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Is premium cable on the way out? Maybe. HBO and Showtime are said to be thinking about offering their services to direct to consumers. Both Time Warner (which owns HBO) and CBS (Showtime) have finally decided it might be time to offer up Internet-only subscriptions, reports Deadline. But while both companies are finally ready to consider the possibility, they haven’t gotten there just yet. “We have the rights. We can do it if we want to now,” Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes said. “But we don’t want to do anything that’s not at a high level.” His counterpart at CBS, Less Moonves, agrees, saying: “Is there some time in the future when that could happen? Absolutely. I don’t know when that is.”
- Katie Holmes’ is ready for the director’s chair. The former Dawson’s Creek star will helm her first film, an adaptation of the Annie Weatherwax novel, All We Had. Holmes will also star in the film, which is being written by the The Fault in Our Stars director Josh Boone. [Variety]
- George Clooney‘s going to be on Downton Abbey. Sort of. The actor will appear in a one-off sketch for ITV’s annual Text Santa fundraiser over Christmas. [THR]
- The cast of Married With Children reunited to witness castmate Katey Sagal get her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday. [ABC News]
- And finally, director Zach Snyder has provided a first (official) look at the Batmobile from Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. [Twitter]
