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Fans of J.R.R Tolkien’s skilful dream world have the reason to smile again over the new The Lord of the Rings show scheduled to dive into the never-witnessed Middle-Earth age. The dells, the hills, the ancient forests, and the misty mountains of Middle-Earth are calling. TLOR: The Rings of Power will take its viewers many years before the occurrences of The Hobbit and its sequel trilogy to an era when legends were created.

The axing continues for DC TV projects and films, as sources suggest that HBO Max doesn’t have plans to take the animated hit show Young Justice to its fifth season. This is the second time that the series is fighting for its life after the 2013 cancelation from Cartoon Networks- perhaps for good. As per TV Line, the streamer only ordered a single season of Young Justice, and the same stands up to now.

Batgirl is another one of DC's projects to get the axe. Recently, DC has been slandered a lot, call it bad luck or poor planning. From actor issues to the cancelation of projects that cost millions of dollars to produce, DC can't help but drop the ball lately. The company has nixed several projects fans were thrilled about, and viewers don't know what's happening. Let’s get into the details of what’s going on with DC to see why they keep torching their high-end productions.

“Game of Thrones” fans who have been waiting for a fresh dose of medieval fiction from George R.R. Martin couldn’t be happier. Nearly 10 million people tuned in to the series prequel, ‘House of the Dragon’ last Sunday, August 21, 2022, making it the most watched series premiere in HBO and HBO Max history. That’s equivalent to the entire population of Greece or Israel!Read on for everything you need to know about ‘House of the Dragon.’

We know reality TV shows are meant for entertainment, but some stretch things too far and turn the audience off with their offensiveness.The century may be young, but not short of trashy reality TV series. In this post, we'll list the most disturbing and appalling reality TV shows that were released in the year 2000.

Apple TV+ has topped up its kids' content summer lineup with multiple shows to ensure the young ones never have the reason to miss school. Surfside Girls is the most recent piece from the streaming platform after Best Foot Forward and Amber Brown, setting a perfect summer ending.

Summer is almost over, and Apple TV+ is here to create an everlasting moment with its newest series, Bad Sisters, scheduled to land this August. The dark comedy thriller originates from Sharon Horgan’s book Catastrophe; Sharon will also appear in the series. Bad Sisters is grounded on a Flemish TV series, Clan, which was broadcasted in Belgium in 2021 with Malin-Sarah Gozin as the writer and Nathalie Basteyns and Kaat Beels as the directors. The new Apple TV+ adaptation also acknowledges Gozin as one of the writers, alongside Dave Finkel, Clelia Mountford, Michael Sagol, Bert Hamelinck, Karen Cogan, Perrie Balthazar, Brett Baer, and Sharon Horgan.

Irrefutably Snoop Dogg has been a pioneer of sorts in the American rapper industry. Well know and love his classics “What’s My Name?” and “Gin and Juice”, and admire his regular TV appearances. But who’s the woman behind the famous Snoop Dogg?That would be Shante Broadus, Snoop’s high school sweetheart who he married back in 1997. Shante was born on October 30, 1971, and met Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr. during their time together at school. Intriguingly, Shante and Snoop had divorced back in 2004 but later remarried in 2008. The cause for the initial separation was stated to be irreconcilable differences at first, but naturally, time healed all wounds.

Gordon Ramsay has worked hard to live a balanced life. His name has become synonymous with good food, aside from being a well-known TV personality and successful restauranteur. Together with his wife, Cayetana “Tana” Elizabeth Hutcheson, they run what looks like a tight-knit household with their eldest Meghan, twins Jack and Holly, Mathilda, and three-year old Oscar. However, in 2016, tragedy struck the Ramsays when Tana miscarried 5 months into a pregnancy. Gordon has been quoted in the media as saying that the tragedy has brought the family closer. It certainly seems that way with siblings Jack and Megan who dedicated their participation in the London Marathon to their unborn brother.

We all know how boring the workplace can be at times, thank God for office comedy sitcoms. Read on to find out the best workplace TV series to watch whenever you’re bored or just desire a nostalgic trip. Our listing encompasses oldies from the 70s, 80s and 90s to newer shows that cover a wide variety of fictional office settings including hospitals, schools, police departments and so much more. Here we go!

Main characters in TV shows are supposed to be the most likeable. They are presumably the heroes and heroines, and the glue that holds the entire show together. But sometimes, TV productions ask fans to root for protagonists that are downright detestable and unrelatable. Here’s our list of the worst main characters on TV shows so far.

Ready, set, and go! Making The Cut is back on Amazon Prime Video for the third season after banging an incredible performance in the previous seasons. The series continues with its mission to find the next world's fashion brand with talented designers and entrepreneurs. Making the Cut seasons one and two have garnered an outstanding performance of 6.6 out of 10-star rating on IMDb, 65% on TV Guide, and a 67% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. No wonder Amazon Prime Video renewed it for season three.

A journey of eight years has come to an end as Megan Boone's Liz character departs in season 8.

We have all known wars to be characterized by physical violence, destruction, aggression, and popular opinions followed by a winner and a loser.Peacock is here with a new, never-seen-before description of a war with its first season of an earth-wrecking mini-series, The Undeclared War. 

Time flies; It even flies faster than dragons. With just a blink of an eye, we've found ourselves talking about Dragons: The Nine Realms season three, two months after the second season launched. The How to Train Your Dragon-oriented series is back for its third season with a new, much fun discovery, the Fire Realm.