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Netflix shares the first images of the Squid Game Maze in the iconic Kromhouthal in Amsterdam, which took place last weekend.

SkyShowtime invites viewers to discover the world of the successful series Yellowstone (2018) for free.

Netflix continues to double down on Harlen Coben film adaptations.

Jenna Ortega's Wednesday Addams is back and more unhappy than ever. The new season of the Tim Burton-produced series will be released in 2025.

Apple TV+ has set a date for season two of the psychological thriller series Surface. The streamer also revealed some first images of the upcoming season.

The Jilly Cooper drama Rivals is returning for a second season. In the US, season two will be re-streamed on Hulu and internationally on Disney+.

Here's the first look at Adolescence, the Netflix crime series starring Stephen Graham.

The six-part series is an adaptation of Erik Axl Sund's bestseller of the same name, produced by the Emmy-winning creative team Buccaneer (Marcella).

The new year brings good news for fans of One Chicago.

Paramount+ has released a few photos of Inglourious Basterds actress Diane Kruger in the much-talked-about series Little Disasters.

Apple TV+ has landed a series adaptation of Marissa Stapley's bestseller Lucky, starring Anya Taylor-Joy.

JB Perrette, CEO and President of Global Streaming for HBO/Max parent company Warner Bros. Discovery, provides an update.

This Christmas it's 'Joy to the World' (after the famous Christmas song) for fans of Doctor Who (2024) as Disney and the BBC unveil a trailer for the latest Christmas special.

Laid (2024) is coming to Peacock this month and the streaming service has released a trailer.

The five-part limited series Missing You is the next Harlan Coben adaptation on Netflix.

The Agency has scored a quick season two renewal at Showtime after a hugely successful debut weekend.

The 'coming-of-rage' series gets a murderous second season.

Friday is here! The perfect time to look back at the most popular series on MySeries from last week. Maybe one of these will be your next binge-worthy...

After twenty years, Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry is ready to return to Wisteria Lane, but in a different era.

The untitled television series for Showtime about two warring families in London with a global reach is in production in Britain.

Watson is coming to CBS in January and the network is giving viewers a look at the new mystery series.