Category: Television
Drew Barrymore and Bill Maher Bullied into Canceling Their Shows’ Returns
Over the past couple of weeks, two celebrities announced that they would be bringing back their talk shows amid the writers’ strike, in both cases complying with WGA rules and not having scripted content. Since then, both have been brow-beaten into backing down. First, Drew Barrymore said that The...
Read MoreLoki Featurette Teases Season 2 Story
As October nears, Disney is ramping up publicity for its only remaining live-action release of the year, Loki season 2. Today, that came in the form of a behind-the-scenes featurette that gives some insight into what we can expect from the story and characters in the upcoming season. Tom Hiddleston...
Read MoreBuffy Returns as an Audible Radio Play Starring Spike
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is back… kind of… and without Buffy. Entertainment Weekly exclusively reports that a sequel to the hit TV series called Slayers: A Buffyverse Story will be an audio story – which I guess is the modern version of a radio play – available on Audible starting October...
Read MoreDave Filoni on Lars Mikkelsen’s Thrawn Return
Entertainment Tonight just released an interview with Dave Filoni that actually took place at Star Wars Celebration earlier this year. Many questions centered on Ahsoka, like the decision to bring Lars Mikkelsen back as Grand Admiral Thrawn and Ahsoka’s longer lekku. Here are Filoni’s...
Read MoreDrew Barrymore Ignores SAG-AFTRA Strikes
After initially endorsing the striking writers and actors guilds, Drew Barrymore is pressing on with her daytime talk show, The Drew Barrymore Show. Meanwhile, The Hollywood Reporter shares that audience members have been kicked out before filming for having signs or buttons endorsing the strikes....
Read MoreMonarch: Legacy of Monsters Trailer Brings Mayhem to AppleTV+
The monsters are coming! AppleTV+ has released a trailer for Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, the upcoming TV series set in the “Monsterverse” – the universe established in the Legacy films starting with 2004’s deceptively named Godzilla. And the show seems perfectly aware that this is Godzilla�...
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