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Netflix announces Kennedy family series led by Michael Fassbender — A steaming mug on a table in front of a TV displaying Netflix, creating a cozy indoor atmosphere. by John-Mark Smith/Pexels / Pexels

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Netflix announces Kennedy family series led by Michael Fassbender

68% Center coverage: 31 sources

The story of America’s unofficial royal family will soon play out in homes across the nation. Netflix has announced its upcoming historical drama, “Kennedy,” led by Academy Award-winning actor Michael Fassbender as the titular family’s patriarch, Joe Kennedy.See the Story

No, Amazon Didn't Pay $20 Million For The Rights To James Bond

No, Amazon Didn't Pay $20 Million For The Rights To James Bond

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

Recent reports that tech titan Amazon paid a paltry $20 million to buy the rights to the James Bond franchise seem incredibly wide of the mark. There is good reason for this.See the Story

Stellan Skarsgård opens up about acting struggles after stroke: 'I got really scared'

Stellan Skarsgård opens up about acting struggles after stroke: 'I got really scared'

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

"I found a way," the "Dune" actor says.Eric Charbonneau/Getty Stellan Skarsgård and his son, Alexander Skarsgård, in 2020Actor Stellan Skarsgård has been onscreen since the '70s, most notably to U.S. audiences in films such as Amistad, Good Will Hunting, and 2021's Dune. But after he suffered a stroke three years ago, he's faced new challenges.He described when it happened — "between one and two of Andor and one and two of Dune" — as "perfect ti…See the Story

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