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This is the end... of the first week of final Emmy voting. TV Academy members — those that aren't already on vacation anyway — have until Wednesday, Aug. 27 to fill out their ballots before settling in for that long Labor Day weekend rest. Meanwhile, most of the major Emmy races have been equally sleepy, at least on the Gold Derby leaderboards. The Studio hasn't budged from its top spot in the Best Comedy Series race and Adolescence retains its lock on Best Limited Series.

The one area where there's some drama happening is, appropriately enough, among the Drama Series races. Even as Severance holds onto the No. 1 spot in our predictions — and...

A date has been locked in for Aniplex Online Fest 2025 , which has the streaming event gearing up for its sixth consecutive year. Over 20 anime titles and more than 40 guests will be featured during the stream, which will go live worldwide in both English and Japanese on the official Aniplex YouTube channel on September 13 at 1:00 a.m. Pacific Time / 5:00 p.m. Japan Time. The official visual for Aniplex Online Fest 2025, featuring the art of Solo Leveling character designer Tomoko Sudo, was revealed along with the rest of the details. You can see the illustration above. So far, Aniplex has teased “new series reveals and surprise guest appearances” during the event,...

Michael Shannon will be throwing his hat in the ring on Netflix this fall.

Shannon stars as U.S. President James Garfield in Death by Lightning, which premieres Thursday, Nov. 6, the streamer has revealed. Netflix has also released first-look photos from the miniseries, which you can see below.

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Oscar winning director and producer Adam McKay has signed with CAA for representation.

McKay’s credits include Netflix’s Don’t Look Up, a disaster movie about a planet-killing comet hurtling toward Earth that stands in as a metaphor for the climate crisis; Vice, which nabbed eight Academy Award nominations and The Big Short, which netted the Hollywood veteran an Oscar.

Upcoming feature projects include Sony Pictures’ untitled thriller from writer director Tommy Wirkola, starring Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak, and Djimon Hounsou, and the HBO comedy series The Chair Company, with Tim Robinson starring and writing.

McKay also produced Searchlight Pictures’ The Menu and the social thriller Fresh, and he executive produced Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut Booksmart, Netflix’s Dead to Me and Lorene Scafaria’s Hustlers.

For TV, McKay executive produced the hit HBO show Succession and directed the pilot. He also executive produced and directed the pilot of...

As one of the biggest risers in the Emmy odds, The Pitt has the opportunity to accomplish something that has not been done in almost 20 years: winning Best Drama Series with a season longer than 13 episodes. The last time this was achieved was by 24 in 2006. The Fox action serial starring Emmy winner Kiefer Sutherland produced 24 episodes per season as it chronicled a single day. It was also the last time a broadcast-network series won Best Drama.

The Pitt is only the second series in a decade to be nominated in the top category for an elongated season, after This Is Us, with 15 installments. Before that time, broadcast networks dominated the category.

This article could’ve just as easily been focused on “The Pitt.”

Despite the Max original series earning less than half the total nominations of “Severance” (and only the fifth most of any drama series), many prognosticators believe “The Pitt” has a legitimate shot at winning Best Drama Series, along with a handful of other trophies on Emmy night. Over at IndieWire’s sister site, Gold Derby, there’s a nearly even split among experts, with “Severance” clinging to a narrow 11-8 lead.

Working in “The Pitt’s” favor: the critics, who are absolutely rabid for a throwback medical drama consisting of a hefty 15 hourlong episodes; nostalgia, which should hook a few older voters who remember when the Emmys still regularly honored broadcast-style dramas; the “made in L.A.” narrative, which has been getting a lot of press coverage this season, as anxious Hollywood residents rally around productions that help...

Adam McKay and his production company Hyperobject Industries have signed with CAA for representation.

McKay’s recent credits include the Oscar- and BAFTA-nominated Don’t Look Up, one of Netflix’s most successful films; Vice, which received eight Academy Award nominations, six Golden Globe and BAFTA nominations, and a DGA nomination; The Big Short, which earned McKay Academy Award, BAFTA and Golden Globe nominations for Best Director. He and Charles Randolph also won Best Adapted Screenplay for Big Short at the Academy Awards, BAFTA, WGA and USC Scripter Awards.

Upcoming feature projects include the untitled Sony Pictures’ thriller from writer-director Tommy Wirkola, starring Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak and Djimon Hounsou, which is set for a July 2026 release. Other recent film work includes McKay’s role as a producer on Searchlight Pictures’ The Menu and social thriller Fresh. He served as an executive producer on Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut Booksmart, Netflix...

The Television Critics Association has been doling out prizes for over 40 years now, with its first awards show in 1985 honoring The Jewel in the Crown and The Cosby Show. Fast-forward to this week, and the 2025 winners consist of The Pitt and The Studio (one win for Best Comedy Series). Since the TCA's champions are announced prior to the Emmys every year, and cover the same June 1-May 31 eligibility period, awards prognosticators often look to the organization as a pivotal bellwether on the campaign trail.

But that might be a fool's errand.

Over the past 25 years, the TCA Awards and the Emmys have only agreed 40 percent of the time for Best Comedy Series,...

John Cena and his motley crew of crime fighters are back for more action, comedy, profanity, and dance moves.

In the midst of his year-long WWE retirement tour, John Cena is also making a triumphant return to the small screen. The second season of the critically acclaimed adult-comedy, superhero show”Peacemaker” returns on Thursday, Aug. 21 at 9 p.m. Et on HBO Max. The live-action series based on the DC Comics character of the same name has been semi-canonized in the new Dcu after Cena’s Peacemaker appeared in this summer’s “Superman,” which was also written and directed by “Peacemaker” creator and Dcu architect James Gunn. Don’t miss any...

The popular medical drama series is coming back far sooner than many fans anticipated.

Traditional production schedule? Pshaw to that, says HBO Max, at least when it comes to the new season of “The Pitt.” The medical drama series set in an overworked Pittsburgh hospital just wrapped its first season in April, and such shows nearly always take at least a year to craft a second season — especially on HBO, where the high production values usually demand an extended schedule. But as announced on Thursday, HBO will bring back “The Pitt” for a second season far earlier than most would expect.

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The upcoming Netflix limited series “Death by Lightning” has set its premiere date.

The four-episode drama will drop on the streaming service on Nov. 6. As previously announced, the series stars Matthew Macfadyen and Michael Shannon, which will tell the story of U.S. President James Garfield (Shannon) and his assassination by Charles Guiteau (Macfadyen). It is based on the novel “Destiny Of The Republic” by Candice Millard.

Along with Shannon and Macfadyen, the cast includes Nick Offerman as Chester Arthur, Bradley Whitford as James Blaine, Shea Whigham as Roscoe Conkling), and Betty Gilpin as Crete Garfield.

The guest cast includes: Alistair Petrie, Archie Fisher, Barry Shabaka Henley, Ben Miles, Kyle Soller, Laura Marcus, Paula Malcomson, Shaun Parkes, Tuppence Middleton, Vondie Curtis Hall, and Željko Ivanek.

Mike Makowsky is the creator of “Death by Lightning” and will also serve as writer and an executive producer. “Game of Thrones” creators David Benioff...

Two familiar faces are about to go to War.

Dominic West (The Crown) and Sienna Miller (Anatomy of a Scandal) have signed on to star in War, a new legal thriller that has earned a two-season commitment from HBO and UK broadcaster Sky. West plays tech titan Morgan Henderson, with Miller as his estranged actress wife Carla Duval. Their scandalous London divorce case “sends shockwaves through boardrooms, bedrooms, and courtrooms alike,” per the official description.

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“Splitsville” may be a rom-com, but Dakota Johnson’s character Julie doesn’t take part in much of the movie’s comedy.

“I liked playing a really sort of unhappy woman,” Johnson told me Tuesday at the film’s premiere at AMC the Grove in Los Angeles.

“Splitsville” follows two couples, made up of Julie and Paul (Michael Angelo Covino) and Ashley (Adria Arjona) and Carey (Kyle Marvin). Their lives begin to unravel when Ashley and Carey breakup and it’s revealed that Julie and Paul have an open relationship.

“I just love this tone of film,” Johnson said. “I love Mike and Kyle’s comedy, the way they write, the way they work together. I think the subject matter [open relationships] is really interesting and controversial, and I think people are very curious about it.”

The cast also includes Nicholas Braun, David Castañeda, Charlie Gillespie, Simon Webster, Stephen Adekolu, Tyrone Benskin and O-t Fagbenle.

HBO and Sky today announced War, a bold new legal thriller from the creator of Lupin and Hijack, starring Dominic West as tech titan Morgan Henderson and Sienna Miller as his estranged wife, international film star Carla Duval.

Set in the elite world of London law, the series has been greenlit with a two-season commitment from HBO and Sky, following a deal brokered by Sky. It debuts with a scandalous divorce case that sends shockwaves through boardrooms, bedrooms, and courtrooms alike.

Created by Golden Globe-nominated and Emmy and BAFTA Award-winning creator and showrunner George Kay and directed by Ben Taylor, War is co-produced by New Pictures and Kay’s Observatory Pictures, in association with HBO and Sky.

War follows two of London’s most prestigious rival firms – Cathcarts and Taylor & Byrne – as they go head-to-head in the divorce case of the century. Each side is certain they’ll win. But...

HBO and Sky have given a 2-season order to a jointly produced new legal thriller anthology series, “War,” with Dominic West and Sienna Miller set to star in the first season.

Set in the elite world of London law, “War” stars West (“The Wire,” “The Crown”) as tech titan Morgan Henderson and Sienna Miller (“Anatomy of a Scandal,” “American Sniper”) as his estranged wife, international film star Carla Duval. The series focuses on prestigious rival law firms Cathcarts and Taylor & Byrne as they battle over the divorce of the century.

But, per the official logline, “as the case spirals and loyalties fracture, reputations are on the line, and everyone’s playing to win. This is just the beginning.”

“War” will debut on HBO and HBO Max in the United States, stream on HBO Max in Australia and air on Sky and streaming services Now/Wow in the U.K., Ireland,...

Dominic West and Sienna Miller are set to lead a new legal thriller from George Kay, creator of Hijack and Lupin.

In War, West stars as tech titan Morgan Henderson and Miller as his estranged wife, international film star Carla Duval. Set in the elite world of London law, the series has been greenlit with a two-season commitment from Sky and HBO, “following a deal brokered by Sky,” the companies said. The show debuts with a “scandalous divorce case that sends shockwaves through boardrooms, bedrooms, and courtrooms alike.”

Kay is an Emmy and BAFTA-winning writer and showrunner. Ben Taylor (Sex Education, Catastrophe) is set to direct War, co-produced by New Pictures (Catherine the Great, The Long Shadow) and Kay’s Observatory Pictures, in association with Sky and HBO.

Also joining the cast are Phoebe Fox (The Great, Task) as Serena Byrne and James McArdle (Playing Nice, Mare of Easttown) as Nicholas Taylor,...

Jason Bateman isn’t done breaking bad: Following sinister turns in Ozark and Carry On, the Emmy winner is returning to Netflix this fall as Jude Law’s ne’er-do-well brother in the limited series Black Rabbit.

Premiering Thursday, Sept. 18, and “set against the backdrop of New York City’s high-pressure nightlife scene,” Black Rabbit centers on two brothers who are pushed to the brink by their duty to family and their pursuit of success,” according to the official logline. “Jake Friedken (Law) is the charismatic owner of Black Rabbit, a restaurant and VIP lounge, poised to become the hottest spot in New York.

Most people come for Marvel or Star Wars — but there’s a lot more (and less) than you might expect.

When I think of Disney+, I don’t think “everything service.” I think Marvel. I think Star Wars. I think a massive lineup of animated shows I haven’t watched since I was a kid. And honestly? That’s kind of the whole deal. Disney+ isn’t trying to cover every genre under the sun — it’s built around a very specific universe: Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and Nat Geo. But once I actually dig in, it’s kind of wild how much content is packed into those five lanes. Between the endless superhero shows, deep-cut Star Wars animation, legacy Disney Channel hits, and every single season of “The Simpsons,” there’s no shortage of stuff to scroll.

So I wanted to take stock of where things stand in...

Meet the new Weasley children.

With shooting on HBO’s “Harry Potter” series now in full swing at Warner Bros.’ Leavesden Studios in the U.K., the casting for four of Ron Weasley’s siblings — Fred, George, Percy and Ginny — has been revealed.

Twins Tristan and Gabriel Harland will star as Fred and George Weasley, Ruari Spooner is Percy Weasley and Gracie Cochrane is Ginny Weasley. The news was announced alongside a photo of the on-screen siblings, including Alastair Stout as Ron, huddled together for a selfie.

“Charlie’s in Romania at the moment but will be joining us soon enough…” the caption on HBO’s Instagram post reads, referring to the family’s second eldest son, who moved to Romania after graduating from Hogwarts to study dragons. Who will play Bill, the first Weasley child — a role originated by Domhnall Gleeson in the films — also remains to be seen.

Only a few months after Netflix canceled Pulse, its answer to HBO's hit medical drama The Pitt, the streamer has unveiled a new show that resembles one of the first originals it ever put out. The Argentinian Spanish-language prison drama In the Mud has gotten off to a solid start on the streaming charts, but it will be a while before we know if the Orange is the New Black comps are justified. The show stars Valentina Zenere as a model who is charged with murder and sent to prison, where she must quickly learn the essentials of survival while also trying to prove her innocence. She forges a bond...

Dominic McLaughlin, who will play Harry Potter in HBO’s upcoming series adaptation, has spoken about being cast in the iconic role for the first time.

While promoting his new film “Grow” — which McLaughlin stars in alongside Nick Frost, who plays Hagrid in the “Harry Potter” series — the young actor was asked by BBC News how it felt to transform into Harry.

“A bit surreal to be honest, because I was always a huge ‘Harry Potter’ fan when I was younger,” McLaughlin said. “And it was like the dream role, of course, so I’m thrilled to be able to be doing it.”

The “Harry Potter” series is currently in production in the U.K., which is expected to continue through spring 2026. Alongside McLaughlin as Harry Potter, Arabella Stanton stars as Hermione Granger and Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley. The young trio were selected from more than 30,000 actors who auditioned...

Palestine has selected Annemarie Jacir’s Palestine 36 as its official submission for the 2025 Academy Awards in the best international feature category.

The historical drama is set in 1936 during the Palestinian revolt against British colonial rule. The film follows Yusuf, a young villager caught between his rural home and the political upheaval in Jerusalem, as tensions rise amid growing unrest, British crackdowns, and the influx of Jewish immigrants escaping antisemitism in Europe. Palestine 36 will have its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival with a gala screening during the opening weekend on September 5.

The ensemble cast includes Hiam Abbass (Succession), Saleh Bakri (Blue Caftan), Robert Aramayo (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power), Billy Howle (The Perfect Couple), Liam Cunningham (Game of Thrones), Dafer L’Abidine (Children of Men), Yasmine Al-Massri (The Strangers Case), Yumna Marwan, newcomer Karim Daoud Anaya as Yusuf, and Academy Award winner...

The classic holiday movie Home Alonemay have already spawned a slew of sequels, but the director of the original 1990 movie is putting an end to rumors that there will be a reboot with the original cast. Chris Columbus directed the hit film from writer John Hughes, starring Macaulay Culkin as a mischievous child who must defend his home from burglars on Christmas Eve.

Speaking with Entertainment Tonight about the 35th anniversary of Home Alone, Columbus admitted the film holds a “nostalgic” place in the hearts of many people, but he doesn’t see a reboot in the future. “I think Home Alone really exists as a…you know, not as this timepiece,...

The new drama from The Chosencreator Dallas Jenkins casts a Bridgerton star, with the Biblical series moving forward at Prime Video. Since its debut in December 2017, The Chosen has been one of the most consistent hits on streaming. It has also proven to be a reliable box office player, with the franchise grossing $140 million worldwide from its various theatrical runs.

That success was part of why Amazon MGM Studios signed a deal with Jenkins' 5&2 Studios earlier this year. As part of the agreement, Prime Video is now the U.S. streaming home for The Chosen. But the deal also includes developing further projects and new dramas. One of those projects, which involves a key biblical name, is taking a major step forward.

Prime Video has announced that it has ordered Joseph of Egypt to series, with Bridgerton's Adam Hashmi set to star in the lead role of Joseph. Hashmi...

A new series from the Peaky Blinderscreator is in the works, and it sounds like an excellent Succession follow-up. Steven Knight is a film and TV writer who's worked on projects like Eastern Promises and Locke, and who's set to write the next James Bond film. Peaky Blinders is still the crown jewel of his career.

Steven Knight's next project is titled House of Guinness, and it's set to premiere on Netflix on September 25, 2025. The show will be set in 19th century Dublin and New York, centered around the titular Guinness family following the death of Sir Benjamin Guinness, who inherited the Guinness Brewery and became the richest man in Ireland.

The logline for the show details that it will follow "the far-reaching impact of his will on the fate of his four adult children Arthur, Edward, Anne, and Ben," evidently creating a Succession-like family drama.

The four main cast...

Dakota Fanning has been in the industry since a young child, starring in productions such as I Am Sam, Charlotte's Web, The Secret Life of Bees, and Coraline. While her performances in those were exceptional, many fans of her generation remember her as Jane Volturi, a guard of the Volturi (a royal vampire family) in The Twilight Saga. Unlike some actors, Fanning seems to like being involved in a wide variety of projects in different genres. Her latest role is in the upcoming Peacock mystery thriller, All Her Fault, which stars Sarah Snook (Succession) playing a mom living in a parent's worst nightmare.

According to the official press release, Snook will play Marissa Irvine, a mom who "arrives to collect her young son Milo from his first playdate, but the woman who answers the door isn't a mother she recognizes. She doesn't have Milo and has never heard of him.

HBO Max is among the top streamers that have built their names with mega-hits like Game of Thrones, The Last of Us, and Succession. But beyond these headline giants, the platform also provides plenty of gems that often get overlooked despite strong writing, standout performances, and binge-worthy storylines.

These underrated HBO Max shows might not trend on social media every Sunday night, but they’re every bit as binge-worthy. So, if you’ve already exhausted the buzzy blockbusters and want something fresh, it’s time to dig a little deeper into the HBO Max library.

5. Somebody Somewhere (2022-2024) Mary Catherine Garrison, Heidi Johanningmeier, and Bridget Everett in Somebody Somewhere (Credits- HBO Max)

Creator- Hannah Bos and Paul Thureen

Cast- Bridget Everett, Jeff Hiller, Mary Catherine Garrison, Murray Hill, and others.

ShowIMDbRotten TomatoesMetacriticSomebody Somewhere8.2/10100%89/100

Somebody Somewhere feels like a quiet gem that finds beauty in life’s in-between moments. The show follows Sam,...

One thing is clear from the response to Netflix’s Nobody Wants This, and that is the fact that the reverse of the title is very true.

Thus, the renewal of the series for a second season, which has already added some extra star power in the form of new characters and cast members. After the first season of the show arrived on Netflix in Sept. 2024, there will be a bit of a wait for the next installment.

Find everything we know about Season 2 of Nobody Wants This below:

When will Nobody Wants This Season 2 come out?

The second season will return to Netflix October 23. Netflix unveiled first-look images for Season 2 of the romantic comedy series in August.

(L to R) Justine Lupe as Morgan, Kristen Bell as Joanne, Jackie Tohn as Esther in episode 202 Erin Simkin / Netflix

Season 2 wrapped production according to star Jackie Tohn’s May 12 Instagram post and story.

Ariana Madix is scrubbing into St. Denis Medical.

The Love Island USA host, who recently appeared on ABC’s Will Trent, will guest-star in Season 2 of the NBC medical comedy as Dr. Emerson. A character breakdown has not been released.

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In Season 2 of St. Denis Medical, “after receiving a large, private donation, hospital administrator Joyce bites off more than she can chew,...

After decades of anticipation, those excited to see The Long Walk adaptation will be able to do so next week at an exclusive showing of the film. MovieWeb is proud to announce that it will be hosting a screening of the new Stephen King adaptation in Los Angeles, and select fans will be able to punch their tickets free of cost. The long-awaited horror thriller will arrive in theaters nationwide on September 12, but not everyone will have to wait until then to see it.

The Long Walk is set in a post-apocalyptic world in which America has resorted to dystopian death games that include having 100 boys walk until all but one is eliminated (shot dead). It's a harrowing story based on King's seminal 1979 novel that continues to be ever-so-relevant in today's capitalist world. The film stars Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson, Garrett Wareing, Tut Nyuot, Charlie Plummer, Ben Wang, Roman Griffin Davis,...

After the Succession series finale in 2023, creator Jesse Armstrong was happy to step away from the high-pressure world of producing award-winning TV (75 Emmy nominations, 19 wins). He passed his time noodling at a novel and penning the occasional book review for The Times of London. But, as he explains to The Hollywood Reporter, one of those book reviews sent him down a tech-world rabbit hole — and out the other end, in record time, came Mountainhead.

Emmy-nominated for outstanding TV movie, the 2024 HBO feature follows a boys-will-be-boys ski weekend. Only these boys — played by Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith and Ramy Youssef — are the richest men in Silicon Valley. The results are dark, nasty and wincingly hilarious; in other words, everything you’d expect from an Armstrong production.

The screenwriter and producer who hails from Shropshire, England, spoke to THR from his current home in London about Mountainhead‘s inspirations,...

With the penultimate season of The Chosen just beyond the horizon, Prime Video is shifting its gears and lining up another Biblical epic. Today, the streamer has given a straight-to-series order for a brand-new production titled Joseph of Egypt, which is set to come from The Chosen’s home of 5&2 Studios. Set to feature Bridgertonand Criminal Record star, Adam Hashmi, in the leading role, the project will be backed by 5&2’s very own Craig Wright, who also pens the series. As of right now, a release window has yet to be set, but we do know that filming is already underway in New Mexico.

Over eight episodes, the miniseries will turn the pages back from The Chosen’s exploration of the New Testament to the much, much earlier days of the Old Testament and delve into the tale of Joseph (Hashmi). The well-known story follows the favorite and most beloved...

Amazon Prime Video has officially ordered the Biblical drama “Joseph of Egypt” to series, Variety has learned.

Variety exclusively reported the show was in development at the streamer back in June. Production is now underway in New Mexico, with Adam Hashmi cast in the lead role of Joseph.

The official logline for the series states, “In this iconic Old Testament story, betrayed by jealous brothers, Joseph (Hashmi) defies all expectations and rises to incredible power in Egypt, second only to Pharaoh. But when his past catches up with him, he is confronted with the ultimate test.”

Along with Hashmi, series regulars include Alexander Siddig as Jacob, Babak Tafti as Simeon, Daniel Peera as Reuben, and Iris Bahr as Leah.

The recurring cast members are: Dakota Shapiro as Ashur, Tannaz Shastiri as Eliuram, Ruben Vernier as Gad, Amir Malaklou as Judah, Moran Atias as Bilhah, Necar Zadegan as Zilapah, Matisse Ratron-Neal as Issachar,...

Two years after the end of Succession, we're more than ready to see Sarah Snook back on TV again. Luckily for us, Peacock is about to release a new series with Snook in the lead, playing opposite none other than Dakota Fanning (The Perfect Couple). All Her Fault is a new thriller series that centers around a woman living every parent's worst nightmare. In order to tease the new show, Peacock unveiled a first-look image and revealed when we can expect to check it out: the series is set to start rolling out episodes this November.

You don't even need to watch a trailer to understand the situation of Marissa Irvine (Snook). After doing something absolutely ordinary — leaving her son on a playdate with another parent — she gets shocked to her core when she comes back to collect Milo and discovers that not only the woman who answers the door...

It’s been over two years since “Succession” signed off, and now Sarah Snook is making her return to television. Above is a first look of her in the new Peacock drama “All Her Fault,” based on Andrea Mara’s 2021 novel of the same name. The show will premiere its first four episodes on November 6, with two episodes each dropping the following two weeks, to wrap on November 20.

It seems like a good thing this release is compressed, because this show looks like a masterclass in anxiety. As in Mara’s novel, Snook will play Marissa, a mom who arrives to pick up her son Milo from his first-ever play date. When the door opens, the woman greeting her is not at all the mother of Milo’s friend Marissa’s expecting — and she’s never even heard of Milo at all. As the official logline reads, “And so begins every parent’s worst nightmare.

Sarah Snook is taking her Emmy-awarded talents from HBO to Peacock. The Succession star headlines the NBCUniversal streamer’s fall prestige series, All Her Fault, alongside a cast that includes Dakota Fanning, Jake Lacy, and Michael Peña. Peacock announced a Nov. 6 premiere date for the eight-episode limited series, based on the bestselling novel by Andrea Mara and released a first-look image featuring Snook and Fanning. Here’s everything you need to know about Snook’s return to television following her Tony-winning work on Broadway in The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Dakota Fanning and Sarah Snook in All Her Fault (Courtesy Peacock) What is All Her Fault about?

If you thought NBC’s addictively bonkers 2015 miniseries The Slap depicted the ultimate nightmare for parents, All Her Fault might keep them from ever sleeping again. Snook plays Marissa Irvine, a happily married mother who arrives at a neighbor’s house to pick up her young son,...

Jeremy Strong had an annoying habit that even challenged his co-stars to work with him in Succession. The hit show has earned Kendall Roy a Primetime Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series and Best Actor in a Television Series – Drama, respectively.

But several complaints can be heard about Jeremy Strong being too coercive and harsh in his skill of ‘method acting’ on the sets of Succession. In Town & Country’s March 2023 cover story, his fellow co-star and father in the show, Brian Cox, who portrays Logan Roy, opened up about his thoughts and feelings on Strong’s method acting skills, saying,

“Oh, it’s f**king annoying. Don’t get me going on it.”

But does his nature of input to his role make him the perfect embodiment of Kendall Roy, or is it just a way that Jeremy Strong rehearses for his roles?...

Emmy-nominated writer Kim Rosenstock posed a provocative question to a eclectic group of playwrights-turned-tv writers who joined her at the latest edition of Proper Presents: Deadline Dinners: Have you ever been asked to explain your show’s tone?

To kick off the night that’s designed to foster candid, intimate conversations among storytellers, Rosenstock explained that while doing press for Dying for Sex she was asked by reporters to talk about the show’s tone. As a playwright (she penned the 2013 play Tigers Be Still) who holds an Mfa in playwriting from Yale School of Drama, she said the question of tone rarely came up when being asked about her plays. “So I don’t always know what that means,” she said.

That spawned a lively discussion among Rosenstock’s many guests at the Deadline event that took place at the Santa Monica Proper hotel.

‘Shin Godzilla’ and other hits from Japan will make their HBO Max debut in the coming months.

HBO Max has a superb selection of Japanese animation titles. Studio Ghibli films stream on HBO Max in the United States, and now the service is welcoming a new selection of animated and live-action movies from Japan thanks to a new licensing deal with distributor Gkids. The deal will see several titles join HBO Max now, with more coming later in 2025 and 2026.

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HBO Max and Gkids have a preexisting relationship that was strengthened with its latest announcement.

A new streaming service with TNT Sports is on the way. What does that mean for the B/R Add-On?

Discovery Global doesn’t want to be left behind as competitors launch their own standalone sports streaming services. Later this month, both ESPN and Fox are sending new streaming products to market that will be packed with live sports, and while Warner Bros. Discovery is busy with its plans to spin off its cable channels, executives taking charge of the companies that will emerge are already thinking about ways to get more sports to customers outside the cable bundle. To that end, the company has announced it will launch a new streaming service centered on TNT Sports content in the coming months, but where will that leave the Bleacher Report Sports Add-On, which HBO Max launched to serve the same purpose?

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We’ll give you all the information you need to watch HBO Max’s library in Ultra-High-Definition.

The library on HBO Max is absolutely stuffed with TV shows and movies that are best seen in the highest resolution possible. The streamer offers shows like “Game of Thrones” and many more that deserve to be seen in Ultra-High-Definition 4K for fans to get the most premium watching experience — and after all, premium is the name of the game on HBO Max, right?

If you’re looking to sign up for an HBO Max subscription, but want to make sure that you can watch your chosen shows and movies in 4K, keep reading. We’ve got all the details you need to know about watching the streamer in Uhd here.

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Head of Discovery Global Gunnar Wiedenfels shared the first details about the new streamer last week.

Warner Bros. Discovery is continuing to take steps to evolve. The company is already gearing up for a spin off of its cable channels that will result in the existence of two separate firms: Warner Bros., which will include the movie studio and HBO Max, and Discovery Global, which will house Wbd’s assortment of cable networks. There will be streaming on the Discovery Global side of the equation, too; not only will it continue to be responsible for discovery+, but it plans to launch a new streaming service focused on TNT Sports content as well.

Key Details: Call to action: The announcement of the new sports streamer was made during Wbd’s second quarter earnings call. Bundled up: The new service will be available in bundles with HBO Max and discovery+. Venu reborn:...

Recent data from Luminate holds fascinating insights regarding whether or not Emmy nods affect a show’s audience size.

Does anyone care about awards nominations when choosing their next binge watch? New data from Luminate is trying to answer that question. Luminate took a look at several series nominated for Emmy Awards in 2025, and found that while a nomination isn’t guaranteed to boost a show’s viewership, it can provide a huge boost to sagging audience numbers.

Key Details: No Pitt of despair: Viewership for “The Pitt” surged after receiving Emmy nominations. Stretching its wings: “The Penguin” also saw viewership jump after its Emmy nod. Just for laughs: “Nobody Wants This” and “The Studio” each saw watching jumps of over 60% after being honored. Sign Up $9.99+ / month max via prime video

While Luminate’s data doesn’t point to a conclusive link between Emmy nominations and more time spent watching nominated shows,...

The anthology series moves from frozen Alaska to Jamaica Bay in 2027

“True Detective” Season 4 was my favorite since the original dropped more than a decade ago — and I’m not alone. “Night Country” gave the series its highest ratings ever, brought in Jodie Foster for a killer performance, and proved that new showrunner Issa López knows exactly what she’s doing. Now, López is back to run the show again for Season 5, which is heading to Jamaica Bay, New York for a brand-new mystery. It won’t land until 2027, but it’s already one of HBO’s most anticipated returns. Here’s everything we know so far about the fifth season of “True Detective.”

Everything you need to know about ‘True Detective’ Season 5:

When does the new season drop?

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Why HBO Max?

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What happened last season?

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Taylor Sheridan has assembled an unprecedented empire on Paramount+, but one of his movies that was released straight to streaming several years ago has re-entered streaming charts. Sheridan wrote the script for Without Remorse alongside Will Staples, which is based on the popular Tom Clancy novel of the same name. Stefano Sollima, who previously worked with Sheridan on Sicario: Day of the Soldado, directed Without Remorse, which stars Michael B. Jordan. The film is currently streaming on Prime Video globally and in the United States. However, despite being released several years ago, it’s still one of the most popular movies in several countries, including Costa Rica. Without Remorse earned scores of 45% from critics and 42% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, and the film did not receive any kind of theatrical release.

Without Remorse had some release turmoil that led to it being released straight to streaming on Prime Video, instead of in theaters,...

The week saw a popular Disney live-action movie get a streaming release date, and saw sports news from multiple outlets bubble up.

Disney absolutely dominated the media news cycle this week, dropping major announcements about its new ESPN streaming service, a new deal with WWE, and the integration of Disney+ and Hulu in 2026. With those stories taking up so much digital ink, it was hard for other outlets to get a word in edgewise.

Fortunately, The Streamable is here to catch you up on other streaming stories you might not have caught this week, thanks to the Disney onslaught. There are a couple of more Disney stories to run through, as well as sports streaming news, and a major cancellation, so keep reading to see what you might have missed in streaming this week!

Streaming stories you might have missed this week

‘And Just Like That…’ canceled

‘Lilo & Stitch’ gets...

HBO’s Harry Potter reboot is officially in production, and it’s planned to run for 10 years. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has confirmed the news during the company’s most recent earnings call (via Collider). While the series will follow the structure of J.K. Rowling‘s original seven books, it will span a full decade. That means some seasons may be extended, split, or expanded with new materials.

Cinematographer Adriano Goldman confirmed that Season 1 will include eight episodes. Best known for his work in The Crown and Andor, he will lead the first two and final two episodes.

The show is being led by showrunner Francesca Gardiner (Succession) and director Mark Mylod. The full production is taking place at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden in the U.K., where the original movies were shot. The production team spent 18 weeks in pre-production (via movieweb).

Each book will form the basis of one season,...

The horror movie will be in theaters around the United States on Friday, Aug. 8.

Where did the children of Maybrook, Pennsylvania go? That’s the question at the center of the new movie “Weapons,” which comes to theaters on Friday, Aug. 8. We may not know where to find the children of this sleepy town, but we can give you our best guess on when you’ll be able to watch it via streaming.

Key Details: Sterling reviews: “Weapons” has a 90% score or better from both critics and audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. Spooky streamer: Warner Bros. Discovery is distributing “Weapons,” so it will end up on HBO Max. Scary holidays?: A release window of less than 100 days seems likely for “Weapons.” Sign Up $9.99+ / month max via prime video

“Weapons” takes viewers to the idyllic town of Maybrook, where a chilling mystery has gripped the townsfolk. One night, every child except...

Cillian Murphy is now more than two years removed from his Oscar-winning performance in Oppenheimer, but one of his movies that’s more than 20 years old just got a disappointing streaming update. Murphy stars alongside Rachel McAdams (The Notebook) and Brian Cox (Succession) in Red Eye, the 2005 psychological thriller following a woman who accidentally befriends a terrorist on her flight who forces her to help him assassinate the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security. Red Eye has been streaming on Netflix for the last few months, but the streamer has confirmed that the last day to watch the film will be on August 31. Red Eye earned an 80% from critics and 64% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, and the film grossed $96 million at the box office against a $36 million budget.

Fortunately for fans who enjoy watching Red Eye regularly, the film is still streaming on Paramount+and for free on Pluto TV,...

Taylor Swift’s feature-length directional debut remains in active development at Searchlight Pictures, and according to a new update from Hollywood insider Jeff Sneider, the pop star has begun working with Alice Birch on the film’s script.

Birch, a British playwright and screenwriter, is best known for her acclaimed television adaptation of Sally Rooney’s Normal People, as well as for developing the Prime Video series Dead Ringers starring Rachel Weisz. She also contributed to Season 2 of Succession and co-wrote the upcoming feature film Die, My Love, starring Jennifer Lawrence.

Per Sneider, while Swift penned the film’s original screenplay, Birch has been brought on to assist with rewrites, “working closely with Swift and ‘tailoring’ the project to her creative vision.”

In true Swift fashion, the film remains tightly under wraps — with no title, release date, or plot details revealed.

Swift previously wrote and directed All Too Well: The Short Film,...