Amy Poehler and Mike Schur are teaming up once again for a comedy series at Peacock, Variety has learned. The series is currently titled “Dig,” which is based on the Kate Myers novel “Excavations.” Poehler and Schur are co-writing the first episode with Poehler also
“Abbott Elementary” and “Ghosts” are two of the greatest comedies on TV, period. Yes, I know they’re broadcast shows — but that’s my point. Until recently, that was considered a knock when it came to awards and critical acclaim. Not in 2025. Everyone loves a
This may be the closest we’ve gotten yet to seeing an apples-to-apples ranker of what TV viewers really are watching these days, regardless of platform. Nielsen is concluding the first season that we have a full list of how entertainment fare (sorry, no sports here
When the All-American Rejects took the Checker stage at When We Were Young Festival in Oct. 2022, they had little expectation. It had been a decade since they released their fourth album “Kids in the Street,” the capstone on a red-hot run of multi-platinum records
Veteran producer and executive Chris DeFaria, whose career has ranged from serving as a producer on Oscar-winning “Gravity” to president of Dreamworks Animation, believes the emergence of the creator economy and the ability to harnessing new technology represents “enormous opportunity” — and that drove the
Giant murderous bats are set to have their moment in the genre spotlight thanks to upcoming action-adventure horror “Dark Jungle.” They’re also heading to Cannes, where Capture — the recently-launched joint venture between Capstone Global and Signature Entertainment — will be launching sales. “Dark Jungle” is being
Nine Democratic senators sent an open letter to Paramount Global’s controlling shareholder, Shari Redstone, urging her company to not settle a lawsuit filed by President Trump — which seeks $20 billion in damages — over what he claims was a deceptively edited interview aired by
“Amelie” director Jean-Pierre Jeunet has assembled a high-profile international cast for his next film, “Violette,” based on Valérie Perrin’s literary sensation “Fresh Water for Flowers” (“Changer l’eau des fleurs”), which sold over 3 million copies worldwide. Matthias Schoenaerts (“Rust and Bone”), Melvil Poupaud (“Jeanne du