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Skydance shares fell more than 8% after the company released its latest earnings report on Monday afternoon. Which is understandable, because so far, Wall Street doesn’t seem to know how to react to the new status quo.
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Meanwhile, AMC Global Media also posted its earnings on Monday, which featured mixed results. The company was hit by charges related to the sale of its streaming service Allblk and a settled lawsuit with “The Walking Dead” producers, but also reported a 43% increase in its content licensing revenue during the previous quarter.
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Hot on the heels of Russell Brand’s assault and rape trial, another British television personality is being accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women: David Walliams, a former judge of “Britain’s Got Talent” who left the show in 2022. An exposé from ITV News and The Guardian is still pending, but in the meantime, a spokesperson for producer Fremantle has urged anyone who feels they were subjected to wrongdoing to come forward.
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There’s a brand-new trailer for Hulu’s version of “The Circle,” which is making its way from Netflix to its new home starting with three new episodes on Nov. 17.
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Season 2 of “Overcompensating,” which stars series creator Benito Skinner playing a college-aged, closeted former football player, premieres on Prime Video Feb. 17.
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“Later Daters,” Netflix’s reality series about older singles finding love, is stacking its second season with celebrity talent like Margaret Cho (“Will Trent”) and Vivica A. Fox (“Empire”). The show debuts Dec. 30.
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Acorn TV released the trailer for its two-part “Art Detectives” Christmas special, starring Stephen Moyer (“The Night Agent”) and Nina Singh (“Silent Witness”). It premieres Dec. 7.
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HBO’s anthology comedy series “It’s Florida, Man” returns for a third season on Dec. 4.
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Netflix is developing a romantic dramedy series from Leila Gerstein (“Hart of Dixie”) about a New England town that gets taken over by a huge celebrity wedding in the vein of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s. Gerstein will write and executive produce along with Bradley Gardner.
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Netflix also renewed its survival competition series, “Outlast,” for a fourth season, although where the show will take place is still up in the air. The first two seasons saw contestants try to survive in remote Alaska, while Season 3 switched things up with a new destination in Panama. Sources suggest the show will still keep the jungle setting but in a new location.
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“Paw Patrol” producer Spin Master announced a new 2D-animated spinoff series called “Skye’s Pup Squad,” which will debut on Nickelodeon in March 2027. The series will feature the titular Skye rescuing animals with two other characters from the franchise, Everest and Liberty.
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Filming has officially begun on “Mosquito,” a six-part dramedy from writer Tony McNamara (“The Great”). The Hulu Original series will star Nicholas Hoult (“Superman”) and Daisy Edgar-Jones (“Under the Banner of Heaven”).
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How good do you think the 7-foot-1 basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal is at hiding? That’s the premise of the competition series ABC just greenlit, “Can You Hide… Shaq?” Nicole Byer (“Nailed It!”) will serve as host for the show, which will feature eight contestants trying to successfully hide O’Neal in plain sight. The first two episodes premiere on ABC and the ESPN app on Dec. 3.
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The Webby Awards is developing its own platform, the Global Webby Credits Registry, which will allow talent and producers to claim verified profiles for their work on Webby-winning or nominated projects.
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The Country Music Association announced an additional slate of performers for “The 60th Annual CMA Awards,” including Luke Combs, Vince Gill, Megan Moroney, Mumford & Sons, Chris Stapleton, Lainey Wilson and Stephen Wilson Jr. The ceremony airs on Nov. 18.
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Fox is airing a holiday special on Dec. 14 titled “The Chosen: The Three Kings,” starring Taye Diggs as one of the three biblical magi who visit the baby Jesus.
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Fox Sports and Tom Brady’s creative marketing agency, Shadow Lion, announced a new two-part documentary series called “The Team: Michigan Football.” Part 1 premieres Nov. 27 on Fox, and Part 2 airs Dec. 12.
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