Seth Rogen’s ‘An American Pickle’ Movie Gets HBO Max Premiere Date

Seth Rogen was praised online this week after responding to followers who had something to say about his Black Lives Matter post.

On June 1, Seth Rogen proudly posted a ‘Black Lives Matter’ banner on his Instagram page to support the black community following George Floyd’s death. While many people applauded him for publicly speaking out against injustice, Seth also received plenty of hate in the comments section of his post. Rather than ignore the hateful comments, though, Seth took the time to reply to dozens of them with expletive-filled messages, and fans are praising him for being so vocal.

Seth Rogen spent the day telling followers on Instagram to “f— off” and other similar sentiments, but the “Knocked Up” star wasn’t having a public meltdown, he was just being, uh, direct with people who disagree with his politics.

A growing list of celebrities are doing their part to bail out protestors across the United States.

By Jordan Moreau

Shortly after Friends signed off the air in 2004, the next fall, Matt Le Blanc launched the first spinoff, called Joey.

By J. Kim Murphy

Remember when Bruce Springsteen lamented that there were 57 channels and nothin’ on? With the May 27 launch of the WarnerMedia subscription service HBO Max, cord-cutting viewers -- already spoiled by the likes of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Disney+, CBS All Access and Apple TV plus -- can browse more than 10,000 hours of curated programming crossing all genres and demographics.

Hollywood stars are taking a stand. On Monday night, Minnesota resident George Floyd, an African-American man, died at the age of 46 after a white police officer pinned his knee against Floyd's neck, while he struggled for air and begged for his life.

A number of Hollywood stars on Thursday said they made a donation to a fund meant to help bail out Minneapolis protesters. Some of those bold-faced names include Seth Rogen, Steve Carell and Ben Schwartz.

Expelliarmus whatever you're doing! HBO Max launched on Wednesday, and one of WarnerMedia's topline titles for its new streaming service — alongside — is the mega-popular film franchise, as subscribers who logged in for the first time saw that all eight movies have been made available on the platform, along with the extended universe offering, .

While you were getting ready to settle in to stream Friendsand The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, HBO Max had another, very magical trick up its sleeve when it launched on Wednesday, May 27: surprise dropping every single movie in the Harry Potterfranchise, plus one of its spin-off films. If you're in shock, well, so is everyone!

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The upcoming YA novel Camp, written by Lev Rosen, will be turned into a movie at HBO Max!

Here is your first look at The Politician‘s second season on Netflix!

Prepare yourselves, fans of The Umbrella Academy: Netflix announced on Monday that the second season of the superhero drama finally has a premiere date, and it's going to be sooner rather than later. Season 2 will hit Netflix on Friday, July 31, so you can just plan on taking that whole weekend for yourself now.

The Umbrella Academy has announced the season two premiere date on Netflix: July 31, 2020! The announcement was made in a video from the cast, which you can check out below!