HBO formally announces two-part Tiger Woods documentary, which will air in December
Tiger will premiere on HBO on December 13 and 20.
Films News
There’s a multi-part 30 for 30 on the 1986 Mets coming to ESPN, with Jimmy Kimmel and Cousin Sal involved as executive producers
ESPN is turning their multi-part 30 for 30 sights on the 1986 Mets.
Disney announces first-look deal with Colin Kaepernick, focusing on race and social injustice
Colin Kaepernick has another media deal, and this one might be the most significant of them all.
ESPN’s next Sunday night programming is…a Chris Berman-introduced concert film on the Eagles’ 2018 shows at the Forum?
ESPN has apparently checked out from their sports programming to present a Chris Berman-introduced Eagles concert film.
Wayne Rooney documentary being developed by producers of Diego Maradona film
With the surging popularity of sports documentaries, it seems only right that England’s all-time leading goal scorer gets...
Hugh Jackman set to star as Enzo Ferrari in Michael Mann film based on 1957 Mille Miglia race
If you’re an HBO (or HBO Max) subscriber, you may have noticed that Ford v Ferrari is now...
MLB Network Presents review: Junior
Junior will air on Sunday, June 21st at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT on MLB Network.
Jamie Foxx says his Mike Tyson biopic is finally happening: “It’s a definitive yes.”
Foxx has been attached to the project as far back as 2014.
Long Gone Summer viewership crosses a million viewers, ahead of both Be Water and Lance
Long Gone Summer was not a hit with viewers.
Cubs fans point out clips of modern-day Wrigley Field in ‘Long Gone Summer’
Renovations at Wrigley Field made since 2015 were passed off as 1998 settings.
30 for 30 review: Long Gone Summer
This film is a heavy helping of nostalgia and home run porn.
Russell Westbrook producing documentary series on Tulsa race massacre
"Terror in Tulsa: The Rise and Fall of Black Wall Street" will explore a horrific, and undertold, moment in American history.
‘Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story’ isn’t where you should go to learn more about the martial arts icon
The storybook depiction of Bruce Lee's life is, frankly, ridiculous.
