PBS
Funny Woman has only aired the first episode of Season 1 on most PBS stations, but over in the U.K., Sky Max is gearing up to start filming Season 2. Along with the start of production in Liverpool, the production studio also announced new casting for the new season,
Paramount+
The drumbeat that the end of Paramount as a standalone company is nigh is getting louder. The end of 2023 brought headlines that the head of Warner Brothers Discovery, the infamous David Zaslav, responsible for canceling many of our favorite shows because they weren't heteronormative enough, didn'
CBS
It was big news at the beginning of 2024 when the first iteration of Mickey Mouse passed out of copyright into the public domain, not just because the iconic Disney icon had been under protection for so long, but because the company actively worked to change laws to keep it
Netflix
British author Candice Carty-Williams became the first Black author to win the top prize at the British Book Awards with her hit novel Queenie in 2019. The novel has since been optioned by Channel 4 and will be the next co-production between the network and Hulu, slated to arrive on
Movies
Amy Winehouse's career lasted all of six years and two albums, beginning with the release of Frank in 2005, followed by the smash hit Back to Black in 2007, and ending with her death via overdose in 2011 at the age of 27. However, for those six years,
Apple TV
Dirty cops, a murder mystery, a dogged detective willing to buck the system: these are things we’ve seen many times before. What truly sets Apple TV+’s new series Criminal Record apart is the cast. I mean, how can you not want to watch a show starring Peter Capaldi
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The original series Belgravia was a Julian Fellowes production through and through. Based on a novel Fellowes himself wrote, the series focused on a pair of families bound together by an unspoken secret: An illegitimate child. On paper, it had everything—deception, infidelity, long-lost relatives, false identities, and lots of
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AMC+'s shows about contemporary magic have been headlined by adaptations of the American Anne Rice novels Interview with a Vampire and Mayfair Witches. But the European old world is where many of those tales originate from, so it's not surprising that the latest offering, streaming jointly
Paramount+
In our current entertainment environment, almost no one likes to take risks, professionally speaking. It's why many "new" pieces of media are little more than rehashed versions of old ones. (Even in the best of circumstances.) From sequels and larger franchise universes to spinoffs and prequels,
PBS
When Mary Berry left The Great British Baking Show after Season 7, she refused to head to Channel 4 along with the series due to her longstanding relationship with the BBC. She's been doing stand-and-stir presentations on British television since the 1970s as the resident cook on Afternoon
ITV
For those who pay attention to British culture and politics, the series Mr. Bates vs The Post Office has been practically unavoidable since New Year's Day 2024. The four-part drama, based on the real-life court case of the same name, stars Toby Jones (The Long Shadow) as the
Netflix
Love rarely follows a straight line, a fact which is more evident than usual in the trailer for Netflix's upcoming romantic drama One Day, a swoon-worthy story of fate, chance encounters, and the unexpected connections that go on to shape our lives. “It’s one of the great