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Charles Barkley was on fire on Thursday night, sounding off on the Jussie Smollett drama as only he can.

As the Netflix library continues to round into form, with an increasing number of original shows and movies hitting the service every year, we seem to be losing fewer and fewer blockbusters from month to month. The same can be said of March 2019, as there are once again only a few notable dismissals from Netflix, including two live-action Disney flicks: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End and 2017's Beauty and the Beast.But the toughest pill to swallow has to be Role Models, which remains David Wain's best movie (a close call, Wet Hot American Summer) and one of the better Paul Rudd performances ever filmed. If you somehow missed it in 2008 (not calling anyone out by name (Mike)) you should definitely add this comedy to your queue.Here are the ten best movies that Netflix is dumping next month, and the date on which they will be dumped. If you don't watch them before then, you might never get to see them on Netflix at all: * Bruce Almighty (March 1st) * Fair Game (March 1st) * Ghostbusters (March 1st) * The Breakfast Club (March 1st) * The Gift (March 1st) * United 93 (March 1st) * Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (March 4th) * Role Models (March 16th) * Beauty and the Beast (March 18th) * Party of Five: Seasons 1-6 (March 31st)Once you've had your fill of content that will be disappearing from Netflix next month, you can check out the full list of movies, shows and specials being added to Netflix in March to take their place.

A guest who appeared on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show said African Americans “need to move on” from slavery because it was abolished “a century-and-a-half ago”. Mark Steyn, a cultural commentator, made the comments on Thursday during a segment discussing 2020 presidential candidates who are in favour of reparations for African Americans. During his rant, Steyn said: “Slavery was abolished a century and a half ago, nobody alive today has a grandparent who was a slave, and in that sense I think you reach a point where, you know, you need to move on.

"This is going to be an especially chaotic time," said the host of "CuomoPrime Time

Meghan Markle drew fresh scorn from British media this week after celebrating the imminent arrival of her first baby with what they described as an "extravagant" trip to New York in a private jet. The Duchess of Sussex, due to give birth in the spring, returned to Britain Thursday after enjoying a party with celebrity friends at what British papers referred to as "the most expensive hotel suite in the US". The party, hosted at Manhattan's Mark Hotel by Serena Williams and attended by other high-profile figures including Amal Clooney, saw guests serenaded by a harpist and given expensive gifts, they reported.

They went to a basketball game, and she was much more passionate about it than he was.