HBO has announced that its pot comedy web series, High Maintenance, will be coming in September.
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The Night Of might be the best show airing right now on any network, but why isn't it a mega hit?
The next episode of The Night Of brings the show into its second half and sees Naz getting beefy. But what will happen with Stone's eczema?
The Night Of is half over, but is there enough time left to figure out if Naz is innocent? Does it matter?
A new miniseries starring Natalie Portman is coming to HBO from the co-creator of Friends. There is a chimpanzee involved.
HBO will premiere three new series in October, including Westworld, Divorce, and Insecure.
HBO has announced more details about Jon Stewart's upcoming HBO project, and it sounds delicious.
A new series from the Duplass Brothers is coming next year, and it's a comedy anthology.
Curb Your Enthusiasm will return for season 9 next year, though there is still a lot to be worked out.
The Sesame Street Workshop released a statement walking back the previous firings. But not really.
A Deadwood movie is in the works but it hasn't been greenlit. It's been so long, does it really matter anymore?
Casey Bloys says that Game of Thrones will end after eight seasons, but that doesn't mean they're ready to put a can on the franchise.
Alan Ball has not only signed with HBO for another two years, he also has a new series in the works that has been picked up.
Naz makes a major deacon in the latest The Night Of while John has trouble moving on.
HBO's Head of Programming, Casey Bloys, had to answer some questions about violence and rape. It didn't go great.
Casey Bloys talked a little about Vinyl during the TCA press tour, and admitted that it just didn't work.
True Detective isn't technically dead yet, according to Casey Bloys. So there' that.
HBO lets go three longtime human cast members on Sesame Street because kids find people boring.
Evan Rachel Wood is so totally hyped for Westworld in a new interview.
Will the success of The Night Of pave the way for more crime drama like it on HBO?