TV LIFE

Der Spiegel has released the second part of its SPIEGEL TV documentary series 'Inside Russia', presenting exclusive reporting on life under Vladimir Putin's increasingly isolated dictatorship. The film examines how sanctions, wartime censorship and political repression are reshaping daily life in Russia amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. The documentary has drawn large international attention, with hundreds of thousands of viewers engaging with the report.

Sai De Silva, the content creator and Real Housewives of New York City star, has shared an update on her ongoing divorce and how she and her ex are managing co-parenting their children. She spoke about the progress of the proceedings and the arrangements they have in place for raising their kids. Fans are following her comments closely, given her openness about family life on television and social media.

Apple TV has commissioned a second season of 'Carême', its French-language drama about the legendary chef Antonin Carême. The renewal confirms the streamer's continued investment in international, non-English programming, and gives the historical series a fresh lease of life after its first run.

A roundup of the wildest Reddit stories that went viral beyond the platform is drawing large attention online. The compilation covers dramatic posts that spilled into mainstream news and social media debates, resonating with audiences who enjoy internet drama and real-life viral conflicts.