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Summer is coming to an end and the 2016-17 TV season is just around the corner (not to mention football and more football). So it’s a good time to cram in a whole collection of shows and movies on Netflix before your schedule gets so full you won’t know what to do with yourself. Some exciting additions are a couple Fast and Furious movies, No Country for Old Men and Funny Or Die Presents: Donald Trump’s Art of the Deal: The Movie, which stars Jonny Depp as Trump. Check out the list. Find a comfortable spot and begin watching. New to Netflix August 1 The American Side An Inconvenient Truth Apex: The Story of the Hypercar Beethoven’s Christmas Adventure Big Daddy Black Widow Critical Condition Deadfall Destination: Team USA Funny Or Die Presents: Donald Trump’s Art of the Deal: The Movie The Family Man The Fast and the Furious...

Chad Cloward knows the day is coming when he won't be greeted by his son's sweet smile and a friendly, "Hi, bye-bye, hat!" - the only words 29-year-old Dallan knows. Born with a rare developmental disorder called Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome that afflicts only about 500 people in the United States, the oldest of Chad's five children wasn't expected to live past age 2. The rare developmental disorder causes delayed growth and has a high mortality rate. "He's defied all the odds," Chad, 53, a Scottsdale, Arizona, real estate broker tells People. "There were many times we almost lost him, but he always pulled through.

The Amazing Race team of Erin Robinson and Joslyn Davis — hosts of the Clevver entertainment news hub — share with TVLine weekly behind-the-scenes secrets.

Flag On The Play? | When we arrived at the roadblock, which — no big deal — was on the lawn of the United Nations [Offices in Geneva], I had a major pinch-me moment. Who gets to frolic around on the lawn of the Un?!?! But when you’re on The Amazing Race, magical things can happen. Back to business: When we arrived at the Un, all of the teams ahead of us were still there and it seemed like it was kind...

Lucious Lyons’ stint behind bars at the start of Empire‘s second season may have just been a warmup.

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The Fox drama has cast Morocco Omari (Homeland) in a major recurring role as an FBI hotshot who’ll cause trouble for the ousted head of Empire Entertainment — and he might wind up being a series regular.

Omari will play Tariq Cousins, who started off as one of the finest cops ever to work the streets of Philadelphia, then advanced to a post at the FBI...

Mere mortals need not apply for Fox’s upcoming Superhuman — but you can get a taste of the new game-show special via this exclusive first look.

The two-hour event (airing Jan. 4 at 8/7c) tests 12 people with “extraordinary” (think: highly impressive party-trick) skills. As these folks show off their talents, the audience — and a panel of personalities — decide who’s deserving of a $100,000 prize.

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Kal Penn (House) hosts; Mary Lynn Rajskub (24), boxer Mike Tyson and brain surgeon Dr. Rahul Jandial make up the panel.

In the sneak peek above, Penn and Rajskub walk you through the...

A paranoid hacker, a butt-kicking private investigator and an infinitely quotable hip-hop mogul walk into a room.

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But don’t look for a punchline to this setup — instead, get ready for TVLine’s countdown of the 10 Best Drama Series of 2015.

RelatedEmpire Ep Talks Fall Finale: Mimi’s Omg Reveal, Lucious’ Murderous Threat, Rhonda’s Fate and Anika’s Crazy-Train Ride

Our staff reflected on the last 12 months of small-screen fare — everything from network TV to cable to streaming services — and then went through the painful process of whittling it down to the most innovative,...

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The CW’s Arrow on Wednesday night drew 3.66 million total viewers and a 1.4 rating (per finals), rising 36 and 27 percent from last episode’s season highs to deliver its best numbers in a year, since the first #Flarrow crossover (3.9 mil/1.4).

TVLine readers gave Part 2 of the annual Flash crossover an average grade of “B+.” (Part 1 scored an “A-.”)

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Leading out of that, Supernatural (2 mil/0.9) was up 18 percent and two tenths to deliver its best audience since Feb. 3 while tying its season high in the demo.

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Have you ever watched Family Guy and thought, “I like this, but I want it to be four times as long — and I want to pay for it”? If so, I’ve got some freakin’ sweet news for you.

VideosFamily Guy Recreates Cosby Show Intro ‘Knowing What We Know Now’

Well, “news” might not be the correct journalistic term, but a tweet from series creator Seth MacFarlane on Wednesday offered a glimmer of hope for fans awaiting Family Guy‘s inevitable move to the big screen:

Rt @GingeThink: @SethMacFarlane when are you going to stop fannying around and actually do a Family Guy movie?...

You’re getting very sleepy, very sleepy, very sleeeeeeepy… now quick — do something mildly complicated and potentially incredibly embarrassing!

That’s the basic premise of You’re Back in the Room, a comedy game show that got a series order at Fox on Wednesday.

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Based on the British series of the same name, Room contestants are hypnotized, then asked to complete everyday tasks (painting a picture, frosting a cake, etc.). Hilarity (hopefully) ensues.

Fox’s version of the ITV game show, from Karen Smith (Strictly Come Dancing), Tuesday’s Child and BBC Worldwide Productions, will...

Ready or not, here comes the Red Devil!

Scream Queens‘ mysterious masked murderer — or however many of them are out there — will finally be revealed in the Fox comedy’s two-hour season finale (Tuesday, 8/7c), and a batch of first-look photos offers a whole mess of clues (and potential red herrings) about what the full-night event has in store for the ladies of Kappa Kappa Tau.

VideosScream Queens Clip: Chanel Reveals the True, Twisted Meaning of Black Friday

Let’s start by breaking down the photo you see above, in which Chanel and her sisters appear to have subdued and...

I received a video clip last week from Destination America that the network billed as the “most boring screener ever” (Da must not know just what kind of screeners I get; if they think this is the most boring screener I’ve ever received, they clearly haven’t seen the likes of Truth Be Told). Anyway, the screener was a one-hour preview of Destination America’s five-hour Thanksgiving Day special, Railroad Alaska: Real Time Train Ride. It’s an ambient video akin to something like the seasonal Yule Log special. Destination America, in fact, also asks in its release, “Is the yule log too exciting for … Continue reading →

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(Cbr) Wolverine, the number one cause of death for guys named "Sabretooth," returned to the big screen this past weekend with Fox's "X-Men: Days of Future Past," greeted by fans with an estimated $111 million opening. Hugh Jackman's seventh appearance as Marvel's adamantium-laced Canadian is as good a time as any to look back on the always popular X-Man's coolest and most action-packed movie moments -- an ass-kicking legacy that dates back to 2000. From "X-Men" to "The Wolverine," Cbr has cherry-picked the essentials from Weapon X's career on the big-screen. Movie: "X-Men" (2000) The Scene: Duking it out with Sabretooth atop the Statue of Liberty While "wire-fu" was relatively in its infancy during the production of the first live-action "X-Men" movie, director Bryan Singer found a way to work around the limitations and arguably deliver the film's best set piece. Logan does all the things fans want him to do in...