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Writer, editor, pop culture critic, punster, papa of Steve the Cardigan Corgi • Formerly: TheWrap, Entertainment Weekly
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Summer TV Preview 2026: The 15 Shows We Can’t Wait to Watch

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By Thom Geier 
| AARP
The Ingalls family returns to TV this summer (left to right): Warren Christie as John Edwards, Alice Halsey as Laura Ingalls, Skywalker Hughes as Mary Ingalls, Luke Bracey as Charles Ingalls and Crosby Fitzgerald as Caroline Ingalls in "Little House on the Prairie" debuting July 9, 2026 on Netflix. Eric Zachanowich/Netflix This summer, broadcast networks as well as streaming titans like Netflix are fielding a rich new crop of comedies, dramas and documentaries.
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The most innovative companies in film and television for 2026

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By Thom Geier 
| Fast Company
Why IMAX, Apple TV, Taylor Swift Productions, and Ryan Coogler’s Proximity Media are among Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in film and television this year. Listen to this ArticleMore info As post-pandemic film and television audiences continue to watch their favorite content at home or even on their phones, Hollywood finds itself in panic mode.
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How IMAX is defying the box-office retreat

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By Thom Geier 
| Fast Company
Domestic box-office revenue has flatlined since the pandemic—ticket sales have been stuck under $9 billion for each of the last three years, well below the $11.4 billion height of 2019. But IMAX ticket sales are booming. The company notched a record $449 million in domestic receipts last year and $1.28 billion global box office, up 40% year over year. IMAX’s 450 screens in North America consistently outearn regular ones, luring film fans with bigger displays, better sound, and steeper seating.
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