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Netflix is moving forward with early development on a series based on the acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe play Eat the Rich (But Maybe Not Me Mates X). The project has sparked serious attention across the industry after a strong run at the festival this past August, where it became one of the most talked about new works of the year. Interest from streamers and networks quickly turned into a competitive race, and multiple sources say Netflix won a full bidding war for the rights.

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Mel Owens's and Peg Munson's love is continuously flourishing. After finishing their adventure together on The Golden Bachelor—not engaged but yet committed—the former NFL player is toasting their romance.

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TNT is set to air HBO Max’s acclaimed medical drama The Pitt completely uncut this December, preserving the show’s “graphic medical imagery” and occasional nudity for its basic cable debut. The network confirmed that no edits will be made when Season 1 premieres on Monday, December 1, at 9 p.m. ET — a bold move that underscores its commitment to keeping the show’s raw realism intact.

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Amazon is officially moving forward with a new Stargate television series, marking a major return for one of science fiction’s most enduring properties. Variety has confirmed that the project comes from Martin Gero, the creator of Blindspot, who began his career inside the original Stargate franchise. The new series will be produced by Amazon MGM Studios and released on Prime Video.

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As Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, and John Legend return as coaches on the NBC singing show's upcoming 29th season, new rules are being implemented to liven up what has been termed The Voice: Battle of Champions, which will premiere on February 23, 2026.

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ABC, ESPN, and several other Disney-owned networks have officially gone dark on YouTube TV following a breakdown in contract negotiations between the two companies. The blackout began shortly after 11:15 p.m. ET on Thursday—an unusual move, as it occurred before the companies’ current distribution agreement was set to expire at midnight. According to sources familiar with the situation, YouTube required additional time to wind down service and notify its subscribers.