Watch Julia Garner in Inventing Anna’s official trailer
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Garner takes on a bizarre accent to play real-life socialite scammer Anna Delvey in the first show Shonda Rhimes has created since Scandal. Inventing Anna premieres on Netflix on Feb. 11.
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What’s Coming to and Leaving Netflix in February 2022
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February is another big month for Netflix, with one of the most anticipated series of 2022, Inventing Anna, coming to the platform. Created by Shonda Rhimes and starring Julia Garner as the eponymous fake heiress, the show is based on Jessica Pressler’s article “How Anna Delvey Tricked New York’s Party People” in New York. It’s available to stream Feb. 11.
But that’s not the only series we’re looking forward to watching on that date. Feb. 11 marks the release of Love Is Blind Season 2, nearly two years since the reality show featuring men and women dating each other through “pods”— without ever seeing each other before they get engaged — first aired in 2020. Another notable February release on Netflix is Love Is Blind Japan. Following Love Is Blind Brazil, we’re so ready for this wild experiment on whether love is really blind to unfold in another country. Love Is Blind Japan premieres Feb. 8.
February also welcomes the arrival of major Korean titles, after Netflix announced that it’s launching more than 20 Korean shows and movies in 2022. The film Love and Leashes, which stars Seohyun and Lee Jun-young in a BDSM romance, drops Feb. 11. The glossy trailer quickly racked up 2.5 million views on Twitter after Netflix Korea posted it. On the series side, Twenty-Five, Twenty-One and Forecasting Love and Weather are both releasing on Feb. 12. The romantic dramas star Kim Tae-ri and Nam Joo-hyuk, and Park Min-young and Song Kang, respectively.
Also on our radar is Murderville, the murder-mystery based on BBC Three’s Murder in Successville. The series stars Will Arnett and is available to stream Feb. 3. Later in the month, Vikings: Valhalla releases on Feb. 25. It’s a spin-off to History’s widely popular historical drama Vikings which aired from 2013 to 2020.
Here’s the full list of what’s coming to and leaving Netflix in February 2022.
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Coming soon
Business Proposal
Juvenile Justice
Love, Life & Everything in Between
Feb. 1
My Best Friend Anne Frank
Gabby’s Dollhouse Season 4
Raising Dion Season 2
The Addams Family (1991)
Anaconda
Batman Begins
The Book of Eli
The Bourne Ultimatum
Caddyshack
Caddyshack 3
Countdown
The Dark Knight
Despicable Me
Despicable Me 2
The Devil’s Advocate
Donnie Brasco
The Exorcist
The Foreigner
The Hangover
Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole
The Last Samurai
The Lucky One
The Negotiator
The New Guy
New Year’s Eve
The One
The Other Boleyn Girl
The Other Guys
Patsy & Loretta
Transformers: Dark of the Moon
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Warrior
Watchmen
Feb. 2
Dark Desire Season 2
MeatEater Season 10, Part 2
The Tinder Swindler
Feb. 3
Finding Ola
Kid Cosmic Season 3
Murderville
Feb. 4
Looop Lapeta
Sweet Magnolias Season 2
Through My Window
Feb. 8
Child of Kamiari Month
Love Is Blind Japan
Ms. Pat: Y’all Wanna Hear Something Crazy?
Feb. 9
Catching Killers Season 2
Disenchantment Part 4
Ideias à Venda
Only Jokes Allowed
The Privilege
Feb. 10
Into the Wind
St. Vincent
Until Life Do Us Part
Feb. 11
Anne+: The Film
Bigbug
Inventing Anna
Love and Leashes
Love Is Blind Season 2
Love Tactics
Tall Girl 2
Toy Boy Season 2
Feb. 12
Forecasting Love and Weather
Twenty-Five, Twenty-One
Feb. 14
Devotion, a Story of Love and Desire
Fishbowl Wives
Feb. 15
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Ridley Jones Season 3
Feb. 16
Blackhat
Jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy
Secrets of Summer
Swan Shop Season 2
Feb. 17
Erax
Fistful of Vengeance
Forgive Us Our Trespasses
Heart Shot
Mo Gilligan: There’s Mo to Life
Young Wallander: Killer’s Shadow
Feb. 18
The Cuphead Show
Downfall: The Case Against Boeing
Rabbids Invasion Special: Mission to Mars
Space Force Season 2
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Feb. 20
Don’t Kill Me
Feb. 21
Halloween (2007)
Feb. 22
Cat Burglar
RACE: Bubba Wallace
Feb. 23
UFO
Feb. 24
Karma’s World Music Videos
Feb. 25
Back to 15
Merlí. Sapere Aude
Restless
Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming
Vikings: Valhalla
Feb. 28
My Wonderful Life
Two Sentence Horror Stories Season 3
Leaving Netflix in February
Feb. 1
Await Further Instructions
Grown Ups
Feb. 8
Polaroid
Feb. 9
Hitler - A Career
Feb. 19
Good Time
Feb. 15
Studio 54
Feb. 16
Drunk Parents
Feb. 20
Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey
Feb. 25
No Escape
Feb. 26
Edge of Seventeen
Feb. 28
Border Security: America’s Front Line: Season 2
Chocolat
Dances With Wolves
The Darkest Hour
Fool’s Gold
Here Comes the Boom
The Interview
Labyrinth
Law Abiding Citizen
Mars Attacks!
Observe and Report
Rain Man
Sabrina
Sex Drive
Something Borrowed
Soul Surfer
Step Brothers
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Total Recall
We Were Soldiers
Art Industry News: Tracey Emin Wants Her Art Out of 10 Downing Street, Where Boris Johnson Partied During Lockdown + Other Stories
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Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most consequential developments coming out of the art world and art market. Here’s what you need to know on this Thursday, January 20.
NEED-TO-READ
Smithsonian Names Director of the National Museum of the American Indian – Chavez Lamar, a member of San Felipe Pueblo tribe from New Mexico, takes up her new role as director of the Washington, D.C., institution on February 14. The first Native woman to lead a Smithsonian museum, she succeeds Kevin Glover, who left in January 2021. Lamar has served as the museum’s acting associate director since January 2021; she was named assistant director for collections in 2014. (New York Times)
Julia Garner Visited Anna Delvey in Prison – Emmy award-winning actress Julia Garner is playing the art-world fraudster Anna Delvey in an upcoming Netflix series (watch the trailer here). She met the convicted scammer in jail to do research for her starring role in Inventing Anna, and said she found Anna quite sweet. “She was extremely charming,” Garner said. “She’s very gentle. But then her voice gets less soft-spoken when she wants something.” (Yahoo)
Tracey Emin Wants Her Art Removed From Downing Street – Tracey Emin has demanded that Number 10 Downing Street, the seat of the U.K. prime minister, take down an artwork she gifted to the government because the “current situation is shameful.” Boris Johnson is in deep trouble for hosting parties at the official residence while the country was in strict lockdown in 2020 and 2021. Emin’s neon work More Passion has been hanging in there since 2011, when David Cameron was prime minister. “I feel More Passion is the last thing this present government needs,” the artist said in an Instagram post. “It could hang in the British embassy in Cairo, or go back into storage. There are many places it could go.” The prime minister’s office has said it will speak to Emin about her request. (Evening Standard)
Teddy Roosevelt Statue Starts to Come Down – The controversial bronze statue of Theodore Roosevelt, flanked by depictions of a Native American man and an African man on foot, is finally being disassembled after a long debate over its fate. It has been on view at the American Museum of Natural History since 1940 and is scheduled to leave in pieces throughout the week in a $2 million removal process. The statue will go into storage before eventually being transferred to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota. (NYT)
MOVERS & SHAKERS
There’s Gonna Be a Lot of Monet at Auction – Five works by Impressionist Claude Monet could rake in £35 million ($50 million) during Sotheby’s modern and contemporary art evening sale in London in March. The works, which all come from the same American private collection, come with a financial guarantee. Sotheby’s Helena Newman said that Asian buyers in particular have reinvigorated the artists’s market. (ARTnews)
Gagosian to Open in Gstaad – The globe-engulfing gallery will open a new location—it’s 19th!—in the ski town of Gstaad, Switzerland, on February 14. The inaugural show will present never-before-seen oil paintings by Damien Hirst spanning 15 years that depict iconic subjects including Marilyn Monroe and Pablo Escobar. (Press release)
Louis Vuitton Collabs With Sotheby’s on Virgil Abloh Sneaker Drop – Louis Vuitton is selling 200 special-edition pairs of “Air Force 1s” designed by the fashion house’s late artistic director Virgil Abloh at Sotheby’s. Proceeds will benefit the Virgil Abloh™ “Post-Modern” Scholarship Fund, which supports the education of promising students of Black, African American, or African descent. Bidding begins at $2,000. (Press release)
KAWS Goes White Glove – Artnet Auctions’s first white-glove sale of the year was “KAWS: Urge,” which offered the complete set of prints from the artist’s 2020 portfolio, featuring colorful variations of his CHUM character. The auction closed with a 100 percent sell-through rate by volume and a 122 percent rate by value. (Press release)
FOR ART’S SAKE
Hirshhorn and Albright-Knox Jointly Acquire an Infinity Room – The Albright-Knox Art Gallery and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden are the latest institutions to take part in the growing trend of joint acquisitions. The two will share Infinity Mirrored Room—My Heart Is Dancing into the Universe (2018) by Yayoi Kusama, which they bought together for an undisclosed sum. It will first go on display at the new Albright-Knox campus in Buffalo, New York, in 2023. (Press release)
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Shonda Rhimes Names a Chief Content Officer and CMO at Shondaland
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Shonda Rhimes is promoting from within.
Her eponymous company, Shondaland, is upping its longtime development executive Alison Eakle to chief content officer and its strategy and business development officer Chris DiIorio to chief marketing officer. Both are newly created positions at the global media company, as Shondaland is now being billed, given the company’s footprint across TV, film, docs, podcasts and publishing. The news comes as Rhimes has committed to remaining hugely prolific, with a new deal at Netflix that will likely see her expand into gaming, virtual reality and live events.
Eakle has been with Rhimes and company since 2013, when her shows — at that time, Grey’s Anatomy, Private Practice and Scandal — were still staples on ABC. In Eakle’s new role, where she’ll report creatively to Rhimes and her producing partner Betsy Beers, she is expected to lead the development and production teams at what is now a Netflix-based shingle. She will also serve as a co-executive producer on select projects, including the hugely popular Bridgerton franchise and the upcoming Rhimes-penned limited series Inventing Anna, about real-life Soho grifter Anna Delvey (played by Julia Garner).
“Betsy and I are beyond excited to create this new position that takes full advantage of Alison’s talents and allows her to expand her responsibility with the company,” Rhimes said in a statement, adding: “Having a chief content officer allows Betsy and me to spend more time working as a focused creative team on each show.”
As for DiIorio, who began as Rhimes’ personal publicist over a decade ago, his new CMO title will give him oversight of all external marketing and communications for the company. He will continue to be responsible for all brand partnerships (think Dove or Peleton) and integrations for Shondaland content as well.
“Chris and I have a longstanding relationship that has continuously expanded over the past 15 years,” noted Rhimes. “He has been with me on this journey since the early days and it was a natural choice to have him in this new position to steer all marketing, communications and partnerships for Shondaland.”
Eakle and DiIorio, along with Sandie Bailey, Rhimes’ chief design and digital media officer, and Carolyn Mathis, her chief people and culture officer, will report to Shondaland’s recently appointed president, Megha Tolia, creating the new leadership team for the company. Rhimes remains founder and CEO.