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Stephen King's iconic work The Stand to be made into 10-episode TV show by CBS

The series based on The Stand will be helmed, produced and written by Josh Boone.

Deadwind season 1 review: Netflix's latest Nordic noir offering is reliable, regulation television

Deadwind is best avoided if you’ve never encountered Scandinavian or Nordic noir previously

Facebook starts gamifying videos, adds support for quizzes and polls in lives

Video creators will now be able to add quizzes, polls, challenges and games on videos and lives.

Jane the Virgin star Gina Rodriguez says the award-winning show may end after Season 5

Gina Rodriguez said she plans to "do more (directing) next year in our final season."

OJ Simpson to give hypothetical account of ex-wife's murder in new TV special, The Lost Confession

The OJ Simpson double murder case returns to US television on Sunday with a 2006 interview that producers say will give viewers an unprecedented glimpse into the mind of the former football star.

Heathers trailer: TV reboot of Winona Ryder's 1988 cult dark comedy gets a millennial spin

In the 1988 film Heathers, Winona Ryder played a teenage girl whose feud with an elite high-school clique takes a tragic turn.

Breaking Bad turns 10: How this meth-fueled crime drama filled The Wire-sized void on TV

In loving memory of Breaking Bad: Vince Gilligan's gritty crime drama has cemented its place in the pantheon of all-time great TV shows.

Fire and Fury: Michael Wolff's bestselling Donald Trump expose to be adapted into TV series

Endeavor Content has bought the rights to the best-selling book and plans to adapt it for a television series.

The Simpsons star Hank Azaria says the show will address Apu racism controversy following documentary

Azaria's comments come after the documentary The Problem With Apu by comic Hari Kondabolu, which explored the manner in which elements of the character allegedly reinforce racial stereotypes.

Maggie Gyllenhaal says it would be safer for everyone if prostitution was decriminalised

Gyllenhaal, who essays a sex worker in The Deuce, said that it would be safer and healthier for everyone involved in the industry if it was no longer a criminal act.