Apple TV+ has a lot of high-profile series, put together with amazing creators both in front and behind the camera. Defending Jacob is one such series, and it has become one of the most popular options on Apple's streaming service. Unfortunately, it's just a limited series with a single season.
We first heard about the upcoming documentary series Greatness Code in May of this year, which is an investigation of what it's like to be one of the best athletes on the planet. And now we have an official trailer.
Apple continues to make moves to land international properties, with the latest an Israeli drama series called Losing Alice.
We've reached the point where Chris Miller and Phil Lord are finally working with Apple to bring content to Apple TV+.
Apple has finally shared the first official look at its upcoming coming-of-age drama Little Voice ahead of its debut on Apple TV+ in July.
Julianne Moore has joined another project under the Apple TV+ banner, this time a film rather than a series.
Apple continues to land pretty big deals for Apple TV+ --like Tom Hanks's upcoming WWII thriller, Greyhound-- and now we have a very interesting animated film to look forward to.
The Israel-Iran espionage thriller "Tehran" is coming to Apple TV+, according to Deadline.
Back in 2017, Apple kicked off an advertising campaign based on some of the letters it had been getting from people who were reaching out to tell the Cupertino tech giant how the Apple Watch was helping them live healthier lives. And now, an entire documentary series based on those "Dear Apple" TV spots is avaialble to stream via the Apple TV+ service.
Check out this video that goes behind the scenes of a quarantine episode of the comedy series "Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet" (that went live on the service May 22) in which the show's co-creator Rob McElhenney discusses creating this special one-off episode.
If you've been wondering what to watch on TV this weekend, here are two suggestions. Apple TV+ on Friday added the season finale for "Defending Jacob", a gripping character-driven thriller featuring "Captain America" star Chris Evans. In addition, the first two episodes of the animated musical comedy "Central Park" are now available to watch on Apple TV+.
In January of this year, director Francesca Gregorini brought a copyright lawsuit against Apple, Apple TV+, and director M. Night Shyamalan for what she believed were similarities between one of her films and the Apple TV+ series Servant.