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While fans may quietly debate which Shonen Jump series deserve top billing, the manga giant quietly confirmed which 6 titles they consider to be their best of the best. While most of the picks aren’t too surprising, a few defy…
Nancy Meyers’ next untiled feature is officially moving forward at Warner Bros after the studio took it in turnaround from Netflix back in 2023. It’s Meyers first time behind the camera in 11 years. The previous iteration had Oscar winner…
While Netflix has mastered a variety of different genres, its array of crime dramas never fails to impress, and one four-season masterpiece remains iconic and deserves to be binged by those who haven’t seen it. Ever since the streaming service…
The BAFTA Film Awards have set E! as their home across the pond this year. Hosted by “The Traitors” star Alan Cumming, the awards ceremony — which celebrates the best in British and global film — will broadcast on E!…
Bust out the cashmere and fire up the wood burning stove in that perfectly appointed Hamptons house – Nancy Meyers is back. The woman whose name is synonymous with the genre she created – glossy, aspirational, heartfelt features boasting massive…
E! is continuing its push into awards ceremonies. The Versant-owned network has picked up the rights to air the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards. It will air the ceremony, which is hosted by Traitors host Alan Cumming, on Sunday, February 22…
TVLine ranks the five best Super Bowl commercials released ahead of the big game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots on February 8.
Top television PR executives gathered at the Steven J. Ross Theater on the Warner Bros. lot Saturday to pay their respects to Robert Pietranton, Warner Bros. Television Group’s SVP Publicity & Communications who died suddenly Nov. 19 at the age…
DC’s most game-changing and arguably greatest Batman reboot has officially shattered the number one superhero lie the mainstream media has been pushing for the past decade, and that’s excellent news for the future of the genre as a whole.
“The Sandman” and “Good Omens” author Neil Gaiman released a lengthy statement Monday in which he once again denied sexual misconduct accusations that were originally made against him nearly two years ago. This marks the first time Gaiman has spoken…