HBO is in the market to raise Hell. The network is currently developing a series based on the “Hellraiser” film franchise, which in turn was based on Clive Barker’s novella “The Hellbound Heart,” Variety has confirmed. 25 more words

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Comcast extended commitments to waive late fees, not terminate service for late payment and provide free broadband to lower-income households, as the U.S. remains largely under lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic. 25 more words

via Comcast Extends Free Broadband for Low-Income Consumers, No-Disconnects Policy Through End of June — Variety

Steven Yeun has signed a first-look television deal with Amazon. Under the deal, Yeun will work with Amazon to create television series for the streaming platform. 34 more words

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In today’s TV news roundup, Netflix released the “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” interactive comedy special trailer, and the cast of “Melrose Place” is set to reunite on “Stars In The House” April 28. 31 more words

via TV News Roundup: Netflix Shares ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ Interactive Special Trailer (Watch) — Variety

Amid a fund drive aimed at weathering rough months of closure ahead, Amoeba Music has made a tough call. The beloved store’s current location in Hollywood will not re-open to the public, regardless of when California decides to give non-essential retail the go-ahead again. 13 more words

via Amoeba Music Says Current Hollywood Location Won’t Reopen: Focusing on Fall Move ‘Is Our Best Chance for Survival’ — Variety

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the third episode of “The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart.” After spending two weeks fostering relationships in the “Bachelor” mansion, the “Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart” contestants were given a rude awakening. 14 more words

via ‘Listen to Your Heart’ Recap: New Format Brings Kesha, Jason Mraz and a Former ‘Bachelorette’ into the Mix — Variety

An Op-Ed piece by Mirta Ojito for The New York Times. Memories of empty shelves in Cuba come full circle. First, it was the hand sanitizer. Then, Clorox wipes, alcohol, thermometers and Tylenol vanished from the shelves. Soon after, the toilet paper was gone, and then the rolls of paper towels and the napkins, and […]

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“Saturday Night Live” brought back its infamous political cold open sketch in its second-ever “At Home” edition, and Brad Pitt was along for the ride. Pitt portrayed Dr. 31 more words

via ‘Saturday Night Live’: Brad Pitt as Anthony Fauci Addresses Trump’s Coronavirus Misinformation in ‘At Home’ Edition — Variety

Miley Cyrus was the surprise musical guest for the April 25 “At Home” edition of “Saturday Night Live.” The singer performed a cover of Pink Floyd’s classic “Wish You Were Here” while seated fireside and accompanied by Andrew Watt, a noted guitarist, songwriter and all-around hitmaker, who recently recovered from coronavirus and spoke of the…

via Miley Cyrus Slays Pink Floyd’s ‘Wish You Were Here’ on ‘SNL’ (Watch) — Variety

The second-ever “Saturday Night Live: At Home” edition was a star-studded affair. Brad Pitt was the first special guest in the April 26 virtual episode of the NBC late-night sketch comedy show. 25 more words

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