Now that HBO's pretty much gotten the entire band back together, Nicole Kidman has taken to Instagram to share with fans the first image of three-time Academy Award winner Meryl Streep filming the second season of Big Little Lies.
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ET for the premiere of its action-packed series based on pseudonym Robert Galbraith's crime novels, C.B Strike The series launches with three one-hour episodes that will cover The Cuckoo's Calling, followed by four one-hour episodes that will cover The Silkworm and Career of Evil.
"We're looking for opportunities to broaden our audience [on Cinemax] and appeal to viewers besides[...]
To say it's been a rough couple of months for Starz's American Gods would be a serious understatement, especially considering their series adaptation of author and executive producer Neil Gaiman's novel is coming off of a strong first season.
By now, we all know the headline: in November 2017, Amazon Studios spent $250 million to outbid Netflix for television series rights to J.R.R. Tolkien’s world-renowned Lord of the Rings fantasy series. Now five months, The Hollywood Reporter is reporting some new details about how the whole deal came together.
Expect a lot more Top 5 lists and a lot less cynical music pretentiousness (I'm looking at you, Barry), with Disney planning a gender-swapped romantic comedy series inspired by High Fidelity for its upcoming streaming service.
Murder on the Orient Express's Kenneth Branagh appears to be going the "stay-cation" route with his newest project, re-teaming with Mark Gordon to star/produce Entertainment One’s television adaptation of Amor Towles’s novel A Gentleman in Moscow.
Gaiman and Goldsman will serve as series executive producers on the five-book series adaptation, alongside Barry Spikings (The Deer Hunter) and David Stern (Howards End).
"There is nothing in literature like Mervyn Peake's remarkable Gormenghast novels They were crafted by a master, who was also an artist, and they take us to an ancient castle as[...]
Meanwhile, on Earth, different camps start forming, planning to either welcome the superior beings and help them take over a world seen as corrupt, or to fight against the invasion.
Cixin's novels received an unexpected "presidential seal of approval" in January 2017, when The New York Times Chief Book Critic Michiko Kakutani interviewed President Barack Obama[...]
Book review: While I was dismissive of Ready Player One at first, the more I reflect upon it, the more nuance I find to it; and it stands up well to repeated reading.
Wise Man's Fear is Patrick Rothfuss's second book in the Kingkiller Chronicles, following the mage Kvothe as he travels, has adventures, learns the pleasures and dangers of the opposite sex, and learns that outside of school, adulting can be pretty complicated.
AMC is using the occasion of International Women's Day to announce that their timely series adaptation of Sarai Walker's 2015 darkly comic novel Dietland will premiere with back-to-back episodes starting at 9 p.m. ET on Monday, June 4th.
The Roswell "universe" was also expanded upon between 2001-2003 through a series of novels published by Pocket Books and Simon Spotlight Entertainment.
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Credit: Vague on the How/ [CC BY 2.0], via Wikimedia CommonsIn what we're choosing to refer to as a "Peaches & Herb announcement", The Vampire Diaries star Michael Trevino is reuniting with director[...]
Top Boy director Yann Demange is about to make his U.S. television debut in a big way: the British helmer will direct and executive produce the first episode of HBO's high-profile dramatic series adaption of Matt Ruff's Lovecraft Country from Academy Award winner Jordan Peele's (Get Out) Monkeypaw Productions.
The BBC is getting back into the Terry Pratchett business in a very big (and flat) way, with BBC Studios set to develop a six-part series adaptation of the author's epic comedy/fantasy book series Discworld.
Viewers are starting to get a clearer understanding of HBO's vision of the totalitarian future established by Ray Bradbury in his classic novel Fahrenheit 451 with the release of the newest teaser for the cable giant's film adaptation.
Stephen King's path towards total media domination continues unabated with news that Chris Long and David Ayer's Cedar Park Entertainment has secured the rights to King's narrative poem 'The Bone Church' for series.
You're a fan of Kristin Chenoweth and a fan of Starz's American Gods? Well, we've got some good news and we've got some not-so-good news for you. So where should we start? Let's start with the good news!
Amazon Prime has released the official trailer for their comedy series adaptation of Conn and Hal Iggulden's book The Dangerous Book for Boys, as well as setting the premiere date for Friday, March 30th.
The first in the classic "Culture" book series is set to be adapted by Dennis Kelly (Utopia), with Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment (World War Z, Moonlight) producing and the Estate of Iain Banks serving as executive producer.
"Iain Banks has long been a hero of mine, and his innate warmth, humor and humanism shines through these[...]
Danny Goldman is about to learn quickly how something as simple as a handshake can turn every aspect of his life upside down in NBC pilot Suspicion; created/written by The Path creator Jessica Goldberg and based on the novel by Joseph Finder.
If you thought Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat were intrusive, just wait until you see what the not-too-distant future has in store for us in Amazon Prime's new original thriller series The Feed, written by The Walking Dead's Channing Powell and based on a novel by Nick Clark Windo.
Private detectives Kenzie and Gennaro might be getting a little more than two hours to crack the case this time, with Fox announcing a pilot order for an untitled drama series based on Dennis Lehane's best-selling 1998 novel Gone Baby Gone.
A day after it was reported exclusively by The Hollywood Reporter that Jesse Alexander would be assuming showrunner responsibilities alongside author and executive producer Neil Gaiman on Starz’s American Gods, the novelist took to Twitter to challenge a number of the assertions made in the article.
After a contentious few months, The Hollywood Reporter is reporting exclusively that Hannibal's Jesse Alexander will be assuming showrunner responsibilities alongside author and executive producer Neil Gaiman on Starz's American Gods.
Count Olaf himself, Neil Patrick Harris (who also serves as a producer), confirmed in an interview that Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events would be ending its running after its already-announced third season.
Coming off of the success of the Academy Award winning film Moonlight and at the time finishing work on Ava DuVernay's A Wrinkle In Time, Holland covered a variety of topics, including: which King novels he was assigned as "homework;" what he hopes viewers take away from Henry; and why Castle Rock is the best pilot script he's ever read:
Melanie Lynskey (Heavenly[...]
Stephenie Meyer is returning to television — and we're not talking about MTV's 8646th Twilight marathon, either. Tomorrow Studios is set to develop Meyer's conspiracy thriller The Chemist as a television series.
Looks like 2018 is starting off to be as good a year as 2017 was for Margaret Atwood, with the author's “MaddAddam" novel trilogy set to be adapted to series by Paramount Television and Anonymous Content after a bidding war for the rights.
ABC is about to venture face first into the highly competitive world of professional make-up with new pilot order False Profits, written and executive produced by Code Black's Kayla Alpert.
Welcome to The Weekly Static's takeaways from TNT's series adaptation of authors Caleb Carr's 1994 historical thriller The Alienist.