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Striking a similar escapist chord as “Emily in Paris” with its glossy imagery of the city of lights, the French luxury real estate show “The Parisian Agency” has been a banger worldwide on Netflix after premiering locally on TF1-owned channel Tmc in 2020.

“The Parisian Agency” revolves around the good-looking Kretz brothers, Martin, Valentin, Louis and Raphaël, who work with their parents to run a real estate empire while juggling their personal ambitions, relationships and occasional family tensions. In every episode, the brothers are helping wealthy — and sometimes famous — clients find their new breathtaking homes in Paris or elsewhere in France, and occasionally overseas. They’ve become full-on celebrities in France; Valentin and Raphaël even walked the red carpet at last year’s Cannes Film Festival. Now filming its sixth season, the series — which is surprisingly scored with American rap tunes — ranked as Netflix’s fourth most-watched show worldwide in...

90 Day Fiance fans were so sick of Big Ed Brown on their screens that they begged TLC to get rid of him. And, it seemed their cries were heard. However, this weekend, he talked about filming again. Is he returning to one of the spinoffs in the franchise?

Filming Somewhere Soon

The man who fans felt treated Rose Vega and Liz Woods badly became so despised, that even articles written about him get slammed for keeping him in the spotlight. However, after 90 Day Fiance: The Last Resort, fans probably want to know if Big Ed is filming for TLC now.

The man with short neck syndrome was thought to be filming for Netflix, but he strongly hinted that it wasn’t happening. However, he claimed on March 2, in an Instagram video, that he was about to get in front of the cameras again.

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The reality TV landscape has changed tremendously over the last year, leaving many wondering what the best reality TV shows of 2024 are and where to find them. While some of the most viral moments of the year came from reality TV, with the evolution of social media and the way that cultural moments are consumed and distributed changing constantly, some don’t realize that the memes they’re sharing are from reality TV shows. Throughout the year, some of the most highly-anticipated premieres left viewers uninterested, while new and returning shows that were flying under the radar wowed viewers.

Reality TV has always been an ever-evolving concept, and in 2024, the genre has continued to find itself consistently reinvented. While there are always standby shows and franchises that succeed year after year, the reality TV landscape has changed in such a way that it’s allowed for new shows to consistently...

A new real estate reality series will be moving into Netflix right at the top of 2025. The streaming service announced on Dec. 4 that the latest Selling Sunset spinoff, titled Selling the City, makes its premiere on Friday, Jan. 3, 2025. If you have been waiting for more broker drama on your screens, Netflix will be delivering the goods right at the top of the new year.

Like the other two Selling Sunset spinoffs in the franchise, the defunct Selling Tampa and the not-yet-renewed Selling the Oc, the new edition takes place in a new locale in the United States. This time around, the Selling saga is heading up north on the East Coast to New York City, where the Douglas Elliman real estate agents compete over the city's various luxury listings.

Take a closer look at the new show's synopsis via Netflix's press release:

From the creators of Selling Sunset and Selling the Oc...

Sold On Slc season 1 is the latest addition to the reality show on Bravo set to debut on December 4, taking the viewers through luxurious Salt Lake City homes, and the cast seems quite interesting. Bravo announced the newest unscripted show during The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season 5 premiere. Sold On Slc will focus on Presidio Real Estate, a company based in Utah. Jennifer Yeo is the owner, founder, and CEO of Presidio Real Estate and will also feature the rest of her team as they list some of the luxurious houses in town.

That includes Million Dollar Listings, Selling Sunset, and Owning Manhattan, which follows the life of Ryan Serhant. Jennifer's team consists of some people willing to explore the private and personal lives of Sold On Slc. They promise to highlight Salt Lake City's high-end properties while showcasing Utah's distinctive cultural landscape. Additionally, Sold On Slc will not be without drama.

Sold On Slc is Bravo's latest real estate series, which will present some of the most prestigious real estate deals in Salt Lake City; here are the latest details. The series will revolve around the lives of realtors from Presidio Real Estate, led by Jennifer Yeo. Jennifer is a distinguished real estate broker, well-known in Utah for her decade of service in the area. The high-powered CEO identifies some of the best and most impressive properties in Salt Lake City. Sold On Slc promises to bring "sins, secrets, and luxurious listings."

Following in the footsteps of some of the best real estate shows, such as Million Dollar Listings, Owning Manhattan, and Netflix's most successful real estate show, Selling Sunset, Sold On Slc will captivate its audience. It will take them through one of the country's fastest-growing markets. The unscripted show will follow Jennifer as she manages her team to close real estate deals.

Consider Selling Sunset and all its drama off the market! Following the popular real estate reality series' most recent eighth season in September 2024, a new season is already on the way. According to series star Amanza Smith, Netflix has renewed the reality series for season 9.

"And we're back," Smith wrote on Instagram. "Who's ready for Season 9?" The star captioned a video of her walking in a black leather dress with gloves and boots, what appears to be a white piano handbag, and a slicked back long ponytail while on set. Season 9 appears to be in production!

As previously mentioned, Selling Sunset season 8 premiered earlier this fall on Sept. 6 with 11 brand-new episodes that definitely brought the drama fans have come to crave. Between Alanna's claims that she owns Pioneertown and the rumors spread about Emma, it was quite the season.

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As inch toward the end of 2024, Netflix fans are starting to worry. Will your favorite show be renewed or canceled? Will that show you just started binge-watching not return for another season? How many established shows will have their final seasons this year or even next year? There's already a fair bit we know about the Netflix shows that have been renewed so far in 2024.

On Jan. 7, Netflix wasted no time to announce the first renewal of the year. The Korean horror-drama series Gyeongseong Creature landed a second season renewal just a few weeks after its initial premiere on Netflix in December 2023. Now fans don't have to worry about the suspenseful series never coming back with more episodes. What a great start to the year!

Unfortunately, the first cancellation of the year came in the form of the action-comedy series Obliterated. Netflix announced the cancellation news on Feb. 1, and for some fans,...

Making It In Marbella is the latest real estate reality show, covering the lives of realtors from a luxurious brokerage firm and one of the best in Marbella, Spain. After trying different real estate reality shows such as Owning Manhattan, Buying London, and Selling Sunset, Netflix is venturing into Marbella, Spain, covering a well-known brokerage company that handles luxurious listings. Owning Manhattan hailed from New York and focused on real estate mogul Ryan Serhant, whereas Buying London was about Daniel Daggers' navigating through London real estate.

Making It In Marbella is centered around Homerun Brokers, a luxurious company and one of the leading firms in Marbella. Homerun Brokers is made up of Swedish real estate agents who navigate through a rough market in Marbella while trying to secure some of the most glamorous deals in southern Spain's city. Here are all the details about Making It In Marbella and how to stream it.

Bad news out of Point Place, Wisconsin: Netflix has officially canceled That '90s Show after two seasons. Deadline has confirmed series star and executive producer Kurtwood Smith's announcement of the cancellation, which also mentioned a slight glimmer of hope for fans.

"To steal Red Forman’s words… we aren’t going to be dumbasses… we will shop the show, because good grandparents would try hard to get these kids graduated from high school," Smith wrote at the end of a lengthy Instagram caption for fans of That '90s Show.

It's unclear where the sitcom will be shopped and how much interest there would be for the series to be purchased elsewhere. That '90s Show saw its viewership continue to decline with the two-part release of season 2 in June and August this summer, as part 2 debuted with only 1.8 million views and part 3 didn't manage to chart in Netflix's weekly top 10 most popular shows ranking.

Unscripted real estate television series traditionally welcome viewers into seemingly unblemished homes. There’s no peeling paint, mismatched furniture or structural issues. Instead, residences get a glow up — as does the buying and selling process. Much like “The Bachelor” franchise’s heavily produced search for love staged for maximum drama, reality real estate shows feature gloss (Celebratory champagne open houses and closings! Designer interiors! Stunning architecture! Fashion-plate agents!) minus airtime for the unsexy, less visually appealing nuts-and-bolts of negotiations and financing.

Is the view unrealistic? Ryan Serhant, of Manhattan-based brokerage Serhant and Netflix’s “Owning Manhattan,” exec-produced by World of Wonder’s Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey, doesn’t think so. He says his show is “the most authentic and real portrayal of the real estate brokerage business that has ever been on television.”

He pitched Netflix and the production company to follow him and several camera-ready Serhant agents for...

Chloe Tucker Caine, one of the stars of Owning Manhattan, recently attended Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea podcast, and she did not hold back reading Alexis Bellino.

When asked about the chaotic Alexis vs. Shannon feud, Chloe instantly took the side of Beador and called out Alexis for keeping their drama in the headlines. “It’s just, like, ‘Girl, get a life. Do whatever it is that you do. Like, enough,” she explained. “It’s like she’s trying to keep sticking it to Shannon,” she adds, “and Shannon’s like, ‘I want to move on.’”

This checks out, as Bellino is continuously speaking of Shannon and it’s not vice versa, or at least not yet. For instance, after Shannon got a DUI, Alexis alleged in a Season 18 episode that she had video footage of what took place the night of her arrest, via her fiance John Janssen, who...

If you thought 2023 was a good year for Netflix shows, 2024 just might have last year beat. The year has already provided new hits like Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Gentlemen, Baby Reindeer, and Emily in Paris, but there are plenty more highly anticipated shows on the horizon. New seasons of Outer Banks, Squid Game, The Diplomat, and more are still to come in 2024.

Although the Hollywood strikes left multiple Netflix shows delayed until 2025, the streamer has confirmed plenty more shows premiering or returning with new shows in 2024. Now that we're heading into the last few months of the year, we're starting to see some big hits coming back to our watch lists and splashy new shows making their debuts.

While fans will surely be anxiously awaiting Ginny & Georgia season 3, Wednesday season 2, The Watcher season 2, You season 5, and more, there's still so much to look forward to in 2024. For now,...

Netflix has ordered a second season of Owning Manhattan, the real estate series starring Ryan Serhant.

The show looks at the glamorous, adrenaline-filled universe of high-stakes real estate in New York City. Cameras follow Serhant as he builds his brokerage and pursues the city’s most exclusive luxury listings. The broker and CEO is joined by an ambitious army of agents on a mission to become the world’s No. 1 brokerage.

Owning Manhattan Season 1 consisted of eight episodes and was produced by World of Wonder Productions. It reached the Top 10 TV in 30 countries and spent two weeks in the Top 10 TV in the United States.

Related: 2024 Premiere Dates For New & Returning Series On Broadcast, Cable & Streaming

Serhant previously starred on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York for nine seasons, which ended in 2021.

Some of the stars will not be returning for Season 2, like Maggie Wu, who exited Serhant toward...

Netflix has officially closed a deal for Owning Manhattan season 2 after leaving the new hit real estate reality series on the market since its June debut. If the real estate metaphors aren't working for you, here's the good news without any bells and whistles: Owning Manhattan has been renewed for season 2!

The streaming service announced the exciting news with a photo of series star and real estate broker Ryan Serhant on social media. Serhant previously spoke about the possibility of Owning Manhattan returning for a second season back in July and teased the show's potential of franchising in different locales similarly to Selling Sunset.

Owning Manhattan has been renewed for Season 2! pic.twitter.com/hppHWn957F

— Netflix (@netflix) August 27, 2024

While Netflix hasn't yet revealed when Owning Manhattan season 2 will premiere (likely sometime in 2025), Serhant has already teased the second season to be even more exciting and thrilling than the first,...

If you’ve seen Ryan Serhant’s schedule, you know that the grind never stops. And now, he’s only getting busier with the return of Owning Manhattan.

The series, following the powerhouse business mogul and his brokerage Serhant. in the high-stakes world of New York City real estate, will be back for Season 2.

“To be honest, it’s overwhelming,” Serhant tells Tudum about the response to Season 1. “Expectations were so high for the fans, and I knew we were going to give them something unexpected. Owning Manhattan is so original, and unlike any other show on the air, and to see people fall in love with it on such a global scale is so insane.”

Since you last saw Serhant and his elite army of agents, the brokerage has only grown, expanding now to eight states and nearly 700 agents. “Tensions are high. Competition is fierce. Inventory is low everywhere,...

Fans have two questions about Owning Manhattan Season 2.

Is it happening? When is it coming out?

Netflix has struck gold more than once in the realm of high-end real estate reality television. Owning Manhattan was no exception!

And now, we’re happy to report that the show will be returning to the streamer – and we even have some news about the cast!

Ryan Serhant visits the SiriusXM Studios on July 17, 2024. (Photo Credit: Cindy Ord/Getty Images) Netflix rolled out another hit

Owning Manhattan follows Ryan Serhant and his real estate agents at Serhant. Serhant (the person) of course starred for years on Million Dollar Listing New York.

Clearly a kindred spirit to Selling Sunset, this series follows luxury real estate properties in a place with more skyscrapers and much better weather: Manhattan.

Thus far, the show’s only critics seem to be folks who either don’t like reality TV...

Netflix finally renewed Owning Manhattan for a second season!

The reality show focusing on Serhant, a top real estate firm in New York City, stars Ryan Serhant, the founder and former Million Dollar Listing: New York star.

In a statement to Variety, Ryan teased, “It’s a lot to take in — it’s a global hit. ‘Owning Manhattan’ is unlike anything else on TV, we basically invented a new format. I’m ecstatic, but it’s also overwhelming, in a good way. I can’t wait for what’s to come.”

As for the cast of season two…there’s likely going to be some changes from season 1 after a few agents exited the group. We’re making some educated guesses based on some sleuthing about who will return and who won’t.

Keep reading to see who has exited the agency, and who is still an agent at Serhant…...

Bad news for fans of Netflix's real estate reality series universe: A fan-favorite title was just put on the market. Unfortunately, Buying Beverly Hills was canceled by Netflix after two seasons. Don't let the "on the market" pun fool you, though. The series isn't being shopped to another streamer or network.

Buying Beverly Hills first made its premiere on Netflix in November 2022 and returned for its much more dramatic and talked about second season in March 2024. The real estate series followed the personal and professional life of Mauricio Umansky and his staff and fellow real estate agents at The Agency.

In season 2, the series traced the dramas in Umansky's split from Real Housewives star and Halloween actress Kyle Richards. The series also starred three of their four daughters, Farrah Brittany and Alexia Umansky, who work with Mauricio at The Agency, with Sophia Umanksy joining in season 2.

By all accounts,...

Mauricio Umansky‘s time on television is minimizing!

The 54-year-old real estate mogul’s Netflix reality series Buying Beverly Hills has been canceled after just two seasons on the streamer, Deadline reveals.

Mauricio‘s step-daughter Farrah Brittany and daughter Alexia Umansky were also on the series as they both work for him at The Agency, and his middle daughter Sophia joined the cast in season two as she started interning.

Keep reading to find out more…

Buying Beverly Hills followed agents at The Agency’s Beverly Hills, Calif., office as they navigate the high stakes world of luxury real estate, relationships, and friendships.

According to Deadline, the series was axed due to lack of viewing numbers.

While Buying Beverly Hills has been cancelled, there are still a few other real estate shows continuing on the streamer, including the very popular Selling Sunset, it’s spinoff Selling The Oc and the recently debuted Owning Manhattan.

Exclusive: Netflix has opted not to renew Buying Beverly Hills for a third season. The news comes months after the show’s second season premiered in March.

The unscripted series, which premiered in 2022, centered around Mauricio Umansky and his staff at The Agency, which included his daughters Farrah Brittany and Alexia Umansky.

Sources say the cancellation had to do with the viewing numbers versus the cost of production.

Although Buying Beverly Hills will not move forward, Netflix has similar shows on deck like Selling Sunset, Selling the Oc, and Owning Manhattan.

Season 2 of Buying Beverly Hills leaned into the real-life drama between Umansky and his marriage to Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards. Umansky openly discussed his marital troubles on camera, and the Netflix series also featured several appearances of Richards.

Another issue discussed during the second season was the rift between Umansky and his brother-in-law,...

Fans of Million Dollar Listing: New York loved the ambitious young real estate agent Ryan Serhant. For years, Bravo viewers have been watching him grow his business, open his own brokerage, get married, and have a child. Now, after a long hiatus and ten successful seasons on Million Dollar Listing, and one season on Sell It Like Serhant, Serhant is back with his own reality series show on Netflix: Owning Manhattan.

Owning Manhattan season 1 impressed viewers with genuine agents and luxurious properties in NYC. Ryan Serhant's knack for blending personal narratives with real estate makes the show incredibly captivating. Although season 2 of Owning Manhattan has not been confirmed by Netflix, there are hints of a potential return.

Owning Manhattan season 1 was so good that season 2 seems to be right around the corner. The eight-part series saw Ryan Serhant and his agents take on Manhattan, trying to sell some of the most luxurious properties in the city. Previously, Ryan appeared in A Million Dollar Listing New York between 2012 and 2021. Owning Manhattan season 1 dropped on June 28, giving the real estate die-hards something to keep them glued to TV. The groundbreaking series centered around Ryan and his goal to elevate his company in the competitive NYC real estate industry.

In Owning Manhattan season 1, the agents felt more genuine than in other real estate shows.

The week that includes the July 4 holiday is usually a big one for streaming services — but it’s never been as big as this year.

Nielsen’s streaming content ratings show the week of July 1-7 as the biggest one ever since the measurement firm began regularly tracking streaming several years ago. TV users spent 313 billion minutes on streaming platforms for the week, and for the first time, every entrant in the top 10 overall titles had at least 1 billion minutes of viewing.

The previous biggest week came just seven days earlier, when seven of the overall top 10 crossed the billion-minute mark. Nielsen also says July 7 was the fourth-largest streaming day it has ever tracked, behind Jan. 13 — when Peacock had an exclusive NFL playoff game — and Feb. 17-18, which was both the Presidents Day holiday and had a cold snap keeping much of the country indoors.

The top 10 was led by...

Some of New York City’s biggest names in real estate were in attendance at The Hollywood Reporter‘s third annual New York Power Broker Awards. The ceremony, held on July 29 at a private members’ club in lower Manhattan, honored the prestigious agents in eight categories.

This year’s New York Power Broker Awards party celebrated 30 agents who were featured on THR‘s 2024 Top New York Real Estate Agents list, exclusively chosen based on media visibility, sales numbers, and the prestige of properties listed. They were given awards in eight categories.

As with the previous ceremonies, the event was presented by luxury real estate PR firm The Society Group. Sponsored by interior design and home styling company Vesta Home, the night kicked off with a cocktail hour, as guests mingled over canapés.

While Owning Manhattan star Ryan Serhant was unable to accept his media maverick award, as he was in Greece,...

Within 15 minutes, “Owning Manhattan” star Ryan Serhant has received 21 job applications from people wanting to join his luxury real estate company, Serhant. “The Netflix effect is real,” he says eating a late lunch over Zoom.

In its first week on Netflix, the show was viewed more than 512 million minutes. The effect? He has seen an uptick in applications as realtors express an interest in wanting to join the company. “Go to serhantready.com and fill in the form properly,” Serhant says as he mentions an ever-expanding folder on his desktop of potential candidates.

Set in New York City, the eight-part series follows the inner workings of the company founded by Serhant. The series was executive produced by World of Wonder co-founders Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato.

The show anchors itself more in the real-time listing, sales and even losses. But it is not without drama as his team of agents...

Owning Manhattan captures the drama of high-stakes real estate deals in NYC, complete with rivalries, gossip, and even a firing. The show offers a glimpse into the luxury real estate market, featuring a talented team of brokers led by reality TV pro Ryan Serhant. Despite familiar reality TV tropes, Owning Manhattan finds success with its mix of drama, professionalism, and stunning properties.

Owning Manhattan is the new real estate show that is taking Netflix by storm. The show follows New York broker Ryan Serhant and his team as they try to sell dreamy multi-million dollar apartments and penthouses in one of the most expensive and high-demand housing markets in the world: New York City.

Unlike other real estate shows, such as Netflix's Selling Sunset (which boasts a 6.6/10 score on IMDb despite running for seven seasons so far), the general reaction to Owning Manhattan has been positive (at least for a...

“Love Island USA” has hit its stride.

Season 6 of the Peacock reality dating show was the No. 1 most-watched streaming original series in the U.S. during the week of July 5-11, hitting 919.1 million minutes watched, per Luminate. While Season 6 has consistently ranked on Luminate’s charts since its debut during the June 14-20 window, this has been its biggest week by far, marking a 61% jump in viewership from the previous week and a 257% increase from its debut week. Of course, much of the increase is due to the sheer amount of content now available — 27 episodes had been released by July 11 — but it’s clear that the series’ popularity has seen solid growth over time.

The No. 2 title of the week was “The Bear” Season 3, which hit 630.7 million minutes watched in its first full week of availability on Hulu. “The Boys” Season 4 followed with 471.4 million minutes watched during this window, which...

Netflix has become known for its original content, especially branching into the world of reality TV and documentaries. Their reality dating series like Too Hot To Handle and Perfect Match take social media by storm whenever a new season drops. Real-estate voyeurism and occu-soap drama can be found in shows like Owning Manhattan and Buying Beverly Hills. Documentary series that follow the lives of individuals in their pursuit of greatness can be found on shows like Last Chance U and Cheer. Cheer follows Navarro College cheerleaders as they train to compete for a coveted national title in Daytona Beach, Florida. Cheer also inadvertently captured the scandal of cheerleader Jerry Harris, who was investigated by the FBI for allegedly soliciting minors for sex amid his rising popularity on the series.

Quick Links What Is The Incredible Dr. Pol About? Dr. Pol's Supporting Cast Is Hard to Beat Why The Incredible Dr. Pol Is a Perfect Antidote to Reality TV

Launched in 2011, Nat Geo Wild's The Incredible Dr. Pol is a feel-good reality TV show that provides alternative entertainment for the nasty, cutthroat reality competition series that relies on scripted conflict and backroom dust-ups. With 24 seasons and counting, the popular series follows the kindhearted Dr. Jan Pol, a Dutch veterinarian practicing in Michigan since 1981. Dr. Pol runs a mom-and-pop operation called Pol Veterinary Service in Wiedman, Michigan.

After 24 seasons of The Incredible Dr. Pol, the spin-off The Incredible Pol Farm premiered in January 2024. The series traces Jan Pol's son, Charles Pol, as he and his family open and operate a 350-acre Michigan farm. While both shows are uplifting and provide a different type of reality TV format, The Incredible Dr. Pol...

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. Eddie Murphy as Axel Foley in Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. Cr. Melinda Sue Gordon/Netflix © 2024 Eddie Murphy’s legendary character, Axel Foley makes a return, in Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F to the delight of fans! This action comedy movie quickly soared to the top of Netflix’s list of English films attracting a 41 million views during its week. Love is also in the air on Netflix, as Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron’s romantic comedy A Family Affair charmed its way into the #2 spot. Meanwhile, Jessica Alba delivered heart-pounding action in the thriller Trigger Warning, securing the third spot on the list. But it wasn’t just about movies. Documentaries like The Man with 100 Kids and Worst Roommate Ever Season 2 made a splash, while reality series like Owning Manhattan and The Mole Season 2 kept viewers glued to their screens. Netflix’s success wouldn...

“Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” was the most watched title on Netflix during the week of July 1-7, hitting 41 million views in its first five days of streaming.

It was followed by last week’s No. 1 title, the Zac Efron-Nicole Kidman romance film “A Family Affair,” which held strong with 31.9 million views in its first full week of availability, an improvement from last week’s 26.8 million views. Jessica Alba’s “Trigger Warning” was the No. 3 movie with 8 million views.

At the top of the TV chart for July 1-7 was “Supacell,” the sci-fi drama created by British rapper Rapman. After debuting the week before at No. 2 with 6.4 million views, the series hit 11.8 million views in its first full week of streaming.

“Supacell” is the first series to rank as No. 1 since the debut of “Bridgerton” Season 3 Part 2, which had its third full week of availability July 1-7. Season 3 landed in...

Owning Manhattan, a Netflix reality TV show, follows real estate agent Ryan Serhant and his colleagues in New York, offering a mix of schadenfreude and unattainable wish fulfillment. The show's focus on office drama and romantic feuds detracts from its real estate content, making it more infuriating than enjoyable for viewers. Critics argue that the show's lack of credibility and excessive greed make it an upsetting reminder of the widening wealth gap and the unattainable luxury lifestyle it portrays.

As the division between the haves and have-nots widens in 2024 and beyond, Netflix's infuriating reality TV show Owning Manhattan isn't helping. The Selling Sunset spin-off series follows hot-shot real estate agent Ryan Serhant and his egotistical brand of schmoozing with clients in New York's most affluent borough. While some have suggested the spin-off is superior to its predecessor, Owning Manhattan offers a mix of schadenfreude and unattainable wish fulfillment that conjures...

FX’s “The Bear” served up more than 1.2 billion minutes watched during its first full week in release on Hulu while Eddie Murphy’s return to form in Netflix’s “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” grabbed a big crowd in its first 48 hours of release, according to Luminate’s streaming originals ratings for the week of June 28-July 4.

Other strong performers for the seven-day frame that ended with the Independence Day holiday included Netflix original film “Family Affair,” Amazon Prime Video’s documentary “I Am: Celine Dion” and Tubi slasher pic “Bloodline Killer.” Among streaming original series, Netflix’s “Worst Roommate Ever” got Season 2 off to a strong start and its British sci-fi import “Supacell” impressed in its first week.

"The Bear" topped the TV series chart with 1.2 billion minutes watched, up 829% from the previous week when it only had one day in release. "Worst Roommate Ever," Netflix's offbeat horror docuseries,...

Suits' final season debuts on Netflix, rising to #4 in Top 10. Series becomes most-watched acquired show in a week on Netflix. Suits spinoff, Suits: L.A., is in development with Aaron Korsh as showrunner.

The hit legal drama Suits has forged its way to the top of the Netflix charts once again in the wake of the ninth and final season landing on the streaming platform at last. The series, which ended back in 2019 and stars Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams as New York City lawyers, saw surprise success on Netflix last year, during which time it rose through the ranks to become one of the biggest hits in the history of the streaming giant. And, now that the final season has become available, fans have been eager to tune in to see how it all ends.

Suits season 9 landed on Netflix earlier this week, with the series now climbing to...

To be lured back from his hiatus from the reality TV universe after 10 seasons on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing: New York, NYC-based celebrity broker Ryan Serhant knew he wanted to do something different. “I didn’t want to make Million Dollar Listing: New York 2.0, or a spinoff of Selling Sunset, which has its own distinct style,” he says. “So, we’ve created a concept of elevated reality.”

The new concept, Owning Manhattan, launched Friday on Netflix. In many ways, it feels soothingly similar to the slew of other popular real estate reality fare like Selling Sunset and Buying Beverly Hills: luxury listing porn, feuding peacocking agents, high-stakes sales. But with its soaring orchestra score, documentary-style filmmaking and Serhant’s outsized, time-tested personality, it offers a polished, insider’s look into Serhant’s new real estate agency, named, of course, Serhant.

“Ryan gives good TV because he is good TV,...

One of the star agents of Netflix's Owning Manhattan is former Broadway performer Chloe Tucker Caine. 

Owning Manhattan offers an inside look at the competitive, high-stakes world of New York City luxury real estate and follows mogul Ryan Serhant, the CEO of Serhant. brokerage, and a roster of his top agents.

Among them is Los Angeles, California and media personality Chloe Tucker Caine. 

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Owning Manhattan showcases Ryan Serhant's real estate brokerage, highlighting unique approaches to selling NYC properties. The series offers a more intense, less drama-focused look at the real estate industry compared to Selling Sunset. Ryan Serhant's charisma and entrepreneurial spirit set him apart from the Oppenheim twins in the reality TV world.

Owning Manhattan documents the cutthroat world of real estate in New York City with Million Dollar Listing New York veteran Ryan Serhant at the forefront, and the show is already better than the west-coast-based Selling Sunset. After spending years on Million Dollar Listing New York, Ryan Serhant has moved into his real estate brokerage but has done so with a twist. The new Netflix series, Owning Manhattan, shows the reality of Ryans brokerage, which has been his dream for many years. Ryans time on the Bravo reality TV series helped give him a head start, but his company is unique.

Jonathan Nørmølle has come forward with some shocking claims, exposing the production team on Owning Manhattan. The real estate reality television program, which airs on Netflix, recently made the decision to fire Jonathan. Now, he is airing the show’s dirty laundry for everyone to see. Continue reading to see what he’s revealed.

Jonathan Nørmølle Says He Planned His Exit From The Show

Drama is unfolding in the real estate world right now as Jonathan Nørmølle comes forward with some shocking claims. Radar Online reported that Jonathan has alleged that he orchestrated his exit from Owning Manhattan.

It was previously reported that Ryan Serhant fired Jonathan, but the former Netflix star said that he wanted out of his contract so that he could pursue other things.

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Jonathan said that he had planned his departure from the show for a while. He claims that he became disillusioned when...

Real-estate salesperson Jonathan Normolle appeared in Netflix's Owning Manhattan and walked away from the show as the subject of controversy.

Owning Manhattan starred Bravo real-estate familiar face Ryan Serhant and several new faces to the industry as they made major real-estate deals.

Particularly given the show's focus on real people, fans may be interested to learn more about Normolle outside of Owning Manhattan and to see how he has fared since being fired at the end of the season.

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Netflix welcomes viewers to the fast-paced world of New York City real estate with its latest series, ‘Owning Manhattan.’ The show offers an insider’s look at the glamorous and intense lives of top brokers and agents. At the center is the renowned CEO and broker, Ryan Serhant, and his diverse team of experts. Lets take […]

Owning Manhattan: Netflix’s High-Stakes Real Estate Series – Meet The Cast...

A collection of ambitious real estate agents led by Ryan Serhant aims to become the number one brokerage in the world in Netflix's Owning Manhattan. 

Owning Manhattan chronicles the journey of Serhant. CEO Ryan Serhant as he leads his team of real estate agents as they encounter elite competition in the open market, all trying to secure New York's renowned luxury listings.

Owning Manhattan premiered on Netflix on June 28.

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The new series “Owning Manhattan” aims to follow powerhouse broker, Ryan Serhant, rise to the top of the New York City real estate market. Fresh from the success of Bravo’s “Million Dollar Listing New York” and its spin-off “Sell It Like Serhant,” the broker, author, and family man moves to Netflix for “Owning Manhattan.”

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Real estate reality TV royalty Ryan Serhant is back and ready to take over the Big Apple once again. His new Netflix series, Owning Manhattan, premieres June 28 and follows the real estate mogul as he aims to have the #1 brokerage in the world. Bravo fans will recognize Serhant from Million Dollar Listing New York and its spinoff Sell It Like Serhant. Serhant spoke with TV Insider about how Owning Manhattan is “very different” from anything he’s done before. “This is a look behind the curtain of what it’s like to run a high stakes, adrenaline-filled, fast-growing real estate brokerage in the center of New York City from our clubhouse building in SoHo, and the deals that come with that, the agents that come with that, all the drama, all the good, all the fun.” Winnie Au / Netflix, Inc. The broker added, “It’s a funny show, too, and everything in between.

After Bryan Craig, This Fan-Favorite Character Also Returns to General Hospital After 9 Years. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

General Hospital fans are in for a double treat as two of the show’s veterans are coming back to the soap opera. After Bryan Craig’s return as Morgan Corinthos, actor Jonathan Jackson is also confirmed to be reprising his role as Lucky Spencer.

Jackson first played the fan-favorite character in 1993 and left the role in 1999. He then continued to appear on the show on and off, before making a final appearance in 2015. The actor’s homecoming after nine years is surely going to get fans excited.

Jonathan Jackson to Return as Lucky Spencer in General Hospital

Jackson’s return was teased earlier this month by the executive producer of the series, Frank Valentini, who had said that a former cast member was returning to General Hospital, which would make the ‘audience go crazy.

Owning Manhattan Cast: Meet the Ambitious Agents of Netflix’s New Real Estate Series. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Owning Manhattan is the latest addition to Netflix’s list of real estate series, featuring Ryan Serhant, the CEO of Serhant, the firm that has quickly climbed the ladder to become one of the most glamorous and lucrative broker companies in New York City.

During the eight-episode series, Ryan and his team of agents will be on a mission to get the city’s best and most luxurious property, facing intense competition on the way. Want to know who are the real estate agents giving it all in the show? Here are some interesting details about the cast members of Netflix’s Owning Manhattan.

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The CEO of the firm, and the leader of the team, Ryan Serhant, has sold over $8 billion worth of property in his career. He founded...

Oscar-nominated actor, producer and author Taraji P. Henson is set to return as the host of this year’s BET Awards. It will air live on June 30 on BET at 8 p.m. Et and will be held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

“I am thrilled to be returning as the host of the ‘BET Awards’ for the third time. I am also looking forward to celebrating my peers and the impact of our culture on entertainment,” Henson said in a statement.

Usher will be honored with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement BET Award, and set performers include GloRilla, Latto, Muni Long, Sexyy Red, Shaboozey and Victoria Monét.

“Taraji is a phenom, known for her vibrant personality and charisma, and we are excited to welcome her back to host Culture’s Biggest Night, ‘BET Awards,’ the ultimate celebration of Black creativity,” said Connie Orlando, EVP Specials, Music Programming & Music Strategy at BET.