Locking down talent is just as important to Apple as it is getting new content like films and TV series, and the company has just signed another big deal with another showrunner.
A family-friendly series about kids trying to solve a mystery while an unruly ghost brings fictional characters from classic novels to life? If that sounds right up your alley (especially if you're suffering from cabin fever these days), then Ghostwriter might be just right for you.
Happy Friday, iDB nation! Plan on staying at home this weekend (and you know you should) and in need of your fix of Hollywood entertainment? Here are the latest arrivals on Apple TV+.
Apple remains aggressive in picking up new content for its video streaming service Apple TV+, and now it has landed a new limited comedy series for good measure.
For the families stuck inside, Apple TV+ has enlisted the help of The Fraggles to help them get through another day with some laughs.
Despite lackluster initial reviews, Apple TV+'s original content has started to really show off. Apple is hoping to keep the ball rolling with its upcoming thriller series Defending Jacob.
Tim Cook joined Jimmy Fallon and Lady Gaga via FaceTime on “The Tonight Show” to confirm Apple will donate to the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.
Back in March, Apple welcomed one of the most anticipated series for Apple TV+, a reimagining of the 1984 classic Amazing Stories.
Apple on Friday refreshed content offering on its video-streaming service Apple TV+ with a pair of notable editions — both the season finale for "Amazing Stories" and all ten episodes of the new mystery drama series "Home Before Dark" are now streaming on the service.
One of the series that helped launch Apple's original streaming service Apple TV+ was the family-friendly and informative Helpsters, from the makers of the mega-popular Sesame Street. And now new episodes are on the way.
Apple announced its first British comedy for Apple TV+, Trying, back in January of this year. We learned just about everything we could at that time, including a release date, but we were missing the trailer.
As iDownloadBlog reported this morning, Hollywood studios are starting to experiment with releasing some films early digitally as theaters remain closed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The studios breaking their traditional theatrical window is major news, but Steve Jobs actually predicted digital home premiere of flicks still in theaters... well, a decade ago.