Today’s Entertainment News - August 30, 2025

Netflix’s true-crime documentary Unknown Number: The High School Catfish continued to dominate headlines today with several notable developments:

Owen McKenny Profile Released

Moviedelic published an in-depth feature titled “Owen McKenny: Where is the Cyberbullying Survivor Now?” detailing how the documentary’s co-subject has coped in the wake of relentless harassment. The article chronicles Owen’s journey from high-school student at the center of an anonymous-text stalking investigation to the present, highlighting his legal cooperation with authorities and his personal reflections on resilience and recovery.

PopCulture Ranks Documentary at No. 2

PopCulture.com released its latest Netflix streaming chart for August 30, 2025, placing Unknown Number: The High School Catfish at No. 2, trailing only The Thursday Murder Club. The ranking underscores robust viewership for Netflix’s August 29 premiere, driven by audience fascination with the film’s shocking twist-that the anonymous harasser was the victim’s own mother-and its broader commentary on cyberbullying.

Continued Spotlight on the Licari Family

Following yesterday’s Tudum article on Kendra Licari’s release from prison and current status, social-media engagement around the Licari family remains high. Fans and critics alike are debating the ethics of featuring both victim and perpetrator in the same documentary, as well as the film’s potential to spark conversations about digital safety in schools.

As Unknown Number: The High School Catfish cements its place among Netflix’s most talked-about releases of the summer, today’s coverage reflects ongoing public intrigue in the real-life drama and its aftermath.