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Every month, Netflix revamps their streaming service, removing some of the older content

while also adding a bunch of new shows, movies, and TV specials to the service.

Today, we're going to hit you with our picks for what you should be dying to watch this

June.

You're welcome in advance.

One of the biggest series to hit the streaming giant this June is season 2 of Luke Cage.

This season, which picks up where 2017's The Defenders left off, finds Luke settling

into the role of being Harlem's Hero.

It isn't easy: he's trying to figure out what being a superhero in the social media

age really means, but he also has a new foe in the form of Bushmaster, who's portrayed

by Mustafa Shakir.

Bushmaster appears to match up with Luke, blow-for-blow, giving Power Man a run for

his money.

Check out Luke's exploits when Luke Cage returns on June 22.

For fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Netflix is adding a special treat in the form

of 2017's Thor: Ragnarok to the service.

Saving the Thor series was this Taika Waititi-directed flick that added a hefty dose of the comedy

that made people love the Guardians of the Galaxy films to a cast that found room for

Mark Ruffalo's Hulk, Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie, and Jeff Goldblum being Jeff Goldblum, in

space.

If you haven't watched, we hope you block out June 5 on your calendar.

Another series returning for its second season is GLOW, which hits on June 29.

The critically-acclaimed first season was loosely based on the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling

television show that ran in the 1980s.

Starring Alison Brie, Betty Gilpin, and Marc Maron, season 2 should pick up nicely where

season 1 left off: with the women completing their first TV taping.

Has the show picked up an audience?

Is their newfound fame getting to their heads?

There's only one way to find out.

When Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio link it, beautiful things happen, and if you

never saw 2006's The Departed when it hit theaters, or on DVD, you'll have the opportunity

now as it will be added to Netflix on June 1.

The story, which is set in Boston, finds Jack Nicholson playing a boss in the Irish mob

who puts a mole in the Massachusetts State Police around the same time DiCaprio's character,

a state trooper, is sent to go undercover in the mob's crew.

It won four Oscars, including wins for Best Picture and Best Director, and should be a

part of your summer viewing.

Finally, if Star Wars is your thing and you're one of the few people who didn't hit the

theaters in December of 2017 to partake in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, that epic hits Netflix

on June 26.

Picking up directly where The Force Awakens left off, we journey with Rey as she seeks

to learn the ways of the Jedi from Luke Skywalker himself.

It features Adam Driver's conflicted Kylo Ren, a heartwarming performance from the late

Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia, and wall-to-wall battles between the Rebel Alliance and the

Empire.

Well there you have it; you might as well stay indoors, crank that A/C, and get your

Netflix on.

They've got more than enough entertainment for movie and TV lovers.

Check out the full list of what's coming to, and leaving, Netflix on Complex dot com.

For Complex News, I'm Natasha.

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Man Utd transfer news: Aston Villa star Jack Grealish on radar of Jose Mourinho - Duration: 3:54.

Man Utd transfer news: Aston Villa star Jack Grealish on radar of Jose Mourinho

The 22-year-old impressed in the Championship this season and helped Villa reach the play-off final.

United are said to be fans of Grealish and the driving runs he makes from deep in midfield.

Grealish played in the play-off final defeat to Fulham on Saturday and if he stays at Villa will be set for another season in the Championship.

The Sun claim Jose Mourinho wants the youngster as a long-term prospect at Old Trafford.

United are set to sign Brazilian midfielder Fred from Shakhtar Donetsk for £44m as a more immediate solution.

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That's following the retirement of Michael Carrick and the uncertain future of Marouane Fellaini.

Manchester United supremo Ed Woodward wants to wrap up the deal for Fred before the World Cup starts in two weeks time.

Starsport understand Mourinho is also in talks with Tottenham over defender Toby Alderweireld.

United are keen to get as much of their business done before the World Cup as they can with the transfer window shutting earlier than usual.

Aston Villa ace Grealish scored three goals and provided six assists to his team-mates in the Championship this season.

United are set to be busy this summer with Sky Sports pundit Charlie Nicholas predicting four players could leave the club quickly.

He said: "I really do think this is about who Jose is going to sell rather than buy at the moment as it really is such a mismatch of players.

"I think he will be looking at the ones he can get rid of quickly, so Anthony Martial ticks that box if they can find a buyer.

"Paul Pogba would be another if the right offer came in and Luke Shaw surely has to go.

"If I were Martial I would want to leave anyway.

He must look at Jose and think he doesnt trust me.

"Marcus Rashford might contemplate it but being from the youth set-up I think hell stay.

"Juan Mata might also head back to Spain.

"Theres probably over £200m of players there, then with that budget hes got options, but I honestly dont know who he goes after as his style is old-fashioned and top-class players would be put off by the way they play.".