The Chrisleys will be back soon, even if their patriarch and patriarch are still locked.
Lifetime has given the official green light to an untitled documentary about the reality TV Chrisley family, which was sentenced to federal prisons in November 2022 for bank fraud and tax evasion.
The series is scheduled to be released in 2025, and behind the executive producers are “Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson” and “Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson” and “Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson” and “Surviving R. Kelly” by Bunim/Murray Productions.
The official summary reads: "The family faces a challenge of having only phone calls and a brief visit with incarcerated parents and visiting Chrisley's name and legacy. While Savannah maintains custody of her young siblings, Chloe and Grayson, she has been providing her parents with nothing to do with Jody."
The project is produced by Bunim/Murray Productions, a part of Banijay Americas. Executive producers include Julie Pizzi, Farnaz Farjam, Jesse Daniels, Rit Saraswat, Savannah Chrisley and Chase Chrisley, and perform production with Nicole Blais. Brie Miranda Bryant and Nicole Vogel's executive product life.
Apple TV+ released its first look at Platonic Season 2, a half-hour comedy and executive starring Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne. The second 10-episode season will premiere worldwide on August 6, with two of which will be held in new episodes every week through October 1.
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Founded, directed and co-written by Nick Stoller and Francesa Delbanco, the "Platonic" Season 2 takes over with Will and Sylvia (Rogen and Byrne) as they "fight against new middle-aged barriers, including new mid-term barriers, including work, wedding and partner in crisis" according to the press release. The show for Season 2 also includes Luke Macfarlane and Carla Gallo, and introduces Aidy Bryant, Kyle Mooney and Beck Bennett as guest stars.
"Platonic" is produced by Sony Pictures TV, Stoller's global solutions overall deal. Byrne, Stoller, Delbanco and Conor Welch execute products and Point Gray Pictures by Rogen, Evan Goldberg and James Weaver.
"Family Law" Season 4 will officially return to this summer's CW on Wednesday, July 23.
The season begins with the life of lawyers and resuming alcoholic Jewel staite, which is totally chaotic, with Sofia (Eden Summer Gilmore of Eden Summer) writing about her mom’s addiction after her boyfriend Benjamin Ayres fell, and Harry (Victor Garber) is all over her. The official outline ridiculed the law “cases, from rental families, surrogacy mistakes, parental responsibilities and AI partner dolls, etc.”
After the first season, the CW mastered the "family law". "Family Law" is produced by seven 24 films and lark, and is produced globally for Corus Entertainment. Series creator Susin Nielsen is also the exhibition host and executive producer. Executive producers include Jordy Randall, Tom Cox, Erin Haskett and Andy Mikita.
"Washington Black", starring Sterling K. Brown, starring Sterling K. Brown and executives, will premiere eight episodes on Hulu on July 23. The new series will land on Disney+ as International Disney+, based on Esi Edugyan’s 2018 novel of the same name and follows George Washington “Wash” Black, an 11-year-old boy born in the Barbados Sugar Plantation in the 19th century.
According to the overview, "Black Washington" follows Wash as his "huge scientific thinking takes him on an unexpected path to fate. He enters an Earth-wide adventure, challenging and reshaping his understanding of family, freedom and love."
Series star Ernest Kingsley Jr. "Washington Black" is produced by TV No. 20 in collaboration with Indian Grass Production and Gotham Group.
Brown executives are with Selwyn Hinds, Kim Harrison, Ellen Goldsmith-Vein, Wanuri Kahiu, Mo Marable, Rob Seidenglanz, Jeremy Bell, Lindsay Williams, DJ Goldberg, Jennifer Johnson and Anthony Hemingway. Hinds and Harrison are also showcasers of the series, produced by Esi Edugyan.
According to the press release, Mickey Mouse (and friends) is joining the Formula One World, part of a new collaboration between Disney and Formula One 1, which was launched in 2026. According to the press release, the new relationship will include “global experience, content and merchandise.”
“As we celebrate nearly a century of Mickey Mouse and Friends, our collaboration with Formula 1 offers a unique opportunity to bring two powerful entertainment venues together to create products that fans will love,” said Tasia Filippatos, president of Disney Consumer Products. “This exciting collaboration will unfold on the global stage and the content and experience tailored for Disney and F1 fans are memorable.”
“Our collaboration with Disney will be a great collaboration as we introduce fans to Mickey and friends’ world and vice versa,” added Emily Prazer, chief commercial officer for Formula 1 Formula 1. “Both brands are known for pushing boundaries and bringing entertainment and excitement to millions of people, so I can’t wait to see what our team has come up with for the Tour and beyond.”
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"The Road of Fire" director Nathaniel Lezra has signed with RSA Entertainment as a representative in writing and director. The signing comes ahead of the 2025 Brooklyn Film Festival New York's "Fire Road" premiere.
The film won Best Documentary when it premiered at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival and has since been exploring the shelter of a New York life amid the global immigration crisis.
"This movie is as important as the cost of immigration policy and has to do with the resilience of the people affected by it," Lezra said. "Given that the story unfolds in Brooklyn, where it premieres New York, a festival known for espousing bold, socially conscious storytelling - very meaningful."
Copro.tv, the first international video conference in Tel Aviv, will be held on Thursday, May 29, bringing together 200 Israeli executives, producers and creators.
Copro.tv, organized by Copro Foundation, is the next step for organizations to expand Israeli script content globally.
"COPRO Video Conference is a professional platform for the Israeli television industry, including broadcasters, production companies and creators. Its purpose is to host international partners and provide the latest high-end industry content," Copro Executive Director Pnina Halfon-Lang said in a statement. "Especially during this time, when global industries face cuts in production, while local markets are challenged by ongoing war, demand for professional dialogue and meaningful events, highlighting the strength of Israeli content is more important than ever."
Three panels throughout the day include “International Joint Production and Innovation Financing Models,” “Developing Global Content,” and “Comedy as a Tool for Social Change,” and a roundtable discussion, which included industry representatives from Fox Studios, ZDF Studios and France Télévision.