Rascal Flatts Bassist Jay DeMarcus Heading To Netflix For New Family Reality TV Series

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: ABC gameshow The $100,000 Pyramid is returning to the studio in the last week of August.The Michael Strahan-hosted series shoots in New York and it is thought that it is one of the first major non-scripted entertainment shows to return to the studio in New York, where Strahan films Good Morning America.It comes after The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon moved back into 30 Rock a couple of weeks ago with The Late Show with Stephen Colbert planning to

Jay DeMarcus and his family are getting a taste of the reality TV life.

What if you found out that your parents were actually super-skilled thieves that had this whole life of crime before they settled down and lived the suburban life? That would be pretty shocking, and yet, that’s exactly what happens in Netflix’s upcoming film, “The Sleepover.” READ MORE: ‘Get Duked’ R-Rated Trailer: ‘Boyz In The Woods’ Gets A New Title & New Amazon Release Date As seen in the trailer for the new family comedy, “The Sleepover” is essentially two films in one.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: OZY Media has assembled a programming slate under the first-look production agreement it struck with A+E Networks in January.Under the pact, OZY has set up The Science of Dating (wt), a dating show to be produced by A+E Networks’ Six West Media, which is in development at Lifetime, along with two scripted movie projects, also for Lifetime.

Amy Adams is heading to Netflix! The streaming service has ordered a new limited series starring Adams called , it announced Tuesday as part of its Television Critics Association summer press tour.The drama — which Adams is also executive producing via her production company, Bond Group Entertainment, along with Stacy O'Neil — centers on the stories of three powerful women whose lives were inextricably intertwined with the world's largest company.

Lifetime has given a huge renewal to Married at First Sight with six more seasons!

Cody Simpson, 23, has once again declared he’s “in love”! The Australian born singer posted a sweet new selfie of himself and girlfriend Miley Cyrus, 27, to his Instagram story on Saturday, Aug. 1. “In love with my best friend,” Cody gushed in text added to the photo, which showed the duo posing in a car. Miley appeared to snap the candid photo, extending her arm and leaning into Cody.

amazing selection of teen-centric TV shows, Netflix also has a fairly decent (and constantly growing) YA film selection. From sweet rom-coms and soapy thrillers to dance movies — yes, really — the service has them all.

First Country is a compilation of the best new country songs, videos and albums that dropped this week.

Beyoncé has finally dropped her much-anticipated visual album, Black Is King which, as well as being a powerful love song to the black experience, watches like an A to Z of the fashion industry's greatest designers.The album, which is based on the music of The Lion King: The Gift curated by Beyoncé in last year’s live-action remake, also features the sounds of Kendrick Lamar, Jay-Z, Pharrell and even Blue Ivy Carter.And, when the first trailer for the album was released earlier this month, a

ITV always finds a way to surprise us.The broadcaster has today announced entertainment adventure series Don’t Rock the Boat, which follows 12 celebrities as they attempt to row around Britain. Split into two teams of six, the celebrities will be pushed to their physical and mental limits as they race to reach Scotland from Cornwall.

Rascal Flatts' self-titled debut album, and the musical trio are looking back at their beginnings.

Netflix has plumbed the depths of teen TV. They have shows about autistic high schoolers and British sexuality and a girl who can explode football players with her brain.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorJames Patterson and Condé Nast are teaming to revive vintage crime fighter The Shadow in a series of books that will also aim to be adapted for the screen.Hachette Book Group imprint Little, Brown will publish the original series, whose first installment is due out in the fall of 2021.

Emily in Paris to fill that void in the fall. On Monday, July 13, announced that it had acquired the series—which stars and was created by Sex and the City and genius Darren Star—from MTV Studios.