Superhero films are make-believe, and The Franchise, the latest from executive producer Armando Iannucci (Veep, Avenue 5), contends that there’s just as much phoniness behind the scenes as there is in front of the camera.

The state of big-budget studio filmmaking obviously isn't as consequential as the state of a dysfunctional, ego-driven, often deeply ridiculous U.S. government. Yet for those who obsessively follow the former,

Himesh Patel leads the comedy produced by Armando Iannucci and Sam Mendes, set behind the scenes of a big-budget comic book adaptation.

A shocking scene from the third season finale of HBO's finance drama, Industry, was nearly cut by the streamer.

Season 3 of Industry ultimately ended with several new beginnings. With Pierpoint sold and now to be renamed Al-M’iraj Pierpoint, and all of the show's key players no longer employed by the bank, it seems like season 4 will follow their new opportunities—and expand its setting to the U.S.

Industry fans have been left distraught by the show’s season three finale. Although the third series of Mickey Down and Konrad Kay’s finance drama only landed on iPlayer on Tuesday 1 October in the UK,

John Oliver sat for a conversation with The New York Times podcast The Interview and aired his frustrations with the network that produces his show. The wide-ranging interview published Saturday covered Oliver’s frustration with a lot of things,

"I was not happy with it at all," the late night host said of HBO delaying the release of segments online starting with Season 11.

John Oliver is “not happy” with HBO’s decision to delay sharing clips of Last Week Tonight on YouTube. Deadline reported in February of this year that starting with the Season 11 premiere of Oliver’s show,