Way back in February of 2018, it was revealed that basketball star Kevin Durant was working with Apple TV+ to bring a new series to the streaming service. We've heard about some casting changes since then, and now there's even more to share.
Apple today shared a new trailer for “For All Mankind,” which is one of the staples of premium Apple TV+ programming, ahead of its Season 2 premiere on the video platform next month.
In what felt like a thing that was only a matter of time, it's been confirmed today that Oprah Winfrey is getting the biographical documentary treatment -- and it'll be available on Apple TV+.
Last we heard about Physical, a new drama/comedy coming to Apple TV+, we found out six new actors had joined the cast. And now there's one more joining the ranks.
We first heard about the Israeli psychological thriller Losing Alice way back in June of last year. Now, we finally have a trailer to show off.
Dickinson, one of the launch shows for Apple TV+, is set to launch its second season soon. And if you want to be part of an advance screening, that's something you can maybe do!
...And that's okay. Bill Lawrence (Ted Lasso, Scrubs) recently sat down for a chat with some podcast hosts to discuss shows like Ted Lasso and The Mandalorian (two huge hits in their own right), and divulged that the former of the two may only have a limited run compared to the latter.
This is isn't the first time that Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fiction) has worked on a project under the Apple TV+ banner, and it probably won't be the last. But this time around, it's a brand new limited series rather than a movie.
A new series based on the rise and fall of WeWork has been in development for Apple TV+ since February, with Collider reporting today that the '90s teen heartthrob Jared Leto is poised to play Adam Neumann, who was the charismatic but eccentric CEO of WeWork.
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“Earth at Night in Color” captures animals' nocturnal lives and is one of the best-looking nature documentaries you'll see. It's narrated by Tom Hiddleston, filmed across six continents and uses remarkable camera technology to capture animals' nocturnal lives in full color like never before. And now, Apple has shared a video showing how the series was filmed.
Perhaps it isn't too much of a surprise, but Apple TV+ has yet again renewed one of its series for another season.
Apple today announced that its brand-new animated series centered around the popular Snoopy character will be premiering on Apple TV+ on Friday, February 5, 2021.