Peacock
The Witching Hour
Scott Hanson Changed How We Watch Football, So Peacock Hired Him to Change How We Watch the Olympics
The "NFL RedZone" host tells IndieWire that NBC's own whip-around show "Gold Zone" has been the most "daunting" research task of his career.
The critically lauded NBC series is coming to Peacock on August 19.
Light the Torch
Peacock is rolling out new tech designed to eliminate decision paralysis and potentially change the way you stream sports.
"Gladiator II" Can Rest Easy
Did you ever watch a Roland Emmerich movie and think, "Wow, if only this had more plot, less spectacle, and ran an extra eight hours?" No?
Study
Peacock's blue-and-green plumage looked extra iridescent from April to June.
Baller
When theatrical performance is no longer a sure thing, Amazon, Disney, and NBCUni’s deal to spend $76 billion over 11 years isn’t as crazy as it might seem.
let Peacock be your star
The NBC musical drama that was briefly a prestige play before becoming a cult hit is finally hitting the streamer.
The Reason
Creator Nida Manzoor tells IndieWire about giving gifts, musical and otherwise, to her cast in Season 2.
Making Up Is Hard To Do
Season 2 makeup and hair department head Cynthia De La Rosa tells IndieWire about bringing every band member in the Peacock series into their villain eras.
"We Are Lady Parts" stands out as must-see queer TV on Peacock, alongside movies like "The Miseducation of Cameron Post."
A Bale of Heyyyyyy
Producer and director Ed Watkins tells IndieWire about making his delightful new documentary — and just how normal same-sex behavior is in the animal kingdom.
