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If you’re missing Apple TV’s “Widow’s Bay” and you’re a Stephen King fan, you can fill the void with “Haven.” This show followed FBI agent Audrey Parker (Emily Rose) as she was sent to the small town of Haven, Maine, in pursuit of an ex-convict. Once she’s there, weird occurrences take place — like the…

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert just won five awards at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards, less than four months after the final episode of Stephen Colbert‘s CBS program aired.

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert just won five awards at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards, less than four months after the final episode of Stephen Colbert’s CBS program aired.

Stephen King’s debut horror novel, Carrie, is coming to Prime Video in the form of a new series next month. The most acclaimed adaptation of the novel to date was Brian De Palma’s film adaptation released in 1976. Showrunner Mike Flanagan, known for The Haunting of Hill House, is attached to the Prime Video series.

The Off Campus breakout actor has been cast in The Housemaid’s Secret. He will play the role of Brock Cunningham, a lawyer who is in a relationship with Sydney Sweeney’s character, Millie Calloway.

Stop us if you have heard this before: a Stephen King story is being adapted into a Prime Video series: the London-set “Crouch End.”

A host of movies and TV shows are set to leave Netflix in the streaming service’s upcoming content shake-up, including a slew of superhero features, as well as several animated classics. Among the series leaving the platform is a fan-favorite wrestling show starring Stephen Amell that originally aired on Starz.

The Kid Mero has some advice for Stephen A. Smith, who appears to be extremely upset after being handed a “Thumbs Down” award by the National Association of Black Journalists.

The National Association of Black Journalists called out Stephen A. Smith at its annual convention this year, presenting the ESPN analyst and podcast host with a “Thumbs Down” award for what the organization described as a sustained pattern of harmful commentary about prominent Black women.

Gary Sinise might be best known today for his role as Lieutenant Dan in “Forrest Gump,” but two months before the film released, he starred in another huge project: The ABC mini-series adaptation of Stephen King’s “The Stand.” The show, made up of four hour-and-a-half long episodes, ranks high on the list of best Stephen King TV…