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HBO isn’t settling down in Lovecraft Country. The premium cable network has cancelled the critically acclaimed science-fiction drama after just one season, our sister site Deadline reports. The hybrid genre series is based on the 2016 novel by Matt Ruff. Set in the 1950s, Lovecraft Country follows

Dramatizations of the 1921 Tulsa Massacre on TV shows such as Watchmen and Lovecraft Country helped edify audiences about the real-life death and destruction in one of the most horrific and racially violent incidents in American history. Due to time and narrative constraints, however, these lauded

Succession‘s much anticipated third season has a new addition: Hope Davis (Your Honor, For the People) has booked a multi-episode arc as Sandi Furness, daughter to Logan Roy’s long-time rival Sandy Furness (played by Larry Pine), per our sister site Deadline. As previously reported, the HBO drama

Season 1 of HBO’s Lovecraft Country was a critical hit and is proving to be an awards-circuit favorite. But so far, word of a Season 2 renewal is as elusive as a universe-hopping Hippolyta. So when TVLine recently chatted with Casey Bloys, chief content officer at HBO and HBO Max, we asked him why

Nominations for the 52nd NAACP Image Awards were announced on Tuesday, and ABC’s black-ish and HBO’s Lovecraft Country led TV’s comedy and drama packs, respectively. Topping all of TV as it did in 2020 (and the year before…), black-ish amassed 11 total nominations, including recognition for