'Slow Horses' wins outstanding writing Emmy for Apple TV+
Apple TV+ thriller "Slow Horses" won its creator and executive producer Will Smith an Emmy in an otherwise weak year for the streamer.
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Apple TV
William Gallagher
Trump vs. Harris: How to watch the September 10 Presidential debate online
September 10 marks the first debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Harris, and you don't need a cable subscription to watch it. Here's how you can watch it on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, or Apple Vision Pro.
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Amber Neely
'Lessons in Chemistry' and 'The Morning Show' honored at Creative Arts Emmys
Apple TV+ has won eight awards at the Creative Arts Emmys, ahead of the full Emmy Awards ceremony.
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Kendrick Lamar to headline Apple's 2025 Super Bowl half-time show
Award-winning rap megastar Kendrick Lamar will return to perform in iPhone maker Apple's 2025 Super Bowl half-time show this February, his first appearance since 2022. This time, however, he's the headliner.
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Charles Martin
'Mythic Quest' star Rob McElhenney brings hope for season 4
Fans of the Apple TV+ comedy "Mythic Quest" waiting for the fourth season have been given hope it will still return, thanks to one of its stars, Rob McElhenney.
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Malcolm Owen
Tim Cook hangs out with George Clooney as 'Wolfs' gets standing ovation
Tim Cook was in Italy for the Venice Film Festival where Apple TV+ movie "Wolfs" got its world premiere, while George Clooney called it a "bummer" that Apple was limiting its theatrical release.
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Like just about every other Ridley Scott movie, 'Napoleon' is getting a director's cut
The Ridley Scott epic "Napoleon: The Director's Cut" is now available to stream on Apple TV+, with the online version 48 minutes longer than the theatrical release.
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'Ted Lasso' season 4 is showing signs of life
After months of will-they won't-they in interviews and press junkets, it appears that Warner Bros. has picked up options of some of the main characters of the show, in preparation for a fourth season.
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Mike Wuerthele
If Apple TV+ abandons theatrical releases, it won't be because of money
No Apple TV+ movie has become a blockbuster hit bringing in enough money to rival the iPhone, but theatrical releases help the company attract subscribers — and also talent.
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Chip Loder
Andrew O'Hara
