Apple TV+ to release 'CODA,' its prize Sundance acquisition, August 13
"CODA," which Apple grabbed at the Sundance Film Festival for a reported $25 million, will head to Apple TV+ in August, with a theatrical release the same day.
An Apple user since the mid-1980s, around the time Minnesota Educational Computer Consortium (MECC) was providing computers to elementary schools, Stephen has concentrated his journalism work on technology, movies, television, politics, culture, sports, religion, and the various intersections thereof.
He worked for the Consumer Technology Publishing Group, the publisher of Dealerscope magazine and TechnologyTell, between 2007 and 2015. In 2018 he joined AppleInsider, where he writes about the shows, movies and business of Apple TV+, while also authoring the Apple crime blotter column.
Stephen is a Rotten Tomatoes-listed film critic, a co-founder of the Philadelphia Film Critics Circle, and a member of the Online Film Critics Society and the Pen & Pencil Club. His work has appeared in New York Press, the Philadelphia Inquirer, Tablet Magazine, RogerEbert.com, Philadelphia Weekly, The National Interest, and The Jerusalem Post.
In January of 2009, he became the first American journalist to interview both a sitting FCC chairman (Kevin Martin) and a sitting host of Jeopardy! (Alex Trebek) on the same day.
A native of Minnesota who has also lived in such other cold places as Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey, Stephen now lives in the Philadelphia area, where he has worked as a professional journalist since 2005.
"CODA," which Apple grabbed at the Sundance Film Festival for a reported $25 million, will head to Apple TV+ in August, with a theatrical release the same day.
Director Drew Xanthopoulos' film about whales, headed to Apple TV+ June 25, is in the competition at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier that month.
Tim Cook unveiled a look at the second season of the popular Apple TV+ show, which he called "one of my favorites."
Just in time for Earth Day, Apple brings new seasons of its fine nature shows "Tiny World" and "Earth at Night in Color," mere months after their initial debuts.
The new Apple TV+ documentary, "The Year Earth Changed," makes a convincing case that the coronavirus pandemic gave the planet a needed break.
Apple Pay transactions surface in Matt Gaetz investigation, more Apple evidence against accused January 6 rioters, and cop's Apple Watch is damaged.
Stolen Apple Watch leads to drug bust, Stanford newspaper weighs in on stolen MacBooks, and Utah governor signs adult filter law affecting Apple's products.
The new thriller series "Calls" is unlike anything else on Apple TV+ so far, but that turns out to be a compellingly good thing.
At the 2021 virtual SXSW panel, "Ted Lasso's" co-creator and editors talked about how the popular Apple TV+ show came together — and hint that it may go beyond three seasons.
Man arrested after damning iPhone search, fake Walmart employee steals AirPods, and another iPhone-related arrest in the Capitol riot.
The drama, directed by Marvel universe veteran Joseph and Anthony Russo, fails to juggle several varieties of weighty subject matter.
An iPad helps police track Ludacris' stolen Mercedes, additional arrests are made concerning the Schipol airport heist, and more from the Apple crime blotter.
Director R.J. Cutler tracks the "Bad Guy" singer over a long year — and quite a few hair colors — in an outstanding Apple TV+ documentary about Billie Eilish.
At the virtual Apple TV+ movie premiere of "Cherry," Cleveland-native directors Anthony and Joe Russo talked about filming a personal story of war and addiction, at home.
Alternate-history drama "For All Mankind" speeds forward in time, to a tense '80s Cold War on the moon.
Illegal images are found on a man's iPhone screen after he was arrested, stolen iPhone recovered after a year, iPad video used in a case against a prosecutor, and more in the Apple Crime Blotter.
Finn Jones & Pico Alexander who both joined Apple TV+ show "Dickinson" in the second season tell AppleInsider about the latest episodes, and why things are more "elevated" when it comes to working on an Apple series.
The Snoopy Show on Apple TV+ brings back Charlie Brown and all the Peanuts gang, in a series that is true to the spirit of these beloved characters.
No charges for Sen. Richard Burr, federal charges in iPhone-centered SBA fraud, an iPad damaged in a "wrong house" raid by Chicago police, and more in the Apple Crime Blotter.
The drama, which drew raves from the "virtual" film festival, was reportedly nabbed for Apple TV+ for $25 million.
Singer Justin Timberlake returns to the movies on Apple TV+ in the engaging "Palmer," a Louisiana-set drama about an ex-con who becomes an unlikely father figure.
Apple CEO Tim Cook on an earnings call Wednesday said that the company set a new record for the most FaceTime call volume during the holiday season.
The first fiscal of 2021 marks the first time in nine quarters that Apple's Services segment increased revenue by more than 20 percent.
The new suspense show, "Losing Alice," is unlike anything Apple TV+ has shown before — and indicates a promising art house future for the streaming service
The FBI collects location data as evidence for the Capitol attack investigation, an arrest over an iPhone viral video, an armed robbery of a Boost Mobile store, and more in this week's Apple Crime Blotter.
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