‘The Society’ Creator On “Tough” Cancellation, Timely Season 2’s Themes Of War, Love & Hope And Finding Way To Get It To An Audience

“In Between Dying” is a dreamlike story of personal transformation from rising Azerbaijani director Hilal Beydarov. With a fast-growing body of work that blends fiction and documentary, Beydarov is singlehandedly raising the profile of Azerbaijan at film festivals.

Issues frontman Tyler Carter has responded to the recent sexual assault and grooming allegations made against him.Carter was alleged by a Twitter user to have groomed them when they were 14 years old, and that Carter sexually assaulted them when they were “passed out drunk.”The user, whose Twitter profile has since been set to private, also accused Carter of “constantly asking me for nudes for the entirety of our ‘friendship’ while I was very underage.”On Wednesday (September 2), Carter’s

Deadline.The military medic comedy-drama series from Brian Grazer and Ron Howard finished airing in March. It’s currently streaming on CBS All Access.The series, from Imagine Television Studios and CBS TV Studios, was based on the Israeli TV show “Charlie Gulf One.” It was written and created by Roberto Benabib.

Will Thorne Staff WriterPour one out for “68 Whiskey.”Paramount Network has canceled the dark comedy after a single season, Variety has confirmed. News of the cancelation comes around six months after the show wrapped its 10-episode run.Blending drama with humor, “68 Whiskey” followed a multicultural band of Army medics stationed in Afghanistan on a base nicknamed “The Orphanage.” Together, the medics navigate a dangerous and sometimes absurd world, relying on comradery, various vices, and

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Ellise Shafer editorThe world knew star Chadwick Boseman as T’Challa, the fearless king of Wakanda who would do anything to protect his people.But the actor — who tragically died after a four-year battle with colon cancer on Friday — was not only a hero on-screen, but off, as well.Though Boseman played other major roles, such as Jackie Robinson in “42” and James Brown in “Get on Up,” he left a legacy with “Black Panther,” giving countless children a superhero to look up to.

Some of the biggest icons of the music industry have teamed up to pay tribute to Jimmy Carter in a brand new documentary.

Also Read: TruTV Orders 'Tirdy Works,' a Reality Show About a Lady Who Makes Arts & Crafts Out of Moose PoopIn the series, Savage played a “seemingly confident comedy writer, wife and mom who comically exposes her inner immaturity and neuroses through unexpected life situations.” The series debuted in 2017 to modest ratings and was picked up for a second season which premiered in early 2019.

I Am Not Okay with This and The Society, both young adult dramas that had previously been renewed by the streaming service. Netflix explained that due to COVID-19 and the scheduling conflicts the pandemic production shutdown has caused across all of Hollywood, it would no longer be feasible to bring the shows back for sophomore seasons. For Chris Keyser, showrunner and executive producer of The Society, the news came after months of working diligently to get his cast and crew back to set.

Luisa Bradshaw-White has played Tina Carter in hit BBC soap EastEnders since she joined the soap in 2013. She took on the role as Mick Carter's aunt starring alongside Danny Dyer and Linda Henry who plays Shirley Carter – her onscreen sister.The actress has been on the soap for five years now and recently revealed that the role was made especially for her.

Penny Dreadful spin-off series City of Angels, which premiered earlier this year, has been cancelled after just one season.The Showtime series, which starred Game of Thrones actress Natalie Dormer, is set 50 years after the events of the main series in Los Angeles, and features brand new characters and storylines.Described as the “spritual descendent” of the main series – which itself came to an end in 2016 – City of Angels follows the conflict between characters connected to deity Santa Muerte

EastEnders actress Linda Henry has played the role of Shirley Carter since 2006. Shirley has been embroiled in some turbulent storylines over the years, including her best friend Heather Trott being murdered by then-boyfriend Phil Mitchell’s son Ben.The character has a complicated family life, with her son Mick Carter – played by Danny Dyer – originally thought to be her brother, while her two other children, Deano and Carly, no longer live in Albert Square.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorThere will be no second season for Penny Dreadful: City of Angels. Showtime has canceled the drama series after one season, Deadline has confirmed.“Showtime has decided not to move forward with another season of Penny Dreadful: City of Angels,” the network said in a statement Friday.