Roku shares have jumped 20% after reports the company has held sale talks
The streaming platform closed at a four-year high on Friday following a Bloomberg report that it had discussed a sale with an unnamed media company.
The streaming platform closed at a four-year high on Friday following a Bloomberg report that it had discussed a sale with an unnamed media company.
David Mitchell returns as the puzzle-setter turned accidental detective in the first footage from the new run.
The Booker-shortlisted novel about an American agent sent to infiltrate a farming commune in rural France is being made at Warner Bros.
Steven Knight's drama about the Dublin brewing dynasty will return, with filming due to begin in early 2027.
The department's antitrust division concluded the deal posed no threat to competition, while investigations in California and the European Union continue.
Neon will release the Norway-set drama, starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve, in American cinemas on 9th October.
Nintendo has introduced new limits on its multi-language Switch 2 console in Japan in an effort to curb resellers.
Matthew Belloni at Puck reports that both the film and television arms of the franchise's long-time studio home turned the project down.
The department's Antitrust Division closed its review without imposing any conditions, leaving state regulators as the deal's main remaining obstacle.
Apple Original Films has bought Sophie Fleur de Bruijn's spec script and is now looking for a director.
Ned Dennehy and Packy Lee are returning as Charlie Strong and Johnny Dogs in the BBC and Netflix series, which is filming now.
'Marathon Day', which shows how the friend group met Paul Baker, screened at the Tribeca Festival and arrives on FXX and Hulu ahead of the second season.
The actor will recur as Amon, a leader of the Seraphites, in a season not due to arrive until 2027.
David Ayer's survival thriller for Paramount reaches cinemas on 25th September.
Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder will write and showrun the adaptation of the first novel in Score's Knockemout trilogy.
Pearl Abyss's open-world action RPG hit the milestone less than three months after launch.
'You're the Worst' creator Stephen Falk is writing the series, which takes its premise from Linklater and Powell's 2024 film.
Rodney Rothman will direct from a script he wrote with Hill and Meghan Malloy, twelve years on from '22 Jump Street'.
Apple TV has ordered another run of the horror comedy starring Matthew Rhys, days before its first season finishes.
The series, which stars Luke Bracey and Alice Halsey, arrives on Netflix on 9th July and has already been renewed for a second season.