Back in May, we reported that Martin Scorsese would be working with Apple to bring his next major film, Killers of the Flower Moon, to Apple TV+. And now we can expect more content from the legendary director, too.
It was only a mater of time before Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man, Avengers: Endgame) worked with Apple and brought something to Apple TV+, but it's finally happening.
Leonardo DiCaprio isn't a stranger to working with Apple TV+, and now his production studio is signing a major deal with the streaming service.
It might not be a trailer, but Apple TV+ is previewing an unscripted series called Long Way Up ahead of its debut in mid-September.
While hopping on a flight might not be the number one activity these days, thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, if you do get on an American Airlines plane to go somewhere you might notice Apple TV+ joining you along the way.
The Morning Show could have looked very different if it weren't for the #MeToo movement, and the same can be said for the coronavirus having an impact on the upcoming second season.
After a couple of wins for Daytime Emmys, Apple has now earned more than a dozen Emmy nominations for several different pieces of content available on Apple TV+.
This Thursday, July 30, Apple is going to report its latest quarterly earnings, and at least some investors believe the highly lucrative Services division will earn quite a bit of money -- but not because of the company's newest offerings.
With the coronavirus pandemic still ongoing, many have seen it as an opportunity to get (famous) people to sit in front of their computer and have a chat. Oprah Winfrey is one such individual and now she has a new interview series because of it.
Maybe it was just a matter of time, but Apple now has the opportunity to work with yet another legendary director to bring new content to Apple TV+.
Now we can tick off Elisabeth Moss's name from the list of actors and actresses working with Apple for the company's video streaming service, Apple TV+.
An upcoming adaptation of the young adult fiction novel "The Sky Is Everywhere" by author Jandy Nelson is the second AppleTV+ film with production company A24, and now we're learning that the flick will star actress Grace Kaufman.