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is officially getting a fourth season. Warner Media announced the upcoming book four, along with other upcoming titles for Cartoon Network and HBO Max. Infinity Train premiered on Cartoon Network in August 2019, with a second season running in January 2020 and a third hitting HBO Max in Aug. 2020. Whispers of the series’ potential cancellation circled in the midst of the third season, after creator Owen Dennis revealed on Twitter that much of the team had moved onto new projects. But thankfully, it looks like the show is back on track for a fourth season. Each book of Infinity Train has ...

WarnerMedia Expands Shows for Cartoon Network and HBO Max, Including New Teen Titans Go! Spinoff ✖ WarnerMedia Kids & Family today announced it is expanding its programming slate aiming at preschoolers, kids ages 6-11, and families by creating more than 300 hours of original series, specials, and acquisitions to debut Cartoon Network channels and HBO Max starting later in 2021. This includes a new Teen Titan GO! spinoff series and Samurai Jack creator Genndy Tartakovsky. “After 100 years of creating some of the world’s most beloved IP, today we’re at the beginning of our new story, ...

Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan Answers Our Burning Questions About Penelope, Shares Her Hopes for Season 2 TVLine 9/01/2021 Bridgerton — proceed at your own peril. If there are any similarities between Nicola Coughlan and her Bridgerton character, Penelope Featherington, it’s that she knows how to keep a secret. More from TVLine When coyly asked about anything she can share regarding the lush, Regency-era London drama’s guaranteed-but-still-not- official Season 2, Coughlan swears she and her costars know very little. This includes whether or not the series will begin shooting in Marc...

Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgaard’s “My Struggle” is the buzz book of the moment — or more accurately a certain kind of buzz book, for a certain kind of audience. It is also a provocation, sharing its title with one of the most notorious works of the 20th century (Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf”) while seeking to break down everything we thought we knew about personal narrative. And yet, deep in the second book of this six-volume, 3,600-page autobiographical project, Knausgaard offers us an unexpected key. “A life is simple to understand,” he explains, “the elements that de...

Check It Out: Librarian highlights top 12 books of 2020 By Jan Johnston Share: Photo Gallery Jan Johnston is the Collection Development Coordinator for Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries. Email her at readingforfun@fvrl.org. Photo The twelve days of Christmas are now part of Christmas past, but I’d like to make another list of twelves by highlighting my favorite reads of the year. 2020 may have socked it to us, so to speak, but it couldn’t stop us from reading and enjoying books; in fact, it was just the opposite. I don’t have hard numbers, but anecdotally, I’ve...