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1. Savage x Fenty Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Vol. 3, Vol. 4 - Amazon Prime Video These groundbreaking fashion show-concert hybrid events have been credited with the demise of Victoria’s Secret. Savage x Fenty highlights trendy lingerie and loungewear on supermodels and professional dancers, choreographed by Parris Goebel. The show is also known for cameo appearances by various celebrities, including Rihanna herself! 2. This is the End - Netflix or Amazon Prime Video Seth Rogan’s classic apocalyptic comedy features plenty of celebrity cameos, and Rihanna’s is one of the best. This movie was one of her earlier acting gigs, but it’s a fun watch that should satisfy any Rihanna fan. 3. Bates Motel - Peacock This TV show reimagined an Alfred Hitchcock classic - the origin story of a teenage Psycho . Rihanna plays a modern Marion Crane, but her character ends up a little luckier in this version - if you can make it all the way to season 5! 4. Ocean’s 8 - Hulu This Ocean’s spinoff is a Rihanna fan’s drea...

          Hello everyone! Looks like this month should be called Favorite Film February. From new show releases to reboots for the watchers looking for a nostalgic feel to new season releases.           February is jam-packed with an assortment of watching options to choose from. Here's what to watch in February.           Netflix has added a batch of new titles to their library, of which some are highly anticipated. Such as “Freeridge”, the season premiere aired Feb. 2. This is the spinoff to their popular series “On My Block” following a different set of characters from the original show's cast. Another one of Netflix’s popular shows is set to air shortly after, on Feb. 9th season four of “You” will hit the streaming service. If you are not familiar with the show, it is a seat-clinching romance/ thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat each episode. Prime Video provided by Amazon has ...

       Have you ever watched Squid Game on Netflix? If you like it, you will probably also like this show, "Aline in Borderline." Or, if you are the type of person who can enjoy mysterious/suspense/bloody movies, you are also likely to spend the next 1 hour watching the first episode on Netflix.        The storyline begins with three young slothful Japanese men roaming around Shibuya, Japan, and wondering what they are going to do for the day, although they know that they will start drinking in the middle of the day when they are supposed to be working. All of a sudden, they are drawn into the wonderland, where there seems to be no one on the street, but the streets literally look like the ones in Shibuya. One of them noticed an absurd sign that said, "Game Hall is up there," with a pointing finger mark. As expected, the game is a death game in which characters participate in a contest where their lives are at stake. The winner(s) will ...