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Spring or summer? Fall or winter? When is the optimal time to launch a show if you're in the hunt for some Emmys? And which month should you stay away from at all costs?

In the crowded landscape of Peak TV, getting a series noticed by the Television Academy is perhaps the biggest obstacle for an awards campaign. The presumption might be to premiere a project in the spring months of March, April, or May to stay top of mind and be one of the last shows voters see before the May 31 eligibility deadline. But is that actually the case? Gold Derby analyzed the past decade of Emmy-winning comedies, dramas,...

Following the same tendency of other streaming platforms, Apple TV+ announced today that it will have another price hike. Starting today (for new subscribers), the platform's monthly fee will be $12.99 in the U.S., and the exact change is also coming for some international markets. For subscribers, the new price will come within 30 days of their next renewal date. The alteration represents a 30% raise on the previous $9.99 subscription price, and it's the third change since the platform launched in 2019.

In order to justify the three-dollar price hike, Apple TV+ reminded subscribers that it now offers a lot more content than when the platform originally launched and underscored that the platform...

Bradley Cooper’s New York Film Festival closing night galaIs This Thing On? starring Will Arnett will open through Searchlight Pictures on December 19.

Arnett stars as a man going through a divorce who finds new purpose on the New York comedy scene, while his wife, played by Laura Dern, confronts the sacrifices she made for their family.

The cast includes Andra Day, Cooper, Amy Sedaris, Sean Hayes, Christine Ebersole, Ciarán Hinds, and Scott Icenogle.

Cooper, Arnett, and Mark Chappell co-wrote the screenplay, and Cooper, Weston Middleton, Arnett, and Kris Thykier served as producers.

Arnett starred in the cult TV series...

Anya Taylor-Joy’s next TV project will be Hello Sunshine and Apple TV+’s Lucky limited series adaptation.

Based on the book by Marissa Stapley, which was the Reese’s Book Club pick in December 2021, Lucky marks the latest collaboration between Hello Sunshine and Apple TV+ following The Morning Show, Truth Be Told, Surface and The Last Thing He Told Me.

For everything we know about the television adaptation of Lucky, read on.

Is the Lucky TV adaptation in production?

Yes, filming began in February 2025 in Las Vegas before heading to the show’s main location, Los Angeles. The show earned a $10.683M California tax credit in December when it was still an untitled Apple Studios Series.

Who is in the cast of the Lucky TV show?

Anya Taylor-Joy will star as the titular main character in addition to executive producing. She was the first star to be attached to the project.

Missing out on a role that Michael C. Hall portrayed in the classic HBO series, Six Feet Under, almost made Adam Scott give up his acting career entirely. That means that fans almost missed out on seeing Scott in great shows like The Good Placeor Severance.

Six Feet Under follows the story of the Fisher family, who own a funeral home in Los Angeles. Hall portrayed David Fisher, the middle child of the family, who has to come to terms with being gay. The series preceded Hall's career-defining role as Dexter Morgan on Dexter and its various spinoffs.

Scott discussed auditioning for Six Feet Under when he appeared on Amy Poehler’s Good Hang podcast. After telling Poehler that he got so close that he screen-tested for the role, Scott made the following remarks about wanting to give up on acting after he lost the Six Feet Under role.

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All’s well that ends well, but once upon a time Adam Scott lost out on a major role — Michael C. Hall’s in HBO’s multi-Emmy-winning Six Feet Under — and it nearly made him reconsider the craft of acting entirely.

As a recent guest on Amy Poehler’s Good Hang podcast, the two Parks and Recreation alums delved into their time collaborating together and Scott’s career trajectory. At one point, Poehler questioned if there was a role he had gotten “close on” but didn’t nab.

“It’s good that I didn’t get it because it wouldn’t be nearly as good if I had done it because he was perfect and incredible,” Scott said as Poehler expressed her shock. “He’s incredible, and I wasn’t ready.”

When Poehler asked how far along the audition process the Severance star got, Scott replied, “He and I tested for it,...

Apple TV+ has some of the biggest names in television, and one of their most critically acclaimed series is dominating the platform's streaming charts. That show is Severance, which premiered Season 2 back in January, with the finale airing on March 21. The show has remained at the top of Apple TV+'s streaming charts with Severance ranking 5th as recently as this week, a full five months after the show came to an end and even longer since the series returned for Season 2. The Adam Scott-led series is still being talked about as the cast and creative team are doing the rounds for Emmy consideration currently.

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Shailene Woodley is sharing a personal moment with Lucas Bravo as the two enjoy some time outside.

The 33-year-old Big Little Lies actress and the 37-year-old Emily in Paris star recently headed out on a group camping trip and documented their getaway on Instagram.

“Kintsugi Moon,” Lucas captioned his post on Wednesday (August 13), sharing photos from the trip.

In one snap, Shailene wrapped her arms around Lucas as the two lounged together in the back of a camper van. Another image showed the couple smiling while sitting in a Land Rover with friends.

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The pair were first romantically linked back in March and made their social media debut several weeks later.

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After starring alongside Jamie Lee Curtis in the long-awaited sequel, Freakier Friday, which premiered in theaters earlier this month, Lindsay Lohan is getting ready to take on her next big project. According to Deadline, Lohan will star opposite Shailene Woodley in the new Hulu limited series Count My Lies. Both actresses will serve as executive producers, alongside This Is Us showrunners Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger. The upcoming drama series is based on Sophie Stava’s debut novel of the same name, which first hit bookstore shelves on March 4, 2025. Here is the official synopsis of Hulu’s Count My Lies:

“When compulsive liar Sloane Caraway (Woodley) fibs her way into a nanny position for the gorgeous and charismatic Violet (Lohan) and Jay Lockhart, it seems she’s finally landed her dream job. But little does Sloane know, she’s just entered a household brimming with secrets that are about...

We’ve got questions, and maybe you’ve got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about Saturday Night Live, And Just Like That…, Big Brother, Alien: Earth, Outlander: Blood of My Blood and more!

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Shailene Woodley (Big Little Lies) will star opposite Lindsay Lohan in Hulu’s Count My Lies, a limited series based on the Sophie Stava novel of the same name.

In Count My Lies, “when compulsive liar Sloane Caraway (Woodley) fibs her way into a nanny position for the gorgeous and charismatic Violet (Lohan) and Jay Lockhart, it seems she’s finally landed her dream job,” per Deadline. “But little does Sloane know, she’s just entered a household brimming with secrets that are about to explode — with potentially catastrophic consequences for all.”

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Shailene Woodley (Big Little Lies) will star opposite Lindsay Lohan in Hulu’s Count My Lies, a limited series based on the Sophie Stava novel of the same name.

In Count My Lies, “when compulsive liar Sloane Caraway (Woodley) fibs her way into a nanny position for the gorgeous and charismatic Violet (Lohan) and Jay Lockhart, it seems she’s finally landed her dream job,” per Deadline. “But little does Sloane know, she’s just entered a household brimming with secrets that are about to explode — with potentially catastrophic consequences for all.”

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With Freakier Friday becoming a critical and commercial hit right out of the gate, Lindsay Lohan's next major comeback role with Count My Lies is moving forward in a big way. After memorably getting her first taste of success working under the Disney umbrella as a child actor with 1998's The Parent Trap, Lohan's personal matters saw her pull back from acting in the 2010s.

From there, however, the star would start to see a steady resurgence in popularity with her multi-movie deal on Netflix, beginning with the modestly reviewed rom-com Falling for Christmas. While Lohan's subsequent titles, the dual 2024 releases of Irish Wish and Our Little Secret, didn't spark the same reception, they were hits for the streamer.

This all built to her most recent work in Freakier Friday, the long-discussed follow-up to her and Jamie Lee Curtis' beloved 2003 Disney remake. Hitting theaters in time for the first movie's 22-year anniversary,...

Here's one of those bits of midweek TV news that gets more intriguing as it goes on. Riding the buzz from her return as Anna Coleman in Freakier Friday, a resurgent Lindsay Lohan is set to star alongside Shailene Woodley in a Hulu/Disney+ limited series from Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, former showrunners on This Is Us. Per Deadline's reporting, Lohan and Woodley have signed on to star in and executive produce Count My Lies, an adaptation of Sophie Stava's Good Morning America book club backed debut novel.

By the sounds of it, Count My Lies looks primed to join the likes of Netflix's Sirens, The Perfect Couple, and Apple TV+'s Palm Royale in the ever-growing ranks of thrillers about common folk getting tangled up in the messy lives of the rich and powerful. The logline for the series, shared by Deadline, reads as follows: "In Count My Lies,...

Lindsay Lohan and Shailene Woodley’s “Count My Lies” is officially a go at Hulu.

The limited series hailing from “This Is Us” co-showrunners Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger has been ordered to series at Hulu, TheWrap has learned. The news comes months after the show was reported to be in development in April, which had Lohan, Aptaker and Berger attached, while Woodley joined the cast amid the series greenlight.

Woodley stars as compulsive liar Sloane Caraway, who fibs her way into a nanny position for the gorgeous and charismatic Violet (Lohan) and Jay Lockhart. “It seems she’s finally landed her dream job … but little does Sloane know, she’s just entered a household brimming with secrets that are about to explode — with potentially catastrophic consequences for all,” the official logline reads.

The new series is based on Sophie Stava’s novel of the same name, which was the...

Hulu has ordered Count My Lies, a limited series starring Lindsay Lohan and Shailene Woodley from former This Is Us executive producers/co-showrunners Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger.

The project, based on the recently published novel by Sophie Stava, was set up for development at Hulu this spring with Lohan attached. She has now been joined by Woodley, with both set to executive produce in addition to starring in the series, produced by 20th Television where Aptaker, Berger and their The Walk-Up Company are under an overall deal.

In Count My Lies, when compulsive liar Sloane Caraway (Woodley) fibs her way into a nanny position for the gorgeous and charismatic Violet (Lohan) and Jay Lockhart, it seems she’s finally landed her dream job. But little does Sloane know, she’s just entered a household brimming with secrets that are about to explode — with potentially catastrophic consequences for all.

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Did you know that Reese Witherspoon had a movie that, even after 19 years, remains unreleased? Also, it’s been reported in the Guinness World Records! The film, titled Our Family Trouble, was acquired by Universal Pictures in a six-figure deal, an unparalleled sum at the time for an original story. Despite the massive investment and star power, the movie was never released, making it a ghost in Hollywood’s haunted house of unproduced films.

Following this, it also made Witherspoon the highest-paid actress, who eventually negotiated a pay deal worth $29 million (then £17 million) in the movie, which she produced too, earning her a Guinness World Record for it. Over the years, the actress has delivered stellar performances, both in movies and TV shows, including The Morning Show, Legally Blonde, and Big Little Lies. But eventually, Witherspoon no longer holds a record for this.

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Adam Scott, our guest on this episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, has done standout work on TV for decades. He stole scenes on Starz’s Party Down (2009-2010), NBC’s Parks and Recreation (2010-2015) and HBO’s Big Little Lies (2017-2019). But nothing has showcased his talent and magnetism like Apple TV+’s Severance, on which, since 2022, he has played Mark, a grieving history professor who opts to undergo a groundbreaking procedure that creates a total mental separation between one’s personal and work lives, resulting in “Innie” and “Outie” versions of oneself.

Back in 2022, the first season of Severance was recognized with 14 Emmy nominations, including best actor in a drama series for Scott and best drama series, for which Scott, as a producer of the show, was also personally in the running. Last month, the show’s second season — which the New York Times recently described as “the most ambitious,...

A dysfunctional family gathering for a special occasion (be it a wedding or a funeral) has long served as a ripe dramatic backdrop for a reason. What better excuse to bring together a motley crew of characters who know exactly how best to push one another’s buttons and dredge up long-simmering resentments in the process? If Kristin Scott Thomas’ “My Mother’s Wedding” never quite reaches the heights of that well-worn genre, it is not for lack of trying. Equal parts Anton Chekhov and Richard Curtis, her directorial debut ends up being a sweet if rather modest family affair.

The premise of “My Mother’s Wedding” is as straightforward as its title suggests. Sisters Katharine (Scarlett Johansson), Victoria (Sienna Miller) and Georgina (Emily Beecham) gather for one weekend at their childhood home to bear witness to their mother’s third wedding. Twice-widowed Diana (Scott Thomas) has seemingly found love again. Only,...

One of the stars ofMare of Easttown, an acclaimed HBO miniseries that served as a replacement forTrue Detective,reveals a disappointing update about a potential new installment. While Mare of Easttown season 2 has not been confirmed, the first season premiered in April 2021 to a stunning critical reception.

Mare of Easttown stars Kate Winslet as hardened detective Marianne "Mare" Sheehan, who is investigating a child murder and an additional disappearance. Mare of Easttown also stars Julianne Nicholson, Jean Smart, Guy Pearce, Cailee Spaeny, Evan Peters, Sosie Bacon, and more.

In an interview with Deadline, Nicholson was asked about the future of the series. She confirms that she is still in touch with creator Brad Ingelsby. She does not directly address whether there will be another season, and is uncertain if there will be more, but praises her time on the show. Check out her comments below:

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Likened by many to the HBO series, Big Little Lies, which starred Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman, Netflix's new streaming chart-topper, The Hunting Wives, is attracting plenty of global attention, as well as heaps of praise. Based on May Cobb’s best-selling novelof the same name, the series is, at the time of writing, the most-watched show on Netflix in the US, outperforming the likes of Untamed, a new murder mystery series starring Eric Bana, the true-crime series Amy Bradley Is Missing, and more.

However, can such huge viewership translate to immaculate success? Well, when comparisons are so consistently made to a series like Big Little Lies, it's hard for that not to be the benchmark by which many will judge The Hunting Wives. At the time of writing, the newest steamy drama on Netflix simply can't live up to the heady heights of Big Little Lies, with its...

El drama basado en la novela de Scott Turow y protagonizado por Jake Gyllenhaal continuará con un nuevo caso. © Getty Images

De acuerdo con Deadline, la segunda temporada de Presunto inocente de Apple TV+ ya tiene a sus actores protagonistas: Rachel Brosnahan (Superman) y Jack Reynor (La pareja perfecta).

Originalmente concebida como una miniserie, Presunto inocente fue todo un éxito, convirtiéndose, de acuerdo con el estudio, en el drama más visto en la historia de su plataforma por aquel entonces. Mientras que la primera temporada se basó en la exitosa novela de Scott Turow de 1987, que también fue adaptada en 1990 en una película protagonizada por Harrison Ford, la segunda temporada se basará en el primer thriller legal de Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder, que llegará a las librerías en 2026.

Aunque Apple no ha desvelado el argumento de la nueva entrega, la sinopsis de Pan Macmillan de Dissection of a...

If your social feed is blowing up about a wild Netflix show that feels like Big Little Lies with extra bite, you’ve just stumbled onto The Hunting Wives—the series that’s turning up the heat, stirring culture-war debates, and leaving plenty of jaws on the floor. With twisted sisterhood, dangerous secrets, and more plot turns than you can count, this drama is officially the summer’s most addictive binge.

The Hunting Wives Netflix Craze: What’s the Show Actually About?

The Hunting Wives plunges viewers straight into the high-drama lives of a not-so-perfect Texas social circle where alliances are forged over target practice and the line between fun and deadly is crossed fast. At the heart of the story is Sophie O’Neill, played brilliantly by Malin Akerman, whose move to a small town embroils her in the magnetic and manipulative world of Margot—the group’s ringleader. One wild night leads to another,...

Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock have an "insane" bond on Practical Magic 2.The two actresses have reprised their roles as sister witches Gillian and Sally Owens in the sequel to the 1998 classic, and the Big Little Lies star admitted she and her pal are "like sisters" in real life and love poking fun at one another.She told People magazine: "[Our dynamic is] insane. I can tease her, and she teases me," Kidman, 58, explains, noting, "We're both living in London, very close to each other..."I adore her and she is so funny and so lovable. And we're just having the best time together."The 58-year-old actress admitted she and Sandra are thrilled to be playing the characters again after a 27-year absence.She said: "We're both like, 'What?' But we were just right back into it."And it isn't only Sandra that Nicole has enjoyed working with on the movie.She...

Note: This story contains mild spoilers about “The Hunting Wives.”

“The Hunting Wives” has joined the elite club of buzzed-about Netflix series, wrapping a soap opera around a murder mystery faster than you can say “Who killed Laura Palmer?” Yet perhaps the show’s most intriguing wrinkle involves incorporating just enough political references to feel like a satire of Southern-fried hypocrisy.

In TV parlance, the underlying premise of the Netflix series — which centers on a liberal Bostonian who finds guns, drugs and lots of musically accompanied sex in a Texas town — owes a debt to “Twin Peaks,” the 1990 series that turned the Laura Palmer mystery into a national guessing game, while containing trace ingredients of “Dallas,” “Desperate Housewives,” “Big Little Lies,” “The Righteous Gemstones” and a whole lot in between.

What sets the latest show apart are the throwaway references to conservative red-state politics. Those include, but aren’t limited to,...

Milly Alcock's dark comedy limited series Sirens has made a return to the Netflix Top 10 charts, two months after its release. Created by Molly Smith Metzler, and based on her 2011 play Elemeno Pea, Sirens follows Devon (Meghann Fahy) who grows concerned about her younger sister's (Alcock) relationship with her mysterious billionaire employer while working at a luxurious beach estate.

The show premiered on Netflix in May 2022, and has a 'fresh' Rotten Tomatoes rating of 77%. Sirens was acclaimed for its pulpy and dramatic exploration of class and family, its star-studded cast, and its strong balance of drama and comedy. A few months after its release, the show has enjoyed a resurgence of streaming popularity.

Per Netflix Tudum, Sirens has climbed back into the Netflix Top 10 Global English language TV shows, sitting at No. 8 for the week, with 1.8 million views. The show has charted above Building the Band at No. 9, and 7 Bears at No.

Another week, another new Netflix title atop the Samba TV Wrap report streaming chart. It’s become old hat now: the streaming giant has held the No. 1 spot for eight straight weeks, with six different titles claiming the top spot.

The latest to take the throne is “Happy Gilmore 2,” the sequel to the classic Adam Sandler golf comedy that comes nearly 30 years after the original.

Netflix has bet big on Sandler, signing several deals that have paid his Happy Madison Productions an estimated half a billion dollars to produce films for the streamer. With 4.7 million households watching “Happy Gilmore 2” over the first weekend it was available — the biggest Netflix movie debut of 2025 so far — that is clearly money well spent.

As we mentioned above, “Happy Gilmore 2” is the sixth Netflix title to rise to the top spot over the past two months. The chart churn makes it...

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Unspeakable Sins is an erotic thriller drama series created by Leticia López Margalli and Guillermo Ríos. The Netflix series Helena, a woman in a controlling and violent marriage who begins a passionate affair with a younger man, which soon turns into an opportunity to take her revenge against her husband. Unspeakable Sins stars Zuria Vega, Andres Baida, Erik Hayser, Manuel Masalva, Regina Pavón, and Mario Morán. So, if you loved the thrilling mystery, erotic drama, and entertaining characters in Netflix’s Unspeakable Sins, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Fake Profile is a Colombian erotic thriller drama series created by Pablo Illanes. The Netflix series follows Camila Román, a stripper who falls for a man with a fake Tinder profile, but when she discovers that he has a family,...

Angie Han Once upon a time, when broadcast ruled the roost, summer was a fallow time for TV. The traditional season would end in the spring, to start up again in the fall; it wasn’t that there were no new shows, but they’d be exceptions in a sea of reruns. Of course, that’s all changed in the past couple of decades, with cable and streaming moving the industry to year-round programming. Now there’s always something fresh to watch, whether it’s sweater or flip-flop weather.

Or … is there?

Technically, yes, we still got hundreds of hours of new TV the past few months: starry launches like Apple TV+’s Murderbot and Netflix’s Sirens and Too Much; new seasons of recent hits like Netflix’s Squid Game, Peacock’s Poker Face and FX/Hulu’s The Bear; revivals of older smashes like Showtime’s Dexter (in...

Bradley Cooper’s Is This Thing On? has been selected as the closing night film of the New York Film Festival, where it will make its world premiere at Alice Tully Hall on Oct. 10. Blending drama and comedy, the film could mark Cooper’s next bid for an Oscar.

Who’S In The Cast?

The film stars Will Arnett and Laura Dern in the lead roles with a supporting cast that includes Andra Day, Christine Ebersole, Ciarán Hinds, Sean Hayes, Peyton Manning, and Amy Sedaris, as well as appearances by stand-up comedians Chloe Radcliffe, Reggie Conquest, and Jordan Jensen.

What’S The Plot?

Arnett and Dern portray Alex and Tess Novak,...

Spoiler Alert !!!This article contains spoilers for Netflix's The Hunting Wives.

Netflix’s The Hunting Wives is based on the novel of the same name by May Cobb, but the series differs widely from its source in terms of details, while remaining similar in essence. In the series, we see Margo is the real killer of Abby, but in the book, it is Jill who kills a pregnant Abby after thinking the teenager is holding back her son, Brad.

Moreover, in the series, Jill dies after being shot by Callie, but in the book, she kills Margo after getting a whiff of her affair with her son. Subsequently, in the book, Margo dies, Jill pays for her crimes in jail, while Sophie gets a divorce and leaves Texas. But in the series, Margo is the mastermind and the real killer, who also had an abortion thanks to her affair with Brad,...

The teaser description for Paradise season 2, shown at San Diego Comic-Con, reveals Shailene Woodley's character and previews a new location. Hailing from This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman, with Oscar nominee and Emmy winner Sterling K. Brown in the lead role, Paradise season 1 ended by closing the book on several major questions.

But with Xavier Collins (Brown) venturing out into the ruined world, hoping to find his wife, the Hulu breakout hit is expanding. It is also growing the Paradise cast, welcoming Woodley in a major role. Known for her roles in Big Little Lies and the Divergent movie franchise, her arrival is poised to shake things up.

As revealed by the teaser, which was shown at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, with ScreenRant in attendance, Woodley plays a tour guide at Graceland, the famous Elvis mansion. She goes about her routine until the world ends while she's at Graceland.

Iain Armitage is soaring to new heights now that his time playing Sheldon Cooper is behind him. The former child star, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Tuesday, July 15, is best known for his starring role in Young Sheldon, the hit CBS sitcom spinoff of The Big Bang Theory. However, since the show wrapped on May 16, 2024, Armitage has found a surprising new passion. In an interview with People, Armitage first revealed that he loves flying planes. “I just got my pilot’s license, or my student pilot’s license,” he told the outlet. “I hopefully will get my private [pilot’s license] when I’m 17. And I’ve been having a bunch of fun flying while I’m here in L.A.” Now that he’s turned 17, the Big Little Lies alum is eligible for his private pilot’s license, though he hasn’t yet revealed if he’s taken the test. However,...

Netflix has a new series that's making waves on the platform just a few days after its release — The Hunting Wives. The show premiered on the streaming platform on Jul. 21 and has become an instant hit.

The Hunting Wives is an adaptation of May Cobb's book series of the same name, and marks the perfect replacement for shows like Big Little Lies, The Perfect Couple, or Desperate Housewives. The series follows a woman who moves with her husband from Boston to a small town in Texas and enters the social circle of her neighbor, realizing their lives are more scandalous than they seemed. Per FlixPatrol, The Hunting Wives has been moving up the charts since it premiered, settling on No. 2 in the Top 10 TV charts.

The Hunting Wives wasn't able to defeat Eric Bana and Sam Neill's new limited series Untamed, which has maintained its hold on the No.

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The Hunting Wives is an erotic mystery thriller drama series created by Rebecca Cutter. Based on the 2021 novel of the same name by May Cobb, the Netflix series follows Sophie O’Neil, a young married woman, as she moves with her family to Maple Brook, Texas, and soon meets and befriends the elite socialite Margo Banks and her group of housewives. Sophie soon finds herself embroiled in affairs, dark secrets, and even a murder investigation. The Hunting Wives stars Brittany Snow, Malin Akerman, Jaime Ray Newman, Evan Jonigkeit, George Ferrier, Katie Lowes, Chrissy Metz, and Dermot Mulroney. So, if you loved the thrilling murder mystery, entertaining drama, and compelling characters in The Hunting Wives, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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HBO’s Big Little Lies debuted back in 2017, and was an immediate hit upon its release. However, the show has been off the air since 2019 and fans are awaiting a potential third season. In the meantime, Netflix has debuted its ‘replacement’ that is already making headlines among fans and critics: The Hunting Wives.

Unfortunately, while the start looked pretty hopeful, critics suggest it falls short of HBO-level polish. With its Rotten Tomatoes critics score currently hovering around 70%, the show appears to be splitting opinion.

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Designed as a sharp, scandalous summer drama, Netflix‘s The Hunting Wives has been deemed as a replacement for HBO’s Big Little Lies. Expected to fill the prestige drama void, the series has received a hard reality check on Rotten Tomatoes.

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Netflix finally has a replacement for HBO's Big Little Lies with The Hunting Wives. Both series are based on bestselling novels and follow women with dark secrets.

The Hunting Wives premiered on Netflix on Jul. 21. Based on May Cobb's series of the same name, the new series follows a woman as she moves with her family from Boston to Texas and gets close to a group of women with unexpected hobbies. Following its release, The Hunting Wives debuted with an encouraging 70% approval score from the critics on Rotten Tomatoes.

The new drama series' score might not be the best, but it comes from only 10 reviews. Out of all of them, seven are positive, and most are based on three hours of footage out of the eight episodes. Since the series debuted on Netflix recently, there is no audience score available.

However, the early reaction from the critics is positive.

Shock and scandal against a lavish backdrop are all the rage, with the HBO series, Big Little Lies, one of the most successful examples. Starring the eye-catching group of Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Zoë Kravitz, Laura Dern, and Shailene Woodley, this female-led series smashed expectations and became one of HBO's best shows of recent years. Never ones to miss out on a trend, Netflix has just debuted its own replacement for the series, with the show receiving plenty of praise upon arrival.

Officially debuting on the platform this last Monday, The Hunting Wives promises bloody murder and indulgent luxury in an immersive mystery thriller featuring an impressive central cast. An adaptation of the book of the same name by May Cobb, the series stars Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman and has received plenty of positive praise since its debut.

On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes,The Hunting Wives has poached a...

Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman, poses for the “Balenciaga” Winter 2025 campaign, highlighting ready-to-wear footwear, handbags, and accessories, photographed by Juergen Teller:

Kidman began her acting career in Australia with the 1983 films “Bush Christmas” and “BMX Bandits”. Her breakthrough came in 1989 with the thriller feature “Dead Calm” and the TV miniseries “Bangkok Hilton”.

In 1990, she achieved international success with the action film “Days of Thunder”. She received greater recognition with lead roles in “Far and Away” (1992), “Batman Forever” (1995), “To Die For” (1995) and “Eyes Wide Shut” (1999).

In 2003, she won the ‘Academy Award’ for ‘Best Actress’ for her portrayal of writer ‘Virginia Woolf’ in the drama film “The Hours” (2002).

Among her numerous feature films, Kidman received additional Academy Award nominations for her roles in the musical “Moulin Rouge!” (2001) and the dramas “Rabbit Hole” (2010), “Lion” (2016) and “Being the Ricardos” (2021).

Kidman's television roles include “Hemingway & Gellhorn” (2012), “Big Little Lies” (2017–2019), ”Top of the Lake: China Girl...

"Reno 911!" was a satirical take on "Cops," the popular reality docuseries following real cops in the line of duty, making arrests and chasing "bad guys." Airing originally on Comedy Central from 2003 to 2009, "Reno 911!" took the bumbling cop trope to its logical conclusion, portraying the officers of the fictional Reno Sheriff's Department as incompetent stooges. The show existed within the peak of crude, offensive comedy that dominated the 2000s; it featured politically incorrect skits that dealt with race, gender, sex work, and mental illness. Though much of the depiction of mental illness did not age well, a majority of the comedy is strangely still funny. The comedy of "Reno" still elicits chuckles by today's standards due to society's evolved perception of police. After about 15 years of police brutality and misconduct cases, it feels nice to laugh at ineffective or downright problematic police work in a low-stakes way via the cast's antics.

The 2025 Emmy nominations were filled with some jaw-dropping picks, with several actors and programs beating the Gold Derby's odds.

In our latest snap poll, readers said the bids for Zoë Kravitz and Meghann Fahy caused their jaws to drop the widest. Kravitz was previously snubbed at the Emmys for Big Little Lies, but she received sweet justice this week for portraying herself — at least, a fictionalized version of herself caught in a drug-related mishap — on The Studio. In all, the Apple TV+ show received 23 nominations, more than any other first-year comedy in Emmy history.

As for Fahy, she's a former Emmy nominee for The White Lotus whom awards pundits forecasted would be overlooked this year for the Netflix limited series Sirens. But that wasn't the case. She clearly wowed voters in her role of Devon DeWitt, a woman who tries to protect her younger sister Simone (Milly Alcock) from her...

Success isn’t something that’s new for Adam Scott, an actor who’s been praised for his work on everything from “Parks and Recreation” to “Party Down.” But the sheer volume of critical praise and fan adoration that “Severance” has received is.

Not only did the second season of the Apple TV+ thriller earn Scott a much deserved nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, but “Severance” itself was the clear leader of Tuesday’s nominations. Altogether, the drama was nominated for 27 awards, the most of any one series.

“Over the 30 years or so that I’ve been in show business, I’ve kind of trained myself to stay in a default position of expecting either disappointment or nothing happening,” Scott told TheWrap on Tuesday. “I think it’s the only way to keep your head about you in show business, so I try to keep blinders on,...

You always remember your first time.

This year, 33 actors heard their names called as inaugural nominees at the Primetime Emmys (compared to 36 last year). The crop of newbies includes veteran movie star Harrison Ford (Shrinking), The Penguin puppetmaster Cristin Milioti, and, at just 15 years old, Adolescence scene-stealer Owen Cooper. Let's break down all of these first-time Emmy acting nominees by category.

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Kristen Bell's prior roles as the titular Veronica Mars and as Eleanor Shellstrop on The Good Place failed to net her any Emmy love, but that streak ended today. Bell plays Joanne on Nobody Wants This, an agnostic woman who falls in love with an unconventional rabbi. Speaking of which...

Adam Brody, who plays Noah Roklov, the rabbi, on Nobody Wants This, is also celebrating this morning after reaping his first career bid. The actor was previously...

Matabot vuelve a la carga (aunque preferiría no hacerlo). © Apple TV+

Apple TV+ ha renovado su serie de ciencia ficción Matabot (Murderbot) para una segunda temporada.

Basada en las novelas superventas de Martha Wells, Los diarios de Matabot, la primera temporada de diez episodios de Matabot nos presenta a un androide de seguridad que se auto-hackea y al que le horrorizan las emociones humanas, aunque se siente atraído por la vulnerabilidad de sus clientes. Pero nada de liderar una revolución robótica ni de conquistar el mundo. Lo único que Matabot quiere es sentarse tranquilamente a ver sus telenovelas y encontrar su lugar en el universo. Pero Matabot debe ocultar su libre albedrío y completar una peligrosa misión.

La serie sci-fi está protagonizada por Alexander Skarsgård, que además se sube al barco como productor ejecutivo. Completan el reparto Noma Dumezweni (Presunto inocente), David Dastmalchian (Oppenheimer), Sabrina Wu (Locas en apuros), Akshay Khanna...

Betty White’s career spanned nearly seven decades, and while she is likely most well-known for her role as Rose in The Golden Girls, the five-time Emmy Award-winning actor stole the show in this 1999 creature feature. Now, 26 years later, Lake Placid, starring Bill Pullman, Bridget Fonda, and Oliver Platt, along with White, is becoming a sleeper hit on streaming.

Per FlixPatrol, Lake Placid is now the No. 7 most-streamed movie on AMC+ as of July 13. The movie from director Steve Miner and writer David E. Kelley is up from the No. 10 spot, which it held on July 5. The movie is ahead of Dark Winds, The Last Anniversary, and Ash, which hold the No. 8, 9, and 10 spots, respectively.

Lake Placid, billed as a dark comedy horror film, also stars Brendan Gleeson as Sheriff Hank Keogh, who, while waiting in a boat on Black Lake in Maine, his colleague and wildlife officer, goes scuba diving.

The season finale of Apple TV+’s newest sci-fi series is dropping on July 11 as the show is climbing up the streaming charts. Murderbotpremiered on May 16, and since then, it’s become a hit for the streamer. Now, as of July 11, Murderbot, which stars Alexander Skarsgård as a robot who gains free will, is up one spot in Apple TV+’s Top 10 TV shows. The series now sits in third place among all shows on the streamer, according to FlixPatrol.

Murderbot is just behind Owen Wilson’s new sports comedy, Stick,and Taron Egerton’s crime drama, Smoke. The sci-fi-comedy-drama, in addition to starring the Emmy-winning Skarsgård, also features Noma Dumezweni, David Dastmalchian, Sabrina Wu, Akshay Khanna, Tamara Podemski, and Tattiawna Jones.

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In Murderbot, Skarsgård plays the titular rogue security robot,...

One Queer Eye guy already has his next gig lined up.

Bobby Berk, a co-host on the soon-to-end Netflix reality series, will host a new HGTV series tentatively titled Junk or Jackpot? Per the official logline, the six-episode season will “follow collectors as they discover the true monetary value of their massive and unusual collections.” But there’s more: The enthusiasts featured have collections that are overwhelming their homes, and “the collectors must decide whether they are willing to sell some of their items to pay for the much-needed renovation,” the synopsis continues.

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Apple TV+ has good news for its subscribers. One of its most recent series, Murderbot, has just received an exciting update.

PerDeadline, Apple TV+ has officially renewed Murderbot for Season 2. Created by Chris and Paul Weitz, the sci-fi series is based on The Murderbot Diaries series by Martha Wells. It stars True Blood's Alexander Skarsgård in the leading role as the rogue security robot, who has received praise for his performance.

Murderbot premiered on May 16, and the exciting renewal news comes one day ahead of Season 1's finale on Jul. 11. The series follows a rogue security robot who is horrified by human emotion but can't help but be drawn to humans. In Season 1, the cyborg has to hide its free will when all it wants is to be left alone.

"We’re so grateful for the response that Murderbot has received, and delighted that we’re getting to go...

Viewers' next television obsession is about to arrive with Netflix’s new series, The Hunting Wives. A new trailer has just dropped for the streaming platform, starring Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman. The series is adapted from the book of the same name by May Cobb and is due to fill the void that the scandalous and female-fronted HBO series, Big Little Lies, left behind.

Instead of the coastal town of Monterey, The Hunting Wives will instead set the scene in an affluent East Texas town, comparable to the world of Friday Night Lights. Snow stars as Sophie, an East Coast transplant who is a fish out of water in the South. Hailing from Cambridge, Massachusetts, Sophie befriends Margo (Akerman) and her group of female friends, aptly dubbed the Hunting Wives. However, what starts as simple bonding turns deadly in the series' new trailer released by People.

The Hunting Wives...

With just two months until the premiere of The Morning Show, it's finally time to start getting hyped up for the newest season of the hit series. Today, Apple TV+ unveiled a teaser trailer for Season 4, and it showcases all the major players of the next installment of the show. The release date is set for September 17, and once again Jennifer Aniston (Friends) and Reese Witherspoon (Big Little Lies) return as two cutthroat journalists who both shape and are impacted by the culture of a fast-moving newsroom.

The teaser trailer doesn't reveal much in terms of story, and also provides no sneak peek of the scenes that we're about to witness in Season 4. Instead, it focuses on the intrigue and how the show will continue to be a war in which the weapons are narratives, manipulation, moral conflict, and bottom lines. The concept is pretty simple: Alex Levy (Aniston) and...