Netflix has published a trailer for Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness, a new unscripted series hosted by one of Queer Eye’s stars, which will premiere later this month. On December 31st, the sixth season of the latter series premiered. Getting Curious will follow Van Ness as he investigates issues about which he is curious. Since 2015, Van Ness has hosted a weekly podcast of the same name.
Plot- Jonathan Van Ness’ Getting Curious is an openly smart and eccentric investigation of the themes and ideas that pique his interest. Each episode follows Jonathan as he talks with specialists in many industries to explore intricacies in a wide range of themes, from skyscrapers to bugs, or gender identity to munchies.
Is “Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness: Season 1” on Prime Video?
“Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness: Season 1” is not going to be hosted on Prime Video. The Exorcist, Inside Edge are some best suggestions from Prime Video.
Is “Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness: Season 1” on HBO Max?
“Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness: Season 1” is not going to premiere on HBO Max. The Vow, Industry are some best series from HBO Max.
Is “Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness: Season 1” on Hulu?
“Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness: Season 1” would not be hosted on Hulu. Reprisal, Catch-22 are some options from Hulu.
Is “Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness: Season 1” on Netflix?
On January 28th, the six-episode season will premiere on Netflix.
Netflix has lowered its subscription pricing in India, attempting to maintain its dominance in the country’s highly competitive subscription-video-on-demand (SVoD) sector.
Netflix hiked the price of its monthly subscription packages in the United States by $1 to $2, boosting income and allowing the company to spend more money on programming.
The price hikes range from a $1 rise for Netflix’s basic plan, which only permits one user at a time, to a $2 increase for the premium service, which includes an ultra-high-definition picture and four screens. In the United States, the company’s regular plan now costs $15.49, an increase of $1.50.
The most recent price increase by the streaming industry leader was in October 2020, when the base plan was increased by $1. It has been increasing them every one or two years for the past few years. In Canada, where the mid-tier subscription costs C$16.49, Netflix upped pricing as well.
Netflix’s ‘Basic’ package, which offers standard definition (SD) playing on a single mobile, tablet, computer, or television screen, has been cut from Rs 499 to Rs 199 per month.
The popular mobile-only plan has also been reduced in price, from Rs 199 to Rs 149 per month.
Users who subscribe to Netflix on the ‘Standard’ tier will pay Rs 499 per month instead of Rs 649. Two simultaneous screens and high-definition (HD) playback are supported by the base tier subscription.
Netflix’s most costly ‘Premium’ subscription tier is now Rs 649 per month, down from Rs 799 previously.