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by Emily Nagle Just two days before the “House of the Dragon” season 1 finale premieres on HBO and HBO Max, the episode has been leaked online. HBO is “disappointed” and will be “aggressively monitoring” the Internet to ensure that copies of the episode stop circulating. An HBO spokesperson said of the matter, “This unlawful […]
by Emily Nagle In an age where media is powered predominantly by nostalgia, yet another childhood series has been confirmed for a reboot; the first trailer for the second reboot of the British children’s show “Teletubbies” (the last one ran from 2015 to 2018) premiered online today. Described as a “21st-century refresh” of the series […]
by Emily Nagle After years of Netflix CEO Reed Hastings stressing the necessity of the platform’s ad-free nature, Netflix will be rolling out an ad-supported payment plan in the United States on November 3, going for $6.99/month (as opposed to the ad-free Basic plan, which costs $9.99/month). So, why is Netflix adding in commercials after […]
by Emily Nagle As of earlier today, Cartoon Network Studios is essentially no more after the animation department was combined with Warner Bros. Animation in yet another cost-cutting realignment. Ever since WarnerMedia’s completion of the Discovery merger back in April, CEO David Zaslav has been aggressively cutting costs by cancelling upcoming content and projects and […]
by Emily Nagle This afternoon, the long-awaited teaser trailer for “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” made its world premiere at New York Comic Con, as well as on a special Nintendo Direct livestream. It’s only been a few hours, but viewers already have strong feelings about the upcoming film, creating memes and sharing their first […]
by Emily Nagle Amidst the streaming wars, Invincible is hitting the airwaves, having just acquired the YTA Broadcast Network. Launched in 1985 as the Nostalgia Channel, YTA reaches 41 million homes across the United States. Following the acquisition that was completed last month, the channel’s programming will be targeted at “fanboys, nerd culture and gamers.” […]