Hulu has released the highly anticipated trailer for Paradise, a gripping drama series from Dan Fogelman (This Is Us). Starring Sterling K. Brown, the series centers on the head of the Secret Service detail (Brown) tasked with protecting the President, played by James Marsden. But the stakes escalate quickly, as the trailer hints at a shocking murder—of the President himself—with Brown’s character as a potential suspect.

Lifetime is set to captivate audiences in 2025 with two new additions to its acclaimed "Ripped from the Headlines" series. These gripping dramas, based on real events, promise suspense and emotion, featuring standout performances from Dascha Polanco and Paige Hurd.

Hulu has officially renewed the legal drama series "Reasonable Doubt" for a third season. The announcement coincides with creator Raamla Mohamed signing an overall deal with 20th Television, a division of Disney Television Studios.

The wait is almost over—Prime Video’s hit series Harlem is back for Season 3, premiering on January 23. Fans can catch up on Seasons 1 and 2, now available for streaming, before diving into the fresh drama surrounding Angie (Shoniqua Shandai), Quinn (Grace Byers), Camille (Meagan Good), and Tye (Jerrie Johnson).

Damon Wayans Jr. is expanding his TV presence, adding another comedy to his lineup at CBS. His latest project, Overstepping, is a multi-cam comedy produced under his Two Shakes Entertainment banner with CBS Studios. Wayans Jr. enlisted Lauren Ashley Smith, known for her work as head writer on A Black Lady Sketch Show, to write and executive produce the new series.

CBS has officially extended Poppa’s House to a full season, adding five episodes to its original 13-episode order, bringing the total to 18. This move reflects CBS's confidence in the show’s appeal and popularity, as it has already drawn in a solid viewership of 6.41 million within its first week of multiplatform viewing.

Fifty years after Saturday Night Live debuted, its legacy continues to evolve, reflecting cultural shifts while spotlighting diverse voices. Original cast member Garrett Morris, the show’s first Black performer, recently shared his experiences on the show's early days and the racism he encountered in the writers' room when it launched in 1975.

Actor Tray Chaney, known for his unforgettable portrayal of "Poot" in HBO's iconic series The Wire, recently reunited with fellow cast members to celebrate and reminisce about the groundbreaking show that changed the television landscape. The reunion brought together some of the most notable names from the series, including Slim Charles (Anwan Glover), Michael (Tristan Wilds), Wee-Bey (Hassan Johnson), and DJ Quicksilva, offering fans a rare glimpse into their enduring bond and reflecting on the show’s legacy.

BET+ is ushering in the holiday season with the upcoming premiere of Style Me For Christmas on November 14. This heartwarming film is produced by Tressa Azarel Smallwood, founder of Megamind Media, a production company celebrated for its commitment to storytelling that uplifts and celebrates Black voices. Starring Naturi Naughton, known for her standout performances in Power and Queens, the movie promises a fresh take on holiday charm and festive vibes.

BET+ has confirmed that The Ms. Pat Show will return for its fifth season, and Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams has extended her overall deal with BET Media Group to develop new content across both streaming and linear platforms. This deal solidifies her ongoing relationship with BET, initially formalized in 2022, with her first project being the unscripted courtroom series Ms. Pat Settles It, now in its second season.

NBA star Anthony Edwards is expanding into unscripted television through his production company, Three-Fifths Media, partnering with Brent Montgomery's Wheelhouse to develop new content. Edwards, currently featured in Netflix’s docuseries Starting 5, co-founded Three-Fifths Media in 2019 with business manager Justin Holland.

Omarion is set to star as a complex hitman in Wild Rose, a new original series from AMC Networks' Allblk. Created by Deji LaRay (Johnson, Escaping Paradise), Wild Rose centers on Roosevelt, known as "Rose," a professional assassin raised in a family that operates a nonprofit organization as a front for a high-profile hit squad.

Regina Hall has inked an exclusive first-look deal with MGM Alternative, a branch of Amazon MGM Studios behind hit series like “The Voice,” “Survivor,” and “Shark Tank.” Through her production company, Rh Negative, Hall will create and produce original unscripted content, focusing on true crime, ensemble docuseries, and game show formats.

Lifetime has cast Tony Award winner Joaquina Kalukango, known for her role in Lawmen: Bass Reeves, to star as Gloria Gaynor in the biopic I Will Survive: The Gloria Gaynor Story. Joining her, Lance Gross (Tyler Perry’s House of Payne) will play Gaynor's husband, Linwood Simon. Part of the "Voices of a Lifetime" series, the film is slated for release in 2025 and will also include biopics on Mary J. Blige and Lisa Lisa.

Prime Video has announced the voice cast for its upcoming adult-animated anthology series, ‘Secret Level’, and Kevin Hart is a standout among the star-studded lineup. Known for his roles in ‘Jumanji’ and ‘Ride Along’, Hart joins a cast that features big names like Arnold Schwarzenegger (‘The Terminator’) and Keanu Reeves (‘John Wick’). The series, which blends video game worlds with original storytelling, is set to debut on Prime Video.

AMC has canceled Parish after just one season, following its premiere in March. The crime drama, starring Giancarlo Esposito, was an adaptation of the British series The Driver, but unfortunately, it won't be returning for a second season.

The superstar Houston native, Megan Thee Stallion, gets candid in her new documentary, ‘Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Words’ coming to Amazon Prime Video October 31st. The documentary is directed by Emmy Award-winning Nneka Onuorah. In this film, Grammy Award-winning Megan Thee Stallion shares her remarkable journey from her explosive debut on the rap scene to her current global success. Fans can look forward to an intimate glimpse into the life and stardom of Megan, and her tumultuous experience with fame, grief, and the pressures of the music industry.

NBC has just released a first look at the late John Amos in his final acting appearance, guest-starring in the Suits: L.A. pilot. The legendary actor, who passed away at 84, takes on a role in the new series from Suits creator Aaron Korsh. The show was greenlit in July and is set to air later this season.

Natasha Rothwell is set to bring Tareasa "Reesa Tessa" Johnson's viral TikTok series,"Who TF Did I Marry?" to television. The show will feature Rothwell not only as the lead character, Reesa, but also as an executive producer.

Taye Diggs and Meagan Good are set to star in and executive produce Lifetime’s new movie "Terry McMillan Presents: Forever," premiering Saturday, August 24 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT. The film, directed and executive produced by Charles Murray, follows Johnnie (Diggs) who, after returning from military service, is served divorce papers. At a crossroads in his life, he unexpectedly falls for Carlie (Good), a local policewoman who pulls him over for speeding. To win her heart, he must first win over her three daughters and let go of his past fears and regrets.