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True crime supremo Dan Korn is leaving his Hearst Networks commissioning role after a decade. Korn has commissioned thousands of hours of factual shows for Sky History and Crime+Investigation during hist tenure as Vice President of Programming. He will remain with Hearst in a creative capacity but step down from his current role in March. […]

Netflix is doubling down in Turkey with a slate of new shows including To Love, To Lose from Yavuz Turgul. To Love, To Lose follows Kemal, the collector and overall stronghold of a loan shark family, who confronts scriptwriter and obligatory restaurant owner Afife for a debt. This confrontation plunges them into emotions they never anticipated […]

“Everyone has a story…” “Those were words out of my dad’s mouth on more than one occasion,” said Amy Redford tonight at the Sundance Film Festival welcome presser, underscoring the theme of the event’s final edition in Park City, UT, before it departs for its new home of Boulder, CO, next year. In a touching […]

EXCLUSIVE: As the Sundance Film Festival is set to kick off its last hurrah in Park City, the legacy of its Institute is set to be explored in a new docuseries. Hulu has greenlit a three-part series, from Searchlight Television, telling the story of the Sundance Institute, which has seen attendances from the likes of […]

Fallout returned to Prime Video with its second season last month, prompting questions about the sophomore installment of the video game adaptation over the course of the last six weeks. With just two episodes left to go, the streamer is finally pulling back the curtain (just slightly) on the Season 2 audience. As it stands, […]