the lifestyle series starring the Duchess of Sussex was originally scheduled to premiere on Netflix in January but was delayed due to the Los Angeles-area wildfires. It now debuts Tuesday and we’ve recently learned that the streamer has teamed up with Meghan on her new company, As Ever. She made the announcement recently in a video posted to her new Instagram account. “With Love, Meghan,” says Netflix, is not about a quest for perfection but more about
. It didn’t win, but that’s no matter: Now there’s a full album’s worth of collaborations between John and Carlile, called “Who Believes In Angels?” Out Friday, expect big empowerment anthems and balladic duets.On Sunday, following the release of “Who Believes In Angels?,” CBS will air a one-hour concert special with the pair. Titled “An Evening with Elton John and Brandi Carlile,” the program will also be available to stream on Paramount+.
— There comes a time in the lives of many up-and-coming hardcore bands when its members choose to drop their sneers and adopt a more melodic approach to delivering ferocity. That is the case of Scowl, the most exciting group in the always-rising Bay Area punk scene (made up Drain, Sunami and Gulch). On their latest album, “Are We All Angels,” the band pulls from a surprising assortment of influences:Car Seat Headrest andamong them. There are hooks here, but anger and frustration, too. Consider it a new kind of catharsis, where intensity comes from singing, less screaming.
— Prime Video has done well with its action originals like “Reacher,” “Cross,” and its satirical superhero show “The Boys.” Kevin Bacon’s new seriesfits in that niche. Bacon plays a murdered man who gets resurrected by the Devil to hunt demons that have escaped from Hell. Actor-recording artist Jennifer Nettles also co-stars. It premieres Thursday.
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comes to Netflix on Thursday. It features pretty doctors played by stars Willa Fitzgerald and Colin Woodell working at a Level 1 trauma center in Miami. “Pulse,” Netflix’s first English-language medical procedural, is more “Grey’s Anatomy” than Noah Wyle’s “The Pitt,” but if you like TV doctors, check it out.“The Virgin knows the method by which she will transmit her grace to each person – each one, as a brother and as an image of God,” Father Spyridon told The Associated Press.
Even though Greece is rapidly secularizing like the rest of Europe, the church still plays a crucial role in small, tight-knit communities like Amorgos, with 2,000 inhabitants in its small villages.When Father Spyridon spent his longest period ever away last year – about five months, for surgeries – his eventual return was the talk of the towns. After he resumed his visits to tiny chapels and family-run coffee shops with the help of a gnarled walking stick, old and young alike rushed to greet him.
Orthodox Christian monk Father Spyridon of Amorgos, center, talks with islanders after the Divine Liturgy in the chapel of Panagia Evangelistria, in Amorgos island, Greece, March 25, 2025. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)Orthodox Christian monk Father Spyridon of Amorgos, center, talks with islanders after the Divine Liturgy in the chapel of Panagia Evangelistria, in Amorgos island, Greece, March 25, 2025. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)