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    Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' debuts at the VMAs●Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' debuts at VMAs – How to watch✉newsCultureMusic4 min ago

    Taylor Swift premiered her new song 'Patient Zero' at the MTV Video Music Awards, drawing attention from fans and media outlets. Coverage has focused on the performance itself and on how viewers can watch the ceremony and the debut, with the awards show airing on television and streaming platforms.

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    HBO Max's New #1 Movie Is a Major Horror Hit●HBO Max’s New #1 Movie Is One Of The Year’s Biggest Horror Successes✉newsCultureFilm6 min ago

    A horror film has reached the number one spot on HBO Max and is being described as one of the year's biggest horror successes. The streaming chart-topper is drawing attention for outperforming many of 2025's other genre releases, adding to horror's strong recent run at the box office and on streaming platforms.

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    Netflix's Un-Un-Order Thrives●Netflix’s Un-Un-Order Thrives✉newsCultureEntertainment5 min ago

    A new analysis argues that Netflix's unconventional approach to ordering shows, described as an 'un-un-order' strategy, is continuing to pay off for the streaming company. The piece examines how the platform's commissioning habits differ from traditional television, with the author concluding the strategy is thriving. Details beyond the headline remain limited.

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    Netflix's New Movie Hits 99% Audience Score On Rotten Tomatoes▼Netflix’s Best New Movie Has A 99% Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score✉newsCultureFilm6 min ago

    A new film on Netflix has earned a 99% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, with Forbes calling it the streaming service's best new movie. The near-perfect viewer rating has drawn attention as a rare standout, and subscribers are being urged to watch it before it leaves the platform's rotation.

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    New Comedy Tops Paramount+ Weekly Movie Chart●The New Comedy Is Paramount+’s Most-Watched Movie of the Week✉newsCultureFilm6 min ago

    A recently added comedy has become Paramount+'s most-watched film of the week, leading the streaming service's viewership rankings. The film's climb to the top spot suggests strong audience appetite for new comedy releases on the platform, though no specific viewership figures or cast details have been disclosed in available reporting.

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