The now-solo premium cabler reiterated its 2026 outlook in key metrics as it charts a streaming TV future fueled by franchises like ‘Outlander’ and ‘Power.’
The four-part series will chart the controversial social media personality's rise as he sits in a U.S. jail, along with brother Tristan, fighting extradition to the U.K. on rape and sex trafficking charges.
Diane Morgan’s Philomena Cunk poses awkwardly comedic questions to the Hollywood veterans and others about the history of the silver screen in a six-parter to debut Nov. 15.
“Empires and regimes, dictators and kings, they all come and go. Lake Ontario is forever,” Adams said on his website after releasing another single targeting the President from his upcoming album.
The consulting producer on ‘North of North’ season 2 will develop and create TV series for the streaming giant in Canada, including a new family drama in the works.
The ‘Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In’ creator, who launched the careers of Goldie Hawn and Lily Tomlin, is getting a documentary feature about his seven-decade career to bow across digital platforms on Dec. 8.
The Cannes-winning ‘It Was Just an Accident’ director, having returned to Iran after the Oscars, also had a Tehran Revolutionary Court confiscate his assets and impose a travel and social media ban.
After vice chair Sandra Stern stepped down, Kevin Beggs has tapped key deputy Scott Herbst as president, while current programming head Lee Hollin and casting head Marcello Bellisario have new deals.
The ‘Office’ writer Anthony Q. Farrell and ‘Schitt’s Creek’ scribe Teresa Pavlinek are behind the sitcom set to premiere on Nov. 2 from creators and stars Karim Adam Ahmed and Adrian Neblett.
The ‘Battlestar Galactica’ and ‘Anna Pigeon’ actress nabs the lead in director Erica Orofino’s genre-bender also starring Georgia Bradner and Elizabeth Adams.
His Abrupt Entertainment produced the celebrity documentary ‘Funny Money: The Dane Cook Story,' about the comedian and his family's stunning financial betrayal.
Films like A24's buzzy Elizabeth Holmes documentary that pull the curtain back on fame and tabloid scandals are what’s working in global markets, the MIA Market in Rome heard on Thursday.
Anna Marsh, the chief content officer for the French major, told the MIA Market that global audiences have ever-escalating expectations for films and TV series.