Joy Behar is making it clear that viewers shouldn't read too much into (or get their hopes up over...) her upcoming absence from The View. During a recent appearance on the show's Behind the Table podcast with executive producer Brian Teta, the longtime co-host went...
For years, the lineup of politicians booked for Disney's The View on ABC followed a familiar pattern: high-profile Democratic figures were welcomed onto the ABC daytime show, while Republicans and right-leaning voices often claimed they were shut out. Now, in a sudden...
Starfleet Academy has been canceled. Paramount has confirmed the divisive Alex Kurtzman Star Trek series will wrap with its second season, cutting short what was clearly intended to be a long-term project for the franchise. And despite the polished language coming out...
The Yellowstone spinoff machine isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Paramount+ has officially set a release date for Dutton Ranch, the latest extension of Taylor Sheridan’s ever-expanding franchise, with the series set to premiere on May 15, 2026. The show will launch...
Even though Hulu scrapped its Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot, some fans may still be curious to see what might have been. Sarah Michelle Gellar hopes they don’t. In an exclusive interview with Page Six Radio, the former Slayer was asked if she wanted the pilot to leak. “I hope it doesn’t. I actually hope it doesn’t,” she said.
Fans were shocked when ABC abruptly canceled the 22nd season of The Bachelorette just days before its premiere. After a disturbing video of this year’s lead, Taylor Frankie Paul, surfaced online, the network expressed surprise and quickly pulled the plug. In a post on X, Jillian Anderson, a former contestant on The Bachelor, highlighted ABC’s rigorous background checks, implying the network may have known about Paul’s past before casting her. Now, some are raising questions about why the show moved forward despite those warning signs.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer star Nicholas is dead at age 54, and news has quickly spread across the entertainment world. According to statements released by his family, Nicholas Brendon died in his sleep on March 20, 2026, from natural causes. Best known for his role as...
Television pilots are often shelved. However, the tension surrounding the recent attempt to revive Buffy the Vampire Slayer has become unusual. In an interview with People, star Sarah Michelle Gellar suggested the show was canceled because of a specific executive. Now, Hulu is pushing back.
John Lithgow appears to be reframing the story around his decision to play Dumbledore in the upcoming Harry Potter television series. The ongoing debate between gender activists and Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling made the project controversial before it even went into production. According to ScreenRant, Lithgow recently told The New York Times that he nearly quit the project over his disagreement with the author’s stance.
Netflix is pushing back after actor Matt Damon suggested the streamer encourages filmmakers to repeatedly explain plot points to keep distracted viewers engaged. The claim, which quickly gained traction online, was also echoed in a joke during the Oscars—fueling a...
Conan O’Brien took a swipe at Turning Point USA during Hollywood’s biggest night, tossing out what was meant to be an easy laugh at the expense of the conservative organization’s alternative Super Bowl halftime show. “I should warn you tonight could get political,...
Information regarding the growing professional divide between Meghan Markle and Netflix has taken a dramatic turn. According to Variety, co-CEO Ted Sarandos reportedly refuses to speak with the duchess without a lawyer present—a claim her attorney has denied. However, it remains an allegation that suggests the relationship may be shifting from creative collaboration to carefully managed negotiation.
Lanterns, the upcoming superhero television series for HBO Max, has quickly become a flashpoint among DC fans. Many were already concerned after the R-rated trailer suggested a grounded tone. Comments from writer and producer Damon Lindelof sparked further backlash. Now, star Nathan Fillion and head of DC Studios James Gunn have come out in his support.