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Amy Poehler’s New 10-Part ‘Parks & Rec’ Replacement Officially Sets Release Date
Amy Poehler is set to star in Dig, a new 10-episode comedy series arriving on Peacock, reuniting her with former Parks and Recreation executive producer Michael Schur. The show marks Poehler’s latest major project since her acclaimed run as Leslie Knope, and its announcement comes as she continues to build a broad profile through her…
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Peacock Drops First Look at Hugh Laurie and Amy Poehler in ‘Dig’ From Mike Schur and J.J. Philbin
Peacock has released a first-look image and set a premiere date of 23 November for its new comedy series “Dig”, starring Amy Poehler and Hugh Laurie. The 10-episode show marks a notable reunion for Poehler and co-creator Mike Schur, working together for the first time since “Parks and Recreation” ended in 2015, and represents Poehler’s…
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Boy George threatens to fire band members if they don’t perform pro-Israel song
The singer made a series of posts to Instagram. The post Boy George threatens to fire band members if they don’t perform pro-Israel song first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Socialist leader squirms during TV interview when forced to address push to abolish prisons, police
A leader of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) struggled during a tense television interview to defend the organisation’s calls to abolish police forces and prisons, after a local news anchor pressed her on the practical consequences of such policies. The exchange, broadcast on CBS Los Angeles, has drawn attention amid wider Republican efforts to…
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‘I can’t watch it without sobbing’: your happiest TV endings
Guardian readers have nominated their favourite happy endings in television history, celebrating finales that left them moved, uplifted or reduced to tears. The feature, a follow-up to an earlier piece on TV’s happiest endings, gathers reader submissions spanning sitcoms, dramas and romances, highlighting how satisfying conclusions can cement a show’s legacy and provide lasting emotional…
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Steven Spielberg’s Colossal 4-Part Netflix Series Surges Toward 100M Viewing Hours in 2026
Steven Spielberg’s Netflix docuseries The Dinosaurs is on course to rack up close to 100 million viewing hours in 2026, cementing it as one of the streamer’s standout non-fiction hits of the year. The four-part series, narrated by Morgan Freeman, sees the 79-year-old director return to a subject he first popularised through Jurassic Park, this…
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Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson Joins Payday TV Show as Executive Producer
Rapper and actor Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has joined the television adaptation of the Payday video game series as an executive producer, Starbreeze Entertainment and Vice Studios have announced. He is attached through his production company, G-Unit Film and Television, and both he and the studios have framed the partnership as bringing an authentic, high-energy…
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‘Harry Potter’ Series Star Bel Powley Says ‘I Strongly Disagree With J.K. Rowling’s Views on Gender’: ‘The Trans Community Deserve Safety and Dignity’
Harry Potter actor Bel Powley, who plays Petunia Dursley in HBO’s upcoming TV adaptation of the book series, has publicly said she “strongly disagrees” with J.K. Rowling’s views on gender, in an interview with The Telegraph published on Monday. Her comments add to a series of remarks from cast members addressing Rowling’s stance on trans…