Pete Davidson Brandi Carlile Dolly Parton Rae Sremmurd Lorne Michaels Jack Harlow Chloe Fineman Jen Neal Sarah Sherman Los Angeles Miami performer song Party

deadline.com

21.12.2022 / 20:53

59%

282

Bally Sports Seals Carriage Deal With FuboTV, Ending Two-Year Absence From Streaming Bundles

Sinclair Broadcast Group’s Bally Sports regional networks, which have long been absent from major streaming pay-TV bundles like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV and Sling, have reached a carriage deal with FuboTV.

deadline.com 20:53

Chicago Entertainment Strategy

Broadcast Networks 2022: The Year Everyone Started To Wave The White Flag

Old schoolers like the late Gil Schwartz of CBS used to hate it when the press would commandeer executive sessions at TCA in the aughts with questions about the death of broadcast TV. HBO had come to dominate the Emmys year after year and the perception was that programming on the Big Three just wasn’t sexy, no matter how much Schwartz would argue that the size of CBS’ audience was far more valuable than the trophies it never seemed to collect at the Shrine Auditorium. He was right, of course: other than The Sopranos, which set HBO records, no show on premium cable could come close to the reach of a CSI.

deadline.com 20:29

Craig Erwich Kelly Kahl Charlie Collier Susan Rovner Amy Reisenbach Thom Sherman Entertainment show Waves

Megan Fox & ‘365 Days’ Star Michele Morrone Set For Millennium Media’s Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Subservience’

EXCLUSIVE: Megan Fox (Transformers) and Michele Morrone (365 Days) have been set to star in sci-fi thriller Subservience from Angel Has Fallen and The Hitman’s Bodyguard producer Millennium Media.

deadline.com 20:29

Megan Fox Jason Statham Kate Winslet Lucy Hale Oscar Isaac Sylvester Stallone Ruby Rose Gerard Butler Eva Green Robert Sheehan Andy Garcia Jon Berg Michele Morrone Anna Maria Sieklucka Tanner Mobley Les Weldon Maria Bakalova Jeffrey Greenstein Jonathan Yunger Boaz Davidson Elliot Page Rob Van-Norden Trevor Short Greece Bulgaria film stars

Harrison Ford, 80, admits 'it's a bit of a stretch' playing 77-year-old in new 1923 series

Harrison Ford, 80, hasn't shown any signs of slowing down in his Hollywood career as he promotes his latest Paramount Plus series, while also filming the new Indiana Jones.The 1923 actor has spoken in a new interview about the "challenge" he takes on in his career, while even admitting that playing Jacob Dutton was a "stretch".Harrison spoke to the New York Times about his first television role alongside Helen Mirren, as he discussed his chaotic work schedule.He said: "I've been working pretty much back-to-back, which is not what I normally do. I don't know how it happened.