Advertisements

sign up

*This field is required

*A valid email address is required

*This field is required

*Your password and comfirmation password doesn't match

Dont Tell NetflixDont Tell Netflix

by Emily Nagle [usr 1] I was never super into Tom and Jerry as a kid, but I was familiar with them and their slapstick antics. With Cartoon Network being one of my go-to channels for years, it was one of those shows I’d sometimes watch in the mornings while eating breakfast, or if I […]

by Emily Nagle Matt Groening’s multiple-award-winning animated series The Simpsons has been renewed for seasons 33 and 34 on Fox. Season 34 is set to air in 2023 – once it has been released, the series will have a grand total of 757 episodes aired. The Simpsons has been the longest-running primetime scripted in television […]

by Emily Nagle Deadline has confirmed that George Clooney and Julia Roberts are set to star in the Universal Pictures-distributed Ticket to Paradise. The film will be directed by Ol Parker, who also directed The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!. Two decades after appearing in Ocean’s Eleven as Danny […]

by Emily Nagle On Wednesday morning, Tom Holland revealed the official title for the upcoming third Spider-Man film. After teasing multiple fake titles on Instagram with co-stars Zendaya and Jacob Batalon, including “Spider-Man: Phone Home” and “Spider-Man: Home Slice,” the star posted a short clip on Instagram making public the official title of the film […]

by Emily Nagle On March 18 at 4 p.m., Nickelodeon will be hosting its first upfront event since 2018, which will put a fun, fresh twist on the traditional media presentation by appealing to their target audience in addition to media executives. The half-hour showcase, titled Nickelodeon Virtual Upfront Show: Bring Your Kids!, will feature […]

by Emily Nagle Confirmed in a virtual presentation to media buyers, WarnerMedia has announced an expansion of its properties targeted at children and families, airing on Cartoon Network and HBO Max. WarnerMedia has designated Cartoon Network as their primary children/family-oriented brand, ringing in this new era of their programming lineup by changing the channel’s tagline […]

Advertisements