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The first original, LGBTQ+ series to debut on the newly launched, queer network, DIVABoxOffice.tv, Scare Bnb, is set to begin streaming 28th February 2023.

A five-episode, limited series produced by A Baker Production, episodes one and two, “The Hosts,” will launch 28th February 2023. An additional three episodes, “The Double Booking,” will begin streaming later this year.

In Scare Bnb, two couples—long-time friends since high school—are in high spirits when they arrive at a remote, rental cabin in the Tennessee woods for a much-needed vacation … But, upon their arrival, they find the overly attentive owners may want to host them to death.

Directed by Christin Baker (Secs, Execs, Riley Parra, Merry & Gay, Christmas at the Ranch, I Hate New Years, Season of Love), the series stars Mandahla Rose (Forever Not Maybe, All About E), Sterling Victoria (Venus as a Boy; Charlie, Trevor and a Girl Savannah), Abisha Uhl (Electric Addiction,...

The first original, LGBTQ+ series to debut on the newly launched, queer network, DIVABoxOffice.tv, Scare Bnb, is set to begin streaming on February 28th.

A five-episode, limited series produced by A Baker Production, will see episodes one and two, “The Hosts,” launch on February 28th. An additional three episodes, entitled “The Double Booking,” will begin streaming later this year.

In Scare Bnb, two couples—long-time friends since high school—are in high spirits when they arrive at a remote, rental cabin in the Tennessee woods for a much-needed vacation… But, upon their arrival, they find the overly attentive owners may want to host them to death.

Directed by Christin Baker, the series stars Mandahla Rose, Sterling Victoria, Abisha Uhl, Lily Richards, Marvin E. West and Deborah Seidel.

Check out the trailer for the two-part “The Hosts” below:...

Hamilton got in on the January 6 anniversary act, so why not Rent?

CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night set the anniversary to music with a parody version of Rent’s “Season of Love,” examining the 525,600 since the insurrection through the show’s comedic lens.

Changing the lyrics of Jonathan Larson’s song to include references to Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Rudolph Giuliani, Donald Trump Jr. and various “treasonous dimwits,” the musical number titled “Abhor-Rent: 525,600 Minutes Since The Insurrection” describes those involved in the day of infamy as a bum, a skunk, a drunk and “like Mussolini but dumb” (watch the video above to see who’s who).

Late Show airs weeknights at 11:35 p.m. on CBS and streams online via Paramount+.

LGBTQ filmmaker Christin Baker has announced the launch of a new production entity, A Baker Production.

A Baker Production will have offices in Los Angeles and Nashville, specializing in bigger-name productions across all genres. Tello Films, an SVOD platform launched by Baker in 2009, will continue to produce LGBTQ+ films for the successful Tello Films queer streaming network and serve as the companies’ distribution arm.

Later this year, Baker Films will release “Christmas at the Ranch.” The film stars “Grey’s Anatomy” actress Lindsay Wagner, Amanda Righetti (“Captain America: The First Avenger”), Archie Kao (“Chicago P.D.”) and Laur Allen (“The Young and the Restless”). “Christmas at the Ranch” is currently in post-production.

The company is slated to release a feature-length documentary “A League of Our Own” — in collaboration with Spotlight Productions (SpoPro) — celebrating the 30-year legacy of the International Women’s Flag Football Association. The documentary will include interviews with Kelly McGillis (“Top Gun”), American author,...

Grey's Anatomy season 16 is nearly upon us, and by our math, we're due for some capital-d Drama. While the past few seasons have had their fair share of heartbreak, shocking twists, and near-death experiences, they've been largely tame compared to the death- and disaster-fueled seasons of the past. Characters have fallen in love, gotten married, had babies, reunited with lost loves, and thwarted death. Especially after the largely upbeat "Season of Love," it feels like we're living on borrowed time when it comes to the oddly satisfying devastation that only Grey's can offer.

But just because it seems like high time that Grey's Anatomy ripped our hearts out of our chests and stomped on them doesn't mean that we're not also due for some other big developments as well. Season 15 ended with nearly every character in a major state of upheaval, setting up some big questions that will need to...

Grey’s Anatomy is looking to mine its rich, 15+-year history this season by bringing a familiar face back into the fold.

“I’m trying to get someone back,” showrunner Krista Vernoff teased exclusively to TVLine earlier this week at the Television Critics Assoc. summer press tour. “There’s someone I’m hoping will make an appearance this year, [but] it’s a real maybe. I’m trying.”

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Now that the fog that rolled in with the finale of Grey’s Anatomy has begun to dissipate, we’re looking back and seeing more clearly the 25 tumultuous episodes that made up the Season of Love. They were doozies, no?

Between the hookups and letdowns, the true confessions and insurance fraud, there was nary a dull moment — and so! Many! Memorable ones!

So, to bridge the gap between Season 15’s conclusion and Season 16’s beginning — why must summers be so damn long?!? — we’re counting down the 15 sexiest, sweetest, saddest scenes of the season that we just finished. Keep in mind,...

[This story contains spoilers from the season 15 finale of Grey's Anatomy.]

ABC's Grey's Anatomy wrapped up its "Season of Love" on Thursday with a finale that teed up a plethora of new storylines to explore in the recently announced 16th (and 17th!) seasons.

Thursday's season 15 finale featured Meredith (finally!) professing her love for Andrew (Giacomo Gianniotti) — and doing so while he was behind bars. DeLuca was arrested (and stands to risk his career) after covering for Meredith (Ellen Pompeo), who committed insurance fraud to help a family who had been terrorized by immigration reform ...