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World Wrestling Entertainment has found success with streaming video. The company announced that its WWE Network subscription service now has 1.23 paid subscribers, reports Home Media Magazine. Launched early last year, the $9.99 service offers up WWE content, along with original programing like “Beast in the East,” “NXT Takeover: Brooklyn” and the “Stone Cold Podcast.” But don’t expect the company to stand pat; CEO Vince McMahon says the company intends to “leverage our brand and content initiatives” over the coming year.
In other news…
CBS is moving forward with a new Star Trek TV series to premiere in January 2017. Although it will premiere on the network, future first-run episodes will be available exclusively on the its subscription service CBS All Access. [USA Today]
11/22/63, Hulu’s highly anticipated original series about time travel and the JFK assassination, is set to arrive on 2/15/16. In case you were wondering, yes, that is President’s Day weekend. [TubeFilter]
Here’s the inside scoop on J. Lo’s new cop show Shades of Blue. [NYP]
Hollywood execs seem to think there aren’t that many talented women directors out there. Here’s a list of 100 that proves otherwise. [Vulture]
Check out the full trailer for Charlie Kaufman’s stop-motion feature film Anomalisa. [YouTube]
