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Stranger Things' Joe Keery Addresses Rumors About Taylor Swift Collaboration https://ift.tt/3MsGIwU ...
12/24/2023

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Keery, 31, offered some context after h

Joe Keery has seen the fan rumors about him collaborating on music with Taylor Swift.

Keery, 31, offered some context after he was spotted at the same New York City recording studio in June that is often frequented by Swift, 34, during a Thursday, December 21, episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

“Well, that was a very confusing day because I was just in there minding my own business — not doing anything. Then I walked out the door and it was like 1,000 people were standing out there,” Keery, 31, who records music under the name Djo, said about his visit to Electric Lady Studios.

The actor noted that it didn’t take long for the fans who were waiting for Swift to recognize him, adding, “People looked at me expecting Taylor and were like, ‘Who’s this guy?’ And then I walked down the block, and someone’s like, ‘Oh, that’s that guy!'”

Related: What the Cast of ‘Stranger Things’ Looks Like in Real Life

Bringing a role to life. Stranger Things puts a lot of work into making viewers feel like they have been transported to a fictional town in Indiana during the ’80s — which includes transforming their actors into completely different people. The Netflix series, which debuted in 2016, centers around supernatural events that take place in […]

Keery denied that he was working with Swift that day. However, he didn’t exactly rule out the possibility of a collaboration.

Joe Keery Courtesy of Netflix

“Maybe that would generate something,” he teased on Thursday. “Maybe that experience generated something in the universe, but I don’t know.”

Keery initially produced music under the name Cool Cool Cool before joining psych-rock band Post Animal. From 2014 to 2019, Keery was the guitarist, drummer and vocalist but ultimately parted ways with the band as his acting career picked up. Keery released the first album under his new moniker in 2019 and three years later took part in a summer music festival tour before the drop of his sophomore album.

Related: Everything to Know About the 5th and Final Season of ‘Stranger Things’

After six years at Netflix, Stranger Things is getting ready to wrap up its journey with a fifth and final season. Ahead of the show’s highly-anticipated season 4 premiere, creators Matt and Ross Duffer announced that they were going to end the series after one more chapter in Hawkins, Indiana. “Seven years ago, we planned […]

In addition to music, Keery plays fan-favorite character Steve Harrington on Netflix’s Stranger Things. The show, which premiered in 2016, has been responsible for catapulting many of its cast members including Keery, Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton to stardom.

Keery is currently preparing to start filming the fifth and final season of the show. Earlier this year, he discussed how difficult it would be to say goodbye to the project.

“I owe my whole career to being on that show and all the opportunities that I had since are because of that show,” he told WWD. “So it’s very convoluted. There’s a sense of relief, there’s a sense of sadness. I guess my goal is to just really soak it up as much as I can while we’re doing it, and not take any of it for granted because it’s been an amazing ride with such great people. And then once it’s done, move forward and try to just hold on to the joy that we had when we were making it.”

Related: Everything the ‘Stranger Things’ Cast Has Said About the Show Concluding After S...

Coming to an end. After five seasons on Netflix, Stranger Things will be wrapping up its story — and the cast has plenty of thoughts about saying goodbye. The hit series, which premiered in 2016, introduced viewers to the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, where a series of supernatural events cause mystery and mayhem. Over […]

Keery was asked about what fans can expect from the last season during his latest appearance on The Tonight Show. The Fargo star, however, chose to remain tight-lipped about the highly-anticipated conclusion to the final season.

“I have seen a few [scripts]. I don’t think I can say anything, maybe, other than that,” he teased. “We don’t know [whether Steve will get beat up again]. Odds are [yes], I would say.”

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Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz Share PSA About Cheating After Past Scandals https://ift.tt/3MsGIwU ...
12/24/2023

Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz Share PSA About Cheating After Past Scandals https://ift.tt/3MsGIwU








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Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz haven’t always had success with being faithful in relationships — so now they’ve pivoted to teaching others about not cheating.

During the Thursday, December 21, episode of Sandoval’s “Everybody Loves Tom” podcast, the duo reflected on the year that went down in Vanderpump Rules — and reality TV — history. Sandoval and Schwartz, both 41, had a lengthy but nonsensical chat about affairs before using their experience to appeal to listeners.

“You should give a PSA right now. If you’re unhappy in your relationship [or] if you feel lost or have experienced feelings for a coworker and it’s starting to escalate, don’t do it,” Schwartz said. “Don’t do it. Just sit down and have that very uncomfortable conversation with your partner. Go to therapy, or just say it’s over. Don’t have a f–king affair.”

Sandoval took a different approach by bringing the conversation back around to his own issues.

Related: Every Cheating Accusation That Rocked ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Over the Years

For a show sparked by a cheating scandal, it shouldn’t be a shock that the cast of Vanderpump Rules isn’t afraid to throw out an infidelity accusation — but not even Andy Cohen could predict that the series would still be delivering jaw-dropping scandals after a decade on air. Fans were introduced to the staff […]

“One thing that really kept me hanging on was the insecurity I had in myself,” he said. “I felt like. ‘Oh, my gosh, I can’t lose this other person because I’ll never get this.’ I had such an insecurity with myself that I felt if I let this go, it will never happen again. You can [find that again]. And banking on that is a much safer bet than staying and doing and living in that.”

After going through numerous cheating scandals in the public eye, Sandoval broke down what led to those decisions.

“You become an addict. You cling on to that fling that you had. That euphoria and that feeling you have when you’re with that person. You start to hide from the reality of the rest of your life. And you just become lost in that,” he continued. “Dude, I look back on that now and I’m like, ‘Holy s–t.’ And Schwartz and other people around me, they saw me and I was f–king fixated and barely present.”

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Since Vanderpump Rules premiered on Bravo in 2013, viewers have watched just about every cast member get accused of cheating. In most cases, the accusations were true, and the person owned up to being unfaithful. Kristen Doute admitted in season 2 that she cheated on Sandoval with Jax Taylor, while Schwartz confessed to many indiscretions before — and after — his wedding to ex-wife Katie Maloney.

Related: ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Cast’s Dating History

When viewers were introduced to staff at Lisa Vanderpump‘s restaurant during Vanderpump Rules‘ 2013 premiere, it was clear everyone was intertwined in one another’s love lives. From Stassi Schroeder‘s rocky relationship with Jax Taylor, which took a turn when he hooked up with her best friend Kristen Doute, to Peter Madrigal’s casual connections to several […]

The Bravo universe, however, was rocked like never before this year because of a major infidelity scandal. Season 10 of Vanderpump Rules initially teased Schwartz’s surprising hookup with Raquel Leviss as he tried to move on after Katie, 36, filed for divorce, but their fling was soon overshadowed by a different pairing.

Us Weekly confirmed in March that Sandoval and Ariana Madix called it quits on their nearly decade-long relationship because of his affair with Raquel, 29. Most of the Vanderpump Rules cast sided with Ariana, 38, as Schwartz remained the only star still on good terms with Sandoval and Raquel.

After filming season 11 of Vanderpump Rules earlier this year, Sandoval reflected on what he learned from his public scandal.

“I fully f–king regret it. I feel bad about it. I hate that I hurt people. I, for the most part, have been pretty f–king miserable,” he said on his podcast in October. “I don’t ever, ever want to go through what I went through again. I don’t ever want to be responsible or the cause for ever hurting people like that.”

Related: ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Cast: Then and Now

While some things never change, the cast of Vanderpump Rules is used to a shake-up … and a touch-up. Vanderpump Rules was introduced to Bravo viewers during a special episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in January 2013. Season 1 starred Lisa Vanderpump, who was a Beverly Hills Housewife at the time, Stassi […]

Sandoval went on to share what he would have done differently, adding, “I would have gotten out of my relationship [with Ariana], ripped the Band-Aid off and not delayed that whole scenario.”

Schwartz, for his part, owned up to the mistakes earlier this year while addressing his failed marriage to Katie.

“I strayed a few times. There were times I thought the relationship was going to come to an end and I was a sloppy douchebag,” he told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live in February. “I don’t think I’ll ever get married again. I’ll fall in love, I just don’t think I’ll ever be married again.”

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Travis Scott Reveals Why He Performed the Same Song 10 Times in a Row https://ift.tt/3MsGIwU ...
12/24/2023

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If Travis Scott starts skipping like a CD during a live concert, it’s because he’s vibing.

Scott, 32, went viral because he played “FE!N,” his song with Pl***oy Carti, 10 times during a Tuesday, December 19, show at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. Scott has a habit of playing a song repeatedly during shows, so when the father of Kylie Jenner’s kids stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon this week, host Jimmy Fallon asked Scott about it.

“Man, I have the best fans in the world, and I go off the energy they give me,” the “Sicko Mode” rapper, 32, explained during a Thursday, December 21, appearance. “And they were wild that night, and so I just got even wilder.”

He went on to joke that he took the moment as a dare, saying he planned on “going even crazier at Madison Square Garden” for his show later that night.

Scott made good on his word. According to Setlist.FM, he performed “FE!N” a total of 12 times in a row, including once with rapper Sheck Wes, who performed an unreleased verse that did not appear on the final version of the song. The recorded version of “FE!N” clocks in at 3:12, meaning that the audience at MSG was treated to more than 40 minutes of the same song. (Scott also played it two additional times before closing out Thursday’s show with “Telekinesis.”)

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Performing one song 10 times wasn’t the only major event that happened at Scott’s Brooklyn show. While rapping “Mafia,” Scott nearly got taken out by a giant prop. Fan footage of the event showed the musician getting bonked by a head-shaped object that traveled around the stadium while suspended by wires. Scott reacted quickly by jumping to a lower part of the Circus Maximus stage, dodging what could have been a nasty fall.

Both “FE!N” and “Mafia” appear on Scott’s latest album, Utopia. While on The Tonight Show, Scott reflected on how the project netted him a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Album. “I was on tour,” said Scott, “and I was about to go to the venue, and my guy — my partner in everything I do, David — called me, saying, ‘Yo, we’re nominated again for the Grammys.’ I was like, ‘Yes, OK. This time we got to bring it home,’ you know?” Scott added that he “love[s] music and I love the Academy.”

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Travis Scott’s 2021 Astroworld Festival left nine attendees dead and more injured after a crowd rushed the stage. While the 29-year-old “Sicko Mode” rapper performed in Houston, Texas, on Friday, November 5, the crowd surged forward and caused a mass accident. “This is a tragic night,” Houston Fire Chief Samuel Peña said during a news conference […]

Scott told GQ in November that making Utopia, his follow-up to 2018’s Astroworld, was “therapeutic” for him following the tragedy of the 2021 Astroworld Festival. As Scott was performing at NRG Park in Houston, Texas, a crowd surge pushed a mass of people toward the stage. Ten attendees were killed, with more than 100 injured. In June, a grand jury found that there wasn’t enough evidence to criminally charge Scott over the “mass casualty incident.”

Scott still faces multiple civil suits stemming from the incident. In August, Rolling Stone reported that the family of John Hilgert, a 14-year-old boy killed in the tragedy, pulled their lawsuit, making them the third family to settle with Scott.

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Which TV Shows Are Renewed, Which Are Canceled in 2023-2024? https://ift.tt/3MsGIwU ...
12/24/2023

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As networks make decisions about their roster of shows, Us Weekly will continue to track what has been renewed and which projects have been canceled.

As Abbott Elementary‘s second season premiered on ABC, the hit sitcom received an early renewal for season 3. The ABC series — which stars Quinta Brunson, Tyler James Williams, Janelle James, Lisa Ann Walter, Chris Perfetti and Sheryl Lee Ralph — explores stories about teachers in a Philadelphia public school.

Meanwhile, CBS delivered a highly-anticipated renewal of its own with Fire Country, a drama show about a former inmate seeking redemption by joining a prison release firefighting program in California.

Fire Country stars Max Thieriot, Kevin Alejandro, Jordan Calloway, Stephanie Arcila, Jules Latimer, Diane Farr and Billy Burke. It was originally renewed for a full-season order before receiving a second season pickup as well.

Scroll down to see which TV shows have been renewed or canceled so far for 2023-2024:

ABC

Abbott Elementary: Renewed for season 3
Alaska Daily: Canceled after season 1
America’s Funniest Home Videos: Renewed for season 34
American Idol: Renewed for season 22
The Bachelor: Renewed for season 28
Bachelor in Paradise: Renewed for season 9
Big Sky: Canceled after season 3
Celebrity Family Feud: Renewed for season 9
Celebrity Jeopardy!: Renewed for season 2
Celebrity Wheel of Fortune: Renewed for season 4
Claim to Fame: Renewed for season 2
The Connors: Renewed for season 6
The Goldbergs: Ending with season 10
The Good Doctor: Renewed for season 7
Grey’s Anatomy: Renewed for season 20
Home Economics: Canceled after season 3
Jeopardy: Renewed until season 45
Not Dead Yet: Renewed for season 2
Press Your Luck: Renewed for season 5
Shark Tank: Renewed for season 15
Station 19: Canceled after season 7
The Rookie: Renewed for season 6
The Company You Keep: Canceled after season 1
The Wonder Years: Canceled After 2 Seasons
Wheel of Fortune: Renewed until season 44
Will Trent: Renewed for season 2
ABC

Apple TV+

The After Party: Canceled after season 2
Acapulco: Renewed for season 3
Central Park: Canceled after season 3
City of Fire: Canceled after season 1
Foundation: Renewed for season 3
High Desert: Canceled after season 1
Physical: Ending with season 3
Platonic: Renewed for season 2
Shrinking: Renewed for season 2
Silo: Renewed for season 2
The Buccaneers: Renewed for Season 2
The Morning Show: Renewed for season 4
Truth Be Told: Canceled after season 3
Swagger: Canceled after season 2
Courtesy of Apple TV+

AMC

Dead City: Renewed for season 2
Daryl Dixon: Renewed for season 2
Dark Winds: Renewed for season 3
Fear the Walking Dead: Canceled after season 8
Lucky Hank: Canceled after season 1
Mayfair Witches: Renewed for season 2
Soulmates: Canceled after season 1
Jace Downs/AMC

BET+

Kingdom Business: Renewed for season 2
Youtube

CBS

48 Hours: Renewed for season 35
60 Minutes: Renewed for season 56
Bob Hearts Abishola: Renewed for season 5
Blue Bloods: Renewed for season 14, which is the final season
CSI: Vegas: Renewed for season 3
Dr. Phil: Ending after season 31
East New York: Canceled after one season
Fire Country: Renewed for season 2
Ghosts: Renewed for season 3
Lingo: Renewed for season 2
NCIS: Renewed for season 21
NCIS: Hawai’i: Renewed for season 3
NCIS: Los Angeles: Ending after season 14
So Help Me Todd: Renewed for season 2

SEAL Team: Canceled after season 7
Survivor: Renewed for season 45
S.W.A.T.: Renewed for seventh and final season
The Amazing Race: Renewed for season 35
The Drew Barrymore Show: Renewed for season 4
The Neighborhood: Renewed for season 6
Tough as Nails: Renewed for season 6
True Lies: Canceled after one season
Young Sheldon: Ending after season 7
Bob Hearts Abishola: Ending after season 5
Bertrand Calmeau/CBS

The CW

All American: Renewed for season 6
All American: Homecoming: Renewed for season 3
Gotham Knights: Canceled after one season
Kung Fu: Canceled after season 3
Superman & Lois: Canceled after season 4
Walker: Renewed for season 4
Walker: Independence: Canceled after one season
The Winchesters: Canceled after season 1
Ser Baffo/The CW

Disney+

Big Shot: Canceled after season 2
High School Musical The Musical: The Series: Ending after season 4
National Treasure: Canceled after season 1
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers: Canceled after season 2
The Muppets Mayhem: Canceled after season 1
The Mysterious Benedict Society: Canceled after two seasons
Willow: Canceled after 1 season
Disney/Tina Thorpe

Facebook Watch

Red Table Talk: Canceled after 5 seasons
Red Table Talk/Facebook

Food Network

Ciao House: Renewed for season 2
Guy’s All-American Road Trip: Renewed for season 2
Superchef Grudge Match: Renewed for season 2
Tournament of Champions: Renewed for season 5
Courtesy of Food Network

FOX

Accused: Renewed for season 2
Alert: Missing Persons Unit: Renewed for season 2
Bob’s Burgers: Renewed for seasons 14 and 15
Call Me Kat: Canceled after season 3
Family Guy: Renewed for seasons 22 and 23
Fantasy Island: Canceled after season 2
Sherri: Renewed for seasons 2 and 3
The Cleaning Lady: Renewed for season 3
The Jennifer Hudson Show: Renewed for season 2
The Simpsons: Renewed for seasons 35 and 36
The Resident: Canceled after season 6
Welcome to Flatch: Canceled after season 2
Chris Millard/Warner Bros.

Freeform

Cruel Summer: Canceled after season 2
Good Trouble: Ending after season 5
Grown-ish: Renewed for sixth and final season
Praise Petey: Canceled after season 1
Single Drunk Female: Canceled after season 2
The Watchful Eye: Canceled after season 1
Freeform

FX

American Crime Story: Renewed for season 4
American Horror Story: Renewed for seasons 12 and 13
Archer: Ending after season 14
Breeders: Ending after season 4
Fargo: Renewed for season 5
Feud: Renewed for season 2
Kindred: Canceled after season 1
Mayans MC: Canceled after season 5
Reservation Dogs: Ending after season 3
The Bear: Renewed for season 3
The Old Man: Renewed for season 2
What We Do in the Shadows: Ending after season 6
Welcome To Wrexham: Renewed for season 3
Prashant Gupta/FX

Hallmark Channel

When Calls the Heart: Renewed for seasons 10 and 11
Ride: Canceled after season 1
Crown Media

HBO

A Black Lady Sketch Show: Canceled after season 4
Barry: Canceled after season 4
The Gilded Age: Renewed for season 3
The Idol: Canceled After 1 season
The Last of Us: Renewed for season 2
Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel: Canceled after 29 seasons
Somebody Somewhere: Renewed for season 3
Succession: Ending after season 4
Painting With John: Canceled after season 3
Perry Mason: Canceled after 2 seasons
Winning Time: Canceled after season 2
Youtube

HGTV

The Flipping El Moussas: Renewed for season 2
Good Bones: Canceled after season 8
HGTV

Hulu

Futurama: Renewed for seasons 13 and 14
How I Met Your Father: Canceled after season 2
The Great: Canceled after season 3
Nine Perfect Strangers: Renewed for season 2
Only Murders in the Building: Renewed for season 4
Reboot: Canceled after season 1
Shoresy: Renewed for season 2
The Kardashians: Renewed for 20 episodes
Hit-Monkey: Renewed for season 2
Reasonable Doubt: Renewed for season 2
The Handmaid's Tale: Ending after season 6
The Hardy Boys: Ending after season 6
Up Here: Canceled after season 1
UnPrisoned: Renewed for season 2
Letterkenny: Ending after season 12
Hulu

Max

And Just Like That: Renewed for season 3
Doom Patrol: Canceled after season 4
Gossip Girl: Canceled after season 2
Harley Quinn: Renewed for season 5
Pennyworth: Canceled after season 3
South Side: Canceled after season 4
The Other Two: Ending with season 3
Titans: Canceled after season 4
Velma: Renewed for season 2
Warrior: Canceled after season 3
Barbara Nitke/HBO Max

MGM+

Godfather of Harlem: Renewed for season 4
Godfather of Harlem/MGM +

MTV

Jersey Shore Family Vacation: Renewed for season 7
RuPaul's Drag Race: Renewed for season 16
Steve Eichner/Shutterstock

NBC

La Brea: Renewed for season 3, which is the final season
Night Court: Renewed for season 2
The Blacklist: Ending after season 10
The Wheel: Canceled after season 1
Young Rock: Canceled after season 3
Grand Crew: Canceled after season 2
Dancing With Myself: Canceled after season 1
American Auto: Canceled after season 2
Sarah Enticknap/NBC

Netflix

1899: Canceled after season 1
Agent Elvis: Canceled after season 1
Alex in Borderland: Renewed for season 3
Big Mouth: Ending with season 8
Black Mirror: Renewed for season 7
Bling Empire: Canceled after season 2
Bling Empire: New York: Canceled after season 1
Blue Eye Samurai: Renewed for season 2
Buying Beverly Hills: Renewed for season 2
Captain Fall: Canceled after season 1
Cobra Kai: Renewed for sixth and final season
Criminal Code: Renewed for season 2
Elite: Renewed for season 8
Farzar: Canceled after season 1
Freeridge: Canceled after season 1
Fubar: Renewed for season 2
Glamorous: Canceled after season 1
Ginny & Georgia: Renewed for seasons 3 and 4
Inside Job: Canceled after season 2
Lockwood & Co.: Canceled after season 1
Mindhunter: Canceled after season 2
Mo: Renewed for second and final season
My Life With the Walter Boys: Renewed for season 2
Night Agent: Renewed for season 2
One Piece: Renewed for season 2
Outer Banks: Renewed for season 4
Perfect Match: Renewed for season 2
Physical 100: Renewed for season 2
Selling Sunset: Renewed for season 8
Selling the OC: Renewed for seasons 2 and 3
Sex/Life: Canceled after season 2
Squid Game: The Competition: Renewed for season 2
Shadow and Bone: Canceled after season 2
Sweet Tooth: Renewed for third and final season
That ‘90s Show: Renewed for season 2
The Circle: Renewed for seasons 6 and 7
The Diplomat: Renewed for season 2
The Lincoln Lawyer: Renewed for season 3
The Mole: Renewed for season 2
The Recruit: Renewed for season 2
Too Hot to Handle: Renewed for season 5
Uncoupled: Canceled after season 1
Unstable: Renewed for season 2
Virgin River: Renewed for Season 6
Vikings: Valhalla: Canceled after season 3
Wednesday: Renewed for season 2
Wellmania: Canceled after season 2
XO, Kitty: Renewed for season 2
You: Renewed for fifth and final season
Courtesy of Netflix

OWN

All Rise: Canceled after season 3
YouTube

Paramount+

1923: Renewed for season 2
Blood & Treasure: Canceled after season 2
Criminal Minds: Evolution: Renewed for season 2
Fatal Attraction: Canceled after season 1
Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies: Canceled after season 1
iCarly: Canceled after season 3
Joe Pickett: Canceled after season 2
Mayor of Kingstown: Renewed for season 3
Queen of the Universe: Canceled after season 2
Rabbit Hole: Canceled after season 1
School Spirits: Renewed for season 2
SEAL Team: Renewed for season 7
Star Trek: Discovery: Ending after season 5
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: Renewed for season 3
Star Trek: Lower Decks: Renewed for season 5
Star Trek: Prodigy: Canceled after season 2, upcoming episodes will not be added to streaming website
The Game: Canceled after season 2
Yellowstone: Ending after season 5
The Family Stallone: Renewed for season 2
Michael Moriatis/Paramount+

Peacock

Bupkis: Renewed for season 2
Based on a True Story: Renewed for season 2
Bumper in Berlin: Canceled after season 1 (renewal rescinded)
Days of Our Lives: Renewed for 2 more seasons
Love Island USA: Renewed for seasons 6 and 7
One of Us Is Lying: Canceled after two seasons
Paris in Love: Renewed for season 2
Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin: Renewed for season 2
Poker Face: Renewed for season 2
The Traitors: Renewed for season 2
Twisted Metal: Renewed for season 2
Vampire Academy: Canceled after one season
Phillip Caruso/Peacock

Prime Video

A League of Their Own: Renewed for second and final season
Clarkson’s Farm: Canceled after being renewed for seasons 2 and 3
Citadel: Renewed for season 2
Good Omens: Renewed for third and final season
Harlan Coben’s Shelter: Canceled after season 1
Harlem: Renewed for season 3
Leverage: Redemption: Renewed for season 3
The Grand Tour: Canceled after season 5
The Horror of Dolores Roach: Canceled after season 1
The Peripheral: Renewed for season 2
The Rig: Renewed for season 2
The Summer I Turned Pretty: Renewed for season 3
With Love: Canceled after season 2
Amazon Studios

Showtime

American Gi**lo: Canceled after season 1
Billions: Canceled after season 7
I Love That For You: Canceled after season 1
Let the Right One In: Canceled after season 1
The L Word: Generation Q: Canceled after season 3
Ziwe: Canceled after season 2
Warrick Page/SHOWTIME

Starz

Blindspotting: Canceled after season 2
BMF: Renewed for season 3
Heels: Canceled after season 2
Hightown: Canceled after season 3
Minx: Revived for season 2
Outlander: Renewed for eighth and final season
Power Book II: Ghost: Renewed for season 4
Power Book III: Raising Kanan: Renewed for season 4
Power Book IV: Force: Renewed for season 3
Run The World: Canceled after season 2
Shining Vale: Canceled after season 2
Lionsgate Television

Syfy

Astrid & Lilly Save the World: Canceled after season 2
Chucky: Renewed for season 3
The Ark: Renewed for season 2
SYFY

TBS

Miracle Workers: Canceled after season 4
Tyler Golden

TNT

Snowpiercer: Canceled after season 4 and won't air on network
David Bukach/WarnerMedia

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