Bravo's 'Dirty John' True-Crime Series Wants to Cast a Spell on Viewers
Showrunner Alexandra Cunningham discussed how the series is relevant for the #MeToo era in the final panel of the 2018 TCA summer press tour.
'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' Plotting #MeToo Episode
Star Terry Crews, who has been vocal about surviving sexual assault and recently testified about his experience, called his journey the "summer of freedom."
Showtime Chief "Dying" for More Sacha Baron Cohen, Sees Big Market for 'Halo'
"He's the Daniel Day-Lewis of comedy," David Nevins said of the 'Who Is America?' creator.
Showtime Orders Docuseries From LeBron James, Alex Gibney
James' 'Shut Up and Dribble' will examine the role of NBA players in society, while Gibney's 'Enemies' focuses on the FBI and the presidency.
'Shameless': Expanded Season 9 Will Be Split in Two
Showtime will air the first seven episodes starting in September, with the second half returning in January.
'Charmed' Cast, Producers on Reboot Backlash: "Not Trying to Fill Anyone's Shoes"
EP Jennie Snyder Urman and the cast say they're focusing on the positive as they move forward with the series.
CW President on Expanding the Worlds of 'Supernatural' and 'Riverdale'
Mark Pedowitz told reporters at TCA that if originals on Sundays work, the network could open up shop on Saturdays.
'Dynasty' Adds Ana Brenda Contreras as "Real" Cristal for Season 2
The telenovela star will join the CW drama's second season following the departure of Nathalie Kelley.
CBS' 'The Neighborhood' Not Just a "Middle-Aged White Guy's" Story
The first-year show has a writers room that is half African-American.
How Dick Wolf's 'FBI' Wound Up on CBS (and Not NBC)
