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Apple TV Tops 2026 On-Demand Rankings, Crunchyroll Earns Anime Crown
technology1 day ago

Apple TV Tops 2026 On-Demand Rankings, Crunchyroll Earns Anime Crown

CableTV.com's 2026 roundup crowns Apple TV as Best of the Best for premium, ad-free content, while Crunchyroll earns Editor’s Choice for anime; MGM+ is named best bang-for-buck, Netflix tops for kids content, and Shudder leads horror, with a slate of honorable mentions (HBO Max, Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, STARZ, AMC+) — weighing price, simultaneous streams, content libraries, exclusive titles, and trial options to guide viewers’ choices.

via Money Talks News|
#apple-tv#crunchyroll#mgm
Apprentice Reboot Stalls as Amazon Says It’s Not In Active Development
television24 days ago

Apprentice Reboot Stalls as Amazon Says It’s Not In Active Development

Amazon Prime Video’s The Apprentice reboot is not in active development, with executives noting that discussions about the series have taken place since MGM’s acquisition but the project isn’t moving forward at the moment; the talk was sparked by a Wall Street Journal report and comments from Donald Trump and his son, though Amazon insists reports of a return are speculative and not confirmed.

via Deadline|
#amazon-prime-video#donald-trump-jr#mgm
Trump Hints Don Jr. Could Front The Apprentice Revival
television25 days ago

Trump Hints Don Jr. Could Front The Apprentice Revival

Former President Donald Trump floated a possible The Apprentice revival with his son Don Jr. as host, saying “he’d be probably good” and noting he has charisma. Amazon says the show is not currently in active development and reports of a host are speculative. The chatter appears tied to discussions around The Apprentice property following Amazon’s MGM acquisition, but no official plans have been announced.

via Deadline|
#amazon#donald-trump#donald-trump-jr
Don Jr. tipped to host a refreshed Apprentice as Trump hints at Amazon reboot
entertainment25 days ago

Don Jr. tipped to host a refreshed Apprentice as Trump hints at Amazon reboot

President Donald Trump said his son Donald Trump Jr. would 'probably be good' as host of a rebooted The Apprentice on Amazon, following reports the show is in consideration; Amazon has said there have been preliminary discussions but no active development and any host names would be speculative. The Apprentice previously aired on NBC with Trump hosting and Don Jr. serving as a judge; royalties from the franchise reportedly continue to generate six-figure income for Trump.

via Yahoo News New Zealand|
#amazon#donald-trump#donald-trump-jr
Amazon Eyes The Apprentice Return, May Tap Don Jr. as Host
entertainment26 days ago

Amazon Eyes The Apprentice Return, May Tap Don Jr. as Host

Amazon is in early talks to reboot The Apprentice, with internal discussions suggesting Donald Trump Jr. could host; the project isn’t in active development and the Trump family hasn’t been approached. As the co-owner of MGM, Amazon has kept the property in circulation, and Trump still earns six-figure royalties from the show, though details remain speculative.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#amazon#apprentice#donald-trump-jr
Spider-Noir: Cage's Weathered Detective Brings Bogart-Bugs Bunny Flair
television29 days ago

Spider-Noir: Cage's Weathered Detective Brings Bogart-Bugs Bunny Flair

Deadline reports Phil Lord and Chris Miller envision Spider-Noir as a self-contained, big-but-lightweight noir for MGM+ and Prime Video, with Nicolas Cage as an older, washed-up Ben Reilly inspired by a Bogart-Bugs Bunny blend; the show will mix a sharp detective mystery with humor, created by Oren Uziel with director Harry Bradbeer, and supported by Lamorne Morris, Li Jun Li and Karen Rodriguez. It’s designed as standalone fiction rather than part of a larger Spider-Verse, with production details teased for a panel.

via Deadline|
#chris-miller#mgm#nicolas-cage
From Season 4 Arrives on MGM+ With 10-Episode Run and Prime Video Add-On
entertainment1 month ago

From Season 4 Arrives on MGM+ With 10-Episode Run and Prime Video Add-On

From Season 4 debuts April 19 on MGM+ with a 10-episode run (finale June 21). The first episode, The Arrival, airs at 9:00 p.m. ET. MGM+ pricing starts at $7.99/month (or $5.17/year) with a 7-day free trial; MGM+ can also be added to Philo, FuboTV, YouTube TV, or DIRECTV. A fifth season has been renewed for 2027, with production in Halifax.

via Decider|
#entertainment#from-2022#harold-perrineau
From Town to Finale: MGM+ Sets Fifth and Final Season
entertainment1 month ago

From Town to Finale: MGM+ Sets Fifth and Final Season

MGM+ has renewed From for a fifth and final season, capping the supernatural thriller at five chapters; the writers’ room is open as production kicks off in Halifax this summer, following season four’s April 19 premiere, with the creators promising a definitive, character-driven finale that answers big questions and introduces the Man in Yellow as the new antagonist.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#entertainment#final-season#from
Matt Dillon to helm MGM+'s modern take on The Magnificent Seven
tv2 months ago

Matt Dillon to helm MGM+'s modern take on The Magnificent Seven

Matt Dillon will star and executive produce MGM+'s eight-episode drama The Magnificent Seven, a reimagining of the 1960 Western. Dillon plays Chris Adams, the leader of seven gunslingers hired to protect villagers from a mercenary land baron; Tim Kring writes and exec produces alongside Donald De Line, Lawrence Mirisch, Bruce Kaufman and Dillon. Production begins June 2026 in Calgary for MGM+ Studios and MGM Television Studios, as part of MGM+'s strategy to mount cinematic-feeling series with legacy pedigree.

via Deadline|
#magnificent-seven#matt-dillon#mgm
business7 months ago

MGM Withdraws from NYC Casino Race, Paving Way for Competitors

MGM has withdrawn from the NYC-area casino license race, leaving three bids from Steve Cohen, Bally's, and Resorts World, with the decision expected by Dec. 1. The withdrawal has sparked accusations of potential manipulation in the licensing process, particularly involving Bally's and its deal with Donald Trump. MGM cited a changed competitive landscape and licensing terms as reasons for its exit.

via Politico|
#ballys#business#gaming-proposals
entertainment9 months ago

Amazon's Earnings Beat Expectations but Stock Declines Amid Cloud Growth Concerns

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy expressed excitement about starting work on the next James Bond film, directed by Denis Villeneuve, after acquiring full creative control of the franchise through its acquisition of MGM. The announcement coincides with Amazon's strong Q2 financial results, including revenue growth and new Prime Video content initiatives, despite challenges in its AWS cloud segment. The new Bond film will be the first since 2021's 'No Time to Die'.

via Deadline|
#amazon#denis-villeneuve#entertainment