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For more than two decades, Ubisoft’s Far Cry has been an incredibly popular video game, as evidenced by its dozen sequels, spinoffs, and expansions. Naturally, when FX announced that a live-action anthology series based on the game was in the works, there was plenty of excitement (as well as a little trepidation) around that news.…

Far Cry casts a huge Emmy Winner for its upcoming show. The TV series recently announced that the actress from Netflix’s Zero Day would join the cast. As production is still under wraps, more casting news can be expected

Global gaming icon Fakeris teaming up with Tomorrow X Together band member Beomgyufor a pioneering television format. The high-profile duo will navigate a technologically advanced whodunit series called «Murder Club», slated to drop on Disney+ on July 29

The upcoming Absolute Batman animated series won’t simply recreate the pages of the popular DC comic. Instead of adapting the comic panel by panel, the series will tell a bigger story without altering what made thetory expands on the comic and discussed its animation and characters in a recent podcast

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Netflix is turning one of the world’s most recognizable board games into a high‑stakes reality competition – and the streamer is now looking for contestants

Kelly’s talk show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, scored 11 nods this year for its seventh and final season, including outstanding daytime talk series and outstanding daytime talk series host

The first trailer for Ryan Murphy’s upcoming FX TV series, The Shards, has been released. The project was previously in development at HBO before being dropped, with Murphy later reviving it for FX. The Shards is based on Bret Easton Ellis’ eponymous semi-autobiographical novel

The removal of a PBS news show from Arkansas airwaves and the rescheduling of another has incensed Arkansans after a successful crowdfunding campaignkept PBS programs in the state

Back in 2008, when Zack Snyder’s 2009 “Watchmen” film adaptation was still in production, comic book impresario Alan Moore clarified to Entertainment Weekly that, no, he didn’t approve of the movie. Moore, of course, wrote the highly celebrated comic book on which “Watchmen” was based and felt that “Watchmen” was perfectly suited to its original medium. As…