Netflix enthusiasts are up in arms as the much-debated show by Tyler Perry, Beauty in Black, has dropped its latest series on the platform. The initial batch of episodes aired back in October, and now viewers have been treated to the concluding eight instalments.

Upon its initial drop, reaction to Perry's offering was polarising – with most viewers slating the drama. An IMDB critic didn't pull punches saying: "If I could rate it with zero, I would, given how bad the series is. Terrible acting, poor dialogue, everything done in a completely amateurish way."

Netflix fans have been left 'kicking and screaming' after new episodes of a divisive show finally landed on the platform. Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black released its first eight instalments back in October and has now dropped the final eight episodes.

Taylor Polidore Williams is eager for fans to see the next part of the first season of Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black. In the Netflix series, Polidore Williams’ character, Kimmie, is trying to make it while working at a club.

Beauty in Black features many actors from previous Tyler Perry projects, including leads Taylor Polidore Williams ( Divorce in the Black) as Kimmie, Crystle Stewart ( For Better or Worse) as Mallory, and Amber Reign Smith ( The Oval) as Rain.

Tyler Perry Studios and Pantheon Media Group, which last year formed a joint venture to create and produce unscripted content, have sealed a multi-seres development deal with A+E Global Media (the company formerly known as A+E Networks).

The new series follows Meghan as she shares her favourite recipes and lifestyle tips and brings various guests along for the journey such as Hollywood star Mindy Kaling and longti

"Formula 1: Drive to Survive" returns to the streaming service this week for season 7. Like in past seasons, this installment of the hit reality show takes you behind the scenes of the past year's F1 season. So that means this season of the show is recapping the 2024 F1 World Championship.

Inside the 16th AAFCA Awards where Tyler Perry, Nicole Avant, Amber Ruffin, Danielle Deadwyler, RaMell Ross and more celebrated Black stories.