23 m. ago Netflix The Wrong Paris star Madison Pettis completely unrecognisable in forgotten 2000s role

Netflix's new romcom features various former child stars

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28 m. ago The Wrong Paris' Miranda Cosgrove reveals friends had secret 'crush' on Netflix co

Miranda Cosgrove has opened up about the moment she 'knew for sure' her romcom co-star was right for the role.

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33 m. ago Netflix's The Wrong Paris star looks unrecognisable in huge 2000s comedy

The Wrong Paris is currently streaming on Netflix and features a number of former child stars - including one who viewers may not recognise

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43 m. ago The Wrong Paris' Miranda Cosgrove claims friends 'had crush' on her Netflix co

The new Netflix romcom follows a young woman who signs up for a dating show in Paris, Texas, believing it is filmed in France.

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4 h. ago Netflix star Miranda Cosgrove's life from chilling stalker incident to iCarly friendships

Miranda Cosgrove is back on our screens in Netflix's The Wrong Paris.

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4 h. ago The Wrong Paris review – Netflix Bachelor romcom makes few right choices

Miranda Cosgrove plays a woman involved in some reality show drama in another of the streamer’s many low-grade background watchesOne could argue that The Bachelor, the ABC reality juggernaut that has reified Christian-lite dating norms for 27 seasons, should be considered scripted content. The connections can be genuine, and the feelings often real, but the situations are contrived and manipulated, a pioneering brand of deliberately saccharine, hokey and ridiculous in the name of love and for the sake of entertainment. Watching The Bachelor and its spinoffs, as I occasionally have over its two-plus-decade run, is to be baffled, frustrated, annoyed and ultimately hooked. The show, with its in-group rituals and shocking sincerity, casts a strange spell over its contestants and its viewers; if you stick through one episode, you’re liable to start caring about what happens.No such spell exists for The Wrong Paris, Netflix’s latest attempt to build an in-house Hallmark Channel, in which ...

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4 h. ago Netflix star Miranda Cosgrove’s life from chilling stalker story to viral fame

Nickelodeon icon Miranda Cosgrove has returned to screens in a new Netflix romcom.

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52 h. ago aka Charlie Sheen review – A selective tale of manic but benign destruction

Netflix’s documentary about the ‘Two and a Half Men’ actor may be a PR exercise, but it’s hard to look away

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52 h. ago aka Charlie Sheen review – A fascinating look at how it all came crashing down

Netflix’s documentary about the ‘Two and a Half Men’ actor may be a PR exercise, but it’s hard to look away

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3 d. ago Netflix's The Wrong Paris cast in full as iCarly icon stars in new romcom

The Netflix cast is full of familiar faces

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3 d. ago Netflix's The Wrong Paris cast in full from iCarly icon to unrecognisable child star

The new romcom is coming to Netflix this week

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6 d. ago ‘Insane’ new Netflix show from Tinder Swindler star has fans hooked

The six-part series shines a light on victims of romance fraud

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6 d. ago Steve review – Cillian Murphy drama exposes the perils of novel

Max Porter takes his novella ‘Shy’ and plants its protagonist into the background for this Netflix drama – it’s a puzzling decision, despite the strong performances from newcomer Jay Lycurgo and the rapper Little Simz

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7 d. ago Love Con Revenge review – the followup to The Tinder Swindler is deeply anticlimactic

This show catches up with one of the defrauded women in one of Netflix’s most-watched documentaries ever, in her new life battling scammers. Sadly, the results don’t make for great TVWell here’s a first, I think – a spin-off from a true-crime documentary starring the original victim as she goes about her new life as an avenging angel. Cecilie Fjellhøy fell victim to Simon Leviev, who would become known to the masses as the Tinder Swindler via a 2022 Netflix documentary of the same name. She lent $200,000 to a man she met online and considered her boyfriend, who appeared to be (and she did her due Google diligence) a billionaire member of the Leviev Israeli diamond dynasty. In fact, his real name was Shimon Hayut and his apparent wealth came from a string of women he had previously dated and defrauded. The film was nominated for five Emmys, is said to be Netflix’s most watched documentary, and the title has since become a byword for online scammers who practise manipulative and emoti...

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9 d. ago A House of Dynamite, Venice review – The most entertaining movie about mass destruction since Dr Strangelove

Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, Jared Harris and Tracy Letts are among the many recognisable names adding gravitas to this punchy Netflix thriller

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2 w. ago With Love, Meghan season 2 review – Like being gaslit by a multimillionaire

The Duchess of ‘thoughtful touches’ is back with another batch of celebrity guests, fiddly craft and dishes made from scratch. It’s a shame her brand of madly aspirational hostessing will leave many of us feeling inadequate

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2 w. ago MAUREEN CALLAHAN: Meghan's latest feat of failure is basic, humorless and so nauseatingly fake. But was this 'sick burn' the moment she finally admitted defeat?

We're not even in hate-watch territory anymore. In a true feat of failure, Meghan Markle has leveled us all into indifference. Even she seems somewhat resigned to her fate.

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2 w. ago I read The Thursday Murder Club before Netflix film comes out

Reading The Thursday Murder Club was my biggest disappointment of 2025 😭

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2 w. ago With Love, Meghan season 2 review – Watching this is like being gaslit by a multimillionaire

The Duchess of ‘thoughtful touches’ is back with another batch of celebrity guests, fiddly craft and dishes made from scratch. It’s a shame her brand of madly aspirational hostessing will leave many of us feeling inadequate

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2 w. ago With Love, Meghan season 2 review – Watching this is like being gaslit by a multi

The Duchess of ‘thoughtful touches’ is back with another batch of celebrity guests, fiddly craft and dishes made from scratch. It’s a shame her brand of madly aspirational hostessing will leave many of us feeling inadequate

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