Dramas

There’s a new movie coming to Netflix and, if I do say so myself, it has an all-star cast lined up. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film is a sci-fi adventure called The Adam Project. Produced by Skydance and Netflix, The Adam Project is set to star Mark Ruffalo,...Read Full Story CelebritiesNetflixFilm StarNew Marvel SuperheroThe Adam ProjectMCUMarvel Superhero DeadpoolThe Hollywood ReporterRomantic ComediesMissy ArmitageDramasAlex RappaportAdventureSkydanceWalker ScobellMark RuffaloRyan ReynoldsZoe SaldanaJennifer GarnerCatherine KeenerAlex Mallari Jr.Alex AndRichard Harrison (actor)

Lovecraft Country Showrunner Reveals How She Pitched the Show to HBOComicBook | 1dAs audiences have witnessed in its first six episodes, HBO's Lovecraft Country is a series which defies definition, combining elements of

As TV shows begin to return to air this fall, showrunners have had to decide whether or not to incorporate the coronavirus pandemic into their future storylines. From video chat-inspired comedies about quarantine to medi

Karachi (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A Pakistani drama praised for its progressive portrayal of women was put back on the air on Friday after being removed from a streaming platform earlier this week following complain

The new Netflix drama Grand Army focuses on the experiences of five teenagers in Brooklyn, but are the actors teenagers, too, or, in the grand tradition of teen dramas for decades, are they actually adults well into their 20s? Grand Army prides itself on being a gritty, realistic look at teenage life, based on stories told to creator Katie Cappiello — although it hasn't exactly been without controversy, with several former writers calling out the show for running with stereotypes and mistreatment.AdolescenceDramaNetflixGrand ArmyTeenagersTeenage LifeTeen DramasWritersCreator Katie CappielloControversyRead Full Story

As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. POPSUGAR has affiliate and advertising partnerships so we get revenue from sharing this content and from your purchase. Start Slideshow. October may be high season for mysteries, but thriller fans know mystery books...Read Full Story ThrillersMysteriesPopSugarMystery BooksNovemberThriller FansTwisty Domestic DramasLoveReleasesSlideshow OctoberPOPSUGAR EditorsAgatha Christie

Ooh-La-La! These 16 TV Shows Set in Paris Are Très MagnifiquePopSugar | 1dIf you're looking for a fun and romantic escape, then you're going to love Netflix's forthcoming new series, Emily in Paris. The series, which de

Watch out! This post contains spoilers. Love romantic dramas with an eerie, even sinister twist? On Oct. 21, Netflix will release Rebecca, starring Lily James and Armie Hammer, and based on the novel of the same name by Daphne du Maurier (it was also adapted for the screen by none other than Alfred Hitchcock in 1940).RebeccaBookFolio SocietyHalloween MovieHalloween CostumesSpookyNetflix Inc.Romantic LoveMaxim De WinterJackRomantic DramasSpoilersLavish CostumesMrs. DanversUnsettling StaresLily JamesArmie HammerAlfred HitchcockDaphne Du MaurierRead Full Story

Television and cinema have had a long love affair with Great Britain during the lush Regency era. From classic novels reimagined on screen, like 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'Emma,' to historical dramas about their authors, like 'Becoming Jane' and 'Bright Star,' there has always been something intriguing for moviegoers about this period. But in Netflix's new series 'Bridgerton,' premiering on Christmas Day, producer and media mogul Shonda Rhimes, along with 'Scandal' and 'Grey's Anatomy' producer Chris Van Dusen, have completely reimagined how to present that time and place on film.Read Full StoryBlack PeopleGreat BritainTv SeriesFilm ProducerFilm StarNetflix Inc.ShondalandIndigenousRegency EnglandBritish IndianRueDisneyTV ShowsClassic NovelsHistorical DramasShonda RhimesChris Van DusenJulia QuinnAmma AsanteGugu Mbatha RawCharles DickensAmandla StenbergSuzanne CollinsRhimesHalle BaileyDavid CopperfieldNoma Dumezweni

There is some great news for Joanna Chang fans. She’s back in business in Burden of Truth Season 4, and U.S. fans will get to watch on The CW. That’s right; The CW has picked up the fourth season, according to TV Series Finale. It’s been a long wait since hearing of the Season 4 renewal by CBC back in July. That’s not surprising with everything going on. Acquisitions were going to move to the bottom of the pile when trying to work out fall and midseason premiere dates.Read Full Story TruthCBCTelevision ShowThe CWManitobaSeason PremiereSeason FinaleSeries PremiereBurden Of Truth SeasonTV Series FinalePremiere DatesCanadian DramasFallTimeNews