Netflix is not resting — while you are finishing the third season of "Bridgerton," the streaming giant is already preparing a new array of stars.
Who will burst onto the screen and into our hearts in 2025 (or has already done so)? Let's find out who will replace Cooper Koch and Millie Bobby Brown as the kings and queens of Netflix.

Young Blood: Stars Who Hold the Future
The series "Adolescence" sparked a strong response — a drama that was released at the end of March. In the first few weeks, the series garnered 124 million views, placing it 3rd among the most popular English-language series in Netflix history.A story of coming of age, pain, and hope — the British mini-series has become a real storm in social media and the media. Viewers argue, cry, re-watch. And it's all thanks to Owen Cooper — a young debutant who played the lead role so well that critics are seriously talking about a "new DiCaprio."

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Comebacks: Stars We've Been Waiting For
In 2025, Netflix is once again focusing on spectacular comebacks. One of the main highlights of the spring is the film "The Life List" starring Sofia Carson. Yes, the very same Carson you remember from "Purple Hearts" is back in the spotlight.
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Gothic Revival: Wednesday is Back in Action
Another piece of good news concerns the series "Wednesday": the second season is already on the way, so soon we will see Jenna Ortega again as the gloomy Addams girl. By the way, Lady Gaga has joined the cast, as reported by Variety. Yes, she has a cameo — but if fans of the show are to be believed, it might turn the plot upside down. According to the editorial team at zoomboola.com, the second season will be madness (in a good way)!Our Choice: "Sirens"
In May, the miniseries "Sirens" premieres — a dark Netflix comedy about class conflicts, power, and female solidarity. The showrunner is Molly Smith Metzler, the writer and producer of "Maid" (2021) and "Orange Is the New Black" (2013), so you can expect bold themes in abundance.The series will feature Kevin Bacon, whom we haven't seen in major and prominent roles for a while. Personally, I've already bookmarked "Sirens." Black comedy + Kevin Bacon = a great cocktail for an evening binge-watch. What do you think about it?

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