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Furiosa, the upcoming prequel movie focused on the Mad Max: Fury Road character, has been delayed.

Ethan Shanfeld Netflix announced that Season 2 of “Gentefied” will premiere on Nov. 10.The American Ferrera-produced Latinx dramedy series follows three cousins who unite to keep their grandfather’s popular taco shop open amid rising gentrification in their Boyle Heights neighborhood.Starring Joaquín Cosío, J.J.

Judge Judy Sheindlin left her eponymous CBS show just a few months ago, but she’s already getting back to work on Judy Justice, where she will again rule daily on IMDb TV. The show premieres November 1.

dropping the trailer, has a premiere date for season 4.The flagship series will finally launch its long-delayed new season on Thursday, Nov. 18 on Paramount+, it was announced Wednesday evening during the global live-streamed Star Trek Day celebration.

Ethan Shanfeld Apple TV Plus announced its fall lineup of series for kids and families, kicking off with Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s animated series “Wolfboy and the Everything Factory,” premiering on Sept. 24, and also including “Get Rolling With Otis,” which launches Oct.

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found dead on Saturday after being reported missing from his university. On Monday, the coroner’s office ruled his incident a death by suicide, according to local affiliate in Pennsylvania ABC 27.

You season three have been revealed – scroll down the page to watch it now.Season two left serial killer Joe Goldberg (played by Penn Badgley and his new partner Love (Victoria Pedretti), who he had previously stalked, moving to California.The third season of the hit Netflix show picks up with the couple in their new home of Madre Linda where, according to a synopsis, they are “surrounded by privileged tech entrepreneurs, judgmental mommy bloggers, and Insta-famous biohackers”.

Trivium‘s Matt Heafy has revealed that he plans to release his long-gestating black metal album next year.Speaking in a new interview, the frontman, who is currently working on Trivium’s 10th studio album, ‘In The Court Of The Dragon’, said his black metal record, featuring Emperor’s Ihsahn and Behemoth’s Nergal, is coming next year.“During this [lockdown] I was able to finally finish my black metal record with Ihsahn from Emperor,” Heafy told Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta on The Jasta

Jon Stewart is finally coming back.

“You” season 3 has finally been given a premiere date.

Comedian, writer, producer, director, political commentator, actor, and television host Jon Stewart left “The Daily Show” in 2015, one year before Trump was elected into office and in retrospect, was that the worst timing of a TV host exit in the history of the medium? In the meantime, Stewart’s done activism (helping out 9/11 families get what they’re owed and pressuring congress) and directing films (2020’s political satire “Irresistible“).

season 3 — and it's a lot sooner than you think. In a «bloody» teaser video released Monday, will return for another chapter of murdery things on Friday, Oct.

Netflix has set October 15 for the Season 3 premiere of its hit drama series You.  You can watch the date announcement above.

Jon Stewart's current affairs show for Apple TV+ has a premiere date.is set to premiere Thursday, Sept. 30 with its first episode, officially marking the former host's return to television, Apple announced Monday.

Ellise Shafer administratorJon Stewart’s new current affairs series, “The Problem With Jon Stewart,” officially has a premiere date.Stewart’s return to news will premiere on Apple TV Plus on Sept. 30, followed by new episodes every other week.

Netflix will be releasing the eight-episode second season of The Baby-Sitters Club on Oct. 11, it was announced on Thursday. With the news, the streamer dropped new images featuring Season 2 additions Kyndra Sanchez, Vivian Watson, and Anais Lee.

You know that sound that plays every time you fire up a Netflix Original? Apparently, if you were to spell it out, you get “tudum.” And in honor of that unmistakable sound and the ridiculous number of upcoming projects coming to Netflix over the next several months, the streaming company thinks it’s time for a fan event, aptly titled TUDUM.