Netflix turning the classic comic book ‘Sandman’ into an animation film, originally set for 1916-1988 but now expanding to 1916-modern day.

Harry Bradbeer’s success with directing ‘Fleabag’ has landed him a creative deal with Amazon.

This socially-distanced drive-though experience will give fans an exclusive look into real props and sets, from the Emmy nominated show ‘Stranger Things’.

This 6-part comedy series stars Fred Armisen, John C. Riley, and Tim Heidecker and will air on Showtime later this year.

This horror tv show based on both Mexican and American folklore is saying their final farewell, following their third season.

Netflix has decided to scrap the second season of ‘The Society’ and ‘I Am Not Okay With This’ due to pandemic related issues.

This candy-filled competition show hosted by Kristin Chenoweth will premiere on the Food Network.

This year, the Emmy’s are stepping up their game, nominating multiple LGBTQ TV shows and characters.

The docuseries ‘Enslaved: The Lost History of the Translatlantic Slave Trade’ will be premiering on the BBC Two channel.

The streamer will strive to celebrate Black voices and authors with an upcoming series with Tiffany Haddish, Lupita Nyong’o, and Common.