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Matt and his best friend since college, Foggy Nelson, began their own law practice, Nelson & Murdock, and ended up hiring one of their first clients, Karen Page ... love life has been more chaotic. He ...

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The protagonist of Netflix's Daredevil show and now the lead character of his own MCU TV series, Charlie Cox returns to play ...

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March is shaping up to be an exciting month filled with adventure, action and fun on Disney Plus. Leading the lineup this month is Marvel's highly anticipated "Daredevil: Born Again," where Matt ...

A Thousand Blows is a brutal exposé of the criminal underbelly of Victorian England, with illegal boxing at its heart. We spoke to boxing coach Jamal Akay about his role in getting the show’s stars ...

The comments came during a brief procedural hearing on Friday ... who argued before the packed court on Friday that her client was being treated differently to other defendants.