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Prime Video has been making plenty of moves with its original programming, with a number of series receiving renewals while others have reached the end of the road.
Fanatics Collectibles and UC3 — the joint venture between UEFA and the European Club Association — have reached a six-year extension of their trading card, sticker and trading card game partnership surrounding all UEFA club competitions — an extension that runs through 2033 and introduces new patch programs, including debut patches. The deal covers both…
Netflix has renewed its entire original lineup of video podcast shows for additional episodes. The streamer has also announced new podcast releases from multiple notable celebrities.
If you’ve been eagerly waiting for more of Netflix’s gritty undercover drama Legends, we have some fantastic news for you. The hit British crime thriller has officially been renewed for Season 2!
Prime Video has recently renewed one of its hit TV shows for Season 2. This decision was made just weeks after the show’s first season premiered on the streaming platform.
A report from the Japanese outlet Tokyo Sports has suggested that three Netflix Originals from the region, Yu Yu Hakusho, Sanctuary, and Tokyo Swindlers, have been renewed, and all three will begin filming in Fall 2026. Here’s everything we know.
It’s a rare sight to see a Marvel show get renewed in 2026. I know, I know; Marvel is the biggest name in entertainment, so success is its middle name. And yet, the TV landscape has shifted dramatically for anything that Marvel Studios produces, with only Daredevil: Born Again managing to successfully secure multiple renewals…
Back in 2023, Netflix broadcast the first season of Yu Yu Hakusho,a live-action adaptation of Yoshihiro Togashi’s beloved Japanese manga series. Now, nearly three years later, the series appears to have quietly been renewed, with plans to allow viewers back into the spirit realm allegedly well underway.
Just like any good pickpocket will tell you, it’s best to leave the scene early and on a high note, and this seems to be the case for the Hulu/Disney+ series The Artful Dodger.
Mina Chan, a Japanese influencer based in South Korea, killed herself while broadcasting live from her Seoul apartment in the early hours of Wednesday, police revealed.