Disney+ Canceled 3 TV Shows in 2021 (So Far)

Last words. Bob Saget sent his eldest daughter, Aubrey Saget, a sweet text ahead of his Sunday, January 9, death.

The Grateful Dead offshoot Dead & Company has canceled scheduled resort shows in Cancun, Mexico this weekend. Frontman John Mayer tested positive for Covid-19 shortly before departing.

Ashanti and Ja Rule will join Journey as headliners for ABC’s Dick Clark’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest in Times Square. Karol G, who originally had been scheduled, has canceled her performance.

joked in a viral tweet.Although some of these 16 shows were obscure choices you probably hadn’t heard of — such as “Hit & Run,” “The Duchess” or the dominatrix series “Bonding” — there were also several high-profile cancellations that made waves and prompted fan outrage.For instance, the fantasy series “Cursed,” a sexy and gritty spin on the King Arthur story starring Katherine Langford (“13 Reasons Why”) and helmed by Frank Miller (“300,” “Sin City”), got the ax after just one season.

Cancel culture is everywhere and whether you agree with the practice of “canceling” public figures for their possible problematic views or ideas, it’s probably here to stay.From political figures to film stars, it turns out that celebrities make public boo-boos just like the rest of us.

2021 is almost over and we’re recapping the five TV shows cancelled by both HBO and HBO Max this year.

2021 is coming to an end this week and the final tally of the Netflix shows cancelled this year have been solidified.

TV bosses have been left struggling to fill schedules amid the cancellation of multiple shows amid the spread of the Omicron variant. ITV bosses made the difficult decision to pull the channel's leading programme Good Morning Britain from its festive schedule, in a bid to protect the cast and crew.

Netflix has cancelled a handful of original television content after just one season on the air.

If you can believe it, 2021 is almost over and we’re recapping the five TV shows cancelled by both HBO and HBO Max this year.

Netflix has cancelled yet another TV show.

LCD Soundsystem’s Brooklyn residency have been cancelled, the venue and band have announced today (December 19).The New York band began a 20-date run at Brooklyn Steel on November 23 and were due to complete it on Tuesday (December 21).However, a notice was posted on the social media accounts for Brooklyn Steel earlier today announcing that the gigs due to take place tonight, December 20 and 21 would no longer go ahead.

Spider-Man: No Way Home” star Tom Holland would swing into their theater on opening night had no such luck this go-round.The actor and another special surprise guest (for the sake of spoilers, we’re not naming them) planned to pop in and surprise movie-goers at early evening screenings on Friday in Los Angeles at the TCL Chinese Theatre and AMC at The Grove mall.However the road show was nixed just hours before due to COVID-19 concerns as well as possible crowd control issues, according to

LCD Soundsystem have explained why they’re not cancelling their current live plans despite a rise in COVID cases.The band said they are aware of the risks but believe fans would “very, very irate if we cancelled all of the sudden”.LCD Soundsystem are currently in the middle of a residency at New York’s Brooklyn Steel, with three shows left to play (December 19, 20 and 21).

The remaining performances of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular for 2021 have all been canceled due to the pandemic.

A major theatre show has been cancelled for the fourth day running due to an outbreak of Covid-19 among the cast and crew.

Over the past year, country music singer Morgan Wallen, model Chrissy Teigen and other stars found themselves in hot water and on the receiving end of immense backlash over their actions. Here's a look at a few celebrities who made headlines in 2021 and were either subsequently canceled or caught a ton of flak:  Morgan Wallen Country music singer Morgan Wallen made headlines in February after a video surfaced of him using the N-word.

Sad news for Brett Eldredge fans.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaBroadway is being hit with a wave of cancellations as COVID-19 cases surge in New York City.“Mrs. Doubtfire: The Musical” announced Thursday that it will go on hiatus from Dec.