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Hey there, boob tube fans: Grab a buddy and some snacks, turn off your phone, and settle in on the couch for a monumental binge session. The ATX Televis

Dan Futterman is showrunner of Showtime’s “American Rust,” now filming in and around Pittsburgh.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Dan Futterman, writer, executive producer and showrunner on Showtime’s “American Rust,” currently filming around the region, first came to appreciate Western Pennsylvania when he shot a small role in the locally-filmed 1992 movie comedy “Passed Away.” “It’s not a great movie but I had a lot of time on my hands and I got to explore a bit and it’s an incredi...

Anthony Roman The 100 Best Shows on TV Right Now TV Guide celebrates the series that made us laugh, broke our hearts, and threw us a lifeline during these wild times TV Guide Editors Sept. 3, 2020 As we began our annual ranking of the 100 Best Shows on TV Right Now, it was impossible to ignore the fact that there's never been a "right now" quite like this one. The world is still reeling amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which has killed more than 800,000 people. As schools, restaurants, businesses, music venues, and sports arenas shut down beginning in Marc...

With the 2021 TV season underway, we look ahead to what the future holds for both new and returning shows, whether currently airing or on hiatus. Scroll down to find out which of your favorites have been renewed across cable, premium channels, and streaming services. (Note: This list only includes seasons that have yet to begin airing.) ABC Wheel of Fortune, through 2022 Jeopardy!, through 2022

Antoine Fuqua is bringing an iconic Broadway production to the big screen. Deadline has learned that Fuqua will direct and produce an adaptation of the Tennessee Williams play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, based on the 2008 Broadway production. That production, which made history as the first production of the Broadway classic to feature an all-Black cast, was directed by Debbie Allen and starred Anika Noni Rose, Phylicia Rashad and James Earl Jones. It also was the highest-grossing play of the 2008 season and sold out its 19-week run. Deadline reports the film version will combine elements of...