In With the Devil first surfaced in the news cycle back in January of this year. At the time, Apple was almost ready to close the deal on the limited series. But with today's report, it sounds like Apple did just that. And now another leading actor has joined the project, too.
Apple TV+ announced the documentary series Dear... in January of 2020. In May, we got our first trailer for the docuseries and in June it finally launched. And now, months later, the streaming service has renewed the series for a new batch of stories.
The second season of the hit Apple TV+ comedy Ted Lasso is coming soon to the streaming service. But, before that happens there's one more joining the cast.
Today, the nominations for this year's annual Annie Awards were revealed. Apple TV+ earned itself quite a few nods thanks to two animated projects.
Another day, another project secured for Apple's original video streaming service, Apple TV+. Today, the company officially announced a new sci-fi thriller is heading to the platform, expanding the company's international offerings.
Some series stand out for various reasons. Calls, a new show coming to Apple TV+ in the near future, may find its own niche -- and may be another show that gets people talking about Apple's video streaming service.
Apple TV+ has secured itself yet another anthology series. This one's a female-driven, star-studded endeavor, boasting a ridiculous amount of talent both in front and behind the cameras.
In October of 2019, we first heard about Apple Originals spiritual successor to Band of Brothers, appropriately titled Masters of the Air. Since then, news on the project has been pretty light. But today that changes a bit with some new casting news.
Netflix gets teased a lot for having a lot of content, but "nothing to watch". And some of its originals are panned for, well, not being that great. That isn't to say Netflix hasn't had some successes -- it definitely has. And the streaming service dominates the space right now. So of course Apple should have purchased it years ago.
Back in October, it was reported that Jon Stewart (The Daily Show) had lined up his next series, and that it would be available on Apple TV+. Unfortunately, there wasn't much else to share at the time. But now we've finally learned a bit more about what's coming.
It is not a secret that Apple leans into being a secretive company. It tries very hard to keep what it's working on close to the vest, aiming for a bit of a surprise every year. However, moving into the TV and film market with Apple TV+, the company had to give up some of that control. It's just the nature of the beast, especially when it comes to future projects and casting news.
The "streaming wars" is still an ongoing effort. Companies like the AT&T-owned Warner Bros., Netflix, Disney, Paramount, and so many others all vying for some of the money you earn every month. To do that, it all centers around one thing: content. Apple jumped in, too, but, unlike those other companies it's missing one thing: content.