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Natasha Rothwell, known for her roles in ‘Insecure’ and ‘The White Lotus’, brings her own creation, ‘How to Die Alone’, to Hulu. The show follows Mel, a 30-something airport employee who experiences a near-death experience and embarks on a journey of self-discovery, exploring themes of loneliness, friendship, and love. Rothwell delves into her personal journey, sharing how a wake-up call led her to confront her fears and embrace vulnerability. She also discusses her experience as a showrunner and the importance of representing characters often overlooked in mainstream media. ‘How to Die Alone’ promises to be a relatable and heartwarming show that celebrates the complexities of human connection.

Tim Burton’s ‘Mars Attacks!’ is a comedic gem often overlooked in the director’s filmography. It’s a satirical take on alien invasion films that’s packed with great performances, incredible practical effects, and Burton’s signature brand of dark humor. If you love the absurdity of ‘Beetlejuice’ and its sequel, you’ll find much to enjoy in this wild ride.

Get ready for some laughs with these three hilarious comedies available on Amazon Prime Video. From a swing revival in the 90s to a satirical take on political campaigns, and a modern twist on a classic tale, these films are sure to provide a delightful escape.

Monk, the quirky detective with obsessive-compulsive disorder, is back on Netflix and ready to provide hours of laughter and suspense. With its blend of comedy and mystery, compelling characters, and satisfying conclusion, Monk is the perfect show to binge this September.

While some summer blockbusters dominated the box office, several underrated movies offered unique entertainment experiences. This list highlights five films that deserve a second look, including action thrillers, sci-fi adventures, and even a throwback action comedy.

The beloved Hulu comedy ‘Only Murders in the Building’ returns for a fourth season, diving deeper into the personal lives of its characters while maintaining its signature wit and murder-mystery thrills. This time, the trio ventures to Hollywood, where they encounter a new cast of characters and face a more emotionally charged investigation than ever before.

PrizePicks, the leading daily fantasy sports operator in North America, has announced a unique partnership with comedian Drew ‘Druski’ Desbordes. This collaboration will involve original online content, co-branded merchandise, national advertising campaigns, and exclusive events. Druski will also be involved in the upcoming Coulda Fest, a celebration of Atlanta’s culture happening on September 7th.

Comedian Harriet Kemsley shares her journey of divorce and healing through laughter in her new stand-up show, ‘Everything Always Works Out For Me.’ Kemsley uses humor to process her experience, empowering others to find strength and connection through shared experiences.

The Great, a Hulu original series, is a historical comedy that blends humor, drama, and a surprising amount of heart. While it’s loosely based on the story of Catherine the Great, it’s more interested in exploring human nature and power dynamics than historical accuracy. Anchored by captivating performances from Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult, The Great offers a refreshing and binge-worthy experience with its unique tone and engaging storyline.

Discover three hidden gems available on Amazon Prime Video, ranging from hilarious comedies to thought-provoking dramas. These movies offer a diverse range of stories and performances that are sure to entertain and resonate with viewers.