The latest: Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory on launching platform to feed NHS workers, 6,000 meals a day and counting; ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ newcomers Sidney Flanigan and Talia Ryder embrace film’s VOD release to tell its topical story; ‘Caroline, Or Change’ composer Jeanine Tesori contemplates the hope in plans, the lessons of plagues and how we serve now; Suze Orman’s no-holds-barred coronavirus financial survival plan
After month of hype and anticipation, Quibi is finally here and it's a mixed bag, as our video review above says.
Launching today, Jeffery Katzenberg's big name filled mobile platform was available for download in app stores with over 20 shows of various genres ready for viewing. Taking this initial slate for the…
Investigation Discovery is getting into theTiger King business. The factual broadcaster is plotting a follow-up to the breakout Netflix series.
Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness, which launched on Netflix on March 20 and has become one of the streamer's most-talked about titles, tells the story of Joe Exotic…
EXCLUSIVE: Dominic Monaghan has struck a development partnership with Cream Productions, the company behind CNN's upcoming series The Story of Late Night, to develop and produce non-scripted programming.
The British actor, who starred in Lost, The Lord of the Rings trilogy and Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker, will…
We’ll have to wait a little longer for the season 11 premiere of FXX’s Emmy-winning animated comedy series Archer.
“Due to production challenges and scheduling issues” season 11 will no longer premiere on May 6,” the network said Monday in a statement. FX will shift the premiere date to later this year.
Archer, as…
Breeders, the FX and Sky comedy starring Martin Freeman and Daisy Haggard, opens with Freeman’s Paul working from home, trying to ignore his kids making a racket upstairs.
Although he tries to talk himself out of it as he climbs the stairs, he can’t help but scream, "Jesus, fxxking Christ, how many times do I have to…
James Drury, who played the mysterious, nameless title character on the 1960s NBC Western The Virginian, died today of natural causes. He was 85. His death was announced on the actor's Facebook page by his longtime assistant, Karen Lindsey.
“It is with immense sadness that I let you all know that James Drury, our…
FilmFest Munchen, the second-largest film festival in Germany behind the Berlinale, has decided to cancel its 2020 edition due to the coronavirus pandemic. It had been due to take place June 25 – July 4.
In a statement, festival organizers said they had considered numerous possibilities including shortening the event…
After late-night and daytime talk shows one by one returned to television with remotely produced episodes amid the coronavirus outbreak, we have the first primetime scripted series to embark on virtual production to make a fresh episode reflecting the current realities while complying with the rules of social…
Editors’ Note: Part of an editor's challenge now is to hatch stories, including some that take readers' minds off layoffs and hardship. An oft-told tale last Oscar season was how Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro nixed a green light for The Winter of Frankie Machine to make The Irishman. So I asked Don Winslow…
Honor Blackman, best known for playing Bond girl Pussy Galore in 1964’s Goldfinger, has died of natural causes unrelated to coronavirus at her home in Sussex, England. She was 94.
Her death was announced by her family to UK’s The Guardian.
"It's with great sadness that we have to announce the death of Honor Blackman…
As COVID-19 continues to delay events, premieres and festivals, the ATX Television Festival isn’t going to let it deter them from bringing the annual fest to TV fans all over the country. Co-founders of the fest Caitlin McFarland and Emily Gipson announced today that instead of people flocking to Texas for the fest…
Actors' Equity Association is calling for federal COBRA subsidies for health insurance as a new report shows skyrocketing unemployment claims by arts and entertainment workers in New York because of the COVID-19 shutdown.
The New York State Department of Labor reports that arts and entertainment workers accounted for…
