Season 2

Jimin and Jungkook of BTS return with Season 2 of their hit travel series 'Are You Sure?!,' embarking on a 12-day minimalist journey through Switzerland and Vietnam starting from 3rd December.

Selena Gomez channels her iconic 'Revival' era in the music video for 'In the Dark,' a key track from the 'Nobody Wants This Season 2' soundtrack.

Lady Gaga has officially joined the cast of 'The Devil Wears Prada 2,' adding star power to the long-awaited sequel. Her appearance in Milan during filming has stirred excitement among fans as she balances her movie role with her ongoing world tour.

Nicholas Hoult debuts as Lex Luthor in 'Peacemaker,' forging a pivotal alliance with Rick Flag Sr. James Gunn confirms this crossover sets up 'Superman: Man of Tomorrow,' cementing Lex's central DCU role.

Netflix has renewed 'Haunted Hotel' for a second season, keeping its voice cast and supernatural antics intact. With unresolved mysteries and a growing ghostly mythology, season 2 could arrive in late 2026 and promises more chilling comedy.

After a tumultuous first season full of secrets, and shocking twists, Netflix has officially given greenlit for 'The Hunting Wives' Season 2. Brittany Snow, Malin Akerman and other key cast members are set to return, picking up where chaos left off.

Prime Video has announced an "indefinite delay for Season 2" of 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith,' leaving fans concerned about the show's future. The delay follows production setbacks and unresolved casting issues.

Netflix is pausing international release plans for 'The Hunting Wives' while negotiating a second‑season renewal with Lionsgate. The show's huge U.S. success has fueled hopes for continuation—but global fans may have to wait.

At the 2025 Venice Film Festival, Seth Rogen surprised onlookers by snapping photos at 'The Smashing Machine' premiere—but it wasn't fanfare. He was there scouting material and locations for the second season of his hit Apple TV+ satire 'The Studio.'

Despite an official renewal announcement in April 2025, 'Dexter: Original Sin' will not return for a second season. Paramount made the surprising decision to cancel the show due to internal changes and lack of production progress.