If you were awaiting word about a third season for Netflix’s Emmy-nominated comedy series GLOW — the wait continues.

The writers of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling did a bit of ring-worthy bobbing and weaving when asked during this morning’s TCA presentation whether the next season of the show would take place in Las…

EXCLUSIVE: Marc Maron, a standout on Netflix’s original series GLOW which is readying for its Season 2 return, has signed with ICM Partners.

Maron is a writer, producer, showrunner, stand-up comic and podcaster, the latter as host of his long-running "WTF with Marc Maron" that has featuring among its guests President B…

Returning for Season 2 of Netflix’s ’80s wrestling comedy GLOW, Marc Maron slipped back into B-movie director Sam Sylvia with a level of ease, finding the biggest challenge and the most excitement in bringing the character to new levels of emotional depth.

In GLOW's second season, Sylvia's depth demonstrates itself…

It took one character by the name of Sam Sylvia to convince Marc Maron he could add serious actor to a résumé that includes comedian, world-class podcaster, Grade A talk-show guest, radio personality, book author and many more titles in a quirky, successful career. But in the Netflix series GLOW he hit it right out of…

The 1980s are a big destination on the cultural landscape nowadays and, after the success of Stranger Things last summer, the Reagan Era is a big deal on Netflix too as the binge-worthy GLOW makes very clear.

Set in 1985 and the spandex-covered world of female wrestling and partially based on the nutty four-season seri…

Marc Maron is set as the male lead opposite Alison Brie in G.L.O.W., Netflix's 10-episode straight-to-series comedy executive produced by Orange Is the New Black creator Jenji Kohan.

Created by Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch, G.L.O.W. was inspired by the real story of the 1980s female wrestling league. Set in Los…

The fourth season of IFC’s Maron will be its last. Marc Maron announced today on his WTF Podcast that he felt the series had run its course and Wednesday’s Season 4 finale would serve as the series finale.

IFC has ordered a fourth season of Maron, its semi-autobiographical original comedy starring stand-up comic and podcaster Marc Maron as a fictionalized version of himself. Production on 13 half-hour episodes of the Fox 21 series begins in January for a spring debut.

The cable net descibes Maron’s character as the amiab…

Marc Maron: More Later is slated to premiere at 10 PM Friday, December 4 on Epix.

The stand-up comedian, actor and author tackles religion, relationships, rage, Skype sex and ice cream among other topics in the special filmed this year at The Vic Theatre in Chicago. Maron made headlines last month when he interviewed P…

"I'm a big fan and I love conversations like this," Barack Obama told Marc Maron today in his Highland Park garage. As Deadline exclusively revealed late on June 17, the President of the United States went on the WTF With Marc Maron podcast today for a wide-ranging discussion with the comedian. The full 1-hour WTF…

EXCLUSIVE: Seems Barack Obama is coming to L.A. this week for more than just Hollywood cash. After big-bucks fundraisers at Chuck Lorre and Tyler Perry's not-inconsiderable Pacific Palisades and Beverly Hills pads on Thursday, the leader of the free world is going to spend a little bit of time on Friday morning in a…

In addition to shooting season three of his hit IFC TV series, Maron, comedian Marc Maron has been busy maintaining his podcast, WTF with Marc Maron, which has consistently placed number one on the iTunes comedy charts, and filming a new interview show for Vice. Here he discusses improvisation, the therapy of casting…