What no Supernatural?! Kidding. Of course this is the series final year along with Arrow. That said, good news for fans of the DC Universe on The CW. The network has announced that all five of its current DC TV shows, The Flash, Supergirl, Batwoman, Black Lightning and Legends of Tomorrow, have received new season renewals ahead of … Continue reading “CW renews DC shows, Stephen King on HBO”
The biggest, and one of the most anticipated television crossover events, is about to start this Sunday. Five years in the making, the CW begins the five-night “Arrowverse” crossover called, Crisis on Infinite Earths, that features a litany of DC Comics superheroes from the Greg Berlanti-helmed universe. A sequel of to last year’s massively popular … Continue reading “From Flash to Robin, ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths’ is here”
UPDATED: Just this morning we reported that Tom Welling would return as Clark Kent in the upcoming Arrowverse, 5-series event, Crisis on Infinite Earths. Now Clois is back! Clois is back! Erica Durance, whom many consider to be the best Lois Lane (at least second best to Margot Kidder) is now returning as well to … Continue reading “Welling, Durance ‘Smallville’ reunion in ‘Crisis’ event”
There was nothing particularly wrong with Brandon Routh’s portrayal of Superman in the 2006 Bryan Singer film, Superman Returns. In fact, the actor was fairly good at embodying Christopher Reeve’s iconic performance as the Kryptonian. The film, which stands at 75% on Rotten Tomatoes, was not that well-received by movie audiences, grossing $200,081,192 in North … Continue reading “Brandon Routh to reprise Superman in ‘Arrowverse’”
The American Advertising Federation (AAF), the “unifying voice for advertising,” announced today the launch of a new podcast series – Future Legends of Advertising – co-produced by iHeartMedia and Known. The podcast is being launched on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the AAF Advertising Hall of Achievement (AHOA) and will pair advertising luminaries … Continue reading “AAF, IHeartMedia launch podcast series”
The Television Academy celebrated the 74th Emmy Awards, in a tight three-hour presentation on NBC and Peacock. During the Kenan Thompson-hosted ceremony, Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso won best comedy series for the second year in a row, as well as a swearing Brett Goldstein, winning Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. … Continue reading “Emmys: White Lotus, Ted Lasso dominate, Squid Game surprises”
VMLY&R has announced the appointment of Noel Cottrell as its Chief Creative Officer for Kansas City. In his new role, Noel will lead the office’s creative department, and report to Co-Chief Creative Officer of North America John Godsey. A key focus for Noel will be on the continued development of world-class creative work for the … Continue reading “Noel Cottrell joins VMLY&R as Chief Creative Officer”
