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The Cesar Awards, France’s equivalent to the Oscars and BAFTA’s, is unfolding this evening at the Olympia theater in Paris. This 51st edition could have a Hollywood flavor with Richard Linklater’s “Nouvelle Vague,” a love letter to the French cinematic…
Apple and Netflix have struck an unorthodox deal that will see shared streaming of an upcoming Formula 1 race as well as the eighth season of Netflix docuseries F1: Drive to Survive. Season 8 of Drive to Survive premieres Friday,…
Former Bachelor host Chris Harrison is trading Bachelor Nation for Fox Nation: He’ll host a new, traditional marriage-minded dating show for the streamer.
NBCUniversal has promoted Emily Orozco to correspondent for Access Hollywood, based in the entertainment news program’s New York City bureau. Emmy-nominated Orozco joined Access Hollywood in 2017 as an Associate Field Producer and rose through the ranks, most recently serving…
Stardew Valleyis adding two new marriage candidates in the upcoming 1.7 update, and a new anniversary video has revealed which characters will be receiving the honors. Up until now, Stardew Valley has featured 12 romance options, each of whom can…
The Marathon server slam is underway, and folks can finally play Bungie’s latest shooter on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S ahead of launch.
ABC drops an unexpected update about the long-stalled medical drama created by Ryan Murphy for the network. The producer extraordinaire is known for a string of creative shows, mainly on streaming. His ties to traditional broadcasting continue with 9-1-1 season…
The legacy of Superman thrives in the world of streaming.
Scrubs is back after a lengthy gap with the old crew returning to Sacred Heart, and while things are definitely different, it’s wonderful to be back. Scrubs initially ran from 2001 to 2010. The show, an offbeat medical comedy series…
Catherine Pégard, a former film journalist who previously worked in Nicolas Sarkozy’s cabinet and headed the Château de Versailles, has been appointed France’s culture minister. Pégard succeeds Rachida Dati, who handed her resignation to French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday morning…