Cineflix Rights has acquired two new property series from Scott Brothers Entertainment (created for HGTV Canada).
Property Brothers: Commitment Issues (working title) meets homeowners who have sold their previous property and are on (…)
Canada’s Bell Media is making a strategic investment in independent production company, Blink49 Studios.
Based in Toronto, Vancouver, and Los Angeles, Blink49 is known for its robust production pipeline and partnership (…)
Warner Bros. International Television Production’s format Impractical Jokers is heading to Lithuania.
TV3 Group has commissioned a local version, making Lithuania the 14th territory to adapt the title. Production (…)
Televisively speaking, June is a busy month, with at least seven international TV markets to attend and, for those in the northern hemisphere, with preparations for summer vacations. VideoAge is at (…)
Two AI start-ups, the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Suno, and the New York City-based Udio, which plan to produce new music, have encountered a roadblock. Major music companies now want to be (…)
Nippon TV’s entertainment show “Golden SixTONES” will be available for global catch-up streaming on Netflix starting today. The show will stream in Japanese and be subtitled in multiple languages.
Launched in April 2025, Golden SixTONES (…)
Unifrance Rendez-Vous will be returning for the second consecutive year to Le Havre on the Normandy coast from September 1 to 5, 2025.
This year’s Rendez-Vous will kick off on September (…)
The U.K.’s True Crime — a channel jointly owned by AMC Networks International U.K. and Paramount Global — has ordered 10-part original series Murder in Mind.
The series, set to premiere (…)
Bell Media unveiled its 2025-26 line-up of original content, featuring a total of 116 titles showcasing a diverse array of Canadian stories, at its Toronto Upfront today.
“Bell Media’s 2025-26 programming (…)
French animation studio Xilam Group is partnering with TF1 to develop Turbo Twins, a new comedy action CG animation series for kids aged 6-10 years old for the broadcaster’s leading children’s (…)
