Category Actors

Remy Ma Stars in Don’t Trust The Girls Upstairs On Lifetime

Remy Ma is known for hard-hitting bars, razor-sharp punchlines, and one of the most recognizable flows in hip hop. Now, the “Ante Up” rapper is stepping deeper into acting with a brand-new Lifetime thriller titled Don’t Trust the Girls Upstairs.

The drama follows Ashley Preston, played by Remy Ma, whose life begins falling apart after the death of her sister. Trying to do the right thing, Ashley opens her home to her orphaned teenage niece Serena. At first, it feels like an act of love and family responsibility. However, things quickly spiral when a string of disturbing incidents starts happening inside the house.

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5 Reasons To Watch Nemesis on Netflix

Are You Ready for Your Next Guilty Pleasure Show?

Nemesis, the new series from Power creator Courtney Kemp, premieres on Netflix on May 14th. Nemesis follows two men on opposite sides of the law — an expert criminal and a brilliant detective on a collision course. What starts as a high-stakes heist story quickly becomes something deeper: a look at what drives us, what sustains us, and what ultimately tears us apart. Here are 5 reasons it needs to be on your must-watch list.

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First Look At Netflix’s “Forever” Season 2

Forever Season 2: Production officially begins in Los Angeles

I have a major update about Forever, and I’m about to put you on. The team at Netflix just revealed that Season 2 is now in production in Los Angeles. Who said, nothing gets filmed In Hollywood anymore?

Why we’re ready for more

If you watched the first season, you know this show earned its renewal. While Forever highlights romance, it connects with audiences because it feels authentic. It perfectly captures the awkwardness, the chemistry, and the uncertainty of the future. Most importantly, it explores how love and timing rarely line up. Seeing that raw honesty play out on screen was truly wonderful.

What’s next for Justin and Keisha?

The story picks up four years later as Justin and Keisha navigate adulthood in a post-pandemic world. Both characters now juggle new relationships, professional careers, and bigger dreams. Naturally, these milestones bring more responsibility. However, life has a funny way of circling people back to each other when they least expect it.

Consequently, the new season asks the question we all eventually face: Can exes really just be friends?

A fresh perspective on adulthood

Showrunner Mara Brock Akil described this chapter as standing “at the edge of adulthood” and wanting to run back to your “real ones.” That sentiment alone suggests this season will hurt in the best way possible.

To keep the energy fresh, the cast is adding some new faces:

  • Malaika Guttoh joins the cast as Ameena.
  • Avery Wills Jr. and Tre McBride join as recurring characters Jaden and Elijah.

Fortunately, our returning favorites are back as well. Lovie Simone, Michael Cooper Jr., Karen Pittman, Wood Harris, and Xosha Roquemore are all reprising their roles. To be honest, the show wouldn’t feel right without them.

Stay updated

Since production just kicked off, we will monitor social media and keep you updated on new photos and casting news. Stay locked to Streaming Grades for every update. Forever looks ready to come back even stronger the second time around.

Dave Chappelle is pulling up to Netflix is A Joke Festival. For 3 Days The Closer comedian is taking over the legendary Hollywood Palladium. From May 7-9 we will get music and comedy in a way that only Netflix and Dave Chappelle can do it. Plenty of Surprise guest are expected.

Watch the trailer below.

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Who is Maleah Joi Moon? Meet the Star of the New ‘A Different World’ Sequel

The halls of Hillman College are buzzing once again. Production has officially wrapped in Atlanta on Netflix’s highly anticipated A Different World sequel series, dropping this fall on September 24, 2026. While the nostalgia of Dwayne Wayne’s flip-up glasses and Whitley Gilbert’s southern drawl still lingers in the air, the spotlight has officially shifted to a fresh face.

Enter Maleah Joi Moon.

If you haven’t heard her name yet, prepare to see it everywhere. Cast as Deborah Wayne, the rebellious, free-spirited youngest daughter of Dwayne and Whitley, Moon is stepping into a legacy that defined a generation. But who is the actress tasked with carrying the torch of one of television’s most iconic fictional families?

Here is your ultimate guide to the rising superstar.

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Coyote vs Acme (OFFICIAL TRAILER)

Wile E. Coyote Finally Gets His Day in Court

Wile E. Coyote is finally about to get some justice. A brand-new motion picture, Coyote vs. Acme, is officially headed to the big screen.

Back when I was a kid, I always wondered why Wile E. kept going back to Acme for products. Their gear was defective, defunct, and—if I’m being frank—total dog crap. Even in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the company didn’t exactly produce high-quality goods.

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Eddie Murphy’s Victory Lap: AFI Gives The GOAT A Lifetime Achievement Award

The debate has officially ended because the true King of Comedy just reclaimed his throne. This past Saturday, April 18, the Dolby Theatre transformed into a temple of laughter as the American Film Institute (AFI) bestowed its 51st Life Achievement Award upon the man, the myth, the legend: Eddie Murphy.

If you missed the live event, don’t worry—Netflix has your back. The tribute special, The 51st AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Eddie Murphy, premieres on May 31, 2026. Trust us, you’ll want to clear your schedule for this one.

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