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Russell T Davies’ drama “Tip Toe” is heading to Starz in the U.S. and Canada. The network has exclusively acquired the LGBTQ+ drama series, which stars Alan Cumming and David Morrissey as warring neighbors. The five-part series will premiere in North America later this year. Cumming plays Leo while
Starz has taken North American rights to Tip Toe, the British drama series created by Russell T. Davies and starring Alan Cumming and David Morrissey. Tip Toe premiered in the UK on Channel 4, setting out to explore corrosive forces facing the LGBTQ+ community. The series is produced by Quay Street
Cumming and David Morrissey are neighbors at war in Channel 4 series from ITV Studios banner Quay Street Productions.
NewFilmmakers Los Angeles has unveiled the nominees and jury for the 14th annual best of NFMLA awards. Among the 16 categories, including best documentary feature film and best performance drama, 84 projects are recognized. The projects are selected from films shown during NFMLA’s 2025 programming s
The second week of season eight of Peacock's hit reality dating series saw two messy recouplings, another OG Islander get dumped, the first night in The Hideaway and too many love triangles.
A classic Lifetime summer.
EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has spent Wednesday informing staff about chastening content cuts across its TV, radio, and news services. Now, the corporation’s content chief has written to independent producers to shed more light on how they will be impacted by the changes. In an email seen by Deadline (publis
Ken Ziffren has logged more than 50 years in Los Angeles’ legal community. He’s represented a wide range of players from the late great showrunner entrepreneur Stephen J. Cannell to the Television Academy to the Directors Guild of America. He’s been on every industry commission imaginable, including
Josh Johnson is trying out bits on me in the back of a black Cadillac. We’re making conversation on the way from a “Daily Show” promotional event to his set at the New York Comedy Club in Midtown, and I can sense when small talk starts inching toward a punchline. He asks how I like […]
Animation studio Laika, responsible for films like “Coraline” and “ParaNorman,” has become a Certified B Corporation. B Corporations are certified by the nonprofit organization B Lab and must meet rigorous standards for social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. Certific
Indigenous director Banchi Hanuse’s “Ceremony” won the Audience Award at SXSW, a DGC Award at Hot Docs and the First Nations Award at the Sydney Film Festival — that success underlines her goals with the film. The film screens June 19 at the Bentonville Film Festival. Hanuse spent 12 years with the
Paramount-owned UK broadcaster 5 has agreed a deal with Warner Bros. Discovery’s TNT Sports to become the UK home of free-TV highlights of the Tour de France. It takes over free-to-air coverage of the world’s biggest bike race from ITV. TNT Sports has the exclusive rights to the race, the most prest
Christopher Nolan has made many great epic movies throughout his filmmaking career, including Interstellar and the Best Picture-winning Oppenheimer.
Ahead of kicking off the 34th edition of Raindance Film Festival, founder Elliot Grove still keeps the event’s original mission ethos to his chest. Raindance, the largest independent film festival in the U.K., was born out of a desire to platform underseen and upcoming talent. Last year, the festiva
Season 2 of The Four Seasons takes an unexpected turn with the loss of a main character, transforming grief into a comedic goldmine.
Apple TV's Widow's Bay was an absolute hit in its first season, opening the door for future installments of the horror-comedy series.
When Nathan Fillion's hit crime series returns in 2027, it will feature a permanent character upgrade that will change the show's trajectory.
The fate of Austin Powers 4 has been bluntly confirmed by franchise star Mike Myers, who reveals if a new installment is in the works.
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Mike Myers has claimed that a long-awaited fourth “Austin Powers” movie is happening, albeit with a single word and absolutely zero elaboration. As a guest on “Trevor Noah’s World Cup Watch Party,” Myers — who currently stars as Powers in a new Verizon commercial — was asked by a fan: “Are we ever g