'Somebody Feed Phil' Renewed for Season 5 at Netflix

Mónica Marie Zorrilla “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” the third “book” in the growing “Power Universe” on Starz, has been renewed for a second season ahead of its debut on July 18.

Starz has given an early Season 2 renewal to Power Book III: Raising Kanan. Ahead of its highly anticipated Season 1 premiere on July 18, Starz has greenlit a second season of the prequel series to the original Power franchise. Additionally, Antonio Ortiz, who recurs in Season 1 as Shawn “Famous” Figueroa, has been upped to series regular for Season 2.

Sam Jay will be back with more late-night comedy after HBO renewed her show Pause for a second season.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla “Pause With Sam Jay” has been renewed for a second season by HBO. The late-night series debuted its first season this past May, making it one of the premium cabler’s newest talk show offerings.

Three episodes into its Season 2 run at its new home, Paramount+, Robert and Michelle King’s Evil has been renewed for a third season by the ViacomCBS streamer.

Peacock has handed comedy Rutherford Falls a second season.

Love Island is kicking off once again!

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorDisney Streaming Services tapped Ajay Arora, previously Netflix’s director of product innovation for growth, as senior VP of product, commerce and experimentation.In the new role, Arora will oversee and build out the Disney Streaming group’s commerce and experimentation teams in San Francisco, where he will be based, as well as in New York and Los Angeles.

The Standups is returning. Netfix has ordered a third season of the comedy series, comprised of six half-hour episodes, for premiere later this year.

Love Island, the CBS show based on the steamy British format, is set to get a lot more saucy this season thanks to streaming.

12 single islanders hoping to find love (or lust) at a picturesque Hawaiian villa, which they'll call home for the next several weeks. Host Arielle Vandenberg and narrator Matthew Hoffman return to lead the charge, and they're already brimming with anticipation to kick off the season and let the romantic sparks fly.«We're in Hawaii this season and we've got a beautiful villa and hot new islanders.

in Līhuʻe, Hawaii. Based on the beloved theme park attraction of the same name, the movie stars Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt in a rollicking, action-packed, period piece adventure, with the island of Kauai transformed, for the time being, into something straight out of the Disney Parks.«We had heard that the set was spectacular for months as they were building it,» says Johnson.

EXCLUSIVE: The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are back and ready to try out on CMT.

Everybody Loves Raymond creator and Somebody Feed Phil star Phil Rosenthal, has died aged 95.Max appeared on both aforementioned shows, notably Raymond where he portrayed lodge buddy Max during its near 10-year run.Phil revealed the news of his father’s passing in an Instagram post, sharing a series of photos.“Max Rosenthal passed away last night,” he wrote.

Television creator and host Phil Rosenthal announced the demise of his father Max Rosenthal on Sunday. Taking to social media, Phil penned a heartfelt note and shared special memories of his late father via photos.

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Netflix has picked up a second season of the Wanda Sykes sitcom “The Upshaws,” the streamer announced Thursday.The multicamera comedy, which made its debut on the platform last month, will get 16 half-hour episodes for its second season, an increase from Season 1’s 10-episode order.“We are so excited we get to bring this amazing show back for a second season,” said Regina Hicks, co-creator and co-showrunner on the series with Sykes.

Netflix‘s comedy series The Upshaws has been renewed for season 2!

Netflix has renewed multi-camera comedy series The Upshaws, from co-creators, executive producers and co-showrunners  Regina Hicks and Wanda Sykes, for a second season. In a vote of confidence to the blue-collar sitcom, starring Mike Epps, Sykes and Kim Fields, is has been picked up for a 16 half-hour episodes, expected to run in two batches of 8, an increase from the 10-episode first season.