Fans of the highly anticipated HBO series Game Of Thrones were tuned in and turned up for the Season 4 premiere of the hit show last night.
But so many viewers tuned in that the live streaming started to have problems, with many viewers receiving a ‘fatal error’ message.
The network responded in a statement:
“HBO Go did experience issues due to overwhelming demand around the premiere of Game of Thrones. The service has returned to several platforms and we are working hard towards full recovery, which we expect soon.”
For more about the episode, check out the video above, which takes you inside the Game Of Thrones season 4 premiere.
What’s better than sharing the screen with your real life lover?
Mila Kunis gets to experience this first hand, as she works alongside boyfriend Ashton Kutcher on this week’s episode of Two & A Half Men.
As we previously reported, Kunis will play Kutcher’s love interest on the show. The episode premieres this Thursday on CBS.
Will we get to experience the world’s first black Bachelor sooner than we think?
If Terrell Owens has anything to do with it, we’ll be seeing the hit ABC show like never before.
In a sit-down with Hang w/, T.O. insisted that he become the first black Bachelor, while chatting alongside Celebrity Apprentice co-stars Ian Ziering and Lorenzo Lamas.
Check out the video above of T.O. selling himself as the most eligible bachelor.
Star Wars fanatics all over the world can rejoice.
According to E! Online, the franchise has begun filming the seventh installment. Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn confirmed that filming is underway on the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII during a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
Although the cast has yet to be confirmed, Horn stated:
“We have a lot of them. We’re just not completely done yet.”
Michael B. Jordan and Saoirse Ronan have previously spoken about auditioning for the film. Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher are also expected to reprise their roles.
Horn confirmed Star Wars: Episode VII will be released in December 2015.
SOURCE: HBO, Gossip Cop, TMZ, E! Online | PHOTO/Video CREDIT: YouTube, TMZ, StarWars.com
