Netflix’s espionage dramedy “The Recruit” has been canceled after two seasons with the streamer, Variety has confirmed. Colton Dunn, who played former CIA operative Lester Kitchens on the show, took to Threads Wednesday night to announce the news. “‘The Recruit’ has been cancelled y’all,” he
Millennials of a certain vintage may know “Deli Boys” creator Abdullah Saeed from his cannabis-related content for Vice, including shows like “Weediquette” and “Bong Appetit.” With his new Hulu sitcom, Saeed has both made the switch to scripted series and upgraded to harder stuff. The
SPOILER ALERT: Details follow for Season 13, Episode 4 of “The Masked Singer,” “Voices of Olympus: Unmasking of the Gods,” which aired March 5 on Fox. “Vanderpump Rules” star Scheana Shay was the latest celebrity to be revealed Wednesday on Fox’s hit music competition series
One year after the romantic comedy “Five Blind Dates” premiered on Prime Video, there’s already a remake landing on the same streamer. At first glance, that sort of redundancy might sound egregious, given both films are in the English language and feature the same general
Roy Ayers, the legendary jazz vibraphonist known for his hit “Everybody Loves the Sunshine” and sampled by countless artists, died at the age of 84. In a statement shared with Variety, the Ayers family said that he died yesterday after suffering from a long illness.
Two individuals have been arrested and arraigned in New York City for stealing more than 900 concert tickets, many of which were for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, and making more than $600,000 in the process. Prosecutors from the District Attorney’s Office in Queens County said
Following Technicolor’s recent collapse amid financial difficulties, it has inked a deal to sell Technicolor Games to global language translation and AI tech business TransPerfect. Meanwhile the future of Technicolor’s other brands–VFX giant MPC, commercial VFX company The Mill, and Mikros Animation–is still uncertain. TransPerfect
Netflix expects to spend in the neighborhood of $18 billion in cash on content in 2025 — and it sees plenty of runway to expand in the years ahead, according to Netflix CFO Spencer Neumann. “We’re not anywhere near a ceiling” with respect to content