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It’s time to get caught up in the world of conspiracy in new Netflix thriller The Madness.

Colman Domingo heads up the ensemble of Netflix’s newest original series, The Madness, which immerses us in a realm of conspiracies, homicides, and questionable transactions.

It’s encouraging to notice that executives are becoming aware of this stark truth, proactively greenlighting another season of “Black Doves” without any episodes released yet, and there’s little doubt as to the reason.

Following the massive success of ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral,’ writer Richard Curtis penned another romantic comedy titled ‘Notting Hill,’ which featured Hugh Grant once more, but this time it was Julia Roberts who assumed the female role as Anna Scott, a famous actress who falls for Grant’s character, William Thacker, the owner of a bookstore in London. However, the media’s obsession with her strained their relationship. The film became a box office sensation, raking in nearly $364 million globally. Given this success, one might wonder what became of Julia Roberts and the potential ‘Notting Hill’ sequel?

Madness are back for a trio of summer shows in 2025 with tickets now on sale.

Four prominent figures from the British comedy world are teaming up in the springtime to present a satirical take on The Rat Pack, creatively dubbed as the Funny Guys’ Gang or Humor Pack.