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From 2000s nostalgia to that bathroom scene, no one can stop talking about the film Saltburn. First released in cinemas in November and then launched on streaming services over Christmas, it sparked a social media frenzy with its satirical depiction of upper class life and themes of extreme obsession and desire.
It has become the most-watched show on Netflix since starting to stream on January 1 - and Fool Me Once, starring Michelle Keegan, has got viewers gripped. The drama follows widowed Maya, who makes a startling discovery on her nanny cam and - embarks on a desperate hunt for the truth about her murdered husband and sister.
Michelle Keegan has been thrust back into the spotlight this week thanks to the release of her latest project. The Stockport-born star can currently be seen in Netflix's latest thriller, Fool Me Once the latest adaptation of one of bestselling author Harlan Coben's books.
A terrifying film on Netflix comes with a trigger warning for a scene that's so 'horrific' it's forced viewers to switch off. Warning - this article contains spoilers and upsetting themes.
Manchester United welcomed Lisandro Martinez and Casemiro back into first-team training at Carrington on Wednesday, giving Erik ten Hag two massive boosts ahead of the upcoming schedule.
A man who 'claimed to be shy and private' secretly filmed himself having sex with a woman at his home.
Abigail Strate says her face hurts from "smiling all the time." Soon, the Canadian ski jumper might also be sore from the weight of all the medals being placed around her neck.
As No. 1 Michigan prepares to face No. 2 Washington on Monday in the College Football Playoff National Championship Presented by AT&T, Wolverines players pushed back on allegations of their involvement in the highly publicized sign-stealing scandal, saying any possible NCAA penalties, including vacating wins, wouldn't detract from their accomplishments this season.