In 2021, The CW ordered and shot a live-action “Powerpuff Girls” pilot starring Chloe Bennet, Dove Cameron, Yana Perrault and Donald Faison, only for the series to be canceled and never see the light of day — until now. Footage from the canceled ...

One of the more interesting trends in live sports broadcasting recently has been smaller broadcast networks like The CW and Ion have started to air games. On Wednesday, reports surfaced that The CW’s president Dennis Miller would be stepping away from ...

Baseball isn't boring and the CW isn't stupid, at least when it comes to the Savannah Bananas, the Georgia-based team that has rewritten the rules around the classic American pastime. The network has picked up rights to broadcast the July 27 Bananas game ...

After the live-action trailer for The CW’s Powerpuff Girls series was recently leaked, fans of the iconic animated series have shared their thoughts about the scrapped project. The show was in development for three years before The CW ultimately decided ...

On Mar. 6th, the canceled CW Powerpuff Girls appeared on a Reddit post. The following trailer shows the concept of each Powerpuff, the changes from the show, and the villains who will cause havoc in Townsville. Throughout the weekend, many reactions have ...

The CW continues to expand on its commitment to air live sports. This time, the network is adding the upstart track and field circuit Grand Slam Track, founded by Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson. Grand Slam Track is slated to hold four events in its ...

The 100 isn't the only former CW show to leave Netflix in December. Other longtime mainstays of the network that are also joining The 100 in leaving Netflix include Supernatural and Arrow. Both Supernatural and Arrow depart Netflix on Dec. 18, the same day as The 100. This includes all 15 seasons of Supernatural and all eight seasons of Arrow.

Until now. The leak of the trailer has given viewers a glimpse of what the series might have been highlighting a campy, slightly bizarre, and definitely more mature take on the beloved cartoon as it followed Blossom, Buttercup, and Bubbles as adults ...

Brad Schwartz, president of The CW Network, is a big fan of the WWE NXT women’s division.