Cristin Milioti on playing a ‘trapped’ wife in HBO Max’s ‘Made For Love’

Fans hoping to finally get a live-action adaptation of the award-winning comic “Gotham Central” may be disappointed to know that the upcoming spin-off TV show of “The Batman” on HBO Max is not adapting the popular comic.

Leiomy Maldonado, Jameela Jamil, Law Roach and Megan Thee Stallion are all back as judges, helping to determine “which house will snatch the legendary trophy this season” as the contestants are put to the test with weekly themed extravaganzas. Joining them are guest judges Tiffany Haddish, Taraji P. Henson, actress Amiyah Scott, breakout actor Nicco Annan, Normani, Adam Lambert and Demi Lovato.As proved in season 1, it’s more than competition.

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HBO Max is rounding out cast for its comedy pilot OK Boomer. Will Sasso (United We Fall, Mom) and Tim Chiou (I Was a Simple Man, Seal Team) are set as series regulars, along with Zoe Manarel (New Amsterdam, An American Girl: Summer Camp) and Carter Chee in the multi-camera comedy pilot from creator Todd Linden (Happy Endings, Alexa & Katie), the late Jamie Tarses’ Fanfare and Sony Pictures TV. They join previously announced series regulars Patti Lupone, Erinn Hayes and Devere Rogers.

A few months ago WarnerMedia shook Hollywood by announcing every movie would screen in both theaters and HBO Max simultaneously in 2021, and now they seem to want to keep some version of that model going forward. READ MORE: ‘Godzilla Vs.

EXCLUSIVE: HBO Max is heading to summer camp. The streaming service has put in development a half-hour comedy series set at a summer camp from Peabody Award-winning writer Lauren Herstik (American Vandal, Pearson) and Adam Goodman’s Invisible Narratives.

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And they said fans couldn’t make it happen. First, the impossible is done with the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement and the eventual release of “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” on HBO Max, the director’s cut version of Warner Bros’ mangled “Justice League” movie from 2017, which he vacated after production.

Taylor Sheridan is one of the most respected filmmakers working in Hollywood today. His unique brand of storytelling, typically focused on violence amongst everyday people in rural areas, has struck a chord with a ton of film fans, after seeing his writing in projects such as “Hell or High Water,” “Wind River,” and “Yellowstone.” Now, he is set to return with a new feature, “Those Who Wish Me Dead,” which is arriving on HBO Max next month.

HBO Max announced plans for the show's «Iron Anniversary,» which include everything from an in-app experience and a show marathon to gifts and more.The streamer is featuring a  Spotlight Page, live now, which brings fans from every level of fandom into the series. The in-app experience will give new viewers an introduction to all things as well as provide curations featuring Easter eggs for die-hard fans.

If you just watch the promotional materials being released by WarnerMedia, you would be right to assume Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune” will be one of the many WB films released simultaneously on HBO Max and in theaters in 2021. Much like “Wonder Woman 1984,” “Godzilla vs.

Jennifer Aniston, 52, to discuss the hit sitcom, which aired from 1994-2004. This reunion was originally supposed to air in May as part of HBO Max’s launch — but production was delayed because of the pandemic. It will be a sit-down interview that the actors are doing as themselves — not as their characters.

Barry Jenkins is one of the most exciting voices in American film working today. That’s pretty undeniable.

The long-anticipated release of “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” was two weeks ago. And since that time, people have been dying to see official numbers about the viewership of the HBO Max exclusive.

Billy Magnussen is a true ensemble player, having made notable appearances in everything from films like,,, and to TV series, including,, and over the past decade.

Are you ready for the Billy Magnussen renaissance? The Tony Award nominee is best known for his roles in “Aladdin,” “Into the Woods,” “Game Night” and “Ingrid Goes West,” but that’s all about to change. By the end of the year, he’ll have appeared in the very very pandemic delayed James Bond flick “No Time To Die,” the somewhat pandemic delayed “Sopranos” prequel “The Many Saints of Newark” and the new dramedy “Made for Love” which drops on HBO Max this week.

HBO Max documentary “Tina” is a shockingly candid look at the life of the famous singer and the struggles, triumphs and traumas that have followed her over her long career.

, the two titans will finally face off on the big screen (or whatever sized screen you have at home), with the promise that one will fall. So, who are you rooting for?The movie's human cast includes Alexander Skarsgård, Millie Bobby Brown, Rebecca Hall, Brian Tyree Henry, Shun Oguri, Eiza González, Julian Dennison, Kyle Chandler and Demián Bichir.

James Gunn's take on  will be different from that other one, wonder no more: The first trailer is here, and it's full of explosions, d*ck jokes and one giant, alien starfish.