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‘Interview with the Vampire’s Future Has Been Officially Confirmed
AMC has renewed Interview with the Vampire for a fourth season, which will be retitled Queen of the Damned. The confirmation resolves uncertainty after the third season’s cliffhanger and signals that the Anne Rice adaptation will continue expanding its central story around Louis, Lestat and the newly awakened Akasha. The series began in 2022 and…
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AMC renews Interview With the Vampire for fourth season
AMC has renewed Anne Rice’s Interview With the Vampire for a fourth season, titled Queen of the Damned. Announced at San Diego Comic-Con ahead of the third-season finale, the decision extends AMC’s adaptation of Rice’s vampire novels and underlines its confidence in the series’ audience and creative team. The fourth season will adapt Rice’s third…
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Apple TV’s 2026 Sci-Fi Masterpiece Just Quietly Outperformed ‘Severance’
Apple TV’s Star City, a spin-off of For All Mankind, has reportedly received stronger Rotten Tomatoes reviews than Severance, scoring 97% against 95%. The article argues that this makes it one of the platform’s standout science-fiction releases of 2026, despite attracting less public attention than the more culturally prominent Severance. Set in the early years…
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Wendy Williams Settles Lawsuit Against A+E Networks Over Docuseries
Wendy Williams has settled her lawsuit against A+E Networks over *Where Is Wendy Williams?*, a docuseries portraying her declining physical and cognitive health. The dispute centred on whether Williams had the legal and mental capacity to authorise filming, and its resolution ends a high-profile challenge to a programme that aired despite an earlier attempt to…
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Emmys 2026 Voters’ Guide: Breaking Down the Early Frontrunners
Variety’s early guide to the 2026 Emmy race identifies leading contenders across drama, guest acting and comedy, while noting that several widely recognised shows missed series nominations. The article suggests the awards may be less predictable than usual because strong acting and craft support does not always align with top-series recognition. – “The Pitt”, last…
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Roku raises streaming stick prices by up to 60 percent
Roku has increased the list prices of its streaming sticks, boxes and soundbar by between 33 and 60 per cent, citing a memory and component shortage linked to demand from the artificial-intelligence sector. The move matters because Roku has long positioned its hardware as an affordable option, so higher prices could make its products less…
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Blade Runner 2099 release date, cast and everything else we know about the Prime Video series
Prime Video has announced that Blade Runner 2099, a limited-series continuation of the Blade Runner franchise, will premiere on 25 November 2026. The series moves the story 50 years beyond Blade Runner 2049, bringing the franchise’s conflict between humans and replicants to a new era and expanding it for television. All eight episodes will be…
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Spiny lobster mini season kicks off in Florida, drawing eager divers to the water
Florida’s two-day spiny lobster mini-season has begun, bringing large numbers of recreational divers and boaters into South Florida waters to catch lobster before the main season opens. The event is a popular annual opportunity, but its heavy traffic also makes adherence to fishing and boating safety rules important. The sport season runs for 48 hours…
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Avatar Aang director says unprecedented leaks won’t affect The Last Airbender movie’s legacy: “The movie is going to live much longer than that”
The director of the forthcoming Avatar Aang film has said that recent, unusually extensive leaks will not define its long-term reception. They argued that the finished film’s quality and lasting impact will matter more than material seen early, as audiences will ultimately judge the complete release. The comments concern the animated The Last Airbender film…
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Incredibles Director Brad Bird’s Long-Planned 1906 San Francisco Earthquake Project Could Become a Miniseries | Comic Con 2026
Brad Bird has said his long-planned project about the 1906 San Francisco earthquake may be developed as a miniseries rather than a film. Speaking at San Diego Comic-Con, the director said the story had grown too large for a single feature, with the scale of the earthquake and the subsequent fire making an episodic format…