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L.A.-based film and TV studio Happy Accidents is teaming up with New Zealand-based Kevin & Co on The Sanctuary, a new comedy series about an eccentric American billionaire living in hiding Down Under, The Hollywood Reporter can exclusively reveal.

Developed with Warner Bros. Discovery Nz, the eight-part series follows Hunter, a U.S. tech billionaire who sells off an innocuous app, only to discover the buyer is a Russian-affiliated private military company looking to weaponize his technology. Terrified, he goes into hiding in New Zealand, and finds himself caught between the FBI, Russian assassins and New Zealand’s most passionate bird conservationists.

“Hunter decides to transform his luxury island retreat into a Department of Conservation (D.O.C.) sanctuary for the birds,” a plot synopsis reads. “But as his private paradise becomes overrun with both birds and bird lovers, he discovers that being a billionaire on the run isn’t...

From the very beginning, the story of Furiosa is one filled with grief, pain, and loss. As we find the jaded road warrior getting constantly tested by the brutal wasteland in the worst ways possible from a young age, moments of respite seem increasingly sparse and limited. Getting entangled in the cycle of violence and longing for her homeland ever since her mother’s death, there has been really only one phase in Furiosa’s life when she could have dared to hope for a better future for herself, and that was when Praetorian Jack came into her life.

A standout character in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Praetorian Jack shares certain similarities with Max Rockatansky as an everyman protagonist while being distinctive enough to form a separate identity of his own. Jack’s relationship to Furiosa contributes to certain growth in her character by providing her with some closure,...

Grand Knighthawk Infiltrating The KKK happens to be a tale that would fit very well in a season of something like American Crime Story. It’s a story that makes your blood boil and your skin crawl. A story about which you probably had barely any idea. The ABC News documentary Grand Knighthawk: Infiltrating the KKK can very well fit into all three categories quite neatly. KKK stands for Ku Klux Klan, the infamous and most notorious white supremacist organization in the United States of America. Most of you already know that, as I am assuming that you are reading this only after watching the documentary. In this article, we are going to summarize the whole thing and run an analysis of it.

What Happens In The Documentary?

Three men, who all used to work at the Lake Butler Correctional Facility in Florida, were arrested in 2015 on the charge of...