Apple TV Plus Renews ‘Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet’ Ahead of Series Premiere

“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” creator and star Rob McElhenney initially said no when he was approached about making a show set in the video game industry.

Anytime video games or gamers are depicted on television, it's not a good look. Games are usually treated like wastes of time played by nerds, bros, and Mountain Dew-crushing, pimple-popping, mustard gas-farting, basement-dwelling losers despite the industry's place as one of the most profitable businesses in entertainment.

Sony Pictures Entertainment has renewed its feature film agreement with Spanish pay-TV leader Moviestar Plus.

By Ted Johnson

Apple Music subscribers will get the first crack at Genius’ original show “Verified,” which features artists explaining the lyrics and meaning behind their biggest songs.

Marvel Studios surprised Marvel Cinematic Universe fans with a special teaser of the series they are rolling out on Disney Plus. The teaser was dropped during the Super Bowl over the weekend and gave fans a good look at Loki, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier and WandaVision.

Given just how colossal the video game industry is, it’s pretty wild that more TV shows haven’t tried to delve deeper into it (except, of course, when in need of inspiration from some previously established and particularly valuable IP).

The video game industry hasn't really been given a fair shake on television; it's usually treated as a space for nerds, bros, and Mountain Dew-crushing, pimple-popping, mustard gas-farting, basement-dwelling losers despite its place as one of the most profitable businesses in the entertainment industry.

The month of January has seen some epic shows come to an end. From Arrow to Bojack Horseman, the shows are leaving a major section of fans teary eyed. The latest one to join the lot is NBC's beloved The Good Place. The Kristen Bell starrer came to an end on Friday and left many fans with a bittersweet finale. While we won't give you spoliers just yet, the cast bid goodbye to the show with some memorable pictures and captions. 

While the prospect of a sequel series to Ron Howard‘s 1988 fantasy feature “Willow” has gotten fans frothing at the mouth, Howard told Variety that Disney Plus still hasn’t made a final decision on the show as of yet.

Disney Plus is reviving “The Quest,” a critically acclaimed but short-lived fantasy reality series that aired on ABC in summer 2014. Casting is under way for a new version of the series, which will now focus on teenage contestants.

They did not attend the Grammys this year, but Hailey and Justin Bieber sizzled on the red carpet and indulged in some serious PDA as they attended the singer's new YouTube series premiere. For the unversed, Justin will be opening up about his life, career and music in a brand new series titled 'Seasons' which will stream on YouTube. Ahead of the release, the singer attended the series premiere along with his wife Hailey and they sure dished out some couple goals. 

Ahead of its Jan. 27 world premiere at Sundance, nine posters have been released for the surreal drama Nine Days.The film, which marks the feature film directorial debut of Edson Oda, stars Winston Duke as a man who is interviewing souls who are vying for the opportunity to be born.

Is Apple TV Plus — the tech giant’s foray into the streaming wars — a roaring success?

Pre-production on the Obi-Wan Kenobi-focused TV series in the works at Disney Plus has been put on hold as the streamer and Lucasfilm look to overhaul early scripts and find new writers, sources tell Variety.

By Denise Petski

Another series from New York Times best-selling author Robyn Carr is getting the adaptation treatment.Carr has partnered with executive producers Roma Roth and Christopher E. Perry of Reel World Management to option her best-selling Sullivan’s Crossing series.The author and producers originally joined forces to adapt Carr's best-selling 20-book series Virgin River for Netflix.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for the premiere episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star. Read at your own risk!]

By Diane Haithman