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What to watch on Netflix Canada: New TV shows and movies, plus what's being removed in June 2025
What to watch on Netflix Canada: New TV shows and movies, plus what's being removed in June 2025

Yahoo

time3 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

What to watch on Netflix Canada: New TV shows and movies, plus what's being removed in June 2025

We can't wait for the return of Ginny & Georgia, America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and the final season of Squid Game. But Netflix is also removing some beloved franchises from its Canadian site in June. The Jurassic Park movie collection will be leaving Netflix next month. Along with the Transformers movies that are on the streaming platform. Additionally, both How the Grinch Stole Christmas and Dr. Seuss' The Grinch will no longer be available on Netflix. For comedy fans, Bridesmaids will unfortunately be removed from Netflix next month, in addition to The House Bunny, Grown Ups, Spy and My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2. After the bombshell Season 2 finale where Georgia (Brianne Howey) was arrested at her wedding, we get to dive into whether or not she will actually be convicted of murder, and how that impacts her family. Luke Brunner (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is back after his last mission where he saved his own daughter. Now he faces new villains, including an 'old flame' who 'threatens to destroy the world.' The late Toronto Mayor, Rob Ford, is the subject of an upcoming Netflix Trainwreck story. Directed by Shianne Brown, we look back at the 2010 Toronto mayoral race and the scandals that followed. Starring Holt McCallany, Maria Bello, Melissa Benoist, and Jake Weary, inspired by true events, The Waterfront is a family drama about the Buckley family in North Carolina as their fishing empire begins to crumble. The series was written and executive produced by Kevin Williamson (Scream, Dawson's Creek). Everyone's favourite cheerleaders are back as we get a glimpse into setting the 2024-25 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders squad, from the auditions all the way to the NFL season. Some fan favourite cheerleaders return, with some newbies added to the mix. We're just weeks away from the third and final season of the beloved show Squid Game, a series that has captivated people around the world. After the devastating Season 2 finale, Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) is at "his lowest point yet," as the players face even deadlier games. Meanwhile, Front Man welcomes "mysterious VIPs" and his brother continues his search for the island. Watch TV shows, movies on Netflix June 1 100 Days with Tata Baby Shark's Big Show Bridesmaids Bumblebee Central Intelligence The Fast Runner Geronimo: An American Legend Gran Torino Grown Ups The House Bunny How Do You Know How the Grinch Stole Christmas The Hungover Games The Intern Jurassic Park Jurassic Park III The Lost World: Jurassic Park Muster Dogs The Outfit Rhymes for Young Ghouls The Snow Walker That's My Boy To Do List Transformers: Age of Extinction Transformers: Dark of the Moon Transformers: The Last Kight Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Truth or Dare June 3 Blacklight June 4 Doubt Girls Will Be Girls June 5 Dr. Seuss' The Grinch June 6 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 June 8 The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Spy June 9 2020 June 11 Baby Driver June 19 Loving Annabelle June 25 Stateless June 26 Signs

Angara Collaborates With Actress Rumer Willis on Exclusive Mother's Day Jewelry Edit
Angara Collaborates With Actress Rumer Willis on Exclusive Mother's Day Jewelry Edit

Miami Herald

time18-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Miami Herald

Angara Collaborates With Actress Rumer Willis on Exclusive Mother's Day Jewelry Edit

A sentimental yet stylish selection of gifts, thoughtfully chosen by Rumer, to celebrate motherhood. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA / ACCESS Newswire / April 18, 2025 / Leading international fine jewelry brand Angara has partnered with actress, singer, and entrepreneur Rumer Willis to launch a heartfelt and stylish Mother's Day Jewelry Edit. This exclusive collaboration celebrates motherhood through Angara's timeless designs, thoughtfully curated by Rumer, marking one of many key moments in her journey as a creative and the founder of her new lifestyle brand, Rumer Has It. The Angara X Rumer Willis collection features meaningful and elegant designs inspired by Rumer's own journey into motherhood, and the bond she shares with her daughter, Louetta. For Rumer, jewelry has always been more than just an accessory. "I've been a treasure hunter since I was a little girl - always searching for that feeling more than the perfect look," she shares. That emotion runs through every piece, chosen to resonate beyond style and speak to the heart. This Mother's Day special edit features 14 carefully selected designs, each embodying timeless elegance and meaning. From a symbolic two-stone piece that honors the bond between a mother and child to interlocking circles that represent unity and unbreakable love, this collection is rich with sentiment. In addition to the meaningful designs, the selection also includes pieces that reflect Rumer's signature style-modern, effortless and sophisticated. "I partnered with Angara to curate a collection that feels like an extension of my heart. Becoming a mother cracked me open in the most beautiful way, and my love for jewelry has only deepened - not just as adornment, but as heirlooms that hold emotion, memory, and meaning," Rumer reveals. "Each piece in this collection is a tribute to the tenderness, the strength, the wild transformation of motherhood. A celebration of the moments we carry - and the ones we pass down." Now available on this exclusive edit offers a beautiful way to honor motherhood with jewelry that carries both deep meaning and beauty. For more information about Angara, updates and exciting announcements, please visit and follow @AngaraJewelry on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. About Angara:Angara is an online DTC fine jewelry retail brand, offering handcrafted jewelry dressed in natural colored gemstones, high-quality diamonds and pearls, with every piece made to order. Founded in 2005 by husband-wife duo, Ankur and Aditi Daga, Angara has grown to become the leading source for fine gemstone jewelry. About Rumer Willis:Rumer Willis is an acclaimed actress and singer, and the daughter of Hollywood icons Bruce Willis and Demi Moore. She has made her mark in both film and television, with notable roles in Empire, The House Bunny, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Sorority Row. She also won Season 20 of Dancing with the Stars, earning widespread praise for her talent and stage presence. Most recently, Rumer launched her lifestyle brand, Rumer Has It, to help people discover beautiful things that speak to their soul. Contact InformationAngara Inc. press@ 527-4367 SOURCE: Angara Inc. press release

Angara Collaborates With Actress Rumer Willis on Exclusive Mother's Day Jewelry Edit
Angara Collaborates With Actress Rumer Willis on Exclusive Mother's Day Jewelry Edit

Associated Press

time18-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Associated Press

Angara Collaborates With Actress Rumer Willis on Exclusive Mother's Day Jewelry Edit

A sentimental yet stylish selection of gifts, thoughtfully chosen by Rumer, to celebrate motherhood. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA / ACCESS Newswire / April 18, 2025 / Leading international fine jewelry brand Angara has partnered with actress, singer, and entrepreneur Rumer Willis to launch a heartfelt and stylish Mother's Day Jewelry Edit. This exclusive collaboration celebrates motherhood through Angara's timeless designs, thoughtfully curated by Rumer, marking one of many key moments in her journey as a creative and the founder of her new lifestyle brand, Rumer Has x Rumer Willis Collaboration The Angara X Rumer Willis collection features meaningful and elegant designs inspired by Rumer's own journey into motherhood, and the bond she shares with her daughter, Louetta. For Rumer, jewelry has always been more than just an accessory. 'I've been a treasure hunter since I was a little girl - always searching for that feeling more than the perfect look,' she shares. That emotion runs through every piece, chosen to resonate beyond style and speak to the heart. This Mother's Day special edit features 14 carefully selected designs, each embodying timeless elegance and meaning. From a symbolic two-stone piece that honors the bond between a mother and child to interlocking circles that represent unity and unbreakable love, this collection is rich with sentiment. In addition to the meaningful designs, the selection also includes pieces that reflect Rumer's signature style-modern, effortless and sophisticated. 'I partnered with Angara to curate a collection that feels like an extension of my heart. Becoming a mother cracked me open in the most beautiful way, and my love for jewelry has only deepened - not just as adornment, but as heirlooms that hold emotion, memory, and meaning,' Rumer reveals. 'Each piece in this collection is a tribute to the tenderness, the strength, the wild transformation of motherhood. A celebration of the moments we carry - and the ones we pass down.' Now available on this exclusive edit offers a beautiful way to honor motherhood with jewelry that carries both deep meaning and beauty. For more information about Angara, updates and exciting announcements, please visit and follow @AngaraJewelry on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. About Angara: Angara is an online DTC fine jewelry retail brand, offering handcrafted jewelry dressed in natural colored gemstones, high-quality diamonds and pearls, with every piece made to order. Founded in 2005 by husband-wife duo, Ankur and Aditi Daga, Angara has grown to become the leading source for fine gemstone jewelry. About Rumer Willis: Rumer Willis is an acclaimed actress and singer, and the daughter of Hollywood icons Bruce Willis and Demi Moore. She has made her mark in both film and television, with notable roles in Empire, The House Bunny, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Sorority Row. She also won Season 20 of Dancing with the Stars, earning widespread praise for her talent and stage presence. Most recently, Rumer launched her lifestyle brand, Rumer Has It, to help people discover beautiful things that speak to their soul. Contact Information Angara Inc. [email protected] (844) 527-4367 SOURCE: Angara Inc. press release

A Moving Conversation With Anna Faris On Beauty, Comedy And Inner Growth
A Moving Conversation With Anna Faris On Beauty, Comedy And Inner Growth

Forbes

time11-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Forbes

A Moving Conversation With Anna Faris On Beauty, Comedy And Inner Growth

It has been more than two decades since actress Anna Faris' breakout performance in Scary Movie left audiences eager for more. Ever since, her prolific film career has defied stereotypes around women in comedy; forever disproving the notion that beautiful women are not funny, or able to laugh at themselves. 'Being in the world of comedy, you're forced to make an ass out of yourself all the time,' Faris tells me on a video call. 'That's the only way to do comedy [is] with sincerity. It has given me liberation in my identity as a female.' In spite of her fame, there is an easy relatability to Faris. One element of her comedic charm stems from the fact that she is disaffected by conventional perceptions of femininity. Still, she is undeniably beautiful. In films like The Hot Chick and The House Bunny, her sex appeal is intentionally juxtaposed with her goofy and self-deprecating humor. Her caricature-like depictions of blonde bombshells and sorority girls poke fun at the demeaning stereotypes and labels ascribed to women. In a word, it's satire. She is also quite humble—particularly when it comes to her looks. Though she admits she was not a 'tom boy' growing up, she reacts in absolute shock when I ask her whether she is a girly-girl. 'No, not at all. I think I'm [definitely] not a girly girl,' Faris says emphatically. But she is a 'girl's girl' in that she champions and uplifts other women. This is obvious in the warm way that she speaks of her castmates, actresses Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher and Michelle Buteau, in her current project, Spa Weekend. The actual beauty of Anna Faris is multi-layered and paradoxical. Her performances bring levity and laughs, yet she is deeply introspective. She describes herself as always having been 'serious and quiet.' Photo by Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic FilmMagic She is adamant that the poised and put-together feminine archetype is not one that she identifies with. Instead, Faris she compares her own bathroom to a sorority house's—a cluttered mess of beauty products competing for counter space. 'As an adult, I'm one of the sloppiest, messiest people. I'm the kind of person whose stuff is everywhere. I have globs of toothpaste and foundation in the sink,' she tells me. She then jokes that she 'sometimes' flushes the toilet. The sorority reference brings to mind her role as the good-hearted Shelley Darlingson in The House Bunny. In the film, she teams up with campus outcasts to help topple the social hierarchy of Greek Life. 'One of my most joyous [film] experiences was definitely The House Bunny. That was such a labor of love,' Faris reflects fondly. 'When you're playing someone whose intentions are so good and who has such generosity of spirit, it can't help but infiltrate who you are a bit.' I bring up a scene from the movie in which her character—a playmate— repeats names in a deep, overtly masculine voice to the shock of her onscreen sorority sisters, including the actress Emma Stone. I realize a moment too late that I have just engaged in one of the most cliché exchanges between a celebrity and fan. Faris, a seasoned professional, not only knows the exact scene I am referencing, but performs it for me, telling me, 'Oh, well, nice to meet you, Jessica,' in the same voice she used in the film. On the surface, the scene might seem like a simple moment of surreal humor to elicit laughs. But the film, like many of her roles, highlights the absurdity of such divisive social dynamics. Faris' warmth and kindness could not be further from a person that buys in to this type of pretense. Even her confession of her untidy bathroom eschews the pedestal of celebrity. Anna Faris partners with Scrubbing Bubbles Easy Clean. Anna Faris The irony is that our conversation is taking place thanks to her partnership with the bathroom cleaning brand, Scrubbing Bubbles. Not only is the A-lister not above cleaning the bathroom, it was one of her household chores growing up. Jokingly describing her mother as a 'Debbie Downer, but in cleaning form,' Faris recalls spending her formative years painstakingly 'using an old toothbrush to scrub all the nooks and crannies of the bathroom.' As an adult, she went in the polar opposite direction. She calls her reactive sloppiness 'some kind of rebellion in me, I guess.' Her partnership with the bathroom cleaning company thus has a humorous, personal connection. As she reflects on her experience working with the brand, I marvel at her ability to be so gracious when she is clearly so busy. For one thing, she is multitasking. Faris is taking our call while away filming her latest movie. She describes how the close-knit cast of women have created a supportive environment on set, bonding over shared experiences like motherhood. Photo by: Lloyd Bishop/NBC via Getty Images Lloyd Bishop/NBC via Getty Images This frenetic work schedule is also occurring in the wake of a personal tragedy. Faris tells me that she lost her home in the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Just five days later, she was already back to work filming the promotional video for their collaboration. Her sense of gratitude is touching as she tells me that she appreciates the partnership on 'multiple levels,' recalling the way that they relocated her into a hotel. In fact, her gratitude seems to trace back to her sense of wonder at where her career has taken her; in one moment, I sense past traces of imposter syndrome. 'For a long time, I never thought I could make money acting anyway. I didn't really understand why I was in the world of comedy because I was never a comedic person,' she says. 'But it's given me so much personal joy in the simple ability to be able to laugh at myself.' It is almost as if personal tragedy has brought her sensitive heart has been brought to the surface. Faris' most touching insights come as she reflects on the personal growth she has found and cultivated through comedy itself. 'Comedy has helped me develop a better sense of myself. I know it seems a little unrelated, but I always had trouble laughing at myself. That feeling of being embarrassed was the worst feeling and cut to my sense of pride so deeply,' she explains. 'But being in the world of comedy, you're forced to take those risks' Photo by Raymond Hall/GC Images GC Images Through a process of repeated exposure and inundation, Faris confronted her deepest insecurity—and made an incredible career out of it. It touches on the very crux of what it means to be human and evolve. 'I'm really grateful that I could fall flat on my face at a red carpet and just be fine—I could be okay with that, I really could,' she comments. '[Although] I don't quite know how that wraps its head around the idea of what it's like to be feminine.' Faris' inner beauty stems from the fact that as the world has witnessed her remarkable career trajectory from the outside, she was engaged in personal growth within. Even as a global celebrity she is not exempt from the human experience, whether falling victim to a community-wide tragedy or doing inner work. Too often, conversations with stars barely scratch the surface. Yet Faris bravely and authentically shows up as herself. In providing this glimpse of what is typically kept hidden from the world, she revealed her most beautiful role yet. Generosity of spirit, indeed.

Tom Hanks' kids: Meet Colin, E.A., Chet and Truman
Tom Hanks' kids: Meet Colin, E.A., Chet and Truman

Yahoo

time06-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Tom Hanks' kids: Meet Colin, E.A., Chet and Truman

Tom Hanks is a father of four. The 'Cast Away' actor and his late ex-wife, Samantha Lewes, shared son Colin Hanks and daughter Elizabeth Ann 'E.A.' Hanks. Tom also shares two sons — Chester 'Chet' Hanks and Truman Hanks — with his current wife, Rita Wilson. The 'Toy Story' voice actor admitted in 2024 that he has made 'every mistake' as a father. 'You know, you scar the kids somehow in the same exact way. And as they get older, you come back around and [say], 'Hey, can I talk about what a knothead I was with you for all those years?'' he said while appearing on Jay Shetty's podcast Here's everything to know about Tom's three sons and daughter. Tom and Lewes welcomed Colin, their first child, on Nov. 24, 1977 — a year before the duo tied the knot. Colin followed in his father's footsteps by pursuing a career in Hollywood. He is known for his roles in the 2002 movie 'Orange County,' the 2005 action film 'King Kong,' and the 2008 romantic comedy 'The House Bunny.' Colin has also starred in several television shows including roles in 'Band of Brothers' and 'Roswell.' The younger doppelgänger of his dad has been recognized for his acting skills, having been nominated for an Emmy, a Golden Globe and a Critics' Choice Award for his role in the FX crime series, 'Fargo.' As for his personal life, Colin has been married to Samantha Bryant since 2010. He and the publicist share two children: Olivia Jane, born in 2011, and Charlotte Bryant, born in 2013. Outside of his film aspirations, Colin has a side gig in fashion as he launched a handkerchief line cleverly called Hanks Kerchiefs. Tom and Lewes welcomed daughter Elizabeth Ann five years after their first child on May 17, 1982. Unfortunately, Tom and Lewes separated in 1985 and finalized their divorce two years later. Lewes went on to get primary custody of Elizabeth and Colin until the agreement flipped in their teenage years. Elizabeth joined Hollywood as a child — starring in her dad's 1994 film, 'Forrest Gump.' From there, she went on to appear in her dad's project, 'That Thing You Do!' as well as the 2015 short film, 'Anchorage.' The only daughter of the Oscar winner distanced herself from Hollywood in her later years after graduating from Vassar College. She has since pursued a writing career under the pen name E.A. Hanks with her essays appearing in Time magazine, the Guardian, the New York Times and the Huffington Post. E.A. opened up about her rocky childhood in her memoir, 'The 10: A Memoir of Family And The Open Road.' 'Eventually a divorce agreement was settled, and I would visit my dad and stepmother (and soon enough my younger half brothers) on the weekends and during summers, but from 5 to 14, years filled with confusion, violence, deprivation, and love, I was a Sacramento girl,' she wrote. 'I lived in a white house with columns, a backyard with a pool, and a bedroom with pictures of horses plastered on every wall.' Things went south when her mother's mental health began to decline. 'The backyard became so full of dog s—t that you couldn't walk around it, the house stank of smoke,' she wrote. 'The fridge was bare or full of expired food more often than not, and my mother spent more and more time in her big four-poster bed, poring over the Bible.' E.A. recalled her mother's 'emotional violence' becoming 'physical violence' and she moved back to LA to be in her father's custody when she was in the seventh grade. 'My senior year of high school, she called to say she was dying,' she wrote in the excerpt of her mom. Lewes, whose real name was Susan Dillingham, died in 2002 from lung cancer. She was 49. Tom married Wilson in 1988 and they welcomed their first son together, Chester 'Chet,' two years later on Aug. 4, 1990. Chet began using the stage name Chet Haze while pursuing a music career when he was a student at Northwestern University. Like his dad and two older siblings, Chet also went on to chase his Hollywood dreams. He has had recurring roles in shows like 'Empire,' 'Shameless' and 'Your Honor' and also guest-starred in 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and 'Atlanta.' Chet struggled with substance abuse issues since he was 16 and entered rehab in 2014 after hitting 'rock bottom' due to his cocaine addiction. He decided to get sober for his daughter Michaiah Hanks, whom he shares with his ex-partner Tiffany Miles. 'I do have a daughter, she's the best thing that's ever happened to me, she's the reason why I turned my life around and got sober,' he shared in 2016. Since getting sober, he has turned his life around and even starred in the 2025 Netflix hit, 'Running Point,' starring Kate Hudson. Chet told Page Six that Tom gave him acting tips for the role. Chet opened up about being raised by famous parents in a 2022 YouTube video. 'I'm very privileged, but I wasn't spoiled,' he shared at the time. 'My parents didn't spoil me; I was never just given money or an allowance. I had to work and earn everything that I've made, and it's been that way for my entire life.' Tom and Wilson welcomed their youngest child, Truman, on Dec. 26, 1995. The youngest Hanks sibling graduated from Stanford University in 2018 and has remained relatively out of the spotlight. Truman has gotten involved in showbiz on the production side for the 2021 movies 'West Side Story,' and 'Black Widow' as well as the 2017 Netflix series, 'Atypical.' He also played the younger version of Tom's character in the 2022 film 'A Man Called Otto,' which was produced by his mother. Truman keeps his personal life quite private, though he did walk the red carpet with his parents and Chet at the premiere of Apple TV+'s 'Masters of the Air' in 2024.

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