HBO Renews 7 TV Shows, Cancels 3 More, & Announces 4 Are Ending

Channel 4 Dispatches will air a special investigation on Saturday night that has the potential to be 'hugely damaging' for an A-list household name.

Searows has shared his newest single ‘I Have More Than Enough’ from his forthcoming EP ‘End Of The World’.Kentucky-born, Oregon-raised musician Searows – real name Alec Duckart – explained that the track was written in one day after feeling uninspired for a while.“I wrote and recorded most of this song in one day after walking around outside for the first time in weeks,” he said in a press release. “I had spent so many days in a row alone in my room working on songs I felt increasingly uninspired by.”He continued: “I was walking laps around my house, feeling very weird and then I remembered I could be doing the same thing outside so I took a walk around my neighbourhood.

We’re in the back-half of 2023 (can you believe it!?) and Netflix has been making renewal and cancellation decisions all year.

Fox, the television network, has made a ton of renewal and cancellation decisions this year so far.

is back with another viral manicure. The founder's influence on cannot be denied. When Bieber deems something worthy of a manicure, the beauty world takes notice.

There’s been no shortage of food-related beauty trends lately. From blueberry milk maniuces to strawberry girl summer makeup, it seems we can’t get enough of drawing inspiration from our meals.The latest foodie trend to go viral is McDonalds bangs, which sees beauty fans taking inspiration from the fast food chain’s iconic golden arches and mirroring it with their hair.

HBO just announced one of their longest hit shows is coming to an end!

Actor Ryan Moloney, who plays Jarrod 'Toadie' Rebecchi in Neighbours, was forced to take stock of his life when the soap was axed last year after 37 years. “Having something that’s been part of your life for 28 years – I’ve spent more of my life on Neighbours than off it,” Ryan says.

In the past week, Hulu has announced 2 shocking TV show cancellations.

Hulu has just announced a SHOCKING cancellation and fans are not happy at all.

There are so many mystery franchises on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, that it’s almost hard to keep track of which are still around, and which ones aren’t coming back at all.

August is almost over, and Netflix shockingly only announced one renewal this month.

You may be wondering why certain celebrities are attending the 2023 Venice Film Festival despite the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike.

There’s another HBO cancellation that might not totally surprise fans.

“The Idol” will not be returning to HBO for a second season.

will not be returning to HBO for a second season.HBO has decided to not renew the drama series — co-created by Abel «The Weeknd» Tesfaye,creator Sam Levinson, and Reza Fahim — after its controversial and divisive first season, reports. premiered in June and ran for five episodes. The story was left open-ended at the conclusion of the season for the possibility of a second season, although nothing had been previously confirmed.

Sex And The City has provided jaw-dropping, New York working-girl style inspiration to viewers since it first premiered in 1998, with lead character Carrie Bradshaw leaving fans consistently in awe of her keen eye for fashion. And as any reputable fashionista knows, a stellar outfit isn't yet complete without the perfect set off accessories, so we’ve tracked down the dreamiest set of baguette bags, which were made famous on the show, that shopaholic Carrie wouldn't be able to resist.

Disney+ has been on a cancellation spree this year and yet another TV show was just added to this list.

Over the course of seven seasons, “Riverdale” has told a lot of wild stories involving time travel, multiple universes, supernatural forces and more generally surreal weirdness than one might expect from a teen drama on The CW.

has told a lot of wild stories involving time travel, multiple universes, supernatural forces and more generally surreal weirdness than one might expect from a teen drama on The CW.However, when the long-running series came to a close on Wednesday, the show wrapped everything up with a somber, emotionally powerful and surprisingly heartfelt story in which essentially everyone died. Or, more accurately, everyone was already dead when the finale began.Essentially, the show kicked off in the present day with an 86-year-old Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) sitting at home, where she reads in the newspaper that Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) had died at the age of 84.Soon, however, she gets a visit from Angel Jughead, who magically transports her back in time to the 1950s, to Betty's last day of senior year in high school, which she originally missed because she was sick at the time.Strolling around her old high school, Angel Jughead gives Betty the chance to get closure with all of her old friends, and details the sometimes wonderful, sometimes tragic lives of everyone she'd been friends with back in the day.Through the use of Jughead's omnipotent divine narration, fans got to find out the life stories of all the characters they'd followed throughout the series, and the emotionally charged finale came to a close with Betty's peaceful death — after which, as an angel, a youthful Betty meets with all her friends in the afterlife, which just so happens to be a classic-looking Pop's Diner in all it's glory.In celebration of 's series finale, ET is looking back at recent interviews with the cast, regarding the show coming to a close and how they feel about wrapping up the wild storylines.