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A Disney+ vampire television show has just released its spooky season 2 trailer, just in time for Halloween. Today, the official trailer and poster for the upcoming second season of the music-driven, live-action adaptation Vampirina: Teenage Vampire were revealed.

Crew Girl S1. (L to R) Miku Martineau as Teagan Tao and Jessica Paré as Ella Tao in Crew Girl S1. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix

Dana White’s Contender Series will continue its 10th season on Tuesday. As with every edition of the show, fighters will look to impress UFC CEO Dana White enough to be offered a contract to fight for the biggest mixed martial arts company in the world.

Disney+ has officially ordered a new animated series. It will bring the classic Disney superhero back to screens with a new cast led by Mark Hamill, Seth Rogen, and Kathryn Newton.

Disney+ is getting dangerous: The streamer is bringing back the classic ’90s cartoon “Darkwing Duck” with an all-new animated series, TVLine has learned.

I upgraded to an Apple Watch Series 12 last week, and so far after a few days of testing there are three standout features for me.

Over the last several years, Netflix has produced a slew of shows that many people feel were ended too quickly. However, one of the streaming service’s 2016 series has stood out among them, as its passionate viewers continue to praise it and decry its early ending. Now, that unique sci-fi show, The OA, has just…

Disney+ is set to add another Marvel title to its October lineup shortly after VisionQuest premieres. Marvel’s Iron Man and his Awesome Friends will return with new episodes next month, continuing the adventures of Iron Man, Ironheart and Iron Hulk. The animated series is scheduled to make its return just two weeks after VisionQuest arrives…

Netflix’s Top 10 is always changing, but landing near the top doesn’t necessarily mean a show is winning everyone over. Case in point: the streamer’s current number two series, Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, is getting some seriously mixed reactions, with critics and viewers alike less than impressed.

A new chapter of “Survivor” begins with Season 51, marking the series’ first “Open Era” in which “every twist, every idol, every advantage in the series’ history may come into play in any order and without warning.”