EXCLUSIVE: A sought after drama project from The Loudest Voice co-creator Alex Metcalf has landed at HBO for development. Titled Baby Queen, it is based on the upcoming debut novel of the same ...

And guess who went to prison, is now released, and available to be interviewed for an HBO True Crime documentary? That guy! So the series features an exclusive interview with Sconce, newly ...

The zaniness of Minor League Baseball’s Lake County Captains was featured on an episode of John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight” HBO show. Oliver did a hilarious bit on wacky minor league ...

As ESPN and CNN prep standalone flagship services and HBO returns to Max's title, studios are betting that there's equity in familiar names that stand for quality. Do audiences care? By Alex ...

I can’t quite stop thinking about the HBO Max rebrand — not because of the logo itself (though I do love a good logo), but because of what it reflects about where we are as a society right now.

[2] The purple branding and the name "HBO Max" initially aimed to ... [5] X [6] page posted a screenshot from the MAX application showing the "new" HBO Max logo (seen below), amassing more than 25 ...

Succession creator Jesse Armstrong has never been subtle with his commentary on the rich and powerful, but the new trailer for his HBO feature Mountainhead spells out exactly what makes its ...

Previously, at Protocol, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired. It’s not TV, it’s HBO. No, sorry, it’s HBO Go. And also HBO Now. But now it’s HBO Max, except wait, now it’s not HBO at all?

HBO Max has just dropped a teaser for “Task,” a new crime show from Brad Ingelsby, the creator of “Mare of Easttown.” Frankly, that in of itself should be enough to put “Task” on your ...

To make matters even more challenging, Max not only changed its name but shifted from the purple-and-black palette of HBO Max to blue ... collapse of Gap’s 2010 logo makeover offers a classic ...

It's one in a long line of rebrands and logo changes ... and eventually Paramount+. A purple color palette was a purposeful departure from HBO's simple but iconic black-and-white look.

It dropped the HBO in 2023, rebranding to Max, to the chagrin of many fans of the well-known HBO brand.