HBO are “very hopeful” for a second season of fantasy drama ‘Lovecraft Country’

DAVID Beckham has sent fans wild as he announced the family had brought home an adorable new addition this weekend. The Inter Miami CF owner took to Instagram to reveal they had welcomed home a sweet new pet named Coco. David, 46, shared snaps of the family's sweet new bunny rabbit Coco, as he and daughter Harper, nine, took turns cuddling up to her.

Dancing on Ice star Ria Hebden has revealed that she refused to see her family before taking to the ice while on the programme.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Lorraine presenter, 39, explained why she decided to avoid seeing her husband, Mark and her two children, as she needed to "protect her energy" ahead of her performance.Ria was partnered with professional skater Lukasz Rozycki during her stint on the popular ITV show.Speaking about her family's reaction to the news that she'd be starring on the programme, Ria shared how "proud" they were of her.Addressing her husband's reaction, she said: "He is my number one fan, he's like 'just do your thing, enjoy it.'"I know the kids are really proud of me already," she added.However, Ria explained that she had made the decision not to see her children before performing so that she can focus on her routine.The presenter said: "It's wonderful, I just know just having them there in the audience will be so lovely for the children as they're only little."But I'm not going to see any of them before I perform because for me I really need to focus and be calm and quiet and then after we can celebrate."I think when you do something like this you need to protect your energy, you know," she said.Ria shares two children, Noah and Lula, with her husband of 10 years, Mark.The Lorraine star was eliminated from the show during movie week following a skate-off with S-Club star Rachel Stevens and her partner Brendyn Hatfield.The same week, Kimberly Wyatt was awarded a high score of 34 following her routine to The Greatest Show.Taking to social media to address her exit, the star told how she was "proud" of what she had achieved, having previously revealed that she'd had no skating

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I May Destroy You will not return for a second series, according to HBO‘s Chief Content Officer, Casey Bloys.The 2020 series, which was created by Coel, follows her character Arabella Essiedu as she tries to rebuild her life after being raped.I May Destroy You aired on BBC One in the UK and drew huge critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic, being named NME‘s best TV show of 2020 as well as topping the list in numerous other outlets.However, Bloys has confirmed that there is no series two planned, telling The Hollywood Reporter: “On I May Destroy You, Michaela Coel is thinking about what she wants to do next.“I don’t think there’s going to be another I May Destroy You, there’s no season two coming.

When Sarah Jessica Parker confirmed that there will be a "Sex and the City" revival, fans couldn’t help but wonder: what will happen to Samantha Jones? Kim Cattrall, who played the proudly promiscuous publicist in the hit Emmy-winning series, will not be returning. HBO Max chief content officer Casey Bloys told TVLine on Wednesday that the SATC follow-up, titled "And Just Like That…" will be a realistic portrayal of women in their 50s.

True Detective may be returning for a fourth season at HBO, the network’s chief content officer says.The show, which stars Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson and was created and written by Nic Pizzolatto, has run for three seasons between 2014 and 2019.Speaking to Deadline, HBO and HBO Max’s chief content officer Casey Bloys said that they’re working on finding alternative ways to take the story of the show forwards.“It’s safe to say we’re working with a couple of writers to find the right tone and take,” he said.

A couple of weeks ago, the Wizarding World fandom got riled up when it was reported that WarnerMedia is currently seeking out ways to spinoff the ‘Harry Potter’ franchise into the HBO Max TV series realm. At the time, WarnerMedia didn’t confirm nor deny the report and fans began to speculate what the potential series might look like.

Believe it or not, we’ve been without a new episode of “Game of Thrones” for going on two full years. And if you want to talk about a “good” episode of “Game of Thrones,” you may even want to go back further, depending on which fans you talk to.

Sometimes, people drift apart. That’s likely the explanation the Sex and the City revival, And Just Like That, will go with when it debuts on HBO Max — without Kim Cattrall‘s Samantha Jones.

Game Of Thrones prequel House of The Dragon will start filming in April.The update was given by HBO and HBO Max Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys during a TCA panel on Wednesday, Deadline.com reported.The network has previously announced that the series is set 300 years before the events of Game of Thrones and charts the history of the House Targaryen.

world is ever evolving. With a number of spinoffs in the works, HBO Programming President Casey Bloys gave some insight on the future of those shows and what his expansion plan is for the award-winning, critically-acclaimed fantasy franchise. «The way we try to approach it is not by [saying], 'We need five shows within three years,' but 'What are the stories worth telling?'» Bloys told on Wednesday.

HBO and HBO Max held their presentations for the Television Critics Association press tour on Wednesday, and chief content officer Casey Bloys spoke with TVLine about the upcoming “Sex and the City” reboot for HBO Max.

What’s been going on with HBO’s hit show crime anthology show “True Detective” that hasn’t been on the air since early 2019? The timeline is something like this: in January 2019, creator Nic Pizzolatto said he had a “wild” idea for season four, something extremely ambitious, and he had “hoped” HBO would let him do it.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterWith HBO Max’s “Generation” joining HBO’s “We Are Who We Are” and “Euphoria” on the WarnerMedia-owned streaming service, the overall HBO brand is looking a lot more youth-focused these days.Speaking virtually from the all-remote Television Critics Assn. winter press tour, head of HBO and HBO Max programming Casey Bloys told Variety that that wasn’t part of some “grand plan” to attract younger viewers.“What was interesting is ‘Euphoria’ was done at HBO before [HBO] Max, before I took over both,” he said.

Casey Bloys, HBO Max‘s chief content officer, is opening up about the upcoming Sex and the City spinoff, And Just Like That….

Exactly two years after the eighth and final season of HBO’s Game of Thrones premiered, cameras will start rolling on its successor, prequel series, House of the Dragon.

Misha Green, showrunner of Lovecraft Country, had Matt Ruff’s book to help guide the first season of the HBO fantasy drama.

I May Destroy You was one of the most critically-acclaimed and most-talked about television shows of 2020, despite what the Golden Globes say.

Potterheads were waving their magic wands in excitement last month when the possibility of a TV spinoff series set in the Harry Potter universe emerged.

A fourth iteration of True Detective may well be on the cards with HBO in talks with new writers to bring the dark crime series back.