Month: October 2021

After suffering an ACL tear in 2019 and a ruptured Achilles in 2020, Klay Thompson will finally be back on the court this season. After missing two straight campaigns, the Warriors could really use Thompson back in the lineup, especially given the fact that the Warriors have missed the playoffs in the two years where he was absent.

There is a fear that Thompson won’t be playing at the same level he used to be capable of, although Thompson is optimistic he can get back there. While speaking to SiriusXM Radio, Thompson admitted that he still has some work to do although his ultimate goal is to get back to where he was back in 2019, when he was lighting it up in the NBA Finals against the Raptors.

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“But I was playing the best basketball of my life in 2019 when I get hurt,” Thompson explained. “I expect to get back there. Not right away just because that was a hundred games worth of work and incredible shape. But when I step back on the floor I’m gonna be a very effective player. Maybe not what I was doing shooting the ball like I was, but I will still be really good. And I will just keep going up – and I really believe that.”

Thompson went on to say the team’s ultimate goal this year is to win the title, which is certainly an ambitious thing to strive for considering the team has changed quite a bit since their dynastic run just a few years ago. Either way, Warriors fans have a lot to be excited about this season.

After suffering an ACL tear in 2019 and a ruptured Achilles in 2020, Klay Thompson will finally be back on the court this season. After missing two straight campaigns, the Warriors could really use Thompson back in the lineup, especially given the fact that the Warriors have missed the playoffs in the two years where he was absent.

There is a fear that Thompson won’t be playing at the same level he used to be capable of, although Thompson is optimistic he can get back there. While speaking to SiriusXM Radio, Thompson admitted that he still has some work to do although his ultimate goal is to get back to where he was back in 2019, when he was lighting it up in the NBA Finals against the Raptors.

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“But I was playing the best basketball of my life in 2019 when I get hurt,” Thompson explained. “I expect to get back there. Not right away just because that was a hundred games worth of work and incredible shape. But when I step back on the floor I’m gonna be a very effective player. Maybe not what I was doing shooting the ball like I was, but I will still be really good. And I will just keep going up – and I really believe that.”

Thompson went on to say the team’s ultimate goal this year is to win the title, which is certainly an ambitious thing to strive for considering the team has changed quite a bit since their dynastic run just a few years ago. Either way, Warriors fans have a lot to be excited about this season.

Don’t be so quick to blame the stylist, because Nick Cannon definitely dresses himself. Whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing, we don’t know.

The Wild N’ Out star was seen pulling up to the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center for the 2021 BET Hip Hop Awards red carpet in a shiny gold armor top, red-and-white-striped boxers, a cozy white bathrobe, Christmas socks, Crocs, and a golden fitted on top of his fiery locks of red hair. 

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If that didn’t catch the attention of every single person at the ceremony, it definitely did when Cannon started laying on his side for the cameras. 

The comedian took to Instagram to shout claims of an imposter. “Y’all gonna stop playing with me!! This is not me!!!” Cannon captioned a red carpet pic. “I’m busy working on my brand new hit Talk Show in Harlem!!! When would I have time to go all the way to Atlanta for the hip hop awards dressed in my drawlz?!!!”

So who was this mysterious character? Turns out, the flashy fashion icon was Murda Count, also known as Count Crackula, a.k.a. Nick Cannon’s new alter-ego.

Nick tagged the account for Murda Count on the Instagram post, which teases the Masked Singer host’s upcoming single, “Countin Crack.”

This is not the first time that Cannon has pulled this antic. He’s previously “dressed up” as Murda at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards, walking down the red carpet in a similar fashion. He rocked a near-identical top and sweatpants that he pulled together in a pair of bedazzled Timbs.

Guess the jokester no longer wants people to associate Murda’s sense of fashion with his own, as he joked that he didn’t even attend the show this time around. “Usually I don’t address this social media gossip but after my name was trending WORLDWIDE again for something I didn’t do, I have to say y’all trippin on this on!” he wrote. “I have a brand new Talk show coming out September 27th! Why would I go to the VMA’s like this!? I heard this some corny new rapper named @MurdaCountHarlem I see no resemblance #respectfully.”

What do you think about Murda’s fit, let us know. 

Don’t be so quick to blame the stylist, because Nick Cannon definitely dresses himself. Whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing, we don’t know.

The Wild N’ Out star was seen pulling up to the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center for the 2021 BET Hip Hop Awards red carpet in a shiny gold armor top, red-and-white-striped boxers, a cozy white bathrobe, Christmas socks, Crocs, and a golden fitted on top of his fiery locks of red hair. 

Paras Griffin/Getty Images for BET

If that didn’t catch the attention of every single person at the ceremony, it definitely did when Cannon started laying on his side for the cameras. 

The comedian took to Instagram to shout claims of an imposter. “Y’all gonna stop playing with me!! This is not me!!!” Cannon captioned a red carpet pic. “I’m busy working on my brand new hit Talk Show in Harlem!!! When would I have time to go all the way to Atlanta for the hip hop awards dressed in my drawlz?!!!”

So who was this mysterious character? Turns out, the flashy fashion icon was Murda Count, also known as Count Crackula, a.k.a. Nick Cannon’s new alter-ego.

Nick tagged the account for Murda Count on the Instagram post, which teases the Masked Singer host’s upcoming single, “Countin Crack.”

This is not the first time that Cannon has pulled this antic. He’s previously “dressed up” as Murda at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards, walking down the red carpet in a similar fashion. He rocked a near-identical top and sweatpants that he pulled together in a pair of bedazzled Timbs.

Guess the jokester no longer wants people to associate Murda’s sense of fashion with his own, as he joked that he didn’t even attend the show this time around. “Usually I don’t address this social media gossip but after my name was trending WORLDWIDE again for something I didn’t do, I have to say y’all trippin on this on!” he wrote. “I have a brand new Talk show coming out September 27th! Why would I go to the VMA’s like this!? I heard this some corny new rapper named @MurdaCountHarlem I see no resemblance #respectfully.”

What do you think about Murda’s fit, let us know. 

Drake has a lot to celebrate right now. His latest album Certified Lover Boy is breaking records on the charts and it remains one of the most-streamed albums in the world right now. Fans are loving the project and they are already looking ahead to what Drake might put out next. As for the artist himself, he is simply enjoying his success and spending some time with his family. 

The artist has specifically been spending time with his son Adonis, who is starting to grow up very fast. Adonis has already shown interest in sports like basketball, and Drake has made sure that his son has the resources possible to learn the game at a very young age.

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Recently, Drake got to play some basketball with Adonis in his driveway, and it made for an adorable video in which the artist schooled his son on how to take a good shot. As you can see in the clip below, Drake goes one-on-one against Adonis and shoots right over his head for an easy basket. Adonis seemed incredibly engaged in the whole matchup, and it made for a cute video that just goes to show how eager Adonis is to become good at basketball.

Drake has a basketball court in his home, so there is no doubt that Adonis will have plenty of opportunities to practice. Perhaps in the future, we will see him as one of the next great talents on the court. 

Drake has a lot to celebrate right now. His latest album Certified Lover Boy is breaking records on the charts and it remains one of the most-streamed albums in the world right now. Fans are loving the project and they are already looking ahead to what Drake might put out next. As for the artist himself, he is simply enjoying his success and spending some time with his family. 

The artist has specifically been spending time with his son Adonis, who is starting to grow up very fast. Adonis has already shown interest in sports like basketball, and Drake has made sure that his son has the resources possible to learn the game at a very young age.

Gregory Shamus/Getty Images

Recently, Drake got to play some basketball with Adonis in his driveway, and it made for an adorable video in which the artist schooled his son on how to take a good shot. As you can see in the clip below, Drake goes one-on-one against Adonis and shoots right over his head for an easy basket. Adonis seemed incredibly engaged in the whole matchup, and it made for a cute video that just goes to show how eager Adonis is to become good at basketball.

Drake has a basketball court in his home, so there is no doubt that Adonis will have plenty of opportunities to practice. Perhaps in the future, we will see him as one of the next great talents on the court. 

You Season 3

Cue the moral dilemma of rooting for the bad guy. You Season 3 is back. The show follows Joe, a charming bookstore manager (Penn Badgley) with a sinister side — he’s ready to do just about anything for love. That includes lying, stalking, and using social media to his every advantage when he develops an obsession with a young writer (Elizabeth Lail). Season two left off with Joe seemingly finding the girl of his dreams, but a twist comes when Joe learns that he may have finally met his match in his new partner, Love (Victoria Pedretti). Not only that, but Joe finally gets to start the family he’s always wanted since he impregnated Love. We would say let’s hope nothing disrupts that perfect, family fantasy, but let’s be real, there won’t be anything of the kind in You Season 3. 

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The Baby-Sitters Club Season 3

If you’d prefer some lighthearted television, Netflix’s renewal of The Baby-Sitters Club could be the one for you. The show, adapted from the book series of the same name, follows a group of friends who start a babysitting service. Sounds pretty straightforward, watching a few kids for some extra cash, but the show has proven itself to be far more complex as the girls traverse through adult problems such as illness, moving away, and divorce. On top of that, the girls are finding that their business is growing, as new members, and a new cast, is added (though Kyndra Sanchez is replacing Xochitl Gomez as Dawn). 

Here’s the full list of What’s New on Netflix this month:

Available October 1

A Sinister Sect: Colonia Dignidad – Netflix Documentary
Diana: The Musical – Netflix Special
Forever Rich – Netflix Film
The Guilty – Netflix Film
MAID – Netflix Series
Paik’s Spirit – Netflix Series
Scaredy Cats – Netflix Family
The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light – Netflix Anime
Swallow – Netflix Film
A Knight’s Tale
An Inconvenient Truth
Are You Afraid of the Dark?: Season 1
As Good as It Gets
Awakenings
B.A.P.S.
Bad Teacher
The Cave
Desperado
The Devil Inside
Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood
Double Team
The DUFF
Eagle Eye
Endless Love
Ghost
Gladiator
Hairspray (2007)
The Holiday
Jet Li’s Fearless
The Karate Kid (2010)
Malcolm X
Observe and Report
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
Project X
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Rumor Has It…
Seinfeld: Seasons 1-9
Serendipity
Spy Kids
Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams
Spy Kids 3: Game Over
Step Brothers
The Ugly Truth
Till Death
Titantic
Tommy Boy
Unthinkable
Waterworld
Zodiac

Available October 3

Scissor Seven: Season 3 – Netflix Anime
Upcoming Summer – Netflix Film

Available October 4

On My Block: Season 4 – Netflix Series

Available October 5

Escape The Undertaker – Netflix Film

Available October 6

Bad Sport – Netflix Documentary
Baking Impossible – Netflix Series
The Blacklist: Season 8
Ella Fitzgerald: Just One of Those Things
The Five Juanas – Netflix Series
Love is Blind: Brazil – Netflix Series (new episodes weekly)
There’s Someone Inside Your House – Netflix Film

Available October 7

The Billion Dollar Code – Netflix Series
Sexy Beasts: Season 2 – Netflix Series
The Way of the Househusband: Season 1 Part 2 – Netflix Anime

Available October 8

A Tale Dark & Grimm – Netflix Family
Family Business: Season 3 – Netflix Series
Grudge / Kin – Netflix Film
LOL Surprise: The Movie
My Brother, My Sister – Netflix Film
Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle – Netflix Family
Pretty Smart – Netflix Series

Available October 9

Blud Period – Netflix Anime
Insidious: Chapter 2

Available October 11

The Baby-Sitters Club: Season 2 – Netflix Family
Going in Style
The King’s Affection – Netflix Series
Shameless (U.S.): Season 11

Available October 12

Bright: Samurai Soul – Netflix Anime
Convergence: Courage in a Crisis – Netflix Documentary
Making Malinche: A Documentary by Nacho Cano – Netflix Documentary
Mighty Express: Season 5 – Netflix Family
The Movies That Made Us: Season 3 – Netflix Documentary
Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It
Smart People

Available October 13

Fever Dream / Distancia de Rescate – Netflix Film
Hiacynt – Netflix Film
Reflection of You – Netflix Series
Violet Evergarden the Movie

Available October 14

Another Life: Season 2 – Netflix Series
In the Dark: Season 3
One Night in Paris – Netflix Film

Available October 15

CoComelon: Season 4
The Forgotten Battle – Netflix Film
The Four of Us – Netflix Film
Karma’s World – Netflix Family
Little Things: Season 4 – Netflix Series
My Name – Netflix Series
Power Rangers Dino Fury: Season 1
Sharkdog’s Fintastic Halloween – Netflix Family
The Trip – Netflix Film
You: Season 3 – Netflix Series

Available October 16

Misfit: The Series – Netflix Family
Victoria & Abdul

Available October 19

In for a Murder / W jak morderstwo – Netflix Film

Available October 20

Found – Netflix Documentary
Gabby’s Dollhouse: Season 3 – Netflix Family
Night Teeth – Netflix Film
Stuck Together – Netflix Film

Available October 21

Flip a Coin – ONE OK ROCK Documentary – Netflix Documentary
Go! Go! Cory Carson: Season 6 – Netflix Family
Insiders – Netflix Series
Komi Can’t Communicate – Netflix Anime
Life’s a Glitch with Julien Bam – Netflix Series
Sex, Love & goop – Netflix Series

Available October 22

Adventure Beast – Netflix Series
Dynasty: Season 4
Inside Job – Netflix Series
Little Big Mouth – Netflix Film
Locke & Key: Season 2 – Netflix Series
Maya and the Three – Netflix Family
More than Blue: The Series – Netflix Series
Roaring Twenties – Netflix Documentary

Available October 24

We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks

Available October 25

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

Available October 26

Roswell, New Mexico: Season 3
Sex: Unzipped – Netflix Series

Available October 27

Begin Again
Hypnotic – Netflix Film
Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight Part 2 – Netflix Film
Sintonia: Season 2 – Netflix Series
Wentworth: Season 8

Available October 28

Luis Miguel – The Series: Season 3 – Netflix Series
The Motive – Netflix Documentary

Available October 29

Army of Thieves – Netflix Film
Colin in Black & White – Netflix Series
Dear Mother – Netflix Film
Mythomaniac: Season 2 – Netflix Series
Roaring Twenties – Netflix Documentary (new episodes)
Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go
The Time It Takes – Netflix Series

You Season 3

Cue the moral dilemma of rooting for the bad guy. You Season 3 is back. The show follows Joe, a charming bookstore manager (Penn Badgley) with a sinister side — he’s ready to do just about anything for love. That includes lying, stalking, and using social media to his every advantage when he develops an obsession with a young writer (Elizabeth Lail). Season two left off with Joe seemingly finding the girl of his dreams, but a twist comes when Joe learns that he may have finally met his match in his new partner, Love (Victoria Pedretti). Not only that, but Joe finally gets to start the family he’s always wanted since he impregnated Love. We would say let’s hope nothing disrupts that perfect, family fantasy, but let’s be real, there won’t be anything of the kind in You Season 3. 

Jenny Anderson/Getty Images

The Baby-Sitters Club Season 3

If you’d prefer some lighthearted television, Netflix’s renewal of The Baby-Sitters Club could be the one for you. The show, adapted from the book series of the same name, follows a group of friends who start a babysitting service. Sounds pretty straightforward, watching a few kids for some extra cash, but the show has proven itself to be far more complex as the girls traverse through adult problems such as illness, moving away, and divorce. On top of that, the girls are finding that their business is growing, as new members, and a new cast, is added (though Kyndra Sanchez is replacing Xochitl Gomez as Dawn). 

Here’s the full list of What’s New on Netflix this month:

Available October 1

A Sinister Sect: Colonia Dignidad – Netflix Documentary
Diana: The Musical – Netflix Special
Forever Rich – Netflix Film
The Guilty – Netflix Film
MAID – Netflix Series
Paik’s Spirit – Netflix Series
Scaredy Cats – Netflix Family
The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light – Netflix Anime
Swallow – Netflix Film
A Knight’s Tale
An Inconvenient Truth
Are You Afraid of the Dark?: Season 1
As Good as It Gets
Awakenings
B.A.P.S.
Bad Teacher
The Cave
Desperado
The Devil Inside
Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood
Double Team
The DUFF
Eagle Eye
Endless Love
Ghost
Gladiator
Hairspray (2007)
The Holiday
Jet Li’s Fearless
The Karate Kid (2010)
Malcolm X
Observe and Report
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
Project X
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Rumor Has It…
Seinfeld: Seasons 1-9
Serendipity
Spy Kids
Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams
Spy Kids 3: Game Over
Step Brothers
The Ugly Truth
Till Death
Titantic
Tommy Boy
Unthinkable
Waterworld
Zodiac

Available October 3

Scissor Seven: Season 3 – Netflix Anime
Upcoming Summer – Netflix Film

Available October 4

On My Block: Season 4 – Netflix Series

Available October 5

Escape The Undertaker – Netflix Film

Available October 6

Bad Sport – Netflix Documentary
Baking Impossible – Netflix Series
The Blacklist: Season 8
Ella Fitzgerald: Just One of Those Things
The Five Juanas – Netflix Series
Love is Blind: Brazil – Netflix Series (new episodes weekly)
There’s Someone Inside Your House – Netflix Film

Available October 7

The Billion Dollar Code – Netflix Series
Sexy Beasts: Season 2 – Netflix Series
The Way of the Househusband: Season 1 Part 2 – Netflix Anime

Available October 8

A Tale Dark & Grimm – Netflix Family
Family Business: Season 3 – Netflix Series
Grudge / Kin – Netflix Film
LOL Surprise: The Movie
My Brother, My Sister – Netflix Film
Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle – Netflix Family
Pretty Smart – Netflix Series

Available October 9

Blud Period – Netflix Anime
Insidious: Chapter 2

Available October 11

The Baby-Sitters Club: Season 2 – Netflix Family
Going in Style
The King’s Affection – Netflix Series
Shameless (U.S.): Season 11

Available October 12

Bright: Samurai Soul – Netflix Anime
Convergence: Courage in a Crisis – Netflix Documentary
Making Malinche: A Documentary by Nacho Cano – Netflix Documentary
Mighty Express: Season 5 – Netflix Family
The Movies That Made Us: Season 3 – Netflix Documentary
Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It
Smart People

Available October 13

Fever Dream / Distancia de Rescate – Netflix Film
Hiacynt – Netflix Film
Reflection of You – Netflix Series
Violet Evergarden the Movie

Available October 14

Another Life: Season 2 – Netflix Series
In the Dark: Season 3
One Night in Paris – Netflix Film

Available October 15

CoComelon: Season 4
The Forgotten Battle – Netflix Film
The Four of Us – Netflix Film
Karma’s World – Netflix Family
Little Things: Season 4 – Netflix Series
My Name – Netflix Series
Power Rangers Dino Fury: Season 1
Sharkdog’s Fintastic Halloween – Netflix Family
The Trip – Netflix Film
You: Season 3 – Netflix Series

Available October 16

Misfit: The Series – Netflix Family
Victoria & Abdul

Available October 19

In for a Murder / W jak morderstwo – Netflix Film

Available October 20

Found – Netflix Documentary
Gabby’s Dollhouse: Season 3 – Netflix Family
Night Teeth – Netflix Film
Stuck Together – Netflix Film

Available October 21

Flip a Coin – ONE OK ROCK Documentary – Netflix Documentary
Go! Go! Cory Carson: Season 6 – Netflix Family
Insiders – Netflix Series
Komi Can’t Communicate – Netflix Anime
Life’s a Glitch with Julien Bam – Netflix Series
Sex, Love & goop – Netflix Series

Available October 22

Adventure Beast – Netflix Series
Dynasty: Season 4
Inside Job – Netflix Series
Little Big Mouth – Netflix Film
Locke & Key: Season 2 – Netflix Series
Maya and the Three – Netflix Family
More than Blue: The Series – Netflix Series
Roaring Twenties – Netflix Documentary

Available October 24

We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks

Available October 25

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

Available October 26

Roswell, New Mexico: Season 3
Sex: Unzipped – Netflix Series

Available October 27

Begin Again
Hypnotic – Netflix Film
Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight Part 2 – Netflix Film
Sintonia: Season 2 – Netflix Series
Wentworth: Season 8

Available October 28

Luis Miguel – The Series: Season 3 – Netflix Series
The Motive – Netflix Documentary

Available October 29

Army of Thieves – Netflix Film
Colin in Black & White – Netflix Series
Dear Mother – Netflix Film
Mythomaniac: Season 2 – Netflix Series
Roaring Twenties – Netflix Documentary (new episodes)
Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go
The Time It Takes – Netflix Series