'All Rise' is the first and only scripted series to create an episode set during the coronavirus pandemic.

Despite the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, WWE decided to tape its first two-night, pre-taped WrestleMania event.

Although initially set for an early summer premiere, the documentary series has been moved to run from April 19th to May 17th.

To keep home-bound subscribers entertained, the popular streaming service will be introducing many new movies and TV shows this month.

After one season each, Netflix has decided that production of both shows will not be moving forward.

Along with the postponing of the Tokyo Summer Olympics, ABC's planned counterprogramming has just been nixed.

In addition to these two shows, 'Rhythm + Flow' and a new unscripted series starring Marie Kondo have been picked up.

'Breaking Bad' executive producer Mark Johnsen will be overseeing the upcoming musical series, written by Scott Z. Burns.

As per the latest government requests, these media and technology companies are reducing online video bit rates due to the increase in streaming demand.

With or without a Prime membership, children's TV shows and select family films are now available via the streaming service.