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Fox and The CW have proactively shaken up their fall schedules — compromised by the industry-wide shutdown in place since mid-March. Both networks have been importing series that weren’t originally on their fall slates to fill the gaps until their regularly scheduled programming can return. (The CW has pushed the official launch of its “fall” …
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Her response was almost as mysterious as the departure itself. After rumors of a mutually miserable on-set experience, Ruby Rose finally addressed the reasons behind her shocking “Batwoman” exit in a social-media post — but the comment left more questions than answers. “It wasn’t an easy decision, but those who know, know…” Rose, 34, cryptically …
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So much for giving vague reasons about “creative differences.” In February, the shocking news came out that “Scream” star Skeet Ulrich, 50, was leaving The CW’s “Riverdale,” where he plays gangster-turned-sheriff FP Jones. Usually actors give politely vague reasons for TV departures, but Ulrich’s gloves came off in an Instagram video he posted Wednesday night. …
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Ruby Rose departed the CW’s “Batwoman” in a shocking move Tuesday. Rumors have flown about why, but both Rose, 34, and the CW have stayed mum, seemingly framing her exit as her choice. But now, TV Line reports that an unnamed source close to the show says her departure was not only on her end. …
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Light the bat signal — The CW is now in search of a new leading woman. Ruby Rose, who starred as the titular character in the network’s “Batwoman,” has abruptly left the show ahead of its filming of Season 2, according to Variety. While there is no official reason given for Rose’s abrupt exit, the …
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Luke Wilson has done nearly everything in Hollywood except play a superhero — but with his role in “DC’s Stargirl,” he can now cross that off the list. “I’ve played a police officer, I’ve played a lawyer, I’ve done a few Westerns,” Wilson, 48, tells The Post. “I feel like I’ve gotten to do every …
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TV’s most Unconventional. Upfront. Week. Ever. continued on Thursday with the release of The CW’s heavily asterisked schedule for the 2020-21 TV season. The CW is postponing the official launch of its new season until January 2021, due to the coronavirus pandemic. In a call with reporters on Thursday, however, network boss Mark Pedowitz said …
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Team Flash, in this season’s (early) finale, scored a couple of wins — but also may have unknowingly suffered a great loss. With Eva now out and about, suited up and gunning for her husband, and with Mirror Singh still doing her bidding, Barry & Co. theorized that Carver’s wife will have to first contend …
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Novice directors don’t usually get advice from the legendary David Lynch — unless you’re “Riverdale” star Madchen Amick, who makes her debut behind the camera for Wednesday night’s Season 4 finale. “David [Lynch] actually sent me a really sweet email the night before my first day of directing,” Amick, 49, tells The Post. “He said, …
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Amber Midthunder didn’t have to go far from home to film her role in “Roswell, New Mexico.” “We shoot the show mostly in Santa Fe studios – I grew up out in the country [in New Mexico]. My parents own property that happens to be extremely close to the studio,” says Midthunder, 29, who’s also …
Fox and The CW have proactively shaken up their fall schedules — compromised by the industry-wide shutdown in place since mid-March. Both networks have been importing series that weren’t originally on their fall slates to fill the gaps until their regularly scheduled programming can return. (The CW has pushed the official launch of its “fall” …
