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Netflix closed out the Christmas holiday with its strongest viewership performance ever and Stranger Things Season 5 was the clear driver behind the surge. Following the release of Volume 2 which included three new episodes the series dominated viewing on December 25 and helped push Netflix to historic levels of holiday engagement.

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Sony has strengthened its grip on one of the most enduring brands in entertainment, acquiring majority ownership of the Peanuts intellectual property in a deal valued at roughly $460 million. The transaction places Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the iconic comic strip characters firmly under the Sony umbrella.

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Netflix has released the first official trailer for Bridgerton season 4, offering fans a glimpse into Benedict Bridgerton's long-awaited love story and teasing a fairy-tale-inspired romance filled with longing, secrecy and passion. The new season shifts focus to the second Bridgerton son, played by Luke Thompson, as he finds himself reluctantly pushed toward marriage.

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There is a brand-new sole survivor. After a season full of ups and downs, including contestant Jake Latimer being medically evacuated due to a bite from a highly venomous snake, Survivor crowned its 49th winner on December 17.

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Variety and CNN have marked a major milestone with Season 23 of Actors on Actors delivering the most successful social campaign in the franchise’s history. During the most competitive stretch of awards season the long running video series reached nearly 247 million social video views across TikTok Instagram Facebook and X. The achievement cements Actors on Actors as one of the most powerful digital franchises tied to Oscars season and highlights its growing influence across platforms and audiences worldwide.

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Lily Allen finally gave fans a face to put to one of the most talked-about characters on her new album, and she did it live on Saturday Night Live. During her December 13 appearance as musical guest, the singer surprised viewers by recruiting Dakota Johnson to play "Madeline," the mysterious other woman at the center of her provocative track from West End Girl.

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Jamie-Lynn Sigler is stepping back into the spotlight with a role that mirrors her own real-life health journey. The Sopranos alum, who has lived with Multiple Sclerosis for more than two decades, is set to guest-star on Grey's Anatomy in a January episode titled "Heavy on Me." It marks her first on-screen appearance in three years and signals a thoughtful, intentional comeback.

Sigler will portray Dr. Laura Kaplan, a urologist navigating her medical career while living with MS. The character arrives at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital at the request of Dr. Catherine Fox, folding into an ongoing storyline involving Richard Webber's recent cancer diagnosis. Producers reportedly crafted the role specifically for Sigler, wanting a character defined not by illness, but by depth, skill, and humanity.

The casting choice echoes Sigler's own advocacy. Diagnosed at 20, she lived privately with the condition for years before publicly revealing it in 2016. Since then, she's spoken openly about the emotional weight of secrecy and the strength she found in vulnerability. Her willingness to bring authenticity to the screen reflects that mission.