The Forbidden City, an Italian-Chinese crime thriller about a Chinese woman on a revenge quest in Rome, comes to VOD on March 17th.
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Brandon Sanderson discussed his "Cosmere Universe" deal with Apple TV to adapt Mistborn into a film and the Stormlight books into a TV series.
The War Between The Land and The Sea joins the ranks of "missing" Doctor Who stories for fans outside the UK, which only hypes them up more.
Sunny Nights, the Australian comedy caper series that finds Will Forte and D'Arcy Carden in over their heads, will premiere on Hulu in March.
It's finally official: the British government is raising the TV licence fee, which funds the BBC and broadcast television, beginning in April.
Kevin Kline plays a Broadway actor who returns to his hometown in MGM+'s Capra-esque comedy series American Classic, arriving on March 1st.
Peacock released the teaser trailer and announced an April premiere date for its ten-episode high-concept comedy series, The Miniature Wife.
Yeon Sang-ho, director of Train to Busan, has made The Ugly, a murder mystery about loss, grief and memory, out on VOD and Blu-Ray in May
Takeshi Miike's latest movie is an MMA boxing action flick called Blazing Fists, a visceral saga of delinquents and gangsters, out in March
The series adaptation of Dame Jilly Cooper's hit 1980s bonkbuster Rivals returns for a second season on Disney+ and Hulu on May 15th.
Elizabeth Moss and Kerry Washington play best friends who don't deal well with murder in Imperfect Women, a new drama coming from Apple TV.
Anya Taylor-Joy plays a con artist on the run and looking to stay alive in Lucky, a new crime thriller from Apple TV, premiering on July 15th.
Debuting on April 16th, Apple TV dropped a look at Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Nicole Kidman-starring Margo's Got Money Troubles.
Reports are the scripts for the late David Lynch's unmade Netflix series Unrecorded Night are expected to be published in book form.
Crunchyroll Anime Nights tickets are now on sale for Fruits Basket -prelude-, the theatrical prequel to the hit anime series Fruits Basket.
Wanting the fights in the Prime Video series to be as good as possible, Reacher star Alan Ritchson explains why he wasn't happy with Season 2.
Stephen Fry has landed his first US TV series lead role in Interrogator for FOX TV, where he plays a former MI6 agent... WHO FIGHTS CRIME!
AnimEigo is set to release scores of classic anime on Blu-Ray through the new Discotek "Deep Dives" line. Here's a look at the first wave...
Manga Mavericks announced 4 new manga for early 2026: Path from Tanuki Temple, Fishgod, Horon of the Closed Country, and Ballet Hero Fantasy.
TOKYOPOP will be releasing audiobooks adapted from their hit LoveLove imprint, including a Boys Love, a Danmei, and a Romantasy.
Seven Sundays, the hit Boys Love manhua, is getting a print graphic novel from Ize Press, the Korean comics division of Yen Press, in July.
The Disney+ era was another example of Doctor Who becoming an indigestible mix of 60+ years of lore and canon, making the show feel old.
Set to release in October 2026, here's a look at what we know so far about Lee & Andrew Child's new Jack Reacher novel, Chain Reaction.
Crunchyroll has picked up North American rights to the anime adaptation of Nowaki Fukamidori’s hit fantasy novel Whoever Steals This Book.
Big Finish is offering a Humble Bundle of 17 Doctor Who audio dramas in support of BBC Children in Need, featuring classic Doctors in action.
The Boys star Antony Starr is leaving Homelander behind, taking on the role of a mysterious surfer in Netflix's new series Breakers.
Apple TV has picked up the rights to Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere Universe (Mistborn and The Way of Kings) for series and film adaptations.
Returning on April 22nd, here's an early look at the second season of Apple TV's Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo-starring Criminal Record.
The BBC released the trailer for Jack Thorne's adaptation of Lord of the Flies, premiering on Feb. 8th and starring a cast of young unknowns.
Richard Dormer is returning for the fourth season/series of the hit Irish cop drama Blue Lights as the series's big bad, Gerry Cliff.