Hours and hours of television time have been devoted to chronicling Alex Murdaugh’s crimes, but none are as authentic as the ...

Grace Van Patten and Jackson White have people hooked into Tell Me Lies with their explosive (albeit toxic) chemistry as Lucy ...

Before Jerry Jones watched the Dallas Cowboys on the field taking on the Green Bay Packers, he addressed the elephant in AT&T Stadium. The Dallas Cowboys owner has been taking slings and arrows for ...

This is something we have rarely seen in the streaming wars era: a current original series from one major streamer getting a release on another major streamer. That’s what happened Sunday, Sept. 28, ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Mutchnick was right in that these 10 episodes were definitely not enough, and even with star ...

Hulu’s “Mid-Century Modern” will not be returning for Season 2. On Monday, series co-creator Max Mutchnick announced on Instagram that the streamer had cancelled the show after one season. “Ten great ...

Hulu has released a docuseries on the death of Ellen Greenberg, the Philadelphia schoolteacher who was found dead inside her Manayunk apartment in 2011 from nearly two dozen stab wounds. The ...

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones can't help himself when it comes to former pass rusher Micah Parsons. During his usual Tuesday media appearance, Jones reignited his feud with Parsons after the ...

“Mid-Century Modern” has been canceled at Hulu after just one season. Series co-creator Max Mutchnick shared the news on Instagram, writing, “Ten great episodes… Not enough. But we loved making every ...

The biggest move of the NFL’s 2025 offseason came in the last week as the Dallas Cowboys dealt superstar defensive end Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers in a blockbuster trade that shook up the ...

The multicamera comedy starred Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, Nathan Lee Graham and the late Linda Lavin. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor Co-creator Max Mutchnick ...

"It's very simple: Dak was indispensable, in my mind… and Micah wasn't," Jones said, per Tommy Yarrish of the Cowboys' website. "It's just numbers, it's that easy. And that's not personal at all… the ...