‘The Dr. Oz Show’ To End In January 2022, To Be Replaced By Daphne Oz’s ‘The Good Dish’

2022 has arrived, and with it comes a bevy of new movies and TV shows being added to Netflix. A surprisingly robust lineup of library titles is accompanied by new seasons of TV shows, new Netflix original films, documentaries and more on Netflix in January.Top of mind is the fourth and final season of “Ozark” – or at least the beginning of it.

New year, new movies! Netflix has a jam-packed slate of original film releases coming in January 2022 — so mark your calendars and get ready to binge.

If one of you're New Year resolutions is to get a better night sleep then you'll probably be thinking about upgrading your mattress.

Despite what Ellen Pompeo truly thinks, Dr. Meredith Grey may not be going anywhere.

David Bowie, titled Bowie: Starman And The Silver Screen, will take place in January 2022.After it was originally cancelled from January 2021 due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the event will now run from January 1-30 next year at BFI Southbank, coinciding with what would have been Bowie’s 75th birthday (January 8).The celebration will include screenings of a mixture of feature films, documentaries and television appearances featuring Bowie, ranging from The Man Who Fell To Earth, Merry Christmas

Unfortunately, Hulu is removing nearly 100 titles from their streaming service.

The full list of movies and TV shows coming to Hulu beginning on January 1, 2022 has just been revealed!

Insider, the actress and podcast host said she’s mulled the show concluding.“I’ve been trying to focus on convincing everybody that it should end,” she told the outlet. However, wrapping up the long running – and financially rewarding show – doesn’t appear to be a popular idea.“​I feel like I’m the super naive one who keeps saying, ‘But what’s the story going to be? What story are we going to tell?'” Pompeo told the site.

formally announced that he’s entering the Republican primary field to replace the outgoing Sen. Pat Toomey.

The 2022 Critics Choice Awards ceremony is currently scheduled for January 9 and while many other Hollywood events are being canceled right now, the awards show is still scheduled to happen.

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Spitting Image will be taking to the West End in 2022 as a live production of the popular satirical sketch show.“The last month has shown Spitting Image has been far too kind to Boris and his pals on TV recently,” the show’s co-creator Roger Law said in a statement.“So to deliver the kind of sharp satire and laughter they deserve Spitting Image have decided to make a live production.”Whereas Law couldn’t reveal too much about the show’s plot, he has promised “a spectacular show-stopping ending,

Netflix has unfortunately released the list of movies and TV shows that are being removed from the streaming service beginning on January 1, 2022 all the way through to the 31st.

 -- Now what?The hit CW drama just aired its 100th episode tonight and while some fans may be scratching their heads after a few ultra meta moments, others are wondering what's to come for Archie, Betty, Jughead, Veronica and the rest of our favorite characters. To celebrate this milestone moment, ET recently called up star Cole Sprouse, who plays Jughead — aka 's forever narrator and writer -- to find out how much longer he thinks the series will last. Plus, we all know that this series has

Dr. Mehmet Oz is making a big career change.

Mehmet Oz — — is coming to an end. After 13 seasons, the syndicated talk show will wrap on Jan.

The long-running daytime syndication series The Dr. Oz Show will come to an end on January 14, 2022, distributor Sony Pictures Television said Monday. The fate of the show, which had been renewed until mid-2023, became uncertain after host Mehmet Oz announced his candidacy for Senate in Pennsylvania, with the Fox stations in New York and Philadelphia pulling the program right away.