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1	Blair Marnell Digital Trends Freelance Writer @digitaltrends, @Fandom, @Marvel Los Angeles, California writingdigital mediaentertainment	If you have to watch one Hulu movie in February 2025, stream this one - 5 days ago 3 great Hulu movies you need to stream this weekend (February 7-9) - 16 days ago The best comedies on Netflix right now - 7 months ago The 18 best sitcoms on Netflix right now (December 2023) - about 1 year ago
2	Shannon Connellan Mashable UK editor at Mashable. Tomatometer-approved critic. London, UK mediajournalismfilm criticism	SNL brings back Kristen Wiigs Dooneese with Kim Kardashian and Will Ferrell - 6 days ago XO, Kitty Season 2 review: Totally teen drama-ma-ma-ma - about 1 month ago Netflixs Mo returns for Season 2 with Mo stuck across the border - about 2 months ago 'Shrinking' Season 2 review: Apple's hilarious, poignant comedy gets in our heads again - 4 months ago Netflix is making a 'Sweet Bobby' documentary - 6 months ago Stephen Colbert and Jon Hamm can't escape the dreaded shower witch - 12 months ago The 'Invincible' Season 2, Part 2 trailer is absolute chaos - about 1 year ago 'The Regime' trailer sees Kate Winslet ruling a political satire - about 1 year ago Netflix's 'The Kitchen' review: A powerful, dystopian tale of community - about 1 year ago Netflix's 'Everything Now' review: Put this brilliant teen show on your bucket list - over 1 year ago
3	Abrar Al-Heeti CNET Video host/producer, CNET. San Francisco, California video productiontechnology	Hulu's 'Muslim Matchmaker' Is a Refreshing Exploration of Faith and Love - 7 days ago
4	Kristy Puchko Mashable Film Editor at Mashable. Top Critic, movie enthusiast. New York City film editingcriticism	Clean Slate review: Norman Lear and Laverne Cox team up for a fresh twist on a classic sitcom formula - 17 days ago 'Scott Pilgrim Takes Off' review: Ready for a remix of the movie and the graphic novels? - over 1 year ago 'Quiz Lady' review: Sandra Oh shows her wacky side - over 1 year ago 'Flipside' review: Judd Apatow, Starlee Kine, and David Milch talk art and failure - over 1 year ago
5	Kourtnee Jackson CNET God fearing. Loves Jesus Christ. faithspirituality	Need Something Good to Watch on Hulu? Check Out These Entertaining TV Shows - about 1 month ago 'Bel Air' Season 3 Streaming Guide: When to Watch the Drama Each Week - 6 months ago 'The Regime': How to Watch the HBO Series From Anywhere - CNET - 12 months ago
6	Justin Carter Gizmodo Writes for io9 and Game Developer writinggame development	HBO Pulls the Plug on The Franchise - about 2 months ago Open Channel: How Do You Like Your Remakes? - over 1 year ago Futurama Lives On With Two Extra Seasons - over 1 year ago
7	Carrie Marshall TechRadar NatGeo Certified. Kindergarten teacher. Runner. Cubs Fan. Suomane'k Prince Edward Island educationrunning	Netflix movie of the day: Bridesmaids is one of the funniest comedies you can stream - about 2 months ago Apple TV Plus has good news for one of my favorite shows of 2024: Bad Monkey will return for season 2 - 2 months ago Netflix has its first big hit show of the year with Michelle Yeoh's The Brothers Sun - about 1 year ago
8	Amy McCarthy Eater Food journalism. Newsletter available. food journalism	I Can’t Stop Thinking About the Doughnuts From ‘Somebody Somewhere’ - 2 months ago
9	Sam Adams Slate Slate's home for culture. New York, New York moviesmusicbooksTVpodcasts	The Great New Netflix Show From the Creator of The Good Place Looks Like a Sitcom, but Is Something Else - 3 months ago There’s a Problem With HBO’s New Political Satire, and It’s Not Kate Winslet - 12 months ago
10	Belen Edwards Mashable Entertainment reporter. entertainment journalism	'Interior Chinatown' review: A very ambitious, very meta police procedural spoof - 3 months ago 'Somebody Somewhere' Season 3 review: The best comedy you're not watching comes to a brilliant close - 4 months ago 'The Franchise' review: New HBO comedy asks if superhero films are 'killing cinema' - 5 months ago 'How to Die Alone' review: Natasha Rothwell's comedy is a sweet, vulnerable ride - 5 months ago 'The Regime' review: Kate Winslet slays in an otherwise fine satire - 12 months ago 'Apples Never Fall' stars Annette Bening, Alison Brie, and Jake Lacy talk tennis training - about 1 year ago 'How to Die Alone' is Natasha Rothwell's 'most vulnerable' work yet - about 1 year ago 'In the Know' trailer: Mike Judge's latest cartoon combines stop-motion and real stars - about 1 year ago 'The Curse' review: Emma Stone, Nathan Fielder, and Benny Safdie are here to break your brains - over 1 year ago 'The Other Black Girl' review: Part satire, part horror, all fun - over 1 year ago

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