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- 1Keri Russell's 1998 Series Felicity Is Coming to Netflix▼1998 Keri Russell Series, Named One of the Best TV Shows of All Time, Is Coming to Netflix
Felicity, the 1998 drama starring Keri Russell as a college student who upends her life to follow a crush to New York University, is set to arrive on Netflix. The series, co-created by J.J. Abrams and Matt Reeves, ran from 1998 to 2002 and has been named one of the best TV shows of all time. Its arrival gives new audiences a chance to see the role that won Russell a Golden Globe.
- 2Felice Casorati's Dreaming of Pomegranates Draws Fresh Attention●Dreaming of Pomegranates, 1913; Felice Casorati (1883–1963)- was a central figure in the Italian Magical Realism movemen
Art lovers are revisiting Felice Casorati's 1913 painting Dreaming of Pomegranates. Casorati (1883–1963) was a central figure in Italian Magical Realism, known for a geometric, static style and an atmosphere of suspended stillness, with influences drawn from the Italian Renaissance masters. Admirers say the work's dreamlike quality continues to resonate more than a century after it was painted.
- 3Scott Foley Joins 'Shrinking' Ahead of Season 4▼Scott Foley Joins Apple TV’s ‘Shrinking’ For Season 4
Actor Scott Foley has signed on to the Apple TV comedy series 'Shrinking' for its fourth season, according to Deadline. The casting news adds a familiar television face to the show led by Jason Segel and Harrison Ford. Foley is known for roles in 'Scandal' and 'Felicity', and fans are discussing who he might play as the series moves forward.
- 4Disney Licenses 'Percy Jackson,' 'Ice Age' Films to Netflix●Disney Licenses Titles to Netflix Including 'Ice Age' Movies, 'Will Trent,' 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians,' 'Felicity'
Disney has reached a licensing deal with Netflix covering a range of titles, including the 'Ice Age' movies, the drama series 'Will Trent,' 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians,' and the classic 'Felicity.' The agreement marks a notable reversal of Disney's earlier streaming strategy of keeping its content exclusively on Disney+, as major studios increasingly rent their libraries to rivals for additional revenue.