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Apple TV’s multiple-award winning series ‘The Studio’, now shooting its second season, will revive the biopic about the Material Girl that was to star Julia Garner as Madonna…or at least, the concept of the film.
Read MoreCBS is moving two episodes of half-hour syndicated comedy ‘Comics Unleashed’ from 12:35am up an hour to Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Night’ timeslot the day after the long-running talkfest is shuttered.
Read MoreNetflix’s new bingeable series ‘Something Very Bad is Going to Happen’ is exactly what it says on the label: an inescapable feeling of dread spawned by a very creepy family planning a very strange wedding.
Read MoreMarvel’s series about an actor (who secretly has superpowers) pretending to be a regular actor who’s just playing a fictional superhero is returning.
Read MoreShowrunner Lisa McKee has followed up her rollicking comedy ‘Derry Girls’ with ‘How to Get to Heaven from Belfast’, another rollicking comedy, but one with mystery, mayhem, and a touch of murder.
Read MoreFox Network cancelled it back in 2002, but the spaceship Serenity is ready to take to the skies again in a new animated ‘Firefly’ series that will feature stars Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, and even Alan Tudyk – we hope.
Read MoreTwo early ‘Doctor Who’ episodes featuring his longtime nemesis the Daleks, long thought to be lost to the cost-cutting measures of the BBC, were recovered in an “eclectic” film lovers posthumous donation to a British film society.
Read MoreNo longer curbed, Larry David returns to HBO Max with a history-themed sketch comedy show produced by none other than Barack and Michelle Obama.
Read MoreDisney is developing ‘Tink’ as a dramatic live-action series based on the J. M. Barrie character first appearing in the 1953 Walt Disney adaptation of Peter Pan.
Read More‘Ashes to Ashes’, now streaming on Tubi, is a worthy successor to British sci-fi police drama ‘Life on Mars’ – set in the 1980s and featuring a female cop – but still has the devilishly charming DCI Gene Hunt.
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