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Seven stranded castaways, one tiny ship, a fateful three-hour tour, an uncharted desert isle — those were the key elements of “Gilligan’s Island,” the 1964 sitcom that ran for three seasons and 98 episodes before ending in 1967. Thanks to years of endless reruns, the show’s popularity grew, reaching generations of viewers who weren’t even…
Launched in 2020, HBO’s streaming service HBO Max has had a somewhat confusing evolution. There was the 2023-2025 period where it was known simply as Max — which had nothing to do with Cinemax, a cable channel HBO’s corporate overlords at Warner Bros. Discovery still own and operate. There were also controversial decisions that led to…
Actress Hayden Panettiere, star of US TV shows Heroes and Nashville, has died aged 36.
This combination of album cover images show, from left, “Life Is A Dream” by Anthony Hopkins, “Hazel Eyes” by Sam Smith, and a self-titled release by Weezer. (Decca Records/Capitol Records/Warner Records
Two elite teams facing off. The Crosstown Classic. A battle between two of baseball’s best teams in the second half.
Marvel’s VisionQuest is a new series in the Marvel universe expected on Disney+ on October 14, 2026. Created by Terry Matalas, this American production sits squarely in the narrative continuity of WandaVision and of Agatha All Along. It again features Vision, played by Paul Bettany, in a story that blends action, drama and fantasy, conceived…
Disney has announced that the video game series “Kingdom Hearts” is becoming an anime TV series.
The ambitious HBO series “Lanterns,” based on DC Comics’ “Green Lantern” franchise, stars Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, a rookie space cop training under aging intergalactic peacekeeper Hal Jordan, played by Kyle Chandler.
The Houston Astrostake on the Seattle Mariners in the series-deciding game on Sunday. The game is set for 6:20 p.m. CT and for the second straight Sunday, the Astros will be featured on Sunday Night Baseball on NBC/Peacock.
A live-action version of the Disney film Tangled was announced during the D23 streaming keynote. Corinne Reichert/CNET