Kayla Wassell

May 8, 2024 | cordcuttersnews.com | Kayla Wassell

Warner Bros. Television Group will debut a new daily syndicated crime show on Fox this September, True Crime News, hosted by journalist Ana Garcia. True Crime News features top cases nationwide and offers a true-crime tip line for fans to call in with pertinent information. The show will work closely with local newsrooms to integrate local crime cases and feature local newsrooms. Channing Dungey, chairman and chief executive officer at Warner Bros.

Mar 14, 2024 | cordcuttersnews.com | Kayla Wassell

Supernatural may be a series where characters refuse to stay dead, but the same can’t be said for its spinoff or near-spinoff series. A revival series featuring the Winchesters is now among the list of the deceased, getting the ax before any work started. The show’s stars teased fans with subtle hints that Sam and Dean might get revived for a 16th season of the original series or return for another spinoff at the 2023 Creation Honolulu convention.

Mar 11, 2024 | cordcuttersnews.com | Kayla Wassell

The Boys are back in town this summer. In honor of Homelander’s birthday today, Prime Video has confirmed the fourth season will be released this June. The series returns with its cast of heroes, antiheroes, villains, and the citizens who worship them and are somehow still convinced those with superpowers are genuinely here to help. Prime Video will debut the first three episodes on June 13. New episodes will stream every week until the epic season finale on July 18.

Mar 6, 2024 | cordcuttersnews.com | Kayla Wassell

As Community fans prepare for the long-awaited film that is finally in the works, Netflix will soon expel the community college group from the platform. Seasons one through six of Community will leave Netflix on April 1, and What’s On Netflix confirmed this is not an April Fool’s prank. The last day to binge Community on Netflix is March 31. After that date, the series will only be available to stream on Hulu. But don’t go full Abed at the loss of this popular show.

Mar 4, 2024 | cordcuttersnews.com | Kayla Wassell

Air Canada lost a small claims case after its AI-powered chatbot hallucinated on the job and gave a grieving customer incorrect information about the airline’s bereavement policy. The customer said they bought tickets after being misled by the AI chatbot, which gave answers inconsistent with Air Canada’s policy. While the chatbot provided a link to the airline’s Bereavement Travel page, the small claims court favored the customer.