Movies
Jexi
Gemini Man
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
Running With the Devil
The Death & Life of John F. Donovan
Line of Duty
The Price of Everything
Autonomy
Piranhas
Britt –Marie Was Here
The Golden Glove
TV Series
No Passport Required season 2
Krypton season 2
Veep: The Final Season
MacGyver season 3
Music
I Disagree by Poppy
Cell-O by Apocalyptica
Kiss Me Kate 2019 Broadway Cast Recording by various artists
Lonely Generation by Echosmith
High School Musical: The Musical – The Series by various artists
Rare by Selena Gomez
Herstory In The Making by Young M.A.
Audiobooks
Lost by James Patterson & James O. Born
All The Ways We Said Goodbye by Beatriz Williams
Infinity Son by Adam Silvera
starring in big films that make money.
persona was ideal for the World War II POW film, 
model and prostitute. Segal costarred and had first billing over Eva Marie Saint in the domestic drama or perhaps comedy-drama Loving (1970). He was Robert Redford’s partner-in-crime in the lively heist movie 
a spate with drugs. “I’m also sure I was guilty of spoiled behavior. I think it’s impossible when that star rush comes, not to get a little full of yourself, which is what I was. But 
Author Patrick Rothfuss has built a rich, fascinating world and populated it with memorable characters– with none so memorable as the mercurial, mysterious Kvothe Kingkiller. Let him lead you through this tale of magic and danger!
Private Detective Agency in Botswana and her attempts to get it off the ground. She gets help from Mma Makutsi, her new secretary, and Mr. JLB Matekoni, the owner and super mechanic of the wonderful Speedy Motors. Mma Ramotste takes on cases, meets many new people who need her help – from a woman who thinks the man who has turned up at her door is not her father, to another lady who has a boyfriend who may or may not be faithful to her.”
into a superb 1970 cinematic comedy-drama in which characters coalesce before, during and after the wedding between Bonnie Bedelia and Michael Brandon. It seems to predict Love, Actually (2004). It was Diane Keaton’s first movie. “For All We Know” won the Best Song Academy Award.
One of my all-time favorite movies! This is the only case where I actually like the movie better than the book. A great fantasy that has it all. 
restaurant, she hides behind her family and keeps the world at a distance. One day at the restaurant she finds herself pouring coffee
for a man who inspires her to change her life, and the way she sees the world … forever.”
but now from Hulu as well. This means that you will have access to all the content these three services have to offer, including movies and shows you can’t get anywhere else. Some of the most popular shows of 2019 are only available on Netflix: shows like The Witcher, Russian Doll, The Umbrella Academy, and Stranger Things. Many popular films of the year also found their home on Netflix, from romantic comedies like Always Be My Maybe, to horror flicks like Cam and Velvet Buzzsaw, and the long-awaited Breaking Bad movie, El Camino. Hulu has a host of exclusive programming as well— Castle 
Rock is a must-watch for fans of Stephen King, while the miniseries The Accident is making waves with critics, and fans are continuing to flock to dramas like The Handmaid’s Tale and Harlots. What’s more, many of the buzz-iest awards season titles are only available to stream. Oscar contenders like Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman and Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story are Netflix exclusives, and the Golden Globe-nominated series The Act is only available on Hulu. Between these and the thousands of other titles offered across the three services, there is something on Roku for everyone to enjoy. Take one out today and start binge-watching your way through the new year!
Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor)
children’s book, beautifully animated by the legendary Chuck Jones and narrated by Boris Karloff. Bursting with warmth, Christmas cheer, and Seussian charm.
Michael Caine is Scrooge. This is a must watch Christmas movie for Muppets fans.
but the two lead actresses, Lea Seydoux (Spectre) and newcomer Adele Excarchopoulos, the prestigious Palme d’Or. Jury president Steven Spielberg correctly identified this film as a great love story. The near 3-hour long saga describes the passionate affair of a burgeoning artist (Seydoux) and a young elementary school teacher (Excarchopoulos). Blue is one of a handful of movies that make you feel the emotions of the characters even when they say nothing.
Vanderbilt University. Dying of Whiteness is the result of analysis of hard data plus in-person interviews that endeavored to explain why citizens make decisions that at face value seem irrational and in reality often threaten the health and well-being, not just of individuals but of entire states. Metzl focuses on (1) the Missouri gun culture that was once based on common sense but which through politicians’ and lobbyists scare tactics has created a state with no meaningful firearm regulations, (2) Tennessee politicians’ aversion to government-sponsored health care, and (3) the austerity plan that sent Kansas’s once model schools spiraling downward, even in upscale communities that initially supported the governor’s policies. Metzl convincingly argues that the politics of race is at the core of these decisions. White privilege has been the unspoken gorilla in the room, and politicians stoke groundless fear of minorities, immigrants and big, bad government–even if it kills them, which it increasingly does.
Muppets, the Sesame Street characters, the Fraggles, and even Jim Henson himself makes a small cameo. 
community. Buddy, as he comes to be known, knows that he’s “special”. When he’s 30, Buddy learns from Santa that he’s really a human. He decides to go in search of his father, to find out where he belongs. He walks to Manhattan, and is immediately run over by a cab. His father at first rejects him and Buddy ends up in a department store where other elves are working. But all the while, things are looking bad for Santa Claus. When Santa crashes his sleigh in Central Park, it’s Buddy’s moment to shine.”
singer/songwriter Lizzy Grant stitched together the iconography of a fading American dream with soaring but melancholic pop songwriting, becoming an icon unto herself in the process. Her distinctive approach blurred sadness and longing just as it did past and present, drawing on the influence of classic American pop while integrating modernized touches like trap beats and millennial cultural references. With [her] sixth album … Lana Del Rey expands her vision with the most daring and vulnerable work of her catalog.”