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The floodgates opened by the MeToo movement have meant that every year or two, we get to witness the startling revelation about one of the stars that were once revered. And Diddy’s case is no different.

It is safe to say that the revelations about Diddy have sent shockwaves across his fanbase. And the industry as well. New names are being linked to Diddy’s parties every day. And they all want to distance themselves. In the midst of all these rumors, one comedian confirms that he once attended one of these infamous parties.

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Comedian Jeff Wittek has officially confirmed being a part of Diddy‘s lingerie parties. In a recent episode of Jeff FM podcast, the 34-year-old opened up about his...

Netflix has finally given fans a preview of the upcoming Harlan Coben adaptation Missing You which is still yet to have a release date. The streaming giant shared first-look photos of the drama series via Digital Spy, showcasing Richard Armiatges character for the first time alongside several others. Missing You is based on Cobens acclaimed novel of the same name, which tells the story of Detective Kat Donovan finding her missing fiance on a dating app years after his disappearance.

The first images have been revealed for Missing You. Missing You is an upcoming Netflix series based on the 2014 Harlan Coben novel of the same name. It is a crime drama that tells the stoyr of Detective Kat Donovan whose life takes a turn when a surprise run-in with her estranged fiance prompts her to look into the unsolved mystery surrounding her father's murder. Missing You features a leading cast including Richard Armitage, Rudi Dharmalingam, Jackie Knowles, Rosalind Eleazar, Andy M Milligan, Manoj Anand, and Sofia Price.

As per RadioTimes, the first images have been revealed for Missing You. Check them out below:

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‘Fool Me Once’ Producer Quay Street Lands Next Project For BBC

Fool Me Once producer Quay Street Productions has landed a BBC thriller series starring Eve Myles and Gabrielle Creevy. The Guest comes from Matthew Barry, who was also behind Quay Street’s Russell Davies-produced Men Up drama for the Beeb. The Guest centers on the toxic and beguiling relationship between a successful business owner, Fran, and her employee, Ria. Ria has never had the time or opportunity to think about what she might actually want from the world. So, when she starts cleaning for Fran, she’s intoxicated by this confident and self-assured woman who encourages her to take control of her life, but soon a manipulative cat-and-mouse game emerges. Myles leads BBC hit drama Keeping Faith, while Gabrielle Creevy will soon star in Sky’s high-profile Mozart series Amadeus as the musical genius’s wife. The Guest...

Sony/Eleventh Hour Signs Deal With Hill 5.14

Sony Pictures Television (Spt) and its UK subsidiary, Eleventh Hour Films, have struck a first-look deal with Hill 5.14, a Black female-led scripted TV label led by Tobi Olujinmi. Eleventh Hour will get a first-look option to co-develop and co-produce TV projects from the Hill 5.14 slate, with Spt acting as distributor. Olujinmi launched Hill 5.14 in late 2022, having previously worked as Eleventh Hour, and has gone on to work with writers such as Phoebe Okeowo (The Power), Bella Heesom (Sex Education), Victoria Asare-Archer (Missing You) and Thara Poopla (Sex Education) and on-screen talent such as Weruche Opia (I May Destroy You), Adelayo Adebayo (The Responder) and Adjoa Andoh (Bridgerton). “I am beyond thrilled to be working with Sony Pictures and Ehf for the next phase of Hill 5.14’s journey,” said Olujinmi. “It’s the dream team. Their joint expertise, experience and track record of delivering...

Sony Pictures Television (Spt) and Eleventh Hour Films (Magpie Murders), in which Spt owns a majority stake, have struck a first-look deal with Tobi Olujinmi’s Black female-led scripted television label Hill 5.14 Media.

Olujinmi, a producer and former development producer at Eleventh Hour, launched Hill 5.14 in late 2022 as a “scripted TV and audio label, producing distinctive ‘light on a hill’ content for global audiences.”

Calling it “a home for outstanding diverse stories” and “a destination of some of the best black British talent,” Spt said Friday that “through its first year and a half Hill 5.14 has established itself as an emerging creative force in the industry with multiple funded and advanced developments across both U.K. and international networks and streaming platforms.”

The label has collaborated with such writers as Phoebe Okeowo (The Power), Bella Heesom (Sex Education), Victoria Asare-Archer (Missing You) and Thara Poopla (Sex Education). “The company’s...

In its move to be more transparent with its subscribers, Netflix has released the third edition of its engagement report called What We Watched. While some titles became the hits everyone expected, some movies and television shows beat expectations.

Fool Me Once is the biggest surprise hit, as the limited series was the biggest title on the platform, Netflix's What We Watched report reveals. The thriller series is based on popular thriller author Harlan Coben's novel of the same name from 2016, and it follows the death of Maya's husband. However, Maya is shocked when she sees footage of her husband, Joe, who is presumed dead on her nanny cam, returning to their house as an intruder. Not only that, but it looks like Joe might be connected to the death of her sister, Claire.

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Exclusive: Harlan Coben and Nicola Shindler have flagged a “shared vision” and “hybrid British-American sensibilities” as leading to the success of Fool Me Once, Netflix’s most-watched show in the first half of this year.

The showrunner-producer pair chatted to Deadline in advance of the latest data dump, which saw their fourth Netflix UK Coben adaptation top the charts with more than 100 million views in the first half of this year. And it’s been a good day for the Brits, with Bridgerton, Baby Reindeer and The Gentlemen backing up Fool Me Once in the top four and One Day also making the top 10. Ted Sarandos was in London earlier this week trumpeting the Brits’ success.

With the show having launched nearly a year ago, Coben cited a “shared vision” between himself, Shindler, writer Danny Brocklehurst, producer Richard Fee and Netflix as contributing to its runaway success.

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“The Grand Tour” producer Andy Wilman says the seeds for his success were sown at school — which he attended with Jeremy Clarkson.

“I went to school with him which is like, argh,” Wilman revealed. “But we didn’t plan any of this when we were at school, obviously not. We do have a synergy. Some of it did come from school… we never sat down and planned a hit because I don’t think we were clever enough to do that. ‘Top Gear’ became that big but it was by accident.”

Wilman co-created Jeremy Clarkson motoring show “Top Gear” before jumping ship with Clarkson when he was fired by the BBC, moving to Prime Video where they launched a new motoring show called “The Grand Tour.” Wilman also produces “Clarkson’s Farm” among other series.

“Jeremy and I are like a couple of old blokes who started a baker’s shop...

“Missing You” is a Korean drama movie, released in 2016, categorized as Crime, Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense. ♦ He Killed Them, He Killed Them Not! In “Missing You”, a young girl named Nam Hee Joo, who is 7 years old, slowly backs out of a courtroom. She is in shock. A man named Kim Ki Bum was tried as a serial killer of several victims. But he was only convicted for one murder; the murder of his cheating girlfriend. For that crime, the police and prosecution were able to present sufficient evidence to get a conviction. However, because there was insufficient evidence to connect him to the other murders, he was only given a sentence of 15 years. Yes, the families of the murdered victims were visibly upset at such a light sentence. Only 15 years? For all of those brutal murders? One of the victims was a homicide detective, Nam Hee Joo’s father.

British actress Rosalind Eleazar, best known for playing Louisa Guy on the hit AppleTV+ series Slow Horses, has been tapped to lead Netflix’s Missing You, the streamer’s next Harlan Coben adaptation. As reported by Deadline, Missing You is based on Coben’s 2014 novel of the same name and follows detective Kat Donovan (Eleazar), who comes across her estranged fiancé on a dating app and finds herself delving back into the mystery surrounding her father’s murder. The series is written by Victoria Asare-Archer, who wrote two episodes of Coben’s Stay Close for Netflix in 2021. Sean Spencer and Isher Sahota serve as directors, while Coben executive produces alongside Asare-Archer, Nicola Shindler, Richard Fee, and Danny Brocklehurst. Guy Hescott is the producer. Missing You, and the upcoming adaptation of Run Away, mark the ninth and tenth Coben productions under his multi-year deal with Netflix. The previous Netflix adaptations from the No.

If you’ve attended a mainstream country concert in the past decade, you’re probably familiar with the part of the set where the headliner sprinkles in a non-obvious cover from an adjacent genre like pop, R&b, or classic rock. It’s a move with any number of purposes: to show an artist’s range of influences, to reel in a drifting crowd with a massive hit, to appeal to a wider audience, or to highlight how fluid and arbitrary genre borders really are when you strip a song back to its essentials.

Editor's note: Some of the entries on this list may contain spoilers.If you’re a fan of the mystery-thriller genre, odds are you’ve heard of Harlan Coben. The American writer has penned over 33 novels and counting, but it doesn't stop there for the New York Times bestselling author. Since 2016, he has had seven stories turned into Netflix shows and has signed a deal to flip a total of 14 of his books into series for the streamer — with the latest, Fool Me Once, making it to the streaming service's Top 10 upon its release. Now, with the success of Fool Me Once, Coben made more deals with Amazon and Netflix for more movies. For Prime Video, he is working on a series titled Lazarus with screenwriter Danny Brockelhurst starring Sam Claflin, Bill Nighy, and Alexandra Roach. For Netflix, Coben is planning to bring Missing You and Run Away to the streaming screens as limited series.

Harlan Coben's next Prime Video show, Lazarus, is based on an original idea from the best-selling author and follows a forensic psychologist involved in unsolved murder cases. Fool Me Once, Coben's previous show on Netflix, was a massive success, ranking as the ninth most-watched Netflix series of all time with 84.9 million views. Netflix has committed to two additional Coben adaptations, Missing You and Run Away, both intended as limited series, to continue the success of Fool Me Once.

Harlan Coben's next Prime Video show, Lazarus, has been revealed following the success of Fool Me Once on Netflix. Based on Coben's 2016 novel with Danny Brocklehurst acting as showrunner, Fool Me Once follows a woman who, after seeing her murdered husband visiting their daughter on a secret nanny cam, uncovers a deadly conspiracy that stretches deep into the past. The Fool Me Once cast features Michelle Keegan, Dino Fetscher, Richard Armitage,...

Netflix's Fool Me Once has surpassed 3 billion minutes viewed on the Nielsen streaming chart. This makes it the first original streaming title to do so since the March 2023 release of Netflix's The Night Agent. The success of the show could lead to a potential continuation, but it seems unlikely due to the next two Coben adaptations already in development.

Fool Me Once has passed a major viewership milestone for Netflix. The British show is an eight-part limited series adapting the Harlan Coben novel of the same name, which follows a pair of intertwined murder cases in which at least one of the victims may not be as dead as they seemed. The show, which was adapted by Danny Brocklehurst, features an ensemble cast that includes Michelle Keegan, Dino Fetscher, Richard Armitage, Joanna Lumley, Adeel Akhtar, Emmett J. Scanlan, and Marcus Garvey.

Per TVLine, Nielsen has shared their streaming chart...

After the huge success of Fool Me Once, Netflix have commissioned two more Harlan Coben adaptations, here are the details.

The Harlan Coben thriller is quickly becoming its own subgenre. So far, ten of his high-octane, twisty novels have made their way to the screen. Amongst the highlights, Tell No One was adapted into a terrific French film of the same name in 2006, directed by Guillaume Canet and starring Francois Cluzet and Kristen Scott Thomas.

On television, The Five, Safe, Innocent, Just One Look, No Second Chance, The Stranger, The Woods, Gone For Good, Stay Close, Hold Me Tight and – most recently – Fool Me Once have all been adapted variously for Channel 5 and Netflix.

It’s thanks to the huge success of Fool Me Once, which landed on Netflix over Christmas and stars Michelle Keegan, that the streaming service are pressing ahead with two more Coben adaptations, Deadline has revealed.

Netflix is committed to two more adaptations of Harlan Coben's novels, Missing You and Run Away, which will be produced by Quay Street Productions. Missing You will go into production in spring 2024. The success of Coben's shows on Netflix is likely to boost the popularity of his past and future adaptations.

Netflix is moving forward with two more adaptations from Fool Me Once author Harlan Coben. Telling the story of a woman who discovers that her husband is very much alive after mourning him, Fool Me Once became the most-watched show for the week of its debut. Since the mystery thriller arrived on the first day of the new year, it has garnered 37.1 million views and was watched for 238.2 million hours. In its second week, the limited series continued to outrank other well-performing Netflix Originals globally, such as The Brothers Sun and My Life with the Walter Boys.

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Netflix has given the greenlight for two more limited series based on Harlan Coben's work, titled Missing You and Run Away. Both series will be produced by Quay Street Productions and Coben himself will serve as executive producer. Missing You will begin production in spring 2024, with both series announced following the success of Fool Me Once.

Following the success of their most recent Harlan Coben adaptation, Fool Me Once, Netflix has given the greenlight to two more limited series based on his work, Missing You and Run Away. The news comes courtesy of Deadline, with the report revealing that “Quay Street Productions, the ITV Studios-backed production outfit founded by Nicola Shindler, will produce both adaptations after overseeing Fool Me Once,” and that Coben himself “will serve as executive producer” on the two projects.

Missing You will go into production first, with the report revealing that production will begin...

Netflix is all in on Harlan Coben, as the streamer has greenlit two more adaptations of the author’s books following the global success of Fool Me Once, based on the 2016 novel of the same name. According to Deadline, Netflix will bring Missing You and Run Away to the small screen, with the former going into production in spring 2024. Coben will serve as executive producer on both series through his company, Final Twist Productions. Quay Street Productions, the Nicola Shindler-founded outfit that oversaw Fool Me Once, will produce the adaptations. Missing You, first published in 2014, follows detective Kat Donovan, who comes across her ex-fiancé on a dating app, which leads her into an unspeakable conspiracy surrounding her father’s murder. Victoria Asare-Archer, who wrote two episodes of Coben’s Stay Close for Netflix, will write the series, while Sean Spencer and Isher Sahota will direct. Coben, Shindler, Richard Fee,...

Mr Richard Armitage, book the kitchen fitters and treat yourself to one of those taps that dispenses sparkling water, because you’re about to get paid. Netflix has confirmed that two new UK-set Harlan Coben adaptations are on the way, from the team behind Fool Me Once, Stay Close and The Stranger.

Next up for the Coben book-to-screen treatment in the UK is Missing You. Published in 2014, it’s the story of police detective Kat Donovan, whose life – in true Harlan Coben tradition – is turned upside down when her missing fiancé Josh (it was Jeff in the book) suddenly reappears on a dating site. Expect secrets, intrigue and grisly deaths to play out against a backdrop of expansive Carrera marble kitchen islands, Heals sofas, and £80k Range Rovers.

No cast has yet been announced for Missing You, but filming starts in spring 2024 so we can expect to hear who’ll be in it soon.

Exclusive: Netflix has greenlit another two adaptations of Harlan Coben novels after Fool Me Once became a global hit for the streaming service, Deadline can reveal.

Netflix will bring Missing You and Run Away to the screen as limited series over the coming years, with the former going into production in spring 2024.

Quay Street Productions, the ITV Studios-backed production outfit founded by Nicola Shindler, will produce both adaptations after overseeing Fool Me Once. Coben will serve as executive producer through his company Final Twist Productions.

Victoria Asare-Archer, who wrote two episodes of Coben’s Stay Close for Netflix in 2021, will write Missing You. Fool Me Once writer Danny Brocklehurst will pen Run Away.

The dramas will be the ninth and tenth Coben adaptations produced under Netflix’s fruitful partnership with the author, who has sold more than 80M books worldwide.

Missing You tells the story of detective Kat Donovan...

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Not saying goodbye just yet.

Foreigner is hitting the road this summer for another leg of the rock band’s “farewell tour,” this time joined by Styx and special guest, John Waite.

Foreigner first announced their tour in 2022, and the band played a number of dates last year across North America. They’ll be hitting many of the same cities this time around, with venues including outdoor amphitheaters,...

Rhino will release Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, a collection of all Tina Turner’s singles from 1975-2023, on Nov. 24. The boxset celebrates 50 years since the start of the singer’s career and will mark the first time her singles have been released all together.

The release is previewed with a new version of Turner’s 1996 song “Something Beautiful Remains.” The new rendition, titled “Something Beautiful,” was reworked by producer Terry Britten, a long-time collaborator of Turner. “Dear Tina, the experience of working with you could never be repeated, but...

Sean Combs, aka Diddy, has caused a major media stir after retweeting a 2018 The Breakfast Club interview, in which Sting claimed to be getting $2000 per day from Diddy for the rest of his life for sampling The Police’s “Every Breath You Take” in his 1997 hit tribute to the late Biggie Smalls, “I’ll Be Missing You.”

Nope. 5K a day. Love to my brother @OfficialSting! https://t.co/sHdjd0UZEy

— Love (@Diddy) April 5, 2023

The music mogul seemingly confirmed his daily payments to Sting, writing “Nope. 5K a day. Love to my brother @OfficialSting! .” However, after sending Twitter into a frenzy and multiple media outlets reporting on the royalty payments, Diddy decided to take to social media on Friday to confirm that he was joking.

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“I want y’all to understand I was joking!” Diddy tweeted. “It’s called being Facetious! Me and @OfficialSting have been friends for a long time!

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Diddy may be well-known as an accomplished music executive, a gifted producer, and a billionaire mogul. However, the "Gotta Move On" artist seemingly made a bad business decision back in the '90s after he sampled a song from Sting without his permission.

In his 1997 hit "I'll Be Missing You" with Faith Evans - a tribute to the late The Notorious B.I.G. - Diddy famously sampled a track titled "Every Breath You Take," which was written by Sting and released by his band, The Police, in 1983. For years, it's been believed that Diddy is still paying for the unauthorized sample, especially after a 2018 interview with Sting on The Breakfast Club recently resurfaced.

In the unearthed clip, Sting revealed how much Diddy was allegedly paying him at the time after cohost Charlamagne tha God asked the now-71-year-old musician if it's true that he gets sent...

Diddy actually isn’t really keeping Sting’s bills paid. After the rapper said he paid the former Police frontman $5,000 in royalties per day for the sample of “Every Breath You Take” on 1997’s “I’ll Be Missing You,” Diddy turned around and insisted it was all just a joke.

“I want y’all to understand I was joking!” Diddy wrote on Twitter Friday, April 7. “It’s called being Facetious! Me and @OfficialSting have been friends for a long time! He never charged me $3K or $5K a day for Missing You.

Starting from his first acting gig, as a car salesman in the feature “Our Town”, which he also scripted, Mo Hong-jin has shown time and time again his affinity for the thriller genre. Even though it has been one of the most popular genre in his home country, it would take him nine years until the first day of shooting began for “Missing You”. Besides offering the kind of entertainment that goes along with this kind of movie, as a writer he was interested in what turns a person into a “monster”, as Mo explains in interviews about his feature. Especially with regards to the character of Hee-jo, played by actress Shim Eun-kyung, he wanted to know whether she decided to go the same path as the killer she had been following or if she would remain human and a “girl”.

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