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Drew Barrymore is back on our screens, this time as a flesh-eating estate agent. She tells Rebecca Nicholson about the endless ups and downs of her life – from child star to teen rebel, and savvy producer to business woman – and explains why she’ll ‘fight to the death to be happy’
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Netflix has acquired Will Smith’s classic sitcom, while the creators of The Message podcast have unveiled a new fiction series about an FBI agent
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Maisie Williams and Bill Milner give revenge a digital twist fighting London street gangs with accidentally acquired hacking powers, though it would be useful to dial down the urban realism
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Kitty Green’s avant garde documentary allows people auditioning to play JonBenét Ramsey and her family to expound their conspiracy theories about the unsolved murder of the child beauty pageant star
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Reports of my death Clive James: ‘Even the most trite Netflix drama is too slick to be ignored’
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The new year promises a long-awaited Blade Runner sequel, the return of Phoenix, an umpteenth Star Trek reboot and an ongoing sense of FOMO
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It’s crunch time for television as we’ve always known it: 2016 was the first year the most must-see shows went missing from terrestrial channels. Streaming has changed the game for ever
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From a diverse set of blockbusters to music to the rise of the streaming platforms, there was plenty to enjoy on the cultural landscape this year
Martin Scorsese's The Irishman bought by Netflix