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Widow's Bay received an early season 2 renewal, but the new season is headed in a different direction after the season 1 finale's major plot twist.
The most underrated isekai anime of 2026 is the perfect blend of Mushoku Tensei and Sword Art Online that went unnoticed during its release.
For a limited time, Xbox owners can grab a free RPG to play in June, and it's available even if you don't have a Game Pass subscription.
Prime Video's latest romance book adaptation, Every Year After, is perfect for fans waiting for the Summer I Turned Pretty movie.
James Barker, an executive producer on Love Island USA, died last week, and the Peacock series paid tribute to him on tonight’s episode. Following the recoupling episode on Tuesday, June 16, a tribute to the late Barker appeared before the next episode of the dating series was teased. “For James,” r
Shares of Lionsgate surged 14% Tuesday on merger chatter, then fell after-hours as Netflix shot down speculation that it was eyeing the standalone studio. “Netflix is not interested and is not pursuing Lionsgate,” a spokesperson for the giant streamer said bluntly. Lionsgate Studios separated from S
Enola Holmes 3, the detective sequel starring Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill, is set to arrive on Netflix in two weeks.
From Holes to The Secret Garden, these overlooked family films blend heart, grief, wonder, and storytelling at its finest.
“Give me a call back, HBO!” Brittany Allen says with a smile, on a Zoom call from the Pasadena backyard where she lives with her husband and raises their 3-year-old son. The cable network hasn’t been in touch since she learned, through her now-former publicist, that she would not be part of its Emm
For many of its established series, Netflix commissions writers rooms for another cycle ahead of the upcoming season’s debut to get a jump on production in the event of renewal. The streamer is taking a more cautious approach with Sweet Magnolias, which launched its fifth season on June 11. It does
After a year of near silence, Netflix’s highly anticipated sci-fi fantasy remake lands a casting update.
Crunchyroll is planning to expand its presence in Taiwan and South Korea through investment in content, localization, marketing and community. The news emerged during Crunchyroll President Rahul Purini’s fireside chat at the APOS conference today. While outlining the platform’s growth across the APA
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for “Summer House: The Aftermath,” streaming on Peacock as of June 17. The already top-tier 10th season of Bravo’s “Summer House” became a zeitgeist sensation this spring when a scandalous romance between two of its cast members — West Wilson and Amanda
The Asia-Pacific screen economy is projected to reach $179 billion in 2026 and $200 billion by 2031 – but the story behind those numbers is one of structural reallocation rather than headline growth, Media Partners Asia executive director Vivek Couto told the APOS 2026 conference in his opening addr
Crunchyroll President Rahul Purini unveiled the plans at Bali's APOS conference — Taiwan this summer, South Korea later in 2026 — as Sony Group's breakout speciality streamer continues to add markets with booming interest in anime.
The meat of the bonus episode came from Lindsay Hubbard and Amanda Batula’s sit-down, where the ‘In The City’ stars got to the meat of why Amanda fell for West Wilson.
EXCLUSIVE: Japan’s Bandai Namco Filmworks is teaming with six leading animation studios on short film project, Pursuing The Future, to showcase the latest technologies and creative ideas in Japanese animation. Led by Sunrise Studios, the project brings together six original 3D CG animated short fil
Red, White, & Royal Blue, Beach Read, Heated Rivalry, and more make up our list of the best romance books of the last 10 years.
Customers who sign up for the carrier's 5G Home Internet will receive their first month on them plus up to $200 back — here's how to claim the deal online.
The adaptation trail of “Girls Like Girls” is an unusual one. In 2015, pop singer Hayley Kiyoko released her hyper-catchy song of the same name, bringing a plainly worded statement of lesbian desire — “girls like girls like boys do” — into the viral mainstream, with an accompanying video laying out