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These days, Taylor Sheridan is best known as a television show runner, writer, and producer, having created the massively successful series Yellowstone, along with its spin-offs 1883 and 1923. Since the premiere of Yellowstone, Sheridan has served as creator for five other series outside that universe: Mayor of Kingstown, Tulsa King, Lioness, Landman, and The Madison, all successful in their own right. Each TV franchise he develops seems to turn to gold for Paramount, and, as he begins to transition to NBCUniversal, with whom he signed a new contract, expectations for him remain very high. However, despite Sheridan’s success on…
Steve Wilkie/Syfy The writing duo behind the 2015 Syfy series “12 Monkeys” – based on a 1995 time-travel movie of the same name — did not set out to reimagine the mind-bending Terry Gilliam film. While their previous credits included work on “Star Trek: Enterprise” as well as Fox’s dystopian future series “Terra Nova,” Terry Matalas and Travis Fickett reportedly wound up on the radar of “12 Monkeys” producers thanks to a spec script. Most of the time, spec scripts are written as a way of showing a writer’s voice and ability, rather than with…
Michael Jackson fans will not get to see actress Kat Graham portray Diana Ross in forthcoming biopic Michael. Graham took to social media Thursday to confirm that the scenes she filmed as the legendary Supremes singer did not end up in the final version of the Lionsgate feature due to “certain legal considerations.” Hitting theaters Friday, director Antoine Fuqua‘s biopic stars Jackson’s nephew Jaafar Jackson as the pop music superstar, with Colman Domingo playing his father, Joe Jackson, and Nia Long as mother Katherine. Miles Teller, Laura Harrier and Larenz Tate round out the cast. “Ahead of the April 24…
‘Man of Tomorrow’ Superman Is Good for Inmates, Actually!!! Feds Respond to Complaints Published April 23, 2026 1:50 PM PDT Inmates at the federal slammer in Atlanta are pissed about the “Superman” sequel being shot there … but we’ve now heard from prison officials, who say that those bitching about the production should realize the Man of Steel is good for them! TMZ broke the news … inmates are mad because the “Man of Tomorrow” shoot is messing up their routines — and more importantly, access inside the joint and at the commissary. Basically, while the flick is in production,…
Picture Credit: BBC / Sony Pictures Television From a new sci-fi chiller produced by the Duffer Brothers to the highly anticipated debut of Lord of the Flies, Netflix has a powerhouse slate of must-watch series arriving in May 2026. As we look ahead to May, the streamer is leaning into prestige adaptations and high-octane dramas from some of the industry’s most successful creators. We’re seeing new projects from the minds behind Stranger Things, Power, and Adolescence, alongside the return of fan-favorite hits. Which upcoming series belong on your watchlist? Here is our curated rundown of the biggest highlights for May…
The kids are not all right. The original Stranger Things may have been a cultural phenomenon, but the new animated version — titled Stranger Things: Tales From ‘85 — isn’t charming most critics. With aggregate scores of just 70% on Rotten Tomatoes and 51 on Metacritic, reviewers are declaring the spin-off, which sketches in the story between Seasons 2 and 3, a pale imitation of the original. THE RAVES Tales From ’85 is “fun-filled,” “entertaining” and “a welcome return” — says Greer Riddell in her review for Collider. “Visually, Tales From ‘85 keeps you hooked with bright, luminous lighting and bold colors,” she says,…
The sci-fi genre is more popular than ever in 2026, with Apple TV’s mind-bending Severance collecting a trophy room full of awards and Hulu’s post-apocalyptic Paradise one of the most popular shows on TV. While both are excellent, they still have a ways to go before achieving the same level of pop-cultural significance as Battlestar Galactica. The Syfy Channel remake of the cult 1978 ABC series captured the early 2000s zeitgeist while also telling an action-packed story about a near-extinct human race’s battle with a mysterious alien species, the Cylons. For some time, Battlestar Galactica has been unavailable to stream.…
Phiphen, an independent film and television production company founded by award-winning producer Molly Conners, has optioned the Carter Wilson‘s bestselling thriller “Tell Me What You Did” and will adapt the novel into a feature film. Conners will produce the project; a screenwriter has not yet been attached. “Carter Wilson’s storytelling is immersive, suspenseful, and deeply psychological in a way that keeps readers turning pages late into the night,” said Conners. “’Tell Me What You Did’ is exactly the kind of bold, character-driven story we love to champion at Phiphen, and we’re excited to begin shaping its journey to the screen.”…
Running Point had a successful first season due to not only the funny lead performance of Kate Hudson, but an ensemble that became a well-oiled laugh machine very quickly. The second season sees Justin Theroux become a regular and big names such as Ray Romano, Ken Marino, and Blake Anderson step in with recurring roles. RUNNING POINT SEASON 2: STREAM IT OR SKIP IT? Opening Shot: “Where were we?” says the voice of Isla Gordon (Kate Hudson), president of the Los Angeles Waves. We see the last scene of Season 1: She walks into her office and sees her older…
Focus Features is staying in the Curry Barker business. The company, which will release the Barker-written and directed movie Obsession on May 15, has picked up Anything But Ghosts, a separate feature that Barker directed and co-wrote with creative partner Cooper Tomlinson. The duo also co-star in Ghosts, which just wrapped production. Little is known about the project, but Aaron Paul has been revealed as among the cast, led by Tomlinson. Barker and Tomlinson rose to Internet fame as the duo behind That’s a Bad Idea, the YouTube comedy sketch channel that has drawn favorable comparison’s to Tim Robinson’s Netflix…