#cancellation

#cancellation

It's a real good news/bad news situation for fans of Poker Face - the bad news being that Peacock has canceled the Columbo-inspired mystery series starring Natasha Lyonne after two seasons. The good news is that creator Rian Johnson has a wild plan for keeping the show alive: Replace Lyonne with Peter Dinklage as the series's "human lie detector" for not just Season 3, but Season 4 too.

If raising console prices wasn't enough to scare you away, Microsoft has also increased the price of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate by 50 percent. That makes the subscription cost $30 per month when it used to be $20. Even if it comes with more games and the benefits of a Fortnite Crew subscription, you wouldn't be wrong for wanting to cancel. Cancelling means you'll also lose ability to play online multiplayer games, but cheaper tiers of Game Pass received new benefits

For now? Maybe? Who knows. Please, dear God. I have admittedly been laughing to myself anytime I read something trying to spin this cancellation into some sort of amicably selected natural end for the series.

Canceling Colbert is an obvious move to appease Donald Trump, he said on The Breakfast Club Friday, referring to Paramount's upcoming $8.4 billion merger with Skydance Media, which will require approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in order to move forward.

Colbert announced to his audience that after ten years, 'next year will be our last season' and acknowledged shared disappointment over the show's cancellation.

"You make music with your instincts. You live your life by your instincts. Always trust your instincts... The combination of extreme heat, unpredictable flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes, and massive forest fires make these risks for you our audience, the band, and the crew unacceptable."

Jeff Lynne's ELO has cancelled their final show at BST Hyde Park due to Jeff Lynne's battle with a systemic infection, recommended by doctors to avoid performing.

Jeff Lynne has withdrawn from the headline slot of The BST Hyde Park festival due to a systemic infection, leading to the cancellation of the final night.

Romero Games confirmed the cancellation of their latest game after losing its funding, resulting in a reassessment of the studio's staffing and future trajectory.

"That little attempt to straighten himself out and then get back to what he was doing only to immediately break down... that's REAL grief right there."

After three seasons, Amazon's live-action adaptation of The Wheel of Time will not return due to high production costs and declining viewership.