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PBS and PBS Masterpiece have shared even more TV show renewal and cancellation news as we gear up for more shows to debut on the fan favorite network
Its moguls are ripe subjects for drama, and there is huge anticipation for forthcoming features The Social Reckoning and Artificial. But other projects have failed as the film industry is increasingly colonised by IT empires
Summer will be over before you know it, and now is as good a time as any to prepare for new television. Whether school will consume your weekdays or you’re working daily anyway, broadcast and cable networks and streaming services have plenty of new and returning shows to offer a break from hard work and…
Ari Emanuel’s Mari has signed a deal to acquire Broadway and West End theater giant ATG Entertainment
Kristen Stewart‘s edgy, alt-girl style streak continued with her Alex Perry dress on Monday night’s episode of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” in New York City
Before the 21st century, TV could be sorted into three categories: hits, flops, and cult classics. Hits that touched a societal nerve—The Twilight Zone, Norman Lear sitcoms—earned a place in our collective memory. Flops were soon forgotten, and usually deserved it. Cult classics like My So-Called Lifeand Dark Shadowsvaried in popularity during their runs but…
The updated runtime of the Digger movie is not what Tom Cruise fans expected. Earlier, it was announced that Digger would mark a milestone for Cruise, as one of the longest movies of his career. However, a new runtime has been added for the satirical black comedy movie
Lucy Liu (Charlie’s Angels, Kill Bill, Presence, Rosemead) has boarded Reset, a sci-fi dramedy from writer-directors Celine Tien and Jerry Hsu, as executive producer
Brad Pitt has entered into the heated debate regarding the use of artificial intelligence in the arts, arguing that AI could be a valuable “tool” for the movie industry – specifically for mid-budget films