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The new Netflix limited series Brand New Cherry Flavor, a gory revenge thriller set in the early ’90s, is straight up David Cronenberg on ayahuasca. Based on Todd Grimson’s 1996 novel of the same name, the show focuses on up-and-coming indie director Lisa Nova (Undone’s Rosa Salazar) as she endeavors to take down a pervert producer (Unbelievable’s Eric Lange) who stole her movie. Forgoing all the traditional modes of revenge, Lisa goes straight to a mystical cat lady named Boro (Catherine Keener) for assistance, which comes at a steep and often macabre price: Lisa must vomit kittens as payment for Boro’s services.

Keep your friends close and your Tabis closer. Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Videos: harry.daniels, liliannawilde, seed, thejeanluc Not even your friend with an Android could escape this month’s internet chaos. In addition to the not one, not two, but four different celebrity controversies that went down, a family vlogger got arrested, and I think there are still some influencers stuck in the mud at Burning Man. Things got so bleak that for some reason this picture of Kevin James became the funniest thing we’d ever seen, and men said “screw it” and started reality shifting to the Roman Empire.

Pod-Canon is an ongoing tribute to the greatest individual comedy-related podcast episodes of all time. They say that if something exists, there’s pornography about it. I suspect it’s also true that if you see a flamboyantly terrible movie that’s not entirely obscure, there’s probably a podcast about it. Podcasts have done wonderful things for the bad moviesphere, just as the bad moviesphere has done wonderful things for podcasts like The Flop House and How Did This Get Made?

House of Cards and Netflix are synonymous with each other: The Kevin Spacey series made the streaming service a serious player as a non-linear TV network, and being on Netflix initially helped the show stand out amid the glut of quality dramas that now populate TV. And yet, House of Cards could’ve easily been an HBO or FX series. Before Netflix agreed to buy two seasons of the show, sight unseen, its producers pitched it all over Hollywood, entertaining offers from multiple outlets before ending up on the nascent streaming network.

You Best of Friends Season 4 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 2 stars ** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » You Best of Friends Season 4 Episode 6 Editor’s Rating 2 stars ** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » We are back from our brief intermission and find Joe … basically right where we left him. The police think Joe is a hero because he saved Roald.

Pioneering, flamboyant, eccentric — Little Richard was all these things, and then some. And just as his anarchic performances suggested, the late legend was just as wild away from the piano, living a life full of sex, drugs, spirituality, generosity, sex, bravado, kindness, and some more sex. The immediate outpouring following his May 9 death at age 87 made it clear that his legacy was more than just a rock and roll and R&B hitmaker — he was a trailblazer whose musical and personal stylings begat Elvis, the Beatles, the Stones, his former sideman Jimi Hendrix, Elton John, Prince, Bowie, and countless others.

You may not be able to make a Tomelette without breaking some Greggs, but now that Succession has concluded its wild second season, there’s one thing you can control in your life: watching more of Jesse Armstrong’s dramedies to fill the Waystar Royco void. (And if you don’t want to, then, to quote some wise men, fuck off.) Armstrong has been an integral part of Britcom DNA since the early aughts as a writer and creator, and, thanks to the powers of streaming TV, most of his shows are a click away if you want to forget that whole Gerri and Roman thing ever happened.