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A few months ago, Ruby Rose announced her decision to vacate the titular role in the CW’s Batwoman series after just one season. At the time she didn’t really go into too much detail beyond that, but Variety reported that internal friction was stemming from her unhappiness with the long hours she was spending on set. Now, several months after that decision […]
Excellent news, Succession fans: The hit HBO series will begin season 3 production before the end of the year—that is, if everything goes as planned. Co-executive producer Jesse Armstrong shared some updates about the forthcoming season in an interview with Variety. He told the outlet that the team was looking to begin shooting in New York City sometime before […]
Lizzo has landed a first-look television deal with Amazon Studios. The deal will see the musician will work alongside Amazon Studios to develop television projects that will debut exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, Variety reports. “I’m so excited to partner with the amazing team at Amazon,” Lizzo said, per the outlet. “Thank you to Jen Salke […]
Power Book II: Ghost, a new 10-episode Starz original series that picks up in the wake of the events of the original Power, will make its world premiere on Sept. 6. On Tuesday, Starz teased the Power universe-expanding series further with the launch of a new trailer and the debut of a poster, seen below. The […]
Ellen DeGeneres and Warner Bros. have now spoken out following recent allegations of toxic work culture. The studio issued a statement on behalf of WB and DeGeneres, confirming that it has launched an internal inquiry. As part of the investigation, the studio has been interviewing current and former Ellen Show employees about their experiences after BuzzFeed […]
The 2020 Emmys are officially going virtual. Variety obtained a letter sent to this year’s nominees, informing them that the ceremony will be held inside their respective homes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the memo from Emmy host Jimmy Kimmel and the show’s executive producers indicates that details are still forthcoming, it seems like they could be envisioning something of a live format, based on their desire to capture […]
In the wake of protests over the death of George Floyd, several powers that be in the entertainment industry reacted by scrubbing long-since completed projects (or providing contextual disclaimers) for scenes/depictions that some viewers might find racist. A couple choice examples include: NBC Universal yanking 30 Rock episodes with characters in blackface, The Office taking out […]
MythBusters host and electrical engineer Grant Imahara has passed away. He was 49. According to the The Hollywood Reporter, Imahara died after he suffered from a brain aneurysm. “We are heartbroken to hear this sad news about Grant. He was an important part of our Discovery family and a really wonderful man. Our thoughts and prayers go […]
Lionsgate has opted to keep the Season 3 episode of Mad Men titled “My Old Kentucky Home,” which features John Slattery’s character Roger Sterling in blackface. Deadline reports the racist imagery will be addressed prior to the episode with a disclaimer explaining that the scene “shows how commonplace racism was in America in 1963.” “This […]
Comedy Central is giving new life to the ’90s Mike Judge classic Beavis and Butt-Head. On Wednesday, the network confirmed the inking of an “expansive deal” with Judge that will ultimately reward fans with (at least) two seasons of the new Beavis and Butt-Head, as well as an undisclosed number of spinoffs and specials. “We are […]
