If you're a basketball fan, you have probably been keeping up to date with "The Last Dance" which is ESPN's documentary about Michael Jordan and the 1997-98 Bulls. The first four episodes have been incredibly entertaining and with six episodes left, we are surely about to see some interesting revelations.

According to Arash Markazi of the Los Angeles Times, Episode 5 will be particularly bittersweet for NBA fans as it contains an interview with none other than Kobe Bryant. As Markazi explains, Kobe's interview was filmed all the way back in July and was only put together a week before his death, on January 26th. With the circumstances surrounding Kobe in mind, it has been revealed that Episode 5 will be dedicated to Kobe.

ESPN’s highly anticipated 10-part documentary series, “The Last Dance,” is set to debut Sunday, at 9:00 PM. 

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Fans will be able to watch the first two episodes of the series live on ESPN and the ESPN App in the U.S. It can also be streamed abroad on Netflix.

The docuseries follows Michael Jordan and the storied season of the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls. As ESPN describes, the series “unfurls some revealing details and telling anecdotes of an emotion-charged final season in which history repeated itself, with the drama, the jealousy and the infighting leading to the disintegration of the Bulls all over again.”

Check out the trailer and the full schedule of when “The Last Dance” will air below.

Sunday, April 19

9:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 1

10:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 2

Sunday, April 26

9:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 3

10:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 4

Sunday, May 3

9:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 5

10:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 6

Sunday, May 10

9:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 7

10:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 8

Sunday, May 17

9:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 9

10:00 PM ET | Premiere of “The Last Dance” Episode 10

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Ever since it was announced, basketball fans have been awaiting the 10-part ESPN docuseries on Michael Jordan and the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls. For those who don't know, this was the final year of Jordan's career with the Bulls. The team ended up winning their sixth championship and completed their second three-peat in just eight seasons. Despite the team's success on the court, there was a lot going on behind the scenes and this docuseries will put all of it on display.

The series was slated to drop in June but since there are no sports on TV, ESPN decided to release the first episode on April 19th. Fans are extremely excited to see it and to tease people, even more, ESPN released a 5-minute preview of the first episode. Numerous ESPN personalities posted the clip to Twitter, including NBA insider, Adrian Wojnarowski.

Over the past few weeks, Tiger King has become the biggest phenomenon on the internet, aside from, you know, the pandemic we are currently living through. The docuseries debuted on Netflix back on March 20th and it follows the exploits of Joe Exotic who finds himself wrapped up in all sorts of trouble. Exotic owned his very own tiger zoo in Oklahoma although things don't exactly work out according to plan.

Ever since the release of the show, fans have been begging for an eighth episode that follows up with all of the characters. Luckily for all of us, Netflix has answered our prayers as today, they announced The Tiger King And I which is an "after show" experience hosted by comedian Joel McHale.

Fresh off releasing his new film Spenser Confidential on Netflix, veteran actor Mark Wahlberg is diving deeper into the streaming service world with an upcoming eight-part docuseries on HBO Max titled Wahl Street.

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According to Variety, the premise of Wahl Street will simply be a day-in-the-life series that shows the many sides of Wahlberg’s career, from actor and entrepreneur to his personal life and the people within it. As an added bonus, each episode will also feature many entrepreneurs, inventors and aspiring business owners that will be pitching Mark on new opportunities in an attempt to gain his endorsement, almost sounding like a Shark Tank-style component thrown into the mix. The official HBO Max description says “viewers will learn about his successes and failures and glean powerful business and life lessons while also getting to know the cast of colorful characters that make up Wahlberg’s real-life entourage.” In short, we probably can expect this to play out a lot like Entourage, the hit HBO fictional series that was loosely based on Mark Wahlberg’s rise in Hollywood, except this time IRL. Let’s just hope Post Malone makes a cameo appearance in at least one episode!

Wahl Street officially began filming in December 2019. Unrealistic Ideas, Wahlberg’s production company alongside Stephen Levinson and Archie Gips, will serve as executive producers in addition to Liz Bronstein.

Previously on Complex and Spotify’s Infamous: The Tekashi 6ix9ine Story podcast… Angie Martinez narrated how the FBI surveilled the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods and eventually took down many of its members, including Tekashi himself. On this week’s episode, titled “Heavy Is The Head”, we “look at the split inside Nine Trey itself.” 

The primary riff that the episode tracks is that between two Nine Trey members, Kifano “Shotti” Jordan and Anthony “Harv” Ellison, who both wished to benefit off of Tekashi’s rising career. Once the godfather of the gang decided that Shotti would handle the rainbow-haired rapper’s affairs, Harv became resentful. The tension between Shotti and Harv ultimately led to Harv kidnapping Tekashi. 

Not long after the incident, Tekashi went on Angie Martinez’s Power 105.1 radio show to discuss his kidnapping. At the time, he didn’t mention that Harv was the one who conducted it, even though he was well aware of this. As revealed in court, during the abduction, Harv had pressured Tekashi into relinquishing his status as a Nine Trey member. Harv disapproved of how the social media star had dodged the traditional initiation process and managed to obtain a relatively high status within the gang. He ended up handing over hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry to satisfy Harv before fleeing to a hospital. Tekashi and Shotti planned to put a hit on Harv, but little did they know that the feds were right on their tails at this point. Find out what happened by listening to the full episode below. 

Slim and Birdman will be premiering a four-part docuseries about the rise of Cash Money Records called New Cash Order on Spotify this week. On Wednesday, Spotify dropped the trailer for the exciting new series, which chronicles the legendary label’s co-founders’ journey to success.

According to a press release, New Cash Order “tells the genesis story of Cash Money Records’ meteoric rise to success” through interviews and archival footage, which will “unveil never-before-seen takes behind the million-dollar deals that have maintained Cash Money as a label standing the test of time.” Through firsthand accounts, the series will explore how the brother-duo landed “the historical Universal Music Group deal” and will go into detail about “the creative processes that pioneered the success of the label’s artists like Juvenile, Lil Wayne, Drake and Nicki Minaj.” It will also go in depth about the label’s impact on the new wave of artists today, including signees like Blueface and Jacquees.

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Cash Money’s impact and success are undeniable, and can be detected through a new Billboard record set by Young Money Entertainment—an imprint of Cash Money Records—artists Drake, Lil Wayne, and Nicki Minaj. The trio of rap heavyweights are now the top three rappers with the most singles on the Billboard Hot 100 in history.

New Cash Order will premiere exclusively on Spotify this Friday, February 21st, within Spotify’s influential hip hop playlist, RapCar.

Remember HBO’s 2015 documentary The Jinx? The explosive six-part miniseries led to the arrest of its subject, New York real estate heir Robert Durst, before the finale even aired. It now looks like art will bleed into life once again with the assassination of Malcolm X following Netflix’s new docuseries Who Killed Malcolm X?

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Reports from CNN and other outlets claim the doc has inspired the Manhattan district attorney’s office to reevaluate the case following new information revealed in the six-part series. Historian and activist Abdur-Rahman Muhammad spearheaded this journey into justice, starting from asking the proper questions to even working on clearing the names of those originally convicted of the crime. The latter portion is getting help from the Innocence Project, a non-profit dedicated to exonerating wrongly convicted people, which is currently partnering with the Manhattan D.A.’s office.

Here’s the official statement from the DA office, CNN:

“District Attorney Vance has met with representatives from the Innocence Project and associated counsel regarding this matter,” Manhattan DA spokesman Danny Frost said in a statement. “He has determined that the district attorney’s office will begin a preliminary review of the matter, which will inform the office regarding what further investigative steps may be undertaken.”

Speaking on behalf of Muhammad Abdul Aziz, one of the men convicted back in 1966 along with Khalil Islam and main suspect Mujahid Abdul Halim, The Innocence Project showed gratitude to the district attorney with the following statement from co-founder Barry Scheck: “Given the historical importance of this case and the fact that our client is 81 years old, we are especially encouraged that Mr. Vance has assigned two highly respected prosecutors, Peter Casolaro and Charles King, to work on this re-investigation.” 

Watch the trailer for Who Killed Malcolm X? below, and watch the full series right now over on Netflix:

The majority of Justin Bieber‘s life has been captured on camera, but there’s still a lot we don’t know about him. The popstar is pulling back the curtain even further with his YouTube Originals docuseries, Seasons. The ten-part series follows the often-bumpy road to Bieber’s new album, which arrives next week. He spent the past few years away from the spotlight and now he is opening up about why he had to do this. 

Seasons‘ fifth episode, titled “The Dark Season”, explores the various health issues that Bieber has had to deal with. It starts out with 25-year-old talking about how history of drug addiction. “There was a time when I was sipping lean, popping pills, doing Molly, shrooms, everything,” he says. His substance abuse took such a toll on him that he reached a point where he felt “like dying.” “My security would come into my room at night to check my pulse,” he details. “People don’t know how serious it got. It was legit crazy, scary. I was waking up in the morning and the first thing I was doing was popping pills and smoking a blunt and starting my day. It just got scary.” This served as a turning point and led him on his road to sobriety. 

While Biebs is off the drugs, he is still struggling with Lyme disease and Epstein-barr, a virus linked to mono. Both of these ailments have caused him a drastic decrease in energy levels, and necessitated various tests and treatments. After all these heavy topics, the “Yummy” singer ends the episode on an inspirational note. “I’m committed to getting better and committed to doing whatever I have to do, whether it’s inconvenient or not, because I know ultimately it’s not only for me,” he states. “Being the best me is gonna help me be the best husband, the best father, the best friend that I can possibly be. And for all the fans that want to enjoy the music that I make. I can’t do it if I’m not healthy. I haven’t been healthy for a long time.”

The 47-year-old actress turned entrepreneur, Gwyneth Paltrow, has become the go-to A-list celebrity when it comes to self-curated home products. Coming off the success of role in Netflix’s The Politician (2019) and instantly selling-out of her $75, vagina-scented ‘goop’ candles, Paltrow is continuing to exercise her creative muscles with the screening premiere of her very-own Netflix docuseries entitled The Goop Lab.  

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This past Tuesday, the former Marvel Universe actress, hosted a private screening of the upcoming docuseries in Los Angeles, CA. However, while her guests were thoroughly entertained by her multi-part documentary detailing alternative health methods or wellness trends, it was her floral decorations that stole the show. 

A tight-abed and svelte Gwyneth Paltrow, who recently received some shade  Martha Stewart in regards to her vagina-scented candles, stood in front of a vulva-shaped floral arrangement that ranged from deep scarlet hues to softer varying pink tones. The vagina-shaped floral composition used as a backdrop complimented Paltrow’s white spaghetti-strapped crop top and matching, flared slacks. 

While the event’s vagina flower design turned heads, Paltrow’s The Goop Lab docuseries informed its viewers about alternative medicine and wellness activities. The Goop Lab features Paltrow interviewing a multitude of alternative health and wellness experts and enthusiasts. Paltrow then proceeds to participate in said alternative methods during various segments throughout each episode.  

Gwyneth Paltrow’s upcoming docuseries The Goop Lab is set to premiere Friday, Jan. 25 on Netflix. Check out the official trailer for The Goop Lab as well as more photos of Gywneth Paltrow’s vulva-inspired floral decor in the photos provided below. 

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