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Prime Video has set Wednesday, November 4 for the premiere of its Muhammad Ali limited series The Greatest. The date was revealed Saturday during a presentation at Essence Festival of Culture, featuring creator, showrunner and exec producer Ben Watkins, star Jaalen Best, and cast members Dana Gourrier, Amin Joseph, Kai Parham, and Michael Ealy. The…

Netflix continued its concert overhaul in June by canceling two shows – both of which were canceled after just one season

Netflix boasts the largest and most expansive library of original shows of any streaming service, but it does face one rather significant problem: customers aren’t coming back for follow-up seasons

1/11 Sabrina Lantos/Warner Bros. Discovery Fan of hot hockey players, passionate sex, a slow burn and a rivals-to-lovers trope?  Look no further than the Crave original series—based on Rachel Reid’s Gamechangers books—that follows Montreal Voyageurs captain Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) and Boston Bears captain Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) through their decade-long romance.  The on-ice rivals…

The spooky animated sounds of the new Disney+ animated series, The Doomies, are now available on most streaming services

A period drama hailed as ‘terrific binge fare’ has enthralled audiences, and the brilliant news is that it can be watched completely free on BBC iPlayer

Three years ago, Marvel Studios reached a low point that forever altered how many fans viewed the MCU. After dominating the 2010s with truly unmatched success in the genre under the leadership of Kevin Feige, the studio’s streaming onto Disney+ brought a flood of interconnected series that produced mixed results. While several shows found success,…

There’s nothing quite like Canadian television. The land of hockey and Rush has given the world countless sci-fi shows, from Stargate SG-1 to Continuum, and somehow turned an urban fantasy series about a succubus into a hit for five seasons. Lost Girl aired on SyFy and immediately filled the gap left behind by Lexx. When…

CENTERVILLE, Ohio (WKEF) –Will Ferrell’s new Netflix series is on a promotional tour and stopped in Centerville

America’s about to turn 250, folks — which means it’s time to celebrate the Fourth of July by declaring your independence from the holiday hustle for an episode or two of your favorite TV shows. Whether your house is about to become a destination for the entire extended family to gather or a personal, private…