Fox CFO Steven Tomsic promised that “whatever happens” as its board considers merging with News Corp., creating value for shareholders “will be at the forefront of everyone’s mind.”
15.11.2022 - 20:25 / usmagazine.com
What do you get when you let a Seinfeld cocreator make a TV show about himself? Well, you end up with one of the most warped, satirical versions of Hollywood you’ll ever see. With humble beginnings and a cult following, Curb Your Enthusiasm is now one of the most popular comedy series out there.
After over two decades of airtime on HBO programming, the 12th season of Curb is coming, to everyone’s excitement. With the popularity this show has with the public and the ravings of critics, it is no surprise that another season is on the way.
In the year 2000, HBO released its first episode of this hit series, and it quickly became a smash hit. People quickly learned to love the improv skills of the cast. It’s impressive what these actors can come up with on the fly.
Not only does Larry David act in the show, but he is the main writer, heading up a talented staff. Popular review sites like Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and IMDB score the show up in the high 80s and low 90s. This is almost unheard of for a show that’s run for 22 years and counting.
From simplistic, low-quality footage in the first season to impressive production quality in the latest, the show has come a long way.
Keep scrolling to learn what we know about Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 12:
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What do you get when you let a Seinfeld cocreator make a TV show about himself? Well, you end up with one of the most warped, satirical versions of Hollywood you’ll ever see. With humble beginnings and a cult following, Curb Your Enthusiasm is now one of the most popular comedy series out there. After over two decades of airtime on HBO programming, the 12th season of Curb is coming, to everyone’s excitement. With the popularity this show has with the
Fox CFO Steven Tomsic promised that “whatever happens” as its board considers merging with News Corp., creating value for shareholders “will be at the forefront of everyone’s mind.”
A few years back, you might remember that Kenya Barris— creator of the ABC sitcom “Black-ish”— and actor Jonah Hill had written a project together, and it would be a family comedy that also co-starred Eddie Murphy. Well, the project, a Netflix film, is called “You People,” and the teaser has finally arrived.
A platoon of titles hits the specialty circuit this weekend, getting in ahead of steamroller Avatar: Way of Water and the year-end deadline for Oscar eligibility. This is a soul-searching, what-lies-ahead moment for a market still much too inconsistent for comfort, but that can be pondered later. At the moment, indie distributors are quite busy “with all these movies, and these plans to release theatrically. We are not going anywhere,” said one executive.
The MOBO Awards took place in London on Wednesday night with not one but two albums being presented with the Album Of The Year prize. Any why the hell not? Awards for everyone, I say.Both ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert’ by Little Simz and ‘Alpha Place’ by Knucks were considered to be sufficiently magnificent to be presented with the 2022 MOBO for best album.
Sylvester Stallone’s mob boss is staying in Tulsa.
EXCLUSIVE: iHeartMedia is launching its latest slate of original podcasts with shows from the likes of Rosie O’Donnell, Jason Alexander, Eric Andre and Amber Ruffin as well as a Curb Your Enthusiasm rewatch series.
Richard Lewis confirmed today that he will be back on Curb Your Enthusiasm for its 12th season on HBO.
A few days before the expiration of a carriage deal with DirecTV, Fox Corp. is warning viewers of its networks about a potential blackout as the companies continue to negotiate.
A London-based investor in Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. and Fox Corp. has reportedly expressed its opposition to the companies’ potential reunification.
The 2022 Eurimages Co-Production Award will be awarded collectively to all Ukrainian producers in a show of solidarity in a year in which Ukraine’s film and TV industry have been devastated by the Russian invasion.
Irenic Capital, which owns about 2% of News Corp. has taken issue with its potential merger with Fox, noting the latter’s advertising exposure and legal exposure. A combination would create a more complex company and turn off investors, instead of boosting the company’s lagging stock price, it said in a letter to the News Corp. board, suggesting, instead, a spinoff of the digital real estate business or of Dow Jones.
EXCLUSIVE: Ash Santos (Mike, American Horror Story) has joined the cast of the Paramount+ original series Mayor of Kingstown for Season 2. She will portray Coco, a nightclub dancer at Cavo.
Irish academic Susan Liddy has been elected as the new president of Women in Film and Television International (WIFTI), replacing Swedish producer Helene Granqvist who has been in the role since 2018.
The end is in sight for Amazon Prime Video’s Hunters. The conspiracy thriller drama series, created by David Weil and executive produced by Jordan Peele, will end after the upcoming second season, sources confirmed to Deadline.
Back from a commercial break, Dave Chappelle returned to the Saturday Night Live stage to address the audience and asked if they were watching House of the Dragon before introducing a spoof sneak peek of the HBO series – with some help from some of his Chappelle’s Show characters.
EXCLUSIVE: Aoi Takeya will make his television debut in the HBO Max series Tokyo Vice‘s second season.