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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.
This month’s slate is a testament to the sheer breadth of creative visual expression emerging from every corner of Africa — from North Africa’s poignant social satires and West Africa’s record-breaking thrillers to the gripping family dramas of Southern Africa and East Africa’s acclaimed festival breakthroughs.
Several television series and upcoming projects have been canceled during August 2026, affecting platforms includingDisney+, Hulu, Prime Video, and HBO Max. The lineup includes shows that ended after multiple seasons as well as projects dropped before reaching the screen. Disney+’s planned live-action “Gargoyles” series is among the latest projects that will no longer move forward.
Tim Curry died on August 25, 2026, which left many audiences looking back at the incredible body of work he left behind. He may have been best known for some of the big movies of his career, like “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” “Home Alone 2,” and “The Hunt For Red October,” but he also…
Superheroes have always had a place on television. Batman, Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, and the Green Hornet are just a few comic book characters who found success in genre-defining superhero shows during the 20th century. After the modern age of superhero movies began in 2000 with “X-Men,” however, every TV network and movie studio tried to…
Get ready for ‘Carrie’, Netflix’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’ and Sharon Horgan’s outrageous new HBO comedy
In the two decades since “Avatar: The Last Airbender” emerged as one of the greatest fantasy shows ever made, fans have hardly lost interest in the fictional world of the Four Nations. Opportunities to revisit it have been few and far between — and, at least with regard to the live-action adaptations, disappointing.
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in “Brothers,” premiering September 23, 2026 on Apple TV.
With a new set of TV shows and movies landing on Netflix in September, one pattern is that a lot of Canadian talent will be on display. Miku Martineau leads the YA rowing romance series Crew Girl, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan stars in the film Best of the Best, directed by fellow Canadian Lena Khan, and Jacob…
“Brothers” is a new Apple TV show starring Texans Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as fictionalized versions of themselves. (Courtesy)