Kristin Brzoznowski

Hulu's dystopian thriller The Handmaid’s Tale was named program of the year at the Television Critics Association's (TCA) annual awards presentation.

Ralph Macchio and William Zabka are reprising their star-making roles from the iconic film franchise The Karate Kid in a new ten-episode series for YouTube Red.

AMC Networks reported second-quarter net income of $102.6 million, up 34 percent on the year-ago period, with a strong performance from its U.S. cable networks.

Netflix has ordered two new original series from India, including a supernatural, female-led detective series from Quantico scribe Marisha Mukerjee.

Lionsgate has named Jared Goetz, a 22-year veteran of The Walt Disney Company, as president of North American television distribution, a newly created position.

WWE and Foxtel have extended their partnership into its 18th year with a new agreement to broadcast WWE programming live in Australia.

Time Warner saw its second-quarter revenues rise 5 percent to $7.3 billion, with increases across all operating divisions and a particularly strong bump from the box-office release of Wonder Woman.

RTL Group has become the largest investor in the Series A financing round of Inception, specialized in virtual reality entertainment, and will hold a 15-percent stake in the company.

FremantleMedia International has tapped Katrina Neylon for the role of executive VP of global content.

IDW Entertainment, which counts among its slate Wynonna Earp and Locke and Key, is launching a new content development, production, distribution and engagement initiative aimed at connecting with the “geek culture” audience.