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Oct. 28 (UPI) — It would appear someone cast a spell on Hollywood, what with all the magical new films and TV shows about witches it has been conjuring up, sidelining the vampire and zombie entertainment that has dominated our screens in recent years.
It feels like everyone is talking about Elizabeth Holmes again thanks to the new documentary “You Can See Everything” and the original TV adaptation of her story “The Dropout” starring the excellent Amanda Seyfried. If your appetite for fraud, tech startups, and the drama of backdoor corporate activities is still unsatiated, we’ve compiled a list…
Disney+ subscribers in the United Kingdom and Ireland will soon have another way to watch British television. The Walt Disney Company and Channel 4 have announced a new agreement that will bring Channel 4’s live HD channel, hundreds of hours of on-demand programming, and selected same-day premieres to Disney+ beginning in early 2027.
The 2000s gave us some pretty over-the-top science fiction. But in a fun and entertaining way. There were teenagers who turned out to be aliens. Scientists created monsters. Genetically engineered super soldiers walked around looking better than anybody had a right to look after escaping a secret laboratory. And we watched it all on regular…
It’s been a busy few months since our mid-2026 limbo roundup. Netflix has cleared a decent chunk of the backlog, mostly in the right direction: Crew Girl, Legends, Nemesis, A Different World, Big Mistakes, Bet and Finding Her Edge all picked up new seasons, The Four Seasons got a season 3 despite a chunky season…
We’re a couple months out from the start of a new calendar, and 2027 is already shaping up to be a huge year for TV and streaming. There are still a lot of unknowns as far as exact premiere dates, and there’s a handful of big shows that might drop seasons in the new year,…
Like Batman and Robin or the chocolate and peanut butter in the candies you’ve probably been snacking on throughout this spookiest of seasons, superheroes and Halloween are a perfect dynamic duo. The holiday’s traditions — costumes, masks, villainous supernatural entities, and the gathering of one’s friends — naturally lend themselves to dramatic double entendre within…
There’s something irresistible about watching a character let a suspicious person into their home. It’s even more unsettling when they’ve already handed them a spare key
In 1969, NBC canceled Star Trek after three seasons, and networks have been giving up on great TV showsa little too early ever since. This list covers six decades, from a 1970s reporter who chased monsters for ABC to a 2010s sitcom that never stayed in one time slot long enough to settle in.
Successionhit screens back in 2018, and through four seasons, the show kept us glued to the screen, following a family of billionaires who had billionaire people problems and lived inside a billionaire people world.