HBO Sets Premiere Dates For ‘Girls’, ‘Togetherness’ & ‘Vinyl’
HBO has firmed up launch dates for the new seasons of comedy series Girls and Togetherness, and the new Mick Jagger produced rock & roll drama Vinyl. All posts tagged 'HBO'
HBO has firmed up launch dates for the new seasons of comedy series Girls and Togetherness, and the new Mick Jagger produced rock & roll drama Vinyl. ‘The Brink’ Cancelled At HBO, Despite Initially Being Renewed For Season 2
HBO is doing a u-turn. After initially renewing the series for a 10 episode second season back in July, the premium cable network has opted to cancel their Jack Black fronted comedy series The Brink, TVWise has confirmed. HBO Releases Trailer For ‘Getting On’ Season 3
HBO has released the first trailer for the upcoming third and final season of Getting On, which is set to premiere on Sunday November 8th at 10/9c. HBO Unveils Trailer For Martin Scorsese & Mick Jagger Rock & Roll Drama ‘Vinyl’
HBO has released a new full length trailer for Vinyl, their upcoming rock & roll drama from Martin Scorsese, Mick Jagger and former Boardwalk Empire showrunner Terence Winter. 
Maggie Gyllenhaal Joins HBO’s David Simon 1970s Porn Drama ‘The Deuce’
First Image: Jude Law In Sky Atlantic/HBO/Canal+ Co-Production ‘The Young Pope’
Sky, HBO and Canal+ have released the first image from their upcoming co-production The Young Pope, which stars Jude Law as Pius XIII - the first American pope. HBO Inks Deal For ‘Sesame Street’, Orders ‘Sesame Street Muppet’ Spin-Off Series
Sesame Street is on the move. The iconic kids series is set to move to HBO after the premium cable network struck a deal with production company Sesame Workshop. Under the deal, HBO will get an "exclusive window" on new episodes for the next five seasons, before they are subsequently broadcast on PBS and member stations some nine months later. HBO Eyes ‘Deadwood’ Wrap Up Movie (Again)
HBO is (once again) actively considering a two-hour Deadwood TV movie to wrap up storylines left lingering by the abrupt end of the show, it has emerged. Word of this new development first emerged on social media, when original cast member Garret Dillahunt revealed he had heard rumours that the network was looking at greenlighting a movie. In response to that HBO issued the following statement: "In reference to Garret Dillahunt’s tweet regarding the rumored Deadwood movie, there have only been very preliminary conversations".