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Melissa Fumero and David Fumero stun fans with a captivating photoshoot, showcasing their style, grace, and undeniable chemistry in a perfect blend of eleg...

Melissa Fumero's heartwarming photos with friends from Brooklyn Nine-Nine showcase genuine joy and camaraderie, emphasizing the importance of friendship an...

It had one of TV’s all-time best casts, the highest laugh-rate of the millennium, and confronted inequality – while still being hilarious. A decade has zipped by since this landmark comedy’s first episode

It’s taken a long long time

Sure, streaming is great, but choosing a store video was a social event, an act of reaching out and connecting

LOS ANGELES — Everyone who grew up in the "be kind, rewind" era and attended the film school of the masses — their neighborhood Blockbuster — has a story about roaming the store in search of the titles that left a lasting impression on their cinematic development: "Raging Bull," "E.T.,"…

Four years ago, a Blockbuster video rental store in the town of Bend, Oregon, became the last one still in business. That’s the surface-level inspiration for the new Netflix sitcom called, simply enough, “Blockbuster,” starring Randall Park and Melissa Fumero.

On November 3, 'Blockbuster' begins streaming on the platform that defeated Blockbuster in the first place. Here's how the show came to be.

Randall Park and Melissa Fumero co-star in the new workplace comedy “Blockbuster," premiering Nov. 3 on Netflix