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EXPLAINED: Seuss - The Real Truth

New on Netflix this month, including perfect January binge watch

Conspiracy drama will be streaming service’s first smash hit show of the year

The Independent UK

Netflix is removing a large number of titles, including TV show with near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score

A huge number of movies and shows are being removed this month

The Independent UK

New on Netflix: 7 movies and shows to watch this week (Oct. 28-Nov. 3)

All the brand new movies and TV shows available to stream on Netflix this week

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The best Christmas films to watch on Amazon Prime this festive season, from It's A Wonderful Life to Scrooged

From Forties Classics to stoner comedies, Prime Video has your holiday movies covered

Evening Standard

New on Peacock in November 2023 — All the new shows and movies to watch

From Big Ten basketball to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, here's everything coming to Peacock in November.

Tom’s Guide

How the Grinch Stole Christmas: Viral video highlights mistake in Jim Carrey film

Dr Seuss adaptation didn’t skimp on the special effects...

The Independent UK

Angelique S. Chengelis: Remembering Dametrius 'Meechie' Walker, gone but not forgotten

During a long phone conversation with Dametrius "Meechie" Walker in August as he had detailed his osteoscarcoma diagnosed in 2020 that eventually forced doctors to amputate his left leg, the cancer that had spread to his lungs and the tumor growing on his jaw, his voice sounded strong.

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‘I avoid them whenever possible’: the children’s authors who don’t like kids

Raymond Briggs is the latest in a long line of writers revealed to have had little interest in children

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson quotes Dr Seuss as he defends 'miserable' partygate experience

BORIS Johnson has told of how “miserable” the partygate scandal has been for those in Government while being interviewed by Mumsnet.

The National (Scotland)

Commentary: Time to turn the page on children’s books as graduation gifts

As a writer for children and young adults, I can’t help but celebrate the genius of Dr. Seuss. But as an educator of anxious college graduates who often receive multiple copies of “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” as graduation gifts, I believe it’s time we diversify our books-for-grads, choosing texts…

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