Seinfeld Says Sitcoms Are Dead Too

Just last week comedian, and now movie producer and director Jerry Seinfeld set all sorts of hairs running in Hollywood when he declared the movie business as dead, but they just didn’t realise it yet. Well, he is back, and this time he has taken aim at comedy too. Jerry

FALLOUT Is Massive For Amazon

Amazon has revealed that Fallout is massive. The launch of the new TV series, based on the wildly popular video game series, has done some seriously impressive numbers for them on Prime Video. 65 million people watched it within the first sixteen days from launch. This makes it the second

SCOOBY-DOO Is Back

Scooby-Dooby-Doo, where are you? On Netflix, to be exact. The streamer has landed a deal to bring a live-action series version of Scooby-Doo to their streaming platform. The Hanna-Barbera animated cartoon will be adapted through an already secured script-to-series commitment. Who is behind this plot? Old Man Withers? Marcy? No,

Photo: Jeff Bridges Reads “TRON: Ares”

Following the news this morning that he’s set to join the cast, veteran actor Jeff Bridges has been photographed reading his own personalised script for “TRON: Ares” currently shooting in Canada. Bridges indicated he begins filming his role on Saturday. The actor was the star of the original 1982 film

Brolin: McQuarrie No Longer On “Sicario 3”

Actor Josh Brolin has revealed that “Mission Impossible” filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie is no longer involved in the third “Sicario” film, and “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan’s involvement is in question. Brolin is currently out doing promotional rounds for his well-regarded western sci-fi series “Outer Range” which returns May 16th with a