Hulu Orders Elle Fanning True Crime Drama and David Chang Docuseries

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: A musical drama about the up and coming grime and drill scene is the basis for Amazon’s latest UK original scripted series.The streamer has ordered Jungle from fledgling production company Nothing Lost, which was founded by music video director Chas Appeti and music manager Junior Okoli.The series, which consists of six half-hour episodes, follows the connected lives of two separate strangers, each facing their own struggles, viewed through the prism of UK

It must be miserable to live next door to TikTok sensation Bryce Hall!

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Niamh Algar, who is set to star in HBO Max’s upcoming Ridley Scott-directed sci-fi drama Raised By Wolves, is to front a crime drama for the UK’s Channel 4.The British broadcaster has ordered My Name is Lizzie (w/t), which tells the true story of the high-pressure investigation into the devastating murder of Rachel Nickell in 1992.The series is written by Emilia di Girolamo, who wrote The Tunnel, Sky’s UK version of The Bridge, and produced by

Matthew Carey Chef and restaurateur David Chang, founder of the Momofuku group of restaurants, has earned numerous awards during his career, including Michelin stars and a prestigious James Beard Foundation Award for Outstanding Chef. But he’s up for a different kind of award right now that has him feeling perhaps a little flummoxed: an Emmy.

TikTok star Bryce Hall has some explainin’ to do!

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorLos Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says he has authorized the shutoff of utilities at a home in the Hollywood Hills where several large parties were held in violation of the city’s COVID-19 social distancing orders. Garcetti said the city’s action comes after multiple warnings from law enforcement were issued.

Soaps have had to adapt over the past few months amid the coronavirus pandemi to keep on top of social distancing rules, and one such example of where this was slightly trickier was during Maria Connor and Gary Windass’ wedding.The Coronation Street characters wed, even though Gary is still very much in love with ex Sarah Platt, and their ceremony consisted of only a handful of guests in adhering to government rules.

The Night Of, four years after the show aired.The show, which aired in 2016, starred Riz Ahmed and John Turturro and its central plot line was based around the killing of a young woman called Andrea, and a Pakistani-American suspect, played by Ahmed.Andrea’s killer has remained a mystery in the four years since the show aired, but Antholis has finally now cleared up who was behind it.*the rest of this article contains spoilers for ‘The Night Of’*Speaking on The John Roa Show podcast, she said:

After a critically acclaimed turn as Catherine the Great in the dramedy “The Great,” Elle Fanning will reunite with Hulu for their upcoming limited drama series “The Girl From Plainville.” READ MORE: Selena Gomez Joins Steve Martin And Martin Short In Hulu Comedy Series ‘Only Murders In The Building’ “The Girl From Plainville” will be using Jesse Barron‘s Esquire article of the same name as its source material.

Peter White Television EditorElle Fanning is to star in The Girl From Plainville, about the Michelle Carter texting-suicide case with Hulu picking up the drama straight-to-series.The thriller comes from The Post writer Liz Hannah and Dr.

Elle Fanning will be starring in the upcoming Hulu series The Girl From Plainville, which is inspired by the true story of Michelle Carter and her controversial “texting-suicide” case.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterElle Fanning is attached to star in the Universal Content Productions (UCP) series based on the real-life case of Michelle Carter, which has landed at Hulu, Variety has learned.Titled “The Girl From Plainville,” Fanning will star as Carter, who was infamously convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2017 after texting her boyfriend encouragement to commit suicide three years prior.

Elle Fanning. actress will star in another series for the streaming service, Hulu announced on Friday as part of its Television Critics Association summer press tour.  is inspired by the true story of Michelle Carter's controversial «texting suicide» case, and is based off of the Esquire article of the same name, by Jesse Barron.