Speaking with IGN as part of our IGN30 Icon Series, Guillermo del Toro opened up about his favorite games — and while he gushed about many, one definitely stood out from the rest.
Netflix‘s long-running partnership with author Harlan Coben has produced a number of hits, most recently I Will Find You. The thriller starring Sam Worthington and Britt Lower entered the streamer’s all-time top 10 for English-language series this week.
Netflix has announced an exciting new rotation of movies and series for this August, including a variety of horror and crime projects to prepare viewers for the upcoming fall season.
Disney+ enters August with an exciting slate of new releases, old favorites and live sports tournaments.
August starts off with classic franchises like “Jurassic Park” and “Men in Black” hitting Disney+ and Hulu, and the Jonas Brothers return with the premiere of “Camp Rock 3” mid-month.
Michael J. Fox has been tapped by The Television Academy to receive its Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards in “recognition of his transformative contributions to Parkinson’s disease research and advocacy.”
Don Lemon has signed a three-year hosting and advertising deal with Libsyn for his podcast and affiliated shows.
Per the agreement, Libsyn will host and monetize Lemon’s flagship audio and video podcast, The Don Lemon Show, as well as his companion shows, Lemon Live at 5, Hot Topics and Lemon Drop. With the deal in place, Lemon wants to soon bring more shows, hosted by other creators, into the network, with topics outside of politics, and broaden distribution to online platforms such as MSN or on FAST channels.
Advertisers are accustomed to getting quick info on how many people their commercials reach on TV day after day. Now Fox hopes to give them speedy data about something that many marketers consider even more important.
Evan Rachel Wood isn’t among the “Practical Magic” cast members returning for the forthcoming sequel — and she’s opening up about her disappointment. Speaking to “Entertainment Tonight” at the red carpet premiere of her new series “The Shards,” Wood called it “sad” not to be asked back for “Practical Magic 2.”