THE HUB

Broadcast television is not dead. It is just hiding behind football, reality competitions and every reboot executives can pull out of the vault. The newly unveiled 2026 and 2027 fall schedules for NBC, Fox and Peacock paint a crystal clear picture of where television is headed next. Original concepts are becoming rarer, franchise familiarity is king and live sports continue to dominate the battlefield for ratings. If there was ever a doubt that networks are terrified of takin

Garcelle Beauvais has officially left the zip code of Beverly Hills, but she isn't leaving the drama behind. In fact, she’s leveled up from screaming at dinner parties to solving murders. Peacock has officially snagged a development deal for Keep Your Friends Close, a murder mystery series that feels like the natural evolution for a woman who has spent years navigating a circle of friends who would arguably sell each other out for a guest spot on a reunion special. Produced b

Forget the sunscreen and the tourist traps; Peacock is taking us to a side of Miami that smells less like coconut oil and more like high-octane gasoline and regret. The streamer’s latest offering, M.I.A., landed on our screens this week, promising a gritty, sun-drenched dive into the criminal underbelly of the Florida Keys. Created by Bill Dubuque, the man who made us all terrified of Missouri lakes in Ozark, this new series swaps the foggy Ozarks for the neon-soaked streets

If there is one thing the streaming wars have taught us, it’s that we apparently can’t get enough of wealthy women drinking expensive wine while their lives slowly disintegrate in a picturesque coastal town. Enter Peacock’s The Five-Star Weekend , the latest adaptation of an Elin Hilderbrand bestseller that promises to be the prestige soap opera we didn't know we needed. Dropping all eight episodes on July 16, 2026, this series is leaning hard into the "trauma-meets-luxury" a