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A new drama set against the backdrop of the 1993 Oslo Accords is in the works for TV2 in Norway, Netflix and Israel's HOT.

Amazon Prime Video has inked a deal with CBS Studios International to be the exclusive streaming home outside of the U.S. and Canada of the new Star Trek series starring Sir Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard.

Ankama has hired Marie Congé, who previously held roles at Moonscoop, Cyber Group Studios and GO-N International, as head of global distribution.

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Netflix has ordered Black Excellence, the first series to come from its partnership with Kenya Barris, who will write and star in the single-camera comedy alongside Rashida Jones.

National Geographic has a new natural-history docuseries coming to its slate, Queens, focused solely on matriarchal societies in the animal kingdom.

Viacom International Studios (VIS) Americas has struck a deal with Amazon that will see the comedy Ana, created by and starring Mexican actress Ana de la Reguera, become available for streaming on Prime Video in Latin America.

The entertainment manager talks about what sets The Agency apart from other modeling competitions.

ABC has renewed Grey’s Anatomy for two more seasons (16 and 17), in addition to ordering Station 19 for a third season and How to Get Away with Murder for a sixth.

Rare TV’s The River: A Year in the Life of the Tay has been ordered by BBC Four, marking the first commission for the recently formed independent production company under its new banner.