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‘Severance’ Season 2 Sets Release Date, Unveils Teaser Trailer
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Eva Longoria, ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ Team Join Forces for Mexican Soccer Docuseries
The show for FX and Disney+ Latin America will follow the Necaxa club, in which Longoria has an ownership stake.
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Ellen Pompeo to Return for More Episodes on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
The executive producer who stars as Meredith Grey will be back onscreen for at least seven hours of season 21.
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‘SVU’ Season 26, ‘Chicago’ Shows Set Premiere Dates at NBC
The network will roll out 'The Voice' and its dramas at the start of the fall season and hold back its comedies for a few weeks.
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‘Severance’ Season 2 Sets Release Date, Unveils Teaser Trailer
Severance season two is returning to the office. The second installment of Apple’s workplace thriller will return in January 2025, the streamer announced Wednesday. The 10-episode season will be released weekly over the first two months of the new year. A brief teaser released Wednesday unveiled the date and takes fans back to the iconic […]
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Eva Longoria, ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ Team Join Forces for Mexican Soccer Docuseries
Following the success of Welcome to Wrexham, FX is turning its sights to another soccer club, this time in Mexico. The cable outlet and Disney+ Latin America have ordered a docuseries following the fortunes of Mexican soccer team Club Necaxa. The show’s executive producers include Eva Longoria — who has an ownership stake in the team […]
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Ellen Pompeo to Return for More Episodes on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
Meredith Grey will be doing more rounds when Grey’s Anatomy returns. Ellen Pompeo, who has starred as Dr. Meredith Grey since the Shonda Rhimes-produced ABC series launched in 2005, will be back for more episodes when season 21 returns. Viewers will see her onscreen in at least seven episodes in the forthcoming season, The Hollywood […]
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‘SVU’ Season 26, ‘Chicago’ Shows Set Premiere Dates at NBC
NBC is spreading out its fall premieres, focusing on dramas and The Voice in the first couple of weeks of the 2024-25 season and holding its two comedy blocks for a little bit later. The rollout of the network’s fall schedule includes the usual Wednesday spot for the three Chicago series, all of which open […]
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TV Ratings: ‘House of the Dragon’ Hits Season High With Bloody Battle
A pivotal episode of House of the Dragon drew the show’s biggest first-night audience of its season so far. The episode, “The Red Dragon and the Gold,” portrayed the Battle at Rook’s Rest, a key moment in author George R.R. Martin’s novel Fire & Blood and the larger Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and […]
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Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Landman’ Reveals First Look and Premiere Date
Paramount+’s next Taylor Sheridan series now has some first-look photos and premiere date. Landman starring Oscar-winner Billy Bob Thornton will premiere Nov. 17. The official description: “Set in the proverbial boomtowns of West Texas, Landman is a modern-day tale of fortune seeking in the world of oil rigs. Based on the notable 11-part podcast Boomtown, […]
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Lisa Kudrow Plays Jolly Robber Leader in ‘Time Bandits’ Trailer for Apple TV+
Lisa Kudrow plays the jolly leader of a merry band of thieves in the official trailer for Time Bandits, the Apple TV+ fantasy comedy that co-creator Taika Waititi adapted from the 1981 Terry Gilliam film of the same name. “Nothing is too big for us to steal,” Kudrow’s character, Penelope, explains to the series’ hero, […]
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‘Umbrella Academy’ Tries to Save the World One Last Time in Season 4 Trailer
The Umbrella Academy has one last chance to save the timeline. Netflix released the season four trailer for one of the streamer’s most popular shows on Tuesday, teasing the group embattled in one last mission to save the world. Among others, Nick Offerman will join the season four cast, and fans catch glimpses of his […]
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Every Episode of ‘The Bear,’ Ranked
The Bear is breakneck television — often more of a thriller than a comedy, despite what certain awards shows would have you believe. The FX series from creator Christopher Storer and co-showrunner Joanna Calo stars Jeremy Allen White as professionally and emotionally embattled chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, a restaurant superstar trying to turn his family’s sandwich […]
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Halle Berry, Glenn Close to Star With Kim Kardashian in Hulu Legal Drama From Ryan Murphy
A Hulu drama series featuring Kim Kardashian has lined up some A-list talent to star opposite the reality TV mogul. Halle Berry and Glenn Close have joined the cast of All’s Fair, a legal drama from megaproducer Ryan Murphy and 20th Television. The pair will also be executive producers alongside Murphy and Kardashian. Per usual […]
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Streaming Ratings: ‘Your Honor’ Jumps to No. 1
A week after making its first appearance on the streaming charts, former Showtime drama Your Honor has rocketed to No. 1 overall. The series starring Bryan Cranston nearly tripled its viewing time on Netflix and Paramount+ in the week of June 9, grabbing 1.53 billion minutes (vs. 544 million the week before) and bumping Bridgerton […]
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Disney’s ‘Primos’ Creator and First Trailer Reveal New Animated Series Celebrating Her Diverse Multicultural Family (Exclusive)
Primos creator Natasha Kline has known since she was little that she wanted to make her own show. “I was five years old and I was like, “I want to be an animator,’” she recalls. Equally influential on the childhood of the director/writer/storyboard artist was her large, diverse family and hometown of L.A., a giant […]
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How That Brutal ‘House of the Dragon’ Battle Death Played Out in the Book
[This story contains spoilers from season two, episode four of House of the Dragon, “The Red Dragon and the Gold.”] If the Dance of the Dragons wasn’t already officially on, it certainly is now. In its fourth episode, House of the Dragon season two finally went there — “there” meaning, full-on dragon-on-dragon violence, in the much-hyped […]
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‘House of the Dragon’: Ewan Mitchell on That Cliffhanger Dragon Battle and Why “There’s No Going Back”
[This story contains spoilers from season two, episode four of House of the Dragon, “The Red Dragon and the Gold.”] It’s always Aemond, isn’t it? House of the Dragon fans were finally awarded some dragon-to-dragon action Sunday night when, in episode four of season two, titled “The Red Dragon and the Gold,” Ser Criston Cole […]
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NFL Cheerleader Pay: How Much Do ‘America’s Sweethearts’ and Other Teams Actually Make?
“I would say I’m making like a Chick-fil-A worker that works full time,” former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Katherine Puryear tells viewers during the first episode of Netflix’s latest docuseries hit America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The former professional cheerleader, a commentator throughout the series, offered the explanation after being asked point-blank how much she made […]
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DC’s Arkham Asylum TV Show Not Moving Forward at Max
The gates to Arkham Asylum are closing — for now. A DC show for Max centering on the hospital populated by Batman villains is no longer moving forward, at least in its current iteration, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The latest version of the show had The Staircase‘s Antonio Campos set as showrunner and The […]
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