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Apple TV has unveiled The Choir, an eight-episode comedy drama starring James Corden and Ruth Jones, with Hannah Waddingham, James McAvoy, and Jim Broadbent joining.
Apple’s HomePod mini 2 has appeared in the company’s own code, revealing the familiar design and a new lineup of green, pink, blue, white, and black finishes.
Lanterns takes a slower, more character-driven approach to the Green Lantern mythology, and Aaron Pierre's John Stewart is the biggest reason it works. The Rushville murder mystery takes time to find its footing, but the complicated relationship between John and Hal gives the series plenty of potential.
Dark Matter has spent two seasons making its enormous black cube the gateway to infinite realities. Here’s why Blake Crouch made it a box in the first place.
Dark Matter Season 2 is more ambitious and unpredictable, expanding its characters and the Box's role while finding new ways to explore the consequences of the multiverse.
Roku is expanding beyond traditional streaming with more than 30 subscription bundles and a new hub for experimental apps. The updates give users more ways to manage services, discover content, and try features still in development.
Dark Matter season 2 is already showing that making a choice doesn't necessarily mean finding an answer. Amanda and Daniela both chose the lives they wanted at the end of season 1. Now, both women are discovering what those choices actually mean.
Blizzard has announced that Netflix is developing an animated series set in the Diablo gaming universe. More details are awaited, but this marks yet another high-profile win for the streamer tied to the world of marquee games.
Alyssa Goeckner's The Song Of The Universe puts her at the center of cinematic universe where her character, Bishøp, fights the forces of darkness, set against the backdrop of an original soundtrack and told across 20 episodes.
Onslaught director Adam Wingard discusses returning to horror, the John Carpenter films that inspired his new action-packed slasher, and working with Adria Arjona and Dan Stevens.
Dark Matter's return hooks with strong momentum, raising questions about dead Jasons, hidden doppelgangers, and box mechanics that needs to be answered.
Just Play Dead director Martin Campbell and writer Dan Gordon discuss the darkly comedic thriller, its film noir influences, and working with Samuel L. Jackson and Eva Green.