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television17 hours ago•17 min saved

Mindy Kaling’s NSFW Comedy Not Suitable For Work Canceled by Hulu; Cast Reacts

Not Suitable For Work, Mindy Kaling’s Hulu comedy about five twenty-somethings in Manhattan, has been canceled after one season of nine episodes. Kaling posted a heartfelt Instagram message thanking the cast and fans, and several co-stars—Avantika Vandanapu, Nicholas Duvernay, Ella Hunt and Jack Martin—shared supportive replies. The series, which premiered in June and followed friends in Murray Hill, concluded with Hulu’s cancellation news and expressions of gratitude to Hulu, Warner Bros, and Disney+ for the opportunity.

via Deadline|

#cancellation #cast-reactions #hulu

entertainment21 hours ago•18 min saved

Not Suitable for Work Cancelled: Mindy Kaling and Cast Thank Viewers

After Hulu canceled Not Suitable for Work after its nine-episode run, Mindy Kaling and the cast shared gratitude on Instagram, praising the show and their team; Warner Bros. Television plans to shop the series to a new home, with the ensemble reflecting on the Friends‑inspired premise about five work-obsessed twenty-somethings in New York.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

#cancellation #entertainment #hulu

television1 day ago•16 min saved

Hulu Cancels Mindy Kaling's Not Suitable For Work After One Season

Hulu canceled Not Suitable For Work after its Season 1, leaving cliffhangers and unresolved arcs for its ensemble as they navigate love triangles and uncertain employment. The Warner Bros. TV-produced comedy—originally titled Murray Hill—drew mixed reviews but had buzz among viewers, with Mindy Kaling hopeful for renewal. Deadline notes the decision highlights the risk streaming services take on YA-style shows built around relatively unknown leads and may affect future projects in the space. The main cast included Ella Hunt, Avantika, Nicholas Duvernay, Jack Martin, Will Angus and Jay Ellis.

via Deadline|

#cancellation #hulu #mindy-kaling

tv1 day ago•16 min saved

Hulu Drops Mindy Kaling’s Not Suitable for Work After One Season

Hulu has canceled Mindy Kaling’s Not Suitable for Work after a nine-episode first season, with Warner Bros. TV planning to shop the show to potential buyers. The series centers on work-obsessed 20-somethings in Manhattan’s Murray Hill and stars Ella Hunt, Avantika, Will Angus, Jack Martin and Nicholas Duvernay, produced by Kaling International alongside Charlie Grandy and Howard Klein.

via Variety|

#cancellation #hulu #mindy-kaling

space6 days ago•23 min saved

Salvage bid for NASA's Swift telescope canceled

A private consortium's plan to rescue NASA's Swift space telescope has been canceled, ending the salvage effort after preparations for thermal vacuum testing at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.

via AP News|

#cancellation #nasa #private-spaceflight

television10 days ago•13 min saved

Hulu Pulls the Plug on Deli Boys After Two Seasons

Hulu canceled the two-season crime comedy Deli Boys, with Deadline reporting ratings weren’t high enough; created by Abdullah Saeed and led by Poorna Jagannathan as Auntie Lucky, the show blended crime grit with silliness, though season 2 had a pared-back episode order and left cliffhangers unresolved.

via avclub.com|

#abdullah-saeed #cancellation #deli-boys

entertainment11 days ago•15 min saved

Deli Boys Bids Farewell as Hulu Cancels After Two Seasons

Hulu has canceled the comedy series Deli Boys after two seasons airing under Onyx Collective, despite strong critical acclaim (near-universal Rotten Tomatoes praise). The show, created by Abdullah Saeed and featuring cast like Asif Ali, Saagar Shaikh, and Poorna Jagannathan, added Fred Armisen and Andrew Rannells in Season 2. It ends on a cliffhanger with unresolved arcs. Deadline first reported the cancellation, and Variety notes the decision came as a matter of not attracting a wide enough audience to warrant a third season.

via Variety|

#cancellation #deli-boys #entertainment

entertainment11 days ago•15 min saved

Deli Boys Ends Run on Hulu After Two Seasons

Hulu has canceled the crime dramedy Deli Boys after two seasons. The six-episode second season dropped as a May binge, but audience demand reportedly fell short of renewal needs and Hulu does not regularly publish viewing data. Produced by Disney’s Onyx Collective and 20th Television, the show follows Mir and Raj Dar, Pakistani-American brothers who uncover their father’s criminal empire while running both legitimate and illicit business; the cast includes Asif Ali, Saagar Shaikh, Poorna Jagannathan, Brian George, Alfie Fuller, with Fred Armisen joining in season two. Created by Abdullah Saeed and developed by Jenni Konner and Nora Silver. Deadline first reported the cancellation.

via hollywoodreporter.com|

#cancellation #deli-boys #entertainment

business12 days ago•4 min saved

Dodging Surprise Subscriptions: Real-Life Tips to Cancel Before You Are Charged

BBC reports on how people fall for paid subscriptions after free trials and shares practical tips to avoid charges, such as setting reminders for trial deadlines, reading terms and conditions, not assuming trials auto-end, and obtaining cancellation confirmations—illustrated by cases including an £89.99 refund via Apple and ongoing efforts to crackdown on subscription traps.

via BBC|

#business #cancellation #consumer-rights

entertainment13 days ago•2 min saved

Fishman Pushes Back on Barr Defenders, Saying Cancellation Was Earned

Michael Fishman denounces social-media defenders of Roseanne Barr’s racist 2018 tweet, arguing that the cancellation was justified and that defending Barr perpetuates a lie; he notes ongoing backlash as the series continued without Barr.

via USA Today|

#cancellation #entertainment #michael-fishman

entertainment14 days ago•20 min saved

Michael Fishman Defends Roseanne Cancellation, Calls Out Racist Tweets

Michael Fishman, who played DJ Conner, defended the 2018 cancellation of the Roseanne reboot, arguing the show was rightfully canceled after Roseanne Barr’s racist tweet about Valerie Jarrett, noting Barr’s subsequent apology and stressing that comedy comes with responsibility; he also points out that The Conners continued for seven seasons before ending in 2025.

via Page Six|

#cancellation #entertainment #michael-fishman

entertainment15 days ago•52 min saved

Michael Fishman Defends Roseanne Cancellation, Says Words Have Real World Consequences

Michael Fishman, who played Roseanne’s son DJ Conner, pushes back against the idea that Roseanne Barr’s firing and the revival’s cancellation were unjust, emphasizing that words carry real-world consequences. He condemns Barr’s 2018 tweet as indefensible while expressing compassion for her, notes that the show was rightfully canceled and The Conners continued without Barr, and calls for responsibility in how comedians wield free speech.

via Yahoo|

#cancellation #entertainment #michael-fishman

music16 days ago•15 min saved

Inaugural LA Jazz Festival Scrapped at the Wire, Return Planned for 2027

LA's inaugural Jazz Festival, featuring John Legend, Janelle Monae and other major acts, was canceled just hours before the opening ceremony due to last-minute public-safety and municipal costs tied to another event; organizers say the festival will be postponed to 2027 with dates announced (August 22-23), and the move has left artists, crews and attendees scrambling while renewing questions about trust in LA’s festival planning.

via Rolling Stone|

#cancellation #janelle-monae #john-legend

education17 days ago•7 min saved

UW cancels Hasan Piker talk over event-planning standards

The University of Washington canceled Hasan Piker's planned January 2027 appearance in its 2026-27 Speaker Series, saying the event’s organization did not meet the university’s standards for campus-hosted talks. The decision, aimed at tightening procedural rigor for divisive topics, sparked criticism from free-speech advocates such as FIRE, who urged transparency about the standards used and argued that speaker cancellations should not hinge on views.

via Fox News|

#cancellation #education #free-speech

music17 days ago•42 min saved

Morrissey halts Las Vegas residency a week before curtain due to logistical issues

Morrissey has cancelled his four‑night Las Vegas residency at Wynn Las Vegas just a week before the opening show, citing “unforeseen logistical challenges.” Wynn removed the dates from its site and his team confirmed the cancellation. The singer has a history of last‑minute gig cancellations, including a Valencia show this year, and now heads into a UK arena run planned for December.

via NME|

#cancellation #las-vegas #logistics