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If you’ve ever wanted to enjoy ‘Jeopardy’ without all those pesky history and geography questions, Prime Video has you covered, adding ‘Pop Culture Jeopardy’ to its slate of upcoming new and returning projects.
Read MoreMultiple-Emmy Award winner ‘The Bear’, a gritty and realistic (not-quite) comedy about running a restaurant in Chicago, will be serving up new episodes in June.
Read MoreIn case you needed another reason to distrust AI, this docuseries from the director of ‘Tiger King’ and ‘Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened’ details how a scammer’s use of AI cost hundreds of people a lot of money.
Read MoreSitcom standouts Tina Fey and Steve Carell will headline Netflix’s series adaptation of 1981’s ‘The Four Season’, written and directed by Alan Alda.
Read MoreNo premiere date for the second season of Wednesday has been announced yet, but shooting begins this month in a new location: Ireland.
Read MoreGet ready for more Godzilla and more of his friends too, as Apple has struck a monster of a deal with Legendary Entertaiment.
Read More‘Bodkin’ and ‘The Image of You’ may not look like they have much in common, because they don’t, but they are both crime-based dramas that get released a day apart so why not feature them together?
Read MoreThe countdown is on: who will be the first to develop a product that will change the American breakfast table forever more: Kellogg’s or Post? You probably already know the answer, but ‘Unfrosted: the Pop Tart Story” tells a zany – though mostly made-up – origin story.
Read MoreIf there’s a little more polish to the new season of venerable sci-fi series ‘Doctor Who’, that’s due to Disney co-producing it with the BBC, but the show’s wibbly-wobbley, timey-wimey adventures haven’t changed.
Read More‘The Acolyte’ is set 100 years before ‘The Phantom Menace’, further back in the timeline than any other ‘Star Wars’ live-action production to date.
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