Stanley from ‘The Office’ Is Trying to Raise $300,000 to Make a Spinoff Episode
An “Office” reboot is still up in the air, but one cast member isn’t waiting for his chance to continue the series.
Television
7 New Netflix Shows in July 2020, and the Best Reasons to Watch
Netflix offers an array of genres this July, from a kids show good enough for adults to the summer’s biggest sports doc.
‘Dark’: The Netflix Show’s Creators Discuss the Impossibility of Saying Goodbye
Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar discuss what they kept from set, the challenge of making a literal mirrored world, and the difficulty of letting go once filming on the series ended.
‘Hanna’ Review: A Widened Scope Makes for a Stronger, Richer, and More Thrilling Season 2
Like any great sequel, this second season lives in the edges around the story only hinted at in the opening episodes.
‘The Simpsons’ Was the Key to Animation Domination on Fox — Now It’s Hulu’s Turn
The same army of “Simpsons” clones that formed Fox’s Sunday night lineup for years is now helping Hulu become adult animation’s streaming hub.
‘Fallout’ Video Game Franchise to Be Adapted into TV Series by Amazon Studios
One of the video game industry’s most beloved franchises is getting adapted into a television series.
MTV Rebooting ‘Clone High,’ Netflix Orders ‘DeadEndia’ in Busy Day for Animated TV
MTV’s cult favorite animated series is coming back, while Netflix subscribers will soon get a new horror-comedy animated show.
‘St. Louis Superman’ Subject on 2020 Election: ‘Right Now I Have to Be Selfish’
The verité film on former Missouri Rep. Bruce Franks, Jr., was nominated for Best Documentary (Short Subject) at the 92nd Academy Awards and is now in Emmy contention.
Genndy Tartakovsky Is the Cinematic Leader of TV Animation
Jon Favreau explains how the “Primal” animator/director pushes 2D animation into a new formal and expressive realm.
From Bombshell to Megachurch Matriarch: Lynn Whitfield Loves Fiery Roles
The veteran actress chats with IndieWire about a career that spans almost 40 years.
How ‘Search Party’ Season 3 Turned the Screws on Its Characters’ White Privilege
The third season skewers its privileged millennial characters as they’re forced into the criminal justice system.
‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ Coming Back with Two New Seasons, Spin-Offs, and Specials
Comedy Central is bringing back one of the most critically acclaimed animated comedies in TV history.
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Buchwald Hires Sarah Shulman as Director of Corporate Communications
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Judge Orders Temporary Shut Down of Dakota Access Pipeline
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NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo Concerned At Long Shutdown Of NYC Arts & Culture That “Make New York City New York City”
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Cancellation Poll: 24 Broadcast Shows Were Axed This Past TV Season — Which Casualty Hurt the Most?
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‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ cast: 2020 Emmy ballot submissions include Rachel Brosnahan, Alex Borstein, Sterling K. Brown …