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Starz gave Power fans a double-dose of good news on Tuesday, announcing that the Courtney Kemp-created crime drama series will premiere Season 5 on Sunday, July 1 at 9 p.m ET/8 p.m. CT.; and that the series has been renewed for a sixth season.

We were lucky enough to speak with Fear the Walking Dead's Danay Garcia ahead of both the Blu-ray/DVD release of FTWD season 3 and the show's highly anticipated fourth season in April.

Now what does that have to do with Buffy the Vampire Slayer? The question of reviving the series was brought up to Fox Chairman and CEO Gary Newman at the INTV Conference in Jerusalem, and Newman wants "Scoobies" to know that the idea isn't a new one for the network.

Charlie Gillespie (One Day She’ll Darken) and newcomer Ellen Tamaki (The Drowning) will be joining the CW‘s Charmed reboot from Jane the Virgin creator/showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman.

Continuing to plant their flag when it comes to original scripted programming, Apple has secured the rights to the animated musical comedy Central Park, from 20th Century Fox TV and originated by Bob's Burger creator/executive producer Loren Bouchard.

Fox Broadcasting Chairman Gary Newman took some time on Monday to touch on the future of the 24 franchise; as well as offer some pointed insight into the renewal futures of series Gotham, The Last Man on Earth, L.A. To Vegas, The Exorcist, and Empire.

CW's iZombie really hit some high shocker notes with 'Blue Bloody,' the second episode of the show's fourth season. Oliva “Liv” Moore (Rose Mclver) and Major Lillywhite (Robert Buckly) are back together….what?!?!?

Anna Paquin is keeping herself busy, with the True Blood star following-up recent well-received runs on WGN America's Bellevue, Amazon's Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams and Netflix's Alias Grace with Pop TV's upcoming drama-comedy series Flack.

As the network examines the life of veteran R&B/pop singer Bobby Brown post-New Edition, BET has announced that Rosewood's Gabrielle Dennis (Girls Trip) will portray iconic singer Whitney Houston in the two-part miniseries The Bobby Brown Story.

We're back with another edition of Bleeding Cool’s weekly "revap" (review/recap) of AMC‘s  The Walking Dead Season 8; taking a look at this season's eleventh episode ‘Dead or Alive Or’ after a brief episode reminder and disclaimer.

If it's Sunday night, then it must be time for Bring Out Your Dead!: Bleeding Cool’s The Walking Dead Live-blog! Things are back to normal on our side of "The Fourth Wall" - not so much for Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the coalition - in this week's eleventh episode of AMC's The Walking Dead, ‘Dead or Alive Or’.

After a week of on-set coverage, we take a look at Sunday night's first episode of ABC's Deception to see if the pilot episode is DVR-worthy -- or if it's in desperate need of a disappearing act.

We're into some dark days, my friends! Aaron and Enid are trying to get Oceanside to join the fight, but killing Cyndie's nana wasn't a good first impression. And that's just the beginning! Here's your The Walking Dead Rewind for 'The Lost and the Plunderers'.

Matt and Ross Duffer (The Duffer Brothers) are facing accusations of being verbally abusive towards women on the set of Stranger Things, with the brothers as well as the streaming service issuing statements in response.

Without spoiling the series premiere of ABC's crime-drama-with-a-twist Deception, let's just say that Jack Cutmore-Scott's Cameron Black lives up to the show's title - and we're not talking about his stage act.

ABC has indefinitely pulled the once-scheduled February 27 episode 'Please, Baby, Please' over what the network and creator/showrunner Kenya Barris are vaguely describing are "creative differences." At this time, ABC has no plans to either air the episode or make the episode available through other formats.

We've buried Carl, given out some Oscars, had some tech issues, and watched Jadis turn her Scavengers into walker-wurst. After all of that, we're back to some level of normalcy, so make sure to join us for our Walking Dead live-blog on Sunday nights at 9 p.m. ET.

The Weekly Static is our look at the past week in the land of the networks, cable, streaming, smoke signals, cloud formations, and shadow puppets from an interesting and entertaining perspective.

Ilfenesh Hadera is an actor whose star continues to rise, in large part due to both her talent and her diverse film and television project choices — ranging from Paramount's reboot of Baywatch (with Dwayne Johnson) to director/writer Spike Lee's series reboot of his indie film debut She's Gotta Have It for Netflix.

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool’s "finally-back-to-weekly" recap/review of NBC’s Thursday night comedy series A.P. Bio, starring It’s Always in Sunny in Philadelphia's Glenn Howerton and Happy!'s Patton Oswalt. Tonight, we're taking a look at our fifth episode, 'Dating Toledoans'.

Someone might want to tell Deadline Hollywood that Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo and showrunner  Krista Vernoff need to have a few words with them.

In the never-ending battle for original content between the networks, cable channels and streaming services, Netflix is investing further in comic book fare with a seven-figure rights deal for Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld's Extreme Universe of characters.

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.

Best known for co-creating NBC's Chuck, writer/executive producer Chris Fedak has also served as writer and executive producer on ABC's Forever and the CW's Legends of Tomorrow. During our roundtable interview, Fedak touched on a number of topics.

Looks like ABC's Grey's Anatomy will have two series regular "discharges" on their hands when the show returns for an expected season 15: longtime cast members Jessica Capshaw and Sarah Drew will be leaving the long-running hit ABC medical drama at the end of its current 14th season.

In this week's 11th episode of The Walking Dead season 8, 'Dead or Alive Or', we see the focus shift to Daryl, Tara, Rosita, and Dwight as they make a very dangerous decision to make their way to the Hilltop.

If you're a musical multi-talent like Logic and your mixtape Bobby Tarantino II drops Friday, March 9th, you're going to be looking to some friends in pretty high places to help you get the word out — like Rick and Morty.

With what they're calling “a new wave of creators telling stories that are relevant and reflective of today’s kids,” Cartoon Network announced a 2018-2019 programming, mobile and gaming line-up that is the network's largest slate of content to date.

It's mid-season series premiere time, and ABC is hoping it has a new trick up its sleeve in action/drama-series-with-a-twist Deception. Bleeding Cool had a chance to visit the set for a series of interviews, beginning with East Coast Magic Consultant Francis Menotti.

Thanks to truTV, James “Murr” Murray, Brian “Q” Quinn, Joe Gatto, and Sal Vulcano (also known as comedy troupe The Tenderloins) are going to get to dream a little longer with the announcement that Impractical Jokers has been renewed for an eighth season.