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Who is Andrea Bang?

Andrea Bang is an actress best known for playing Janet on CBC's "Kim's Convenience", a role that earned her multiple Canadian Screen Award nominations for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy. Her television credits also include "Running with Violet" and "A Million Little Things". She also writes and directs.

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Eric McCormack to Guest Star in OUTtv’s ‘The Dressing Room’ Season 2 (Exclusive)

OUTtv’s The Dressing Room has added to its second season cast, with Will & Grace star Eric McCormack, Andrea Bang (Kim’s Convenience) and Marianas Trench frontman Josh Ramsay joining in guest roles. The character-driven series, to debut Aug. 4 on OUTtv worldwide, will also see a cameo from Laura Bell Bundy, who played the original Elle in Broadway’s Legally Blonde, and additional guest performer appearances by Katie Findlay, Eduard Witzke, Jacqueline Robbins and Joyce Robbins. The Dressing Room was created by Vancouver theatre artists Paul Almeida and Makayla Moore. “Having Eric join The Dressing Room meant the world to a show built by and for theatre people. From our first meeting, he was such a great team player and collaborator, it felt like he wanted us to succeed, and was sending the elevator back down,“ Almeida said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter. “We are so lucky

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Surrender Review: One Last Bet Becomes a Family Reckoning

Naomi can conduct a sales meeting from a casino bathroom stall without letting her colleagues hear the slot machines outside. That feat of compartmentalization defines Jess Dang’s Surrender. Its heroine is not introduced in free fall. She is efficient, upwardly mobile, newly promoted, and practiced at making every private crisis look like a scheduling issue. Gambling enters this arrangement as another managed activity, right up to the point when management becomes the addiction’s favorite alibi. Andrea Bang plays Naomi with a warmth that makes concealment plausible. She can reassure a colleague, smile at her mother, and keep Jovie waiting without appearing cruel. The performance gains force from the

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10 Best Movies Like ‘Your Fault: London’ To Watch If You Loved the Film

Your Fault: London is a British romantic drama film co-directed by Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler from a screenplay co-written by Melissa Osborne and Bella Heesom. Based on Mercedes Ron‘s novel Culpa tuya, the 2026 sequel film follows Nick and Noah in a long-distance relationship as Nick works in business while Noah attends Oxford, and the distance tests their love. Your Fault: London stars Asha Banks, Matthew Broome, Louisa Binder, Joel Nankervis, Scarlett Rayner, and Orlando Norman. So, if you loved the entertaining drama, romantic story, and interesting characters in Your Fault: London, here are some similar movies you should check out next. My Fault: London (Prime Video) Credit – Prime

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Leaving Netflix Soon: 16 Movies & Shows You Need to Watch Before June Ends

June has a lot in store for Netflix subscribers from a new Harlan Coben series to the return of Avatar: The Last Airbender. While there will be many titles making their way to Netflix in the upcoming month, there will also be some great movies and TV shows leaving the service for various reasons. So, we compiled a list of all the must-see movies and TV shows for you to watch before they leave Netflix in June 2026 Casino (June 1) Credit – Universal Pictures Casino is an epic crime film directed by Martin Scorsese and co-written by Nicholas Pileggi. Based on Pileggi’s 1995 nonfiction book, the 1995 film is set in Las Vegas,

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Netflix Officially Says Goodbye to a Marvel Favorite's Breakout Role

Netflix has, for years, become the home of the comfort watch. Those older sitcoms you stick on in the background while you're occupying yourself before you go to bed, the shows you watched as a kid that you want to relive, or even more modern ones you've only recently discovered. Now it's clear to everyone that the main reason we all enjoy a sitcom is because they're easy to binge, safe spaces where very little goes wrong, there's resolution at the end of every 22 minutes, and they tend to be those discoveries people stumble into and then immediately recommend to everyone they know. Sadly, one of the very best examples of this,

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Netflix removing beloved comedy series in June 2026 and fans won't be happy

The last thing anyone wants to hear is that their favorite show is leaving Netflix. Whether it's been available to stream on the platform for many years or it was just recently added, it's frustrating when that easy access is taken away. Unfortunately for fans of the Canadian comedy series Kim's Convenience, its time on Netflix will be up once June 2026 rolls around. While What's on Netflix was the first to report on the show's impending removal, the official Kim's Convenience page on Netflix now displays a warning for when it will leave. According to Netflix, the final day to watch all five seasons of the beloved comedy is Monday,

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