HBO has just lost that ENLIGHTENED feeling. I could also argue that America itself never felt so inclined because the show, sadly for me, has been dropped due
HBO has just issued this press release reguarding the normal HBO Sunday schedule conflicting with the Super Bowl: With the Super Bowl scheduled for next Sunday, Feb. 3,
Remember Amy Jellicoe? She is the conflicted lady played by Laura Dern who is out to empower herself towards a meaningful life and improve the world around her.
HBO’s Fall line-up officially kicked off tonight with the Season 3 premiere of Boardwalk Empire. In addition, HBO also released a few new trailers giving subscribers a taste of what
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1, 2012 – HBO has confirmed the second-season premieres of the acclaimed series ENLIGHTENED and GIRLS, with both shows scheduled to kick off ten-episode second
Dermoy Mulroney, who can most recently be seen in across from Zooey Deschanel on NBC’s New Girl has just been cast for HBO’s second season of Enlightened. The last
Fans rejoiced last year when HBO announced a second season of the comedy series, Enlightened starring Laura Dern. They celebrated more when Mrs. Dern took home the Golden
Big news from HBO today as the premium cable network has decided to renew it’s Golden Globe nominated dramedy ‘Enlightened’. We can also confirm that HBO has decided
HBO’s newest ‘dramedy’ has just closed it’s first season and critics all over the internet are already demanding a second season. As yet the network hasn’t confirmed that
Amy Jellicoe, an ambitious executive at a global conglomerate, has been her own worst enemy for most of her adult life. Her self-destructive choices, both at home and
HBO has confirmed several fall release dates for it’s returning original programs including Boardwalk Empire, Hung and How to Make it in America. Boardwalk Empire will return for
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