Wildling Pictures has optioned Samantha M. Bailey’s psychological thriller “Woman on the Edge” for series adaptation. The Toronto-based film and television production company is set to produce the series with Little Mama Media “In a split second, Morgan Kincaid’s life changes forever,” reads the logline.
Humanitas has announced nominations for the 2024 Humanitas Prize in nine juried categories, including TV, film and documentary fields. Noms in the comedy field include “Hacks,” “The Simpsons,” “Girls5eva” and “Act Your Age,” while drama entrants include “The Crown,” “The Morning Show,” “Station 19” and
“The Hunger Games” and “American Crime Story” producers Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson have inked an overall film deal with Sony Pictures Entertainment under their Color Force banner. “Nina and Brad have an amazing track record finding incredibly compelling stories, A+ (plus) relationships in town,
Cultural phenomena aren’t often yellow and seldom absorbent, and almost never live in a pineapple under the sea. In those and many other ways, SpongeBob SquarePants is exceptional. Since the Nickelodeon animated series bearing his name launched 25 years ago, the cheerful icon has developed
“The View” co-host Joy Behar has a bone to pick with George Clooney, who made national headlines this week after publishing an op-ed for The New York Times in which he urged Joe Biden to drop out of the 2024 race for president against Donald Trump.
Amazon’s Wondery podcast division landed an exclusive distribution and ad-sales deal with Dax Shepard for his popular “Armchair Expert” podcast — which also covers new shows, merchandise and more. Wondery’s deal with the comedian-podcaster is valued at about $80 million, according to sources (as first
Although the film is still in theaters, you can watch “The Bikeriders,” which stars Austin Butler, Tom Hardy and Jodie Comer, at home — as a premium video on-demand release. “The Bikeriders” is streamable in 4K Ultra HD online on Prime Video, Apple TV and
Mysterious are the ways of the Lord, but devious those of His opposite number in “Thine Ears Shall Bleed.” This enterprising first feature from Ben Bigelow recalls “The Witch” in placing another pious pioneer family at the mercy of the elements — and apparent occult