ABC Pushes Scripted Originals to October and November

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorBlack-ish star and Mixed-ish creator Tracee Ellis Ross is expanding her relationship with ABC Signature, producer of the hit ABC comedy series, with a multi-year overall deal. Under the pact, Ross’ production company, Joy Mill Entertainment, will be based at the studio and produce content across all platforms.“I love sharing stories and using storytelling as a way to connect and celebrate humanity,” said Ross.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The man at the helm of Perth Concert Hall has announced they hope to pilot some live audience events in autumn.But Horsecross Arts chief executive Nick Williams this week told councillors uncertainty due to COVID left him and his team with real difficulty in trying to plan anything.Mr Williams was providing an update to Perth and Kinross Council’s scrutiny committee on Wednesday.The Horsecross chief

Ray Fisher is speaking out against Warner Bros. after he made claims about the “abusive” behavior he allegedly encountered while working with Joss Whedon on the set of Justice League.

Peter White Television EditorLuke Wilson is to front a non-scripted series that documents the first few minutes of emergencies told through the lens of America’s 911 call takers for ABC.The Old School actor is hosting Emergency Call, which will launch on the network on September 28 at 10pm.Emergency Call is produced by 8Hours Television, the production company founded by MasterChef exec producer Adeline Ramage Rooney and former Zodiak Media US boss Jonny Slow.It based on a Belgian format,

It was only a matter of time before John Boyega slammed Star Wars’ Black character development—or, you know, its lack thereof. The 28-year-old British actor, who played Finn in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, has spoken briefly about his “disappointment” with the film.

British GQ, John Boyega did not hold back about his experience working with Disney on three Star Wars films. The actor, 28, starred as Finn in The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker — and although he’s thankful for the opportunity, he’s not thrilled with his experience.“What I would say to Disney is do not bring out a black character, market them to be much more important in the franchise than they are and then have them pushed to the side.

John Boyega is revealing his experience working on the new Star Wars movies playing the role of Finn.

John Boyega isn’t mincing words about his “Star Wars” experience.

The world continues to remember Chadwick Boseman, evident on Sunday night when ABC aired Disney/Marvel’s groundbreaking “Black Panther” uninterrupted followed by the “20/20” special “Chadwick Boseman: A Tribute for a King.”The Best Picture Oscar-nominated superhero movie starring Boseman dominated primetime, delivering a 1.4 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic and 6.09 million viewers. The ABC News special (1.1, 4.72M), which featured Boseman’s “Black Panther” co-stars Michael B.

10.22.2021 pic.twitter.com/FIzYvOjeNx— G.I. JOE (@GIJoeOfficial) August 29, 2020“Crazy Rich Asians” breakout Henry Golding stars as Snake Eyes, “Warrior” headliner Andrew Koji plays Storm Shadow, “Ready or Not” actress Samara Weaving stars as Scarlett, and “Money Heist” breakout star Úrsula Corberó stars as the Baroness.Also Read: 'A Quiet Place Part II,' 'Top Gun Maverick' Pushed to 2021 by Paramount“Snake Eyes,” the third live-action film based on the “G.I.

Bill & Ted Face The Music will be reaching UK cinemas a week ahead of schedule.The long-awaited third film in the franchise was initially due for release on August 21 but was pushed back in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.A release date was then set for September 23 in the UK, which has now been brought forward.Bill & Ted Face The Music was released in the US today (August 28), with the first reviews now in.The Hollywood Reporter called the new film “almost exactly as good as its two

NBC is solidifying its fall schedule, including the returns for scripted comedies and dramas. While ABC and CBS have dated scores of unscripted fare, NBC is has released its formal plan to return to its business as usual schedule.

9-10PM – Press Your Luck 10-11PM – Match Game8-10PM – “The Bachelorette”8-9PM – “Shark Tank”7-8PM – “America’s Funniest Home Videos” 8-9PM – “Supermarket Sweep” 9-10PM – “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” 10-11PM – “Card Sharks”

Will Thorne Staff WriterNBC has announced its premiere dates for the fall, which will see September and October be packed with mostly unscripted fare, while most scripted originals have been pushed.The majority of the network’s big scripted shows, including “This Is Us,” its three “Chicago” dramas and “Law & Order: SVU” have been shunted back to November premiere dates due to COVID-19 production complications.However, there are quite a few shows missing from the network’s previous fall schedule