families includes animated features "Kubo and the Two Strings" and "The Secret Life of Pets," the inspirational true-life drama "Queen of Katwe," and Steven Spielberg's "The BFG," originally announced for March and now rescheduled for April. KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS - Official Trailer [HD] - In Theaters August 2016. Other new movies include Steven Spielberg's Oscar-winning drama Schindler's List, Ben Stiller's Tropic Thunder with Jack Black and Robert Downey Jr., Christopher Nolan's The Prestige with Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale, and Trouble With the Curve with Clint Eastwood and Amy Adams. New TV arrivals include the CW superhero show "DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 2," Sy Fy's science fiction/western ...

Apple Victorious Over Banks In Australia

... Donahoe officially starts his new job Monday. Bottom of the Lineup. Here’s a look at how some leading Silicon Valley stocks did Friday…. Movin’ on Up: Gains came from Ultra Clean Holdings, Sigma Designs, Advanced Micro Devices, Ring Central and Rocket Fuel. In the Red: Decliners included Glu Mobile, Quotient Technology, Oclaro, Finisar and Veri Fone Systems. The tech-focused Nasdaq Composite Index slipped by 2.6 points to 5,911.74. The blue chip Dow Jones Industrial Average gave up 0.3 percent to end the week at 20,663.22. And the broad-based Standard & Poor’s 500 Index shed 0.2 percent to finish Friday at 2,362.72. Quote of the Day: “The money involved … has just ballooned and become so much more concrete and attainable.” — Bryant Walker Smith, a scholar with Stanford Law School who was speaking about the nature of the growing self-driving car technology. Sign up for the ...

Where You Live Dictates Which Netflix Shows You Watch

... were more disposed to choose horror shows, while documentaries reigned supreme in the north-west. If you live in the south-west, you likely have a preference for watching futuristic and sci-fi dramas such as Stranger Things, Doctor Who and Daredevil. Related Story. © 2017 Hearst Magazines UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 72 Broadwick Street, London, W 1 F 9 EP. Registered in England 112955. All rights reserved. HARPER'S BAZAAR, PART OF THE HEARST UK FASHION & BEAUTY NETWORK. © 2017 Hearst Magazines UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 72 Broadwick Street, London, W 1 F 9 EP. Registered in England 112955. All rights reserved. HARPER'S BAZAAR, PART OF THE HEARST UK FASHION & BEAUTY NETWORK. Newsletter sign up. Sign up to the bazaar newsletters now. Join the Harper's Bazaar online community and receive our amazing weekly newsletters: Fashion Insider and the Beauty Bulletin. Enter your email address. this is a test error. Please tick here if you would like to opt out of the Harper’s Bazaar Beauty Bulletin Newsletter. Hearst: We will also let you know about discounts and great offers from us, ...

Dave Chappelle Reckons With Himself

... a more composed, finely tuned set with an overarching structure (based around four brief encounters with O. J. Simpson over the course of his career). But though they’re wildly different shows, the strengths and weaknesses of Chappelle’s comedy comeback are consistent in each. Related Story. Dave Chappelle, Political Visionary. Chappelle is at his most fascinating, and funny, when he’s reckoning with his own place in the comedy firmament and the consequences of his overwhelming celebrity.  But he’s at his most tired and forgettable when he tries to occupy the role of social commentator and provocateur, particularly when he tries to untangle his feelings on gender identity. When Chappelle’s not attempting such “searing” material, The Age of Spin and Deep in the Heart of Texas are filled with gripping, hilarious stories tinged with unease—and Chappelle really shines when he kicks up his feet, even if it’s only in a metaphorical sense. After leaving his hit Comedy Central sketch show in 2005 and largely shunning public life outside of sporadic stand-up appearances, Chappelle became as ...

Right Now, On Netflix, You Can Watch Will Arnett Provide Live Commentary On A Microwave Burrito

... material, which she is calling Technik-Leather, that has the supple, buttery handfeel of leather, without any of the toxins and waste. She says many of her customers begin by purchasing a leather product, but are drawn to the Technik-Leather range because it feels like leather but is less harmful. "I want to innovate," she says. "We're just as much a tech company as a fashion label.". Goodbye, Twitter egg (we won’t miss you). Back in 2010, Twitter started representing new users who hadn't yet uploaded a profile picture with a picture of an egg. It was cute at the time. But culturally, the egg came to represent the worst of Twitter: trolls and bots. Rather than try to repair the egg's reputation, Twitter is replacing it with a new image of a human silhouette that's intended to feel like something that good citizens will want to quickly replace. For Co. Design, I spoke with the company's designers about the surprisingly tricky challenge ...

3 Dates For Netflix Investors To Circle In April

... are some pretty important events taking place in the coming weeks that investors in the leading premium streaming platform will want to watch closely. Let's go over some of the reasons why this coming month will be a big one for the dot-com darling. Chelsea returns for a second season with a tweaked format on April 14. Image source: Netflix. April 3. Netflix's guidance back in January was that it would end March with 99 million streaming subscribers worldwide, 5.2 million more than it had at the end of December. This would suggest that Netflix lap the 100-million-member mark at some point in April, even though the second quarter has historically been its weakest period in terms of net additions. Outside of a rare miss in the second quarter of last year, Netflix has typically exceeded its subscriber targets. Pushing out conservative guidance opened the door for Netflix to surpass the meaty mark of 100 million streaming accounts in March, but that doesn't appear to be the case. CEO Reed Hastings used to break news of major milestones on social media. He's held back lately, but one would think that if Netflix crossed into nine figures that Hastings would be ...