KDI’s “Sins and Roses” Scores Primetime Success In Spain
Kanal D International’s Turkish drama Sins and Roses has debuted as El Secreto on September 6 on Spain’s Antena 3 in primetime, achieving a 12.5 percent audience share. In (…)
Kanal D International’s Turkish drama Sins and Roses has debuted as El Secreto on September 6 on Spain’s Antena 3 in primetime, achieving a 12.5 percent audience share. In (…)
On the one hand, supporters of President Donald Trump are threatening to leave Hollywood if California does not support Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery; on the other hand, President (…)
MediaHub has completed a licensing agreement with MBC Group’s Shahid for four Korean drama titles from KT Studio Genie.
KT Studio Genie is the content studio of Korea Telecom, (…)
Calinos Entertainment has added Salted Love (Tuzlu Kahve) to its slate and is debuting the series at the upcoming MIPCOM market.
The Poll Films series — which premiered on (…)
FOX has greenlit Mammoth, a new comedy series from Christopher Lloyd and Danny Zuker.
Mammoth follows Coach Tony Mammoth, a larger-than-life high school gym teacher whose life is put on ice in 1983, when (…)
Warner Bros. Discovery and Doğuş Media Group have entered into a strategic partnership to co-finance and co-broadcast Turkish scripted series.
Under the agreement, Doğuş Media will broadcast the series on free-to-air (…)
yes Studios has picked up the rights to Alibi, a seven-part, short-form crime drama and format from New Zealand.
Produced by Plus6Four Entertainment for TVNZ, Alibi is a non-linear murder mystery, (…)
Global Agency’s romantic comedy Daydreamer, starring Can Yaman and Demet Özdemir, is now airing in France on 6ter, part of M6 Group.
The series is also available to stream on M6+, (…)
Keshet International and Krempelwood have partnered to co-finance Disaster Decoded, a new ten-part factual series commissioned by Radial Entertainment for the U.S. market.
Disaster Decoded is a documentary series exploring some (…)
Very few of today’s TV trade media publications feature a page devoted to book reviews. VideoAge is one of the few magazines that does so regularly. In fact, book reviews (…)