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HBO‘s popular comedy series Rooster has been picked up for a second season. The show stars Steve Carell in the lead role and has received a strong response from audiences. According to HBO, the first four episodes of this college-set series have averaged 5.8 million viewers in the United States. The network states that Rooster … Read more
HBO drops first look at its “Harry Potter” series, teasing Hogwarts nostalgia and a fresh take—fans are already talking. HBO just gave us our first real peek at its upcoming “Harry Potter” series, and yeah, people are already talking about it. The image is simple but hits that nostalgia button right away — Harry, played … Read more
Richard Gadd’s “Half Man” premieres on HBO April 23, exploring 30 years of brotherhood, violence, and complicated male bonds. Richard Gadd is back. After the Emmy-winning success of “Baby Reindeer,” he’s diving into something darker, rawer, and totally gripping. His new six-part drama, “Half Man,” premieres on HBO and HBO Max on April 23. U.K. … Read more
Entertainment giant trims Q4 losses to $252M, grows streaming to 131.6M subs while weighing Netflix merger against Paramount bid. As takeover talks swirl, Warner Bros. Discovery is showing signs of financial steadiness — even as its traditional TV and film businesses continue to struggle. The David Zaslav-led company reported Thursday that it narrowed its fourth-quarter … Read more
HBO’s cult-favorite comedy “It’s Florida, Man” is officially back, proving once again that the Sunshine State never runs out of stories. Florida has long been the internet’s favorite headline factory, and HBO is leaning all the way in. The network has renewed its late-night comedy series It’s Florida, Man for a third season, continuing its … Read more
HBO’s “Heated Rivalry” isn’t just sexy TV—it’s a warm, hopeful look at queer love, fear, and the joy of choosing happiness out loud. From the outside, Heated Rivalry might look like another buzzy, steamy show built to go viral. Hockey players. Locker rooms. Sweat. Romance. But from a different angle—especially a queer one—the HBO breakout … Read more
Rachel Sennott opens up about finding her voice in “I Love LA,” the NYC-set finale, messy relationships, and why Season 2 has endless possibilities. Rachel Sennott’s I Love LA may be rooted in the chaos, ambition, and awkwardness of Los Angeles, but its freshman season ends somewhere unexpected: New York City. And according to the … Read more