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“Center Stage” TV Series in the Works from Jennifer Kaytin Robinson

“Center Stage” fans have much to celebrate. The cult classic ballet drama, which turned 20 years old yesterday, will serve as the inspiration for a follow-up series hailing from...

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Series Adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s “The Lying Life of Adults” in the Works at Netflix

The English translation of “The Lying Life of Adults” won’t be out until September 1, but Netflix is already working on a series adaptation. The streamer, alongside Italian...

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Queen Latifah’s “Equalizer” Reboot, “Silence of the Lambs” Sequel “Clarice” Get CBS Series Pickups

Two women-driven dramas are among CBS’ first series orders for the 2020-2021 broadcast season. The Hollywood Reporter confirms the Queen Latifah-led “Equalizer” reboot and...

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“Younger” Spinoff Led by Hilary Duff in Development

Liza Miller’s work bestie may soon be taking center stage. According to The Hollywood Reporter, a “Younger” spinoff centering on Hilary Duff’s character is now in “early...

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Emma Straub Developing Her Novel “All Adults Here” for TV, Will Write and EP with Sarah Heyward

Emma Straub’s latest novel, “All Adults Here,” was released only a few days ago, but it’s already being developed for the screen. The author is set to pen and exec produce a...

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Numa Perrier Developing Erotic Thriller Series “Toxic” for Macro Television Studios

Numa Perrier will follow up “Jezebel,” her portrait of a cam girl, with a thriller series about a couple who connect primarily via titillation. Deadline reports the actress and filmmaker...

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Nina Tassler and Denise Di Novi Are Developing a TV Series Based on “Cold” Podcast

“Cold” is heading to the small screen. Deadline reports that Nina Tassler and Denise Di Novi’s PatMa Productions’ optioned the podcast from KSL with plans to develop a TV...

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“Insecure” Renewed for Season 5

This calls for a celebratory mirror rap. HBO has renewed “Insecure” for a fifth season, Variety confirms. Co-created by and starring Issa Rae and partially based on her web series...

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A “Borgen” Netflix Revival Is On the Way

After seven years off the air, “Borgen” is coming back. The drama about Denmark’s first female prime minister will get a fourth season on Netflix, Deadline reports. The streamer is...

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TV Adaptation of Emma Jane Unsworth’s “Adults” in the Works

“Animals” author and screenwriter Emma Jane Unsworth is set to adapt another of her own novels, this time for the small screen. She’ll pen and exec produce a series adaptation of...

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Jenji Kohan and “Orange Is the New Black” Team Line Up Social Distancing Anthology at Netflix

The COVID-19 crisis has halted production on most film and television projects for the foreseeable future — but Jenji Kohan and her fellow “Orange Is the New Black” production team...

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Connie Britton Developing HBO Max Docuseries Based on Rebecca Traister’s “All the Single Ladies”

Connie Britton and her producing partner, Elyse Klaits, are bringing a project about the role, treatment, and influence of unmarried women in the U.S to HBO Max. The Hollywood Reporter confirms they...

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“Russian Doll” Co-Creator Leslye Headland Has a “Star Wars” Series in the Works at Disney+

After exploring a glitch in the time-space continuum in “Russian Doll,” an unexpected romance between a serial cheater and a womanizer in “Sleeping with Other People,” and the...

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Natasha Rothwell, Abbi Jacobson, & Ilana Glazer Team Up for Animated Comedy Central Pilot “Malltown”

An “Insecure” actress and writer is joining forces with “Broad City’s” stars and creators on an animated project. Natasha Rothwell, who plays Kelly on HBO’s...

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Sam Taylor-Johnson to Direct TV Adaptation of Pulitzer-Winning Novel “Middlesex”

Jeffrey Eugenides’ Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about immigration, the American Dream, family, genetics, and gender identity may finally be coming to the screen. According to Variety, Paramount...

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Lorena Bobbitt to Tell Her Story in “Ripped from the Headlines” Lifetime Feature

With its next “Ripped from the Headlines” feature, Lifetime is giving Lorena Bobbitt the opportunity to tell her own story. On Memorial Day, May 25, the network is airing TV movie...

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Annabel Oakes Will Write and Exec Produce HBO Max’s “Grease” Spinoff

“Transparent” alumna Annabel Oakes will offer a fresh spin on the “Summer Nights” of yore. She’s been tapped to write the pilot for “Grease: Rydell High,”...

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Nun Thriller “Mercy House” in the Works at CBS Access from Corinne Brinkerhoff & Amy Schumer

Amy Schumer is working on a thriller. The Peabody and Emmy-winning stand-up, actress, screenwriter, director, and producer has boarded a project about renegade nuns. She’s signed on to exec...

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A Female-Led “Doogie Howser” Reboot Is Being Developed at Disney+

A teenage girl will step into Doogie Howser’s scrubs. A female-led reboot of “Doogie Howser, M.D.” is in the works at Disney+, The Hollywood Reporter confirms. Hailing from Kourtney...

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“Bad Mothers” Is Coming to Sundance Now

While we await the fate of “Big Little Lies” — a third season of the HBO hit has neither been confirmed nor outright denied — another drama about the complicated, intertwining...

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Drama Series About Trans Activist Abby Stein in Development

Abby Stein’s journey is on its way to the small screen. According to Variety, production and financing company Fugitive has acquired the international distribution rights to “Abby,”...

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Catholic Nun Drama “Lambs of God” Lands at Topic

Award-winning Australian drama “Lambs of God” is heading stateside. First Look Media’s streaming service, Topic, snagged North American rights to the gothic drama about Catholic...

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Nicole Kidman and Reed Morano Team Up for “Pretty Things” Adaptation

Nicole Kidman is teaming up with another woman director for a small screen adaptation of a woman-penned novel. The Oscar and Emmy winner’s upcoming HBO limited series with Susanne Bier,...

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“Shrill” Renewed for Season 3

Annie Easton is ushering in a new era of her life. After saying goodbye to her deadbeat boyfriend, the Portland-based writer will re-enter the dating game in “Shrill’s” third...

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“Killing Eve” Is Returning Sooner Than Expected

Finally, some good news in the entertainment world: The next chapter in Eve and Villanelle’s toxic love story is coming sooner than expected. “Killing Eve’s” premiere date has...

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Kari Skogland Is Bringing “An Innocent Fashion” to the Small Screen

Kari Skogland is developing a small screen adaptation of R.J. Hernández’s “An Innocent Fashion.” The Emmy-nominated “Handmaid’s Tale” director will exec produce and...

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Reed Morano to Direct “Stolen Kids of Sarah Lawrence” Amazon Limited Series

After tackling a revenge thriller in “The Rhythm Section,” Reed Morano will step behind the camera to tell the true story of the abusive sex cult that rocked Sarah Lawrence College and...

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Rights to Bernardine Evaristo’s “Girl, Woman, Other” Acquired by Potboiler Television

A TV adaptation of Bernardine Evaristo’s Booker Prize-winning “Girl, Woman, Other” is in the works. A press release has announced that Gail Egan and Andrea Calderwood’s Potboiler...

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Meaghan Rath Will Topline “Jury Duty” Pilot for CBS

Meaghan Rath is leaving Hawaii’s lush landscape and heading to the courtroom to fulfill a dreaded civic duty. Best known for her role as Officer Tani Rey in CBS’ reboot of “Hawaii...

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Sarah Phelps Will Tell Margaret Campbell’s Story in “A Very English Scandal” Season 2

Sarah Phelps has explored fictional murders, betrayals, and mysteries in her five TV adaptations of Agatha Christie’s work. For her next project, she’s setting her sights on a very real...

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Frankie Shaw Is Developing an HBO Limited Series Based on Judy Blume’s “Wifey”

Frankie Shaw is returning to the small screen. The Golden Globe-nominated “SMILF” star, creator, writer, director, and exec producer is developing a limited series adaptation of Judy...

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Isla Fisher Will Topline Rebecca Addelman-Created Dark Comedy “Guilty Party” for CBS All Access

“Dead to Me” writer and co-executive producer Rebecca Addelman has another female-led dark comedy in the works. Isla Fisher is set to topline and exec produce “Guilty Party,”...

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Ava DuVernay Developing “Wings of Fire” TV Adaptation for Warner Bros. Animation

“A Wrinkle in Time” director Ava DuVernay is bringing another beloved children’s fantasy tale to the screen. According to a press release, the multi-hyphenate is developing “a...

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Disney+ Docuseries “Parenting Without Borders” on the Way from Jessica Alba and Kathryn O’Kane

Jessica Alba is set to explore approaches to parenting from around the world. The “L.A.’s Finest” actress will star in and exec produce Disney+ documentary series “Parenting...

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Emayatzy Corinealdi Will Star in Carla Banks-Waddles’ NBC Pilot “At That Age”

Emayatzy Corinealdi is following up her role as an NFL exec on HBO’s “Ballers” by taking on another high-powered job in an NBC pilot. Deadline reports that Corinealdi has been...

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Women of Color Directing All of “Boomerang” Season 2, New Trailer Drops

Dime Davis, Tiffany Johnson , and Katrelle N. Kindred are joining “Boomerang.” The trio — all of whom are women of color — are directing the entirety of the BET...

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Kyra Sedgwick to Star in Kari Lizer’s ABC Comedy Pilot “My Village”

Kyra Sedgwick and Kari Lizer are returning to television. The Emmy-winning star of “The Closer” and the creator of “The New Adventures of Old Christine” are teaming up on ABC...

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Ava DuVernay’s “Dawn” TV Adaptation Goes to Amazon, Victoria Mahoney to Write and Direct

The first woman of color to helm a $100 million-plus live-action film and the first black woman to direct on a “Star Wars” pic are bringing an Octavia Butler classic to Amazon. The...

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Annie Murphy Will Star in AMC’s “Kevin Can Go F*** Himself”

Annie Murphy won’t play second fiddle to an immature, lazy husband — she’ll escape his clutches to live her best life. The “Schitt’s Creek” star has signed on to...

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Sandra Oh Will Star in “The Chair,” an Academia-Set Netflix Dramedy from Amanda Peet

Sandra Oh’s latest will see her dealing with overworked grad students, funding crises, and office politics. Best known for her roles as a surgeon on “Grey’s Anatomy” and an...

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Melissa Leo Will Topline Fox Crime Drama “Blood Relative”

Melissa Leo is set to track down serial killers in her latest project. The “I’m Dying Up Here” alumna has played characters on both sides of the law, including her Oscar-nominated...

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“Killing Eve” Taps Laura Neal as Head Writer for Season 4

As per tradition, a new season of “Killing Eve” calls for a new lead writer. Laura Neal, whose credits include “Sex Education” and “Secret Diary of a Call Girl,”...

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Zoe Saldana and Claudia Forestieri Team Up for “The Gordita Chronicles” at HBO Max

Zoe Saldana and “Good Trouble” writer Claudia Forestieri are working on a family comedy for HBO Max. They’re collaborating on “The Gordita Chronicles,” a coming-of-age...

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Marielle Heller to Serve as Showrunner and Direct Toxic Workplace Drama “Five Women”

Harvey Weinstein and Roger Ailes are among the most famous sexual predators to wreak havoc on their employees, but they are just two of the untold number of abusive bosses who have created...

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Ellen Rapoport and Paul Feig Team Up for HBO Max Feminist Comedy Pilot “Minx”

Ellen Rapoport and Paul Feig are set to celebrate the female gaze. HBO Max just handed out a pilot order to “Minx,” their comedy about a young feminist who launches a business in the...

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Krysten Ritter and Nahnatchka Khan Re-Team for a Serial Killer Series

Krysten Ritter is following up her role as a reluctant do-gooder in Marvel’s “Jessica Jones” by embracing the darkness within. She’s reuniting with her “Don’t Trust...

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Sundance Winner Garrett Bradley Directing Netflix Docuseries About Naomi Osaka

Garrett Bradley recently won Sundance’s Directing Award: U.S. Documentary for “Time,” the story of a real-life superheroine fighting to free her incarcerated husband. Her next...

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“Sex Education” Has Been Renewed for a Third Season on Netflix

Otis has plenty more to teach — and learn — about sex and relationships. Deadline reports that Netflix has renewed “Sex Education” for a third season. The second season of the...

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Paz Vega to Topline and Produce MGM Comedy Series “Tacowood”

Paz Vega is headed to “Tacowood.” The Cannes award-winning actress is set to star in and produce the MGM International TV comedy series, Deadline reports. The story focuses on a single...

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“First Ladies” Ordered to Series at Showtime, Viola Davis Stars as Michelle Obama

Viola Davis is paying tribute to Michelle Obama’s legacy. The Hollywood Reporter confirms that Showtime has given a series order to “First Ladies,” an anthology series that sees the...

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“FanGirl” Series in the Works from NFL’s First Female Coach

If you’re still on a football high thanks to the Super Bowl — and Jennifer Lopez and Shakira’s dazzling half-time performance — you’ll be happy to know a new project is...

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