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Last month, Gayle King was reportedly gearing up to sign a multi-million dollar deal with CBS to stay at the network for another year. Insiders close to the situation indicated that CBS were very much interested in keeping her on board at This Morning as ratings continued to decline. However, Page Six reports that because negotiations with the […]
Alec Baldwin had a day off on Saturday, after Saturday Night Live eschewed its regular Trump-based cold open in favor of some other very famous halfway crooks. Saturday night’s episode, which was hosted by Emma Stone, featured a group of very famous criminals, in what was a spot-on spoof of MSNBC’s “Lockup.” SNL took direct […]
HQ Trivia‘s Scott Rogowsky explained his decision to step away from the ultra-popular trivia app. The host, known affectionately as Quiz Daddy, is leaving for a new baseball show on upstart sports network DAZN. He explained on Twitter that he attempted to stay on at HQ Trivia, but couldn’t make it work. A MESSAGE TO […]
A group of students in Germany found that patiently awaiting the Game of Thrones season 8 premiere wasn’t worth the anticipation, so they developed a program to try and predict who will live and who will die by the end of the series finale. Computer scientists studying at the Technical University of Munich are using an algorithm […]
Details about Disney‘s upcoming streaming service have been unveiled. Kevin Mayer, head of Disney’s direct-to-consumer division, revealed at their investor event on Thursday that the company will “likely” offer a bundle that includes Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu at a discounted rate to “offer more value for consumers,” according to The Verge. Disney+ will be available for either $6.99 per month […]
Variety has learned that a TV series based on the 1993 film The Sandlot is being developed by Disney+. The show will take place in 1984, and follow the children of the movie’s original characters. Back in February, The Sandlot director and co-writer David Mickey Evans appeared on The Rain Delay podcast where he teased […]
Netflix, the home of Beyoncé‘s upcoming Coachella documentary, is getting into publishing. The ever-expanding streaming giant is reportedly prepping to launch a new “print journal” tentatively called Wide, per a Bloomberg report. The publication is expected to be handed out free of charge at events (presumably screenings, etc.) the streaming platform hosts in connection with its slate […]
In a move that seems destined to split cinephiles along generational lines, Netflix is looking to buy the historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. According to Deadline, the streaming giant wants to purchase the site of Hollywood’s first-ever movie premiere to give them a brick-and-mortar location to screen their original films. While more future-phobic film lovers […]
By George R.R. Martin‘s assessment, it’s too soon for HBO’s Game of Thrones to be calling it a day. In a wide-ranging chat with The Hollywood Reporter published while I awaited new Uzi Monday, Martin—who penned the A Song of Ice and Fire books on which the HBO series is based—was asked to explain his feelings […]
Seven seasons, 67 episodes—and soon to be 73 episodes, after Game of Thrones‘ final-season bows this May. An ensemble comprising some two dozen or more main characters, each belonging to families whose lineages bring with them an inheritance of conflict both internal and external, which informs the story at hand. There’s a reason why virtually […]
