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“Brothers” is a new Apple TV show starring Texans Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as fictionalized versions of themselves. (Courtesy)

Fall TV is back in a big way. September is packed with TV premieres, with something noteworthy being released just about every day this month. (You can check our September TV calendar highlights at the bottom of this guide if you don’t believe us.) Shows returning in September include Glen Powell’s sports comedy Chad Powers,…

Tom Hiddleston as Loki in Marvel Studios’ LOKI, Season 2, exclusively on Disney+ | Photo courtesy of Marvel Studios

The late James Gandolfini will always be remembered for his role as Tony Soprano, but the actor has quite the diverse resume. After making his Broadway debut in 1992, the Emmy-winning actor went on to star in a string of films, including “True Romance” and “Crimson Tide.” Branching out to television in 1997, Gandolfini made…

It has been over a month since “Love Island USA” fans said goodbye to the Season 8 cast during the grand finale, and now it is time to catch up with the islanders to see if the romances and friendships have continued outside of the villa.

Season 3 of The Hunting Wives won’t shoot in North Carolina. Why? The General Assembly rewrote how the state distributes film incentives. Producer Joan Cunningham emailed production staff recently. The…

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While it’s understandably hard to find a steady audience in this age of streaming platforms adding new shows constantly, fantasy is a genre that has it particularly rough. Often featuring more bombastic premises and lavish productions than more grounded contemporaries, a fantasy show needs to find its viewership fast to avoid the chopping block. Of…

The best canceled Netflix shows were all wiped out far too early. The streamer’s emphasis on giving programs tragically brief runs means that it is littered with some of the best one-season TV shows of all time. While countless Netflix productions failed to extend beyond their initial batch of episodes, somehow, the Shane Gillis comedy “Tires”…

The project, which was in early development at Disney+, is no longer moving forward, a