Fast & Furious Franchise Leaving Netflix in November

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According to What’s on Netflix, all seven movies in *The Fast and the Furious* franchise will be removed from Netflix on November 1st. This includes the original *The Fast and the Furious* (2001), *2 Fast 2 Furious* (2003), *The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift* (2006), *Fast Five* (2011), *Fast & Furious 6* (2013), *Furious 7* (2015), and *Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw* (2019). If you’re planning a marathon, be aware that the fourth film, *Fast & Furious* (2009), and the eighth, *The Fate of the Furious* (2017), are already exclusive to HBO Max. So, to watch the entire series before they leave Netflix, you’ll need to stream those two movies on HBO Max as well.

The Neighborhood Showrunner Reveals How The Hit Comedy Will End Its Final Season

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In an interview with TV Line, Martin shared that the characters of Calvin Butler and Dave Johnson have gone through significant life changes since the show first aired in 2018. He described how they’re playfully ‘tormenting’ Dave’s character, comparing it to hitting a piñata, particularly in Season 8 where Dave loses his job after an AI program replaces him. As a result, Dave takes up pickling and searches for new ways to spend his time, now that he’s unemployed.

Leonardo DiCaprio’s One Battle After Another Gets Disappointing Box Office Prediction

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Okay, so I’ve been following the box office numbers, and it looks like this movie is struggling. While $140 million worldwide is actually pretty good – especially considering it’s an original story, it’s rated R, and it’s a long one at almost three hours – the studio is still looking at around a $100 million loss. Apparently, with such a huge budget, it needs to make $300 million just to break even. It’s a shame, because I really enjoyed it!

Coinbase Goes to India: Crypto Scoop That Will Blow Your Socks Off!

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With millions already dabbling in the deliciously unpredictable world of digital assets, Coinbase prances about claiming it will bolster trust and open many a door for crypto adventures. Because, of course, what better way to inspire confidence than more investments and aggressive expansion? 🎉

Love Is Blind Recap: Pack It Up

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It’s a relief we didn’t have to watch Annie and Nick get married and become one of those overly enthusiastic Christian couples online. Thankfully, their relationship only lasts a couple of scenes. First, they have a conversation where Annie, admitting she’d had a bit to drink, repeatedly expresses her worries that Nick doesn’t love her enough. While Nick proving his love by taking time off work is nice, their conversation is filled with the word “love” to the point where it feels meaningless. They spend a full minute saying “I love you” almost every five seconds, focusing more on *saying* they love each other than explaining *why* they do.

🤑 SBF’s Pardon Plot: A Farce of Epic Proportions? 🕵️‍♂️

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Loomer, ever the provocateur, paints a picture of intrigue worthy of Dostoevsky’s darkest imaginings. “Trump world,” she declares, is under siege by a “sophisticated influence operation,” with Bankman-Fried’s kin “actively colluding with shadowy firms” to secure a pardon. “Expose it! Shut it down!” she cries, her words echoing through the digital catacombs. For, as she reminds us with a wink and a nudge, SBF was the second-largest donor to the Democrats, trailing only the bogeyman himself, George Soros. 🕵️‍♀️🤡

Sonic Can Now Give You Directions While You Drive

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Starting today, October 15th, Waze is adding Sonic the Hedgehog as a new voice option for turn-by-turn directions. You can choose to hear directions in either English or French. Sega says Sonic will guide you with his signature cool and confident style. However, don’t expect him to tell you to “go fast!”