Entertainment Inside Us (Insidus)

TLNovelas, a Mexican based entertainment channel owned by TelevisaUnivision which offers telenovelas ranging from drama, romance, comedy and thriller is set to unveil yet another remake to the lineup titled Sightless Love (Sin Tu Mirada). Based on the Venezuelan telenovela Esmeralda, Sightless Love follows Marina, a humble young woman, lives independently despite being born blind. She falls in love with rich, dashing Luis Alberto but prejudices against her disability and her class status threaten their happiness. Everyday Novelas: -  Decisions is making a comeback on Telemundo -  Forbidden Passion season 2 not moving forward on Telemundo -  Nurses returns for a season 3 -  The origin story of Forbidden Passion It stars Claudia Martín, Osvaldo de León, Ana Martín, Claudia Ramírez, Luz Elena González and Eduardo Santamarina. Sightless Love happens to be the latest adaptation to the Esmeralda trilogy and also the second remake from Televisa with the other titled Esmeralda as

Last year, a lot of productions were unveiled for both Telemundo (DStv 118) and TLNovelas (DStv 133) and due to some technicalities only a portion of content was unveiled for the brands with more content set to be addressed in the coming future. Although, we can't share too much at the moment a little birdie has been going around spreading a bunch of rumours about the following projects. Upcoming: 1. Law Of Love (Por Amar Sin Ley) Based on the 2016 Colombian telenovela La Ley Del Corazon which viewers on Telemundo would recognise as Law Of The Heart, the telenovela revolves around the personal life and work of a group of lawyers belonging to a prestigious law firm. It stars Ana Brenda Contreras, David Zepeda, Julián Gil, José María Torre Hütt and Sergio Basañez. It is said to make a debut around the same period as item number 2. Everyday Novelas: -  Decisions is making a comeback on Telemundo -  Forbidden Passion season 2 not moving forward on Telemundo -  Nurses return

All-action Kung fu superhero series Jade Armor kicks and spins its way into the Cartoon Network lineup on Monday 16 January at 17:25 CAT, bringing a new dose of girl power to the channel every weekday. Our hero, Lan Jun, is a typical teenage girl, leading a typical teenage life. She lives with her family above the Kwoon, a Kung Fu training studio run by her grandmother, Gram, and great-grandmother, Gram Gram. One day, a mysterious package arrives, containing an ornate jade wrist cuff. The second she puts it on, she is covered in armour that feels as though it was made just for her – and levels up her Kung fu talents, with it. Insidus Games: - Powerpuff Girls Snowboarding - Baby Felix Halloween - Looney Tunes Monster Match - Thor: The Dark World With the mysterious Jade Armor comes great responsibility, as Lan Jun finds herself transformed into the latest in a long line of superheroes. Helping her fight an evil array of supervillains are four mystical creature sidekicks – the

Last year, MultiChoice made plans to terminate eMedia Investments' 4 channels eExtra, eToonz, eMovies and eMovies Extra by the end of the first quarter of that year only to be delayed to the second quarter as the pay-tv operator was going through court proceedings. Initially, MultiChoice had won the case as these channels went dark for about two months only to resurface as the pay-tv company were advised to hold on to these channels for another 6 months which take viewers to the first quarter of 2023. As advised, no dates were shared as to when exactly these channels will go dark exactly but my guess between January to March likely not even in the third month depending on how the court conceives 6 months. eMedia Investments: - Glow TV to stop airing on the Openview platform from next month -  Prediction: eToonz to get an additional channel -  Could Openview+ lead to 24 hour capability of these channels? -  eToonz schedule explained If the court made their ruling earlier

For several weeks, eMedia Investments has been teasing consumers with the launch of Openview Ultra (formerly known as Openview+) which serves the pay tier to the current Openview platform for which the broadcaster is expected to unveil later in the year. As consumers await the launch of Openview Ultra, eMedia Investments had reserved the area for 4 yet to be launched channels in the slots of channels 241, 242, 301 and 302 and as some had noticed not which muchs are available in the mentioned slots until recently. eMedia Investments had placed SABC 2 and SABC 3 in the test channel section. Although, this may not mean much SABC 1 was often used as a test pilot for SABC Encore so it's possible that maybe SABC 2 and SABC 3 are just placeholders for other channels. eMedia Investments: - Glow TV to stop airing on the Openview platform from next month -  Prediction: eToonz to get an additional channel -  Could Openview+ lead to 24 hour capability of these channels? -  eToonz sc

Brand New & Exclusive HISTORY’S CRAZY RICH ANCIENTS 5 February Sundays at 20h15 Throughout history, our world has been shaped by the rich and powerful. You recognise their names; you know their deeds. But to really understand the insanely rich rulers, tycoons, and visionaries who dominated the past we need to follow the money. Who had the most? And how did they spend it? In History’s Crazy Rich Ancients, each episode introduces mysterious icons from the past who shared one obsession, from exot c animals to billion-dollar part es to nine- fi gure palaces. Episodes take viewers on an immersive ride through this jaw-dropping decadence to discover who these icons were, and ult mately, who among them spent the most. Brand New & Exclusive COLOSSEUM 5 February Sundays at 21h05 This premium series vividly brings to life the rise and fall of the Roman Empire through the lens of one of the most exhilarat ng and brutal arenas in the history o

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This has been expected for a while now especially after the whole chaos with its removal on the DStv platform so all that is left at the moment is StarSat. Glow TV is a South African based entertainment channel which promotes Bollywood culture through drama series, movies, reality shows, news, kids shows and even local productions from the likes of Denver Naicker. Over the years, the likes of Zee TV's Zee World and Zee One alongside Star Life have slowly started edging out the presence already established by Glow TV that led to its cancellation on both DStv and by next month Openview. Both providers went through legal issues of which Nismedia won in regards to Openview as they unlawfully removed before their contract could even expire. As for DStv, it's pay-tv operator defamed them in terms of viewership despite not giving any proof. eMedia Investments: -  Prediction: eToonz to get an additional channel -  Could Openview+ lead to 24 hour capability of these channels?

The BBC is to have “fewer linear broadcast services” in the next decade as it “consolidates activity under one simple, single brand,” Director General Tim Davie has revealed, as he unveiled a blueprint for a digitally-led Public Service Broadcaster. Davie didn’t elaborate during an RTS talk this morning but Deadline understands it could be several years until the move is enacted. The speech signalled the start of a shift to taking linear-channels online only that will start over the next decade, as Davie prepares for a digital future. “The BBC will focus its effort on the digital world and over time this will mean fewer linear broadcast services and a more tailored joined up online offer,” said the DG. He stressed “live linear is here for the long term.” Some of this has already started happening, added Davie, who pointed to the controversial move to combine the BBC News Channel with BBC World News. BBC Four, meanwhile, still exists but has stopped commissioning original programing.