Disney’s potential acquisition of Fox along with its properties has been the biggest story in entertainment for some time, with the whole think looking like it might be in jeopardy after Comcast put in a competing bid. It gets a little closer now, with US DoJ approval.

For decades now, Star Wars fans have been asking for the re-release of the theatrical cuts of the Original Trilogy, but been denied for various reasons. Now, however, the final logistical hurdle may just be about to be overcome thanks to Disney's planned acquisition of Fox.

After Comcast's recent counter-offer to Disney's bid to acquire the entertainment properties owned by Fox, Disney has now responded with a massive new offer that has all but secured this landmark deal.

Now that Lucifer has officially been saved from cancellation by Netflix, the producers of the fan-favourite TV series has revealed some of the plans they have for the devilish show in its new home, including how they will be changing their original ideas for season 4.

Just last week we heard that Amazon had been having internal talks about perhaps picking up Lucifer after the fan-favourite crime procedural was cancelled after three seasons. However, it was actually a different streaming giant that has signed a deal with the devil.

In a typical case of men trying to show who's [redacted] is bigger, Disney is looking their offer to rival Comcast in acquiring Fox

After creating an internet storm last week after dropping one of their popular comedy series Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Fox comes back with a host of trailers for their new series for the coming year.

In a surprising shake-up, Fox is cancelling three of its sitcoms, including the massively popular Brooklyn Nine-Nine.