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RoboCop revived as eight-part series on Prime Video
RoboCop is set to return as a new eight-episode television series on Prime Video, with Amazon MGM Studios and Blumhouse Atomic Monster confirming the long-rumoured project. The franchise’s original co-creator Ed Neumeier will executive produce, alongside showrunner Peter Ocko and Blumhouse’s James Wan, Michael Clear and Rob Hackett, with the aim of reviving the property’s…
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‘Robocop’ Series Ordered By Amazon From Blumhouse Atomic Monster
Amazon MGM Studios has greenlit a “Robocop” television series, developed by showrunner Peter Ocko alongside Blumhouse Atomic Monster, following a lengthy development process. The show forms part of Amazon’s broader push to turn MGM’s film library into television properties since acquiring the studio in 2022, and follows the same premise as the original franchise: a…
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Fantagraphics’ Bitchy! The Exasperating Existence of Midge McCracken Collects the Entire Award-Winning Series
Fantagraphics has published Bitchy! The Exasperating Existence of Midge McCracken, a complete collection of cartoonist Roberta Gregory’s acclaimed comic series Naughty Bits, which originally ran from 1991 to 2004. The release brings the entire award-winning run together in a single volume for the first time, giving new and returning readers full access to a comic…
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Ed Harris Says “Fuck You, People” After Dutton Ranch Singing Scene Was Cut
Actor Ed Harris has publicly criticised the Paramount+ series Dutton Ranch, the Taylor Sheridan-produced show he stars in, saying he feels “underused and inconsequential” despite being told before signing on that he would be one of its four main characters. Speaking to Variety on a red carpet, Harris said he was particularly frustrated that a…
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Identifying three breakout SEC players who will be household names by season’s end in 2026
An OutKick column ahead of the 2026 college football season sets out to name three SEC players who are currently under the radar but are predicted to become widely recognised names by the end of the season. The piece is timed to SEC Media Days in Tampa, where coaches and pundits are previewing the campaign,…
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Slay the Spire 2 developer shows artwork and concepts for Doormaker boss replacement Aeonglass
Slay the Spire 2 developer Mega Crit has revealed the design process behind Aeonglass, the new Act 3 boss that replaced the recently removed Doormaker. The reveal offers fans a rare look behind the scenes as the studio continues to overhaul the early access roguelike deckbuilder’s late-game bosses in pursuit of better balance and challenge,…
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Get Tickets to Our Early Screening of Netflix’s ‘The Last House’ and Q&A With Louis Leterrier
Collider has announced a free early screening event for Netflix’s upcoming sci-fi thriller “The Last House,” to be held in New York on 4 August, ahead of the film’s official Netflix release. The event will include a post-screening Q&A with director Louis Leterrier, known for “Now You See Me” and “Fast X,” moderated by Collider’s…
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How Prince Saved ‘New Girl’: Inside the Show’s Most Iconic Episode (Exclusive Excerpt)
A new book, “Who’s That Girl: The Untold, Definitive History of New Girl” by Thea Glassman, reveals how Prince’s unexpected guest appearance on the Fox sitcom in its third season helped revive the show at a difficult point in its run. The Hollywood Reporter has shared an exclusive excerpt detailing how star Zooey Deschanel initially…
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Whitney Cummings’ Donald Trump Sex Trafficking Joke Was Cut From Mark Twain Ceremony on Netflix; Streamer Says Kennedy Center Axed It
Comedian Whitney Cummings has said a joke referencing Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, which she performed at Bill Maher’s Mark Twain Prize ceremony on 28 June, was cut from Netflix’s broadcast of the event on 21 July. Cummings said the Kennedy Center, rather than Netflix, requested the edit, though she did not identify who specifically…
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Josh Duhamel’s Hit Netflix Western Returns in Less Than 48 Hours
Netflix’s neo-western drama Ransom Canyon returns for its second season on Thursday, 23 July, less than two years after the streamer began testing the genre with a mix of gritty and cosier offerings. The series, starring Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly, has proved a solid streaming performer despite a mixed critical reception, and its return…