There is less than a month until the season 2 premiere of The Four Seasons on Netflix. Are you excited? The show that NPR calls, “a mature, laid-back piece of entertainment.” In the trailer for season two we see the group is coming off a hard year and that leads to laughs and heartache.
Continue reading
Thou Shall Not Commit Adultery, coming to Lifetime is about to be a wild ride. The new romantic drama stars Grammy winner Erica Campbell, legend Jasmine Guy, Dawn Halfkenny and Empire’s Trai Byers. Set to premiere June 6th at 8pm, buckle your seatbelt for a bunch of twist and turns.
Continue reading
Dave Chappelle is pulling up to Netflix is A Joke Festival. For 3 Days The Closer comedian is taking over the legendary Hollywood Palladium. From May 7-9 we will get music and comedy in a way that only Netflix and Dave Chappelle can do it. Plenty of Surprise guest are expected.
Watch the trailer below.
Continue reading
Are you ready to return to AFC Richmond? After months of anticipation, Apple TV+ has officially released the trailer for Ted Lasso Season 4. While the news of a renewal has been circulating for some time, this first look confirms that Ted Lasso is back in action.
Continue reading
House of the Dragon Season 3 officially returns on June 21st. To celebrate the countdown, HBO has released a brand-new trailer packed with never-before-seen footage of the brewing civil war.
Continue reading
The wait is finally over, and the hype is reaching a fever pitch. Based on the global best-selling novel The Deal by Elle Kennedy, the new series titled Off Campus is officially heading to Prime Video.
The latest trailer suggests it is destined to be the most talked-about TV show of the summer, giving fans the high-quality adaptation they have been clamoring for since the books first went viral.
Mark your calendars: all episodes will debut on May 13, 2026.
Continue reading
Wile E. Coyote is finally about to get some justice. A brand-new motion picture, Coyote vs. Acme, is officially headed to the big screen.
Back when I was a kid, I always wondered why Wile E. kept going back to Acme for products. Their gear was defective, defunct, and—if I’m being frank—total dog crap. Even in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the company didn’t exactly produce high-quality goods.
Continue reading