CBS is starting to build up the cast of its Yellowstone spinoff Y: Marshals.

Logan Marshall-Green has joined the series, which stars Luke Grimes as his Yellowstone character, Kayce Dutton. The show will follow Kayce as he becomes part of an “elite unit of U.S. Marshals, combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy Seal to bring range justice to Montana, where he and his teammates must balance family, duty and the high psychological cost that comes with serving as the last line of defense in the region’s war on violence,” according to the show’s logline. Y: Marshals is set for an early 2026 premiere.

Marshall-Green (And Just Like That, Carry-On) will play Pete Calvin, a friend from Kayce’s military service.

CBS picked up the series in May, expanding the Yellowstone-verse to the broadcast network (which has previously aired repeats of the flagship series). Franchise mastermind Taylor Sheridan...

Big Brother: Unlocked returns for its second episode on Friday, Aug. 8, after kicking off last week with a surprise appearance by superfan Bobby Moynihan. Fans are already speculating about who might show up next, analyzing clues dropped on Big Brother‘s Instagram page in hopes of solving the mystery before the reveal. Season 24 winner Taylor Hale and Season 16 winner Derrick Levasseur host the spinoff show every two weeks, catching fans up on the latest in the house, sharing never-before-seen clips, and offering their thoughts on who has the best chance to win. They bring in Bb alums, as well as celebrities who are superfans of the show, to join the conversation. The initial hint shared on Big Brother was a football: “Here is the first clue for the next mystery guest coming to #BBUnlocked.” A football isn’t much to go off of, as there are numerous football players in the world.

Created by Sam Boyd and executive produced by director-writer Paul Feig, the 2020 rom-com series Love Life is now streaming on Netflix. Season 1, starring Anna Kendrick (A Simple Favor) sets up what to expect from the series: a single person in their 20s or 30s navigating New York City dating, and an exploration of how the different people we get involved with can shape our lives until we meet the one. The show also serves as a time capsule of both NYC and life prepandemic — the first season begins in the early 2010s, an era when Fetty Wap played at bars, Serial was the podcast of the moment, and the musical Hamilton had a chokehold on the theater world. Season 2 takes place a few years later and follows Marcus, played by The Good Place’s William Jackson Harper. Scroll down for a deep dive...

“I can say there’s a huge shake-up in the very first episode that portends the big drama to come in Season 14,” says Chicago Fire showrunner Andrea Newman. And that’s coming on the heels of the on- and offscreen drama that ended Season 13! Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) and Severide (Taylor Kinney) learned they have a baby on the way; Pascal (Dermot Mulroney) was proven innocent of trying to murder his wife’s killer; and it’s been reported over recent months that Daniel Kyri, who plays Darren Ritter, and Jake Lockett, who plays Sam Carver, would no longer be series regulars, while Michael Bradway, who plays Jack Damon, Severide’s younger half brother, is departing because of a scheduling conflict with another project. But there is a new face joining the ranks of Firehouse 51. Brandon Larracuente was cast as ...

Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega) has taken down a Hyde, unraveled a generations-long conspiracy, and even traversed the dangerous hairpin turns of teenage friendship (terrifying!). Yet in Wednesday Season 2, the titular sleuth finds a “thorn in her side” even she didn’t expect: her mother, Morticia Addams (Catherine Zeta-Jones). Zeta-Jones tells Tudum, “Morticia and Wednesday’s relationship lends itself to times of separation.”

But there will be no absence to make the heart grow fonder in the new episodes of the fantasy drama. In Season 2, Morticia and her husband Gomez (Luis Guzmán) move onto the grounds of Nevermore Academy as Morticia becomes the chairperson of the school’s fundraising committee. Now Wednesday’s parents are no longer a crystal ball phone call away — they’re tangoing right in her backyard. Morticia’s new gig allowed the Wednesdayteam (including director and executive producer Tim Burton and co-creators Miles Millar and Alfred Gough...

“Love Island USA” achieved its best viewership ever during the week of July 7-13, reaching 1.9 billion minutes watched. That total marked not only a series high for the Peacock reality dating series, but the first time any Peacock show has ever reached the No. 1 position on Nielsen’s weekly streaming rankings.

Nielsen measures U.S. television screens alone, meaning viewership in other countries and on mobile devices is not included in this tally. Additionally, it’s important to note that Nielsen combines all viewership of a show into one total rather than separating totals by season, meaning that any viewership...

Mike White loves to cast Survivor alums on The White Lotus. Natalie Cole, Carl Boudreaux, Christian Hubicki, Angelina Keeley, Alec Merlino, and Kara Kay have all appeared in guest star and cameo roles in the show’s three-season run on HBO. But Survivor host Jeff Probst doesn’t think he should be recruited for the next cameo from his reality competition show. Probst shared his thoughts on why now two-time Survivor contestant White loves the show so much, and why he would come back to the play the game after the success of The White Lotus, in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter. Probst argues that Survivor and The White Lotus are both studies of human behavior, theorizing that White learned a lot about that from watching and playing Survivor. “I’m surprised people aren’t asking, ‘Why is one of the greatest writers in the history of Hollywood so interested in Survivor?...

Lauren Greenfield wasn’t expecting an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series for her five-part FX documentary series “Social Studies,” which documents in disturbing detail over one year the intimate relationship between high school kids and their cell phones. Greenfield is happy to grab more attention for the series, because she’s on a mission. Known for her film portraits of upscale society in “The Queen of Versailles,” “Generation Wealth” and “The Kingmaker,” this time Greenfield casts her eye on a wide swath of Los Angeles teenagers.

“At a time when people are paying more attention to celebrity,” she told me on Zoom, “it’s quite difficult to get a serious show like this out into the world to find its audience.” The concern with social media’s impact on teenagers is universal, Greenfield learned on her global promo tour. “This topic has touched a nerve worldwide, because...

Will Trent has proven to be one of ABC’s best-performing weeknight shows. The fan-favorite crime drama, which centers on the investigations of the Georgia Bureau of Investigations and the Atlanta Police Department, set streaming records for the network and continued to keep audiences guessing from week to week in Season 3. As the fall approaches, fans might be looking for some news on if and when Will Trent Season 4 is coming to screens, so here’s everything we know so far! Is Will Trent renewed for Season 4? Yes! Will Trent has been renewed for a fourth season, thanks in no small part to its stellar performance for ABC. In January, after the season’s premiere, the network boasted that it netted 9.75 million total viewers on ABC, Hulu, Disney+, and other digital platforms and that it’d earned a series high in streaming viewership at the time. According to Deadline, the...

A tough bounce — the loss of rights to show NBA games — likely crimped Warner Bros. Discovery’s ability to attract advertising dollars during the most recent TV “upfront” market, with the company declining to reveal its level of ad commitments despite most of its rivals having done so.

The company acknowledged Thursday in a letter to shareholders that “negotiations for the U.S. upfront are largely complete,” noting that it “enjoyed strong pricing and resilient demand for sports programming, and firm pricing for general entertainment.” But there was no guidance for whether the volume of ad commitments it secured was greater than,...

CBS’s decision to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert remains a major topic of controversy, but aside from the initial statement issued by the network, executives have stayed largely silent about the debacle — until now. After Skydance’s takeover of Paramount became official on August 7, Paramount Global TV Media Chairman George Cheeks made a statement addressing the end of The Late Show. “The challenge in late night is that the advertising marketplace is in significant secular decline,” Cheeks stated at a press conference. “We are huge fans of Colbert, we love the show, unfortunately, the economics made it a challenge for us to keep going.” The comment reaffirms the company’s stance from the original announcement that the decision was financial and not based on Stephen Colbert’s criticism of Paramount’s recent settlement with Donald Trump. He went on to further state that it was Taylor Tomlinson...

As a kid, Brian Tyree Henry was blind for about a week. Well, not really, but he really committed to pretending, just as he did when he adopted a British accent for days or started his own sign language.

Henry grew up with four much older sisters, which propelled him to grow up fast. “I was always trying to catch up with the adults,” he recalls. “And instead of asking questions I would observe and then go do it.”

But he also clung to the fun of childhood, especially since he needed to both entertain himself and strive to get attention.

Paula Patton shares a lot in common with her latest role. The actress plays Faith, a woman who struggles with addiction and her beliefs in the wake of a personal tragedy, in Lifetime’s new film Finding Faith. On the third hour of Today‘s Thursday, August 7, episode, Patton opened up about how her own sobriety and journey with faith influenced her performance. “I had been dealing with challenging events in my life, right, and I had stress and I had anxiety. And I’ve always dealt with anxiety. I did, I should say,” Patton, who is seven years sober, shared. On the day she had learned about the film Finding Faith, Patton said she asked God to give her one week where “everything’s working out in my favor, [and] that there’s nothing to worry about.” “And I did it, and I felt this peace wash over me. I...

The 2025 finale season is upon us. As shows that aired in the fall and midseason prepare to air their final episodes of the 2024-2025 TV year, networks and streamers are slowly starting to reveal which programs won’t be coming back. Cancellations are unfortunately inevitable and unavoidable, and even long-running shows must eventually come to an end. Heading into 2025, we already knew that some of the biggest shows of the last decade would be releasing their final episodes this year. Below is the list of all the TV shows that have either been canceled, or are ending, in 2025. We’ll continue to update this list as more cancellations and final seasons are announced. (See 2024’s full list of cancellations here.) ABC The Conners, seven seasons Doctor Odyssey, one season CBS FBI: Most Wanted, six seasons FBI: International, four seasons Poppa’s House, one season The Summit, one season The Equalizer,...

With its heavy dependence on declining cable networks, executives’ refusal to part with assets like BET and Showtime that others wanted to buy, and its creation out of two old-school media companies called Viacom and CBS, Paramount in recent years has seemed like a case study is how to do everything wrong. Now one of the financial world’s biggest backers of sports and entertainment sees a chance to do it all right.

Gerry Cardinale, known for his investments in United Football League, AC Milan and the Yankees Yes regional sports network, as well as setting up a large investment...

The thrills and chills of Goosebumps have officially come to an end: Disney+ has cancelled the horror anthology series after just two seasons, TVLine has confirmed.

Its latest season (subtitled The Vanishing) followed the young siblings of a botany professor (Friends’ David Schwimmer) who “discover a threat stirring, triggering a chain of events that unravel a profound mystery. As they delve into the unknown, the duo finds themselves entangled in the chilling tale of four teenagers who mysteriously vanished in 1994.”

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Donnie Wahlberg got candid about why Boston Blue is filming primarily in Toronto instead of Boston in a new interview. This comes after fan backlash about the location was spurred by footage of Wahlberg and Mika Amonsen filming in Canada in late July. According to the New Kids on the Block star, the Blue Bloods offshoot has to film in Toronto because of the “dire straits” the TV industry is currently in financially. On a more positive note, he said that Boston Blue “is going to blow people’s minds” when it comes to guest appearances in the series premiere. The comments came in an appearance on the Billy & Lisa in the Morning podcast on August 7. Wahlberg, a Boston native, assured that they’re still filming Boston Blue in Boston, saying that he played a big part in making sure that happened. Wahlberg said in Instagram comments in July that...

I’ll say it upfront: We don’t need more Emmy categories. Between the two Creative Arts Emmy Awards and the Primetime ceremony, there are already 123 awards set to be handed out next month. And that’s just from the L.A.-based TV Academy; New York’s NATAS passes out hundreds more in daytime, children’s & family, news, sports and more. And then there are the local Emmy chapters all over the country, handing out trophies as well.

We live in Peak Emmy times. So take this all with a grain of salt: I do wonder if the 1950s...

Boy bands, girl groups, mixed-gender ensembles. Soulful warbles, whistle registers, gritty resonance. On Building the Band, solo singers collided to form six new groups — each chasing one shot at stardom.

In this first-of-its-kind music competition, 50 participants took part in blind auditions, listening to one another sing from their individual sound booths. From there, the performers who formed deep connections sight unseen officially locked in six bands: 3Quency, SZN4, Soulidified, Midnight Til Morning, Sweet Seduction, and Siren Society. After moving into shared apartments, the groups put everything into vocal coaching, choreography, crafting a cohesive group image, and more in order to be the last ones singing. So who walked away with the winning title and the $500,000 prize? And, where are each of the Building the Band groups now?

Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about what’s gone down since the finale, including whether a...

Superstore scene-stealer Jon Miyahara has died at the age of 83. He was known for playing the silent but hilarious Cloud 9 employee Brett Kobashigawa throughout the NBC comedy’s six seasons. Superstore‘s Colton Dunn confirmed Miyahara’s death on Instagram on August 6. A cause of death was not shared. “[Jon] Miyahara aka Brett from superstore has sadly passed away,” Dunn wrote on Instagram. “[Jon] was a really awesome guy and as a performer could speak volumes with just a look. He was such a memorable part of the Cloud 9 team. It was an honor to know him and work with him. I was lucky enough to meet some of his family and my thoughts are with them. Rest in Peace [Jon].” Brett hardly spoke in Superstore. It was the character’s signature bit to not be talkative but instead speak volumes with deadpan reactions. One of his few lines in the...

Talent manager Brandon Blackstock, who is the ex-husband of Kelly Clarkson and the former stepson of Reba McEntire, has died. The industry figure was 48 years old. Blackstock’s death was confirmed by a representative for the family by People, who shared the statement, “It is with great sadness that we share the news that Brandon Blackstock has passed away. Brandon bravely battled cancer for more than three years. He passed away peacefully and was surrounded by family. We thank you for your thoughts and prayers and ask everyone to respect the family’s privacy during this very difficult time.” Clarkson hinted at Blackstock’s illness on August 6 when she canceled several upcoming shows in Las Vegas. “Unfortunately, I need to postpone the remainder of the August Studio Session dates in Las Vegas,” the former American Idol winner wrote to fans on Instagram. “While I normally keep my personal life private,...

Win big on Jeopardy! and get special privileges. Scott Riccardi, the Jeopardy! super-champion who shattered records and won 16 games, will throw out the first pitch at a baseball game. The Somerset Patriots, the New York Yankees’ Minor League Baseball team set in Bridgewater, New Jersey, shared on Facebook, “Us: We’ll take first pitches for $400, Ken. Q: This mechanical engineer from Somerville is a 16-game Jeopardy! champion that will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Somerset Patriots game on Thursday, August 7. Us: Who is Scott Riccardi?” The August 7 game will start at 6:35 p.m. Et against the Binghamton Bearcats. Those fans not in attendance can watch the game on Bally Sports Live or MiLB.TV. Riccardi is from Somerville, New Jersey, which is right down the road from Bridgewater. He graduated from South Plainfield High School as salutatorian in 2017 and earned a Bachelor’s Degree in engineering...

The upcoming “Unaccustomed Earth” series adaptation at Netflix has added three new series regulars, Variety has learned exclusively.

Indraneil Sengupta, Adi Roy, and Iyla Sundarsingh McKaig have all joined the adaptation of the Jhumpa Lahiri short story collection alongside previously announced star Freida Pinto. The official logline for the show states:

“‘Unaccustomed’ Earth is an epic, soapy, and culturally vibrant drama about a tight-knit Indian American community navigating love, desire, and belonging. Rich with nuance, passion, and unforgettable characters, Unaccustomed Earth invites you into the elite and insular Indian-American community of Cambridge, Ma. When a star-crossed romance between a devoted...

ABC’s 9-1-1 spinoff has booked a major country act for its Music City debut.

Kane Brown is set to guest-star in the series premiere of 9-1-1: Nashville, airing Thursday, Oct. 9 at 9/8c. According to Variety, which was first to break the news, Brown appears as himself and “proves heroic in a major storyline.”

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Rosie O’Donnell is fearing for the future of her former talk show, The View. The actress and comedian issued a lengthy statement about The View via TikTok on Wednesday, August 6, speculating that political drama could cause the series to come to an end. “You know what I just read today? ABC is ‘reviewing the liberal bias’ on The View,” she began the post’s caption. “The show with five women speaking [their] own opinions, that’s the threat now.” O’Donnell claimed that “reviewing the bias” is actually code for, “We’re gonna cancel it and we’re just trying to soften you up first.” She added, “Apparently, the truth is dangerous now. They say they want ‘balance,’ but what they mean is silence. Silence anything that doesn’t praise the orange messiah and his golden escalator of lies.” O’Donnell mentioned her two-time hosting gig on The View, sharing, “I know...

Welcome to Jhumpa Lahiri’s Unaccustomed Earth. The award-winning author’s short story collection is coming to Netflix as a drama series from The Pitt’s John Wells and 3 Body Problem’s Madhuri Shekar. Freida Pinto stars alongside actors Indraneil Sengupta, Adi Roy, and Iyla Sundarsingh Mckaig.

Inspired by the internationally beloved bestseller of the same name, Unaccustomed Earth is an epic, soapy drama about an immigrant community navigating love, desire, and belonging with Pinto (Slumdog Millionaire) at the center as Parul Chaudhury. When a star-crossed romance between a devoted wife and her long-lost love comes to light, a scandalous affair is born and new battle lines are drawn in the elite, insular Indian American community of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Sengupta plays Jai, Roy plays Kaushik, and Mckaig plays Herna. Rich with passion and unforgettable characters, Unaccustomed Earth is an intimate,...

When The Pitt returns for its second season in January 2026, it will do so without at least one of the cast members from its (highly successful) freshman run. It was announced in July that Tracy Ifeachor, who played resident Heather Collins, will not be returning. And while the answer for Collins being Mia could be simply that she’s not working during the Fourth of July weekend-focused second season, it seems she’s left the hospital altogether. “Look, the show is set at a teaching hospital. And if you’re a fourth-year resident in a teaching hospital, your time there is done at the end of that year. Not to scare any of the other cast members, but people don’t stay at these hospitals forever,” executive producer John Wells told The Hollywood Reporter. “They’re going to roll off, and that will be part of the evolution of the show.

Reverend Alphy Kottaram (Rishi Nair) was moments away from meeting his biological mother when the Grantchester Season 10 finale came to a close. It’s a first-time cliffhanger for a Grantchester ender, a move that showrunner Daisy Coulam told TV Insider was worth the risk even if the show hadn’t been guaranteed another season (Season 11 will be its last). They had an “inkling” Season 10 wouldn’t be their last when making the episode, so they went for it with the cliffhanger ending, she told us. Now, the task at hand is figuring out what happens after fate came knocking. Will Alphy’s first meeting with his mother go well? Coulam and Nair have some contrasting outlooks on this. Grantchester Season 11 is currently in production. Coulam promised that viewers will meet Alphy’s mother in the new episodes. Alphy’s mother gave him up for adoption when he was just a baby,...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers from “Last Dance,” the fifth episode of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

It’s the episode Team Conrad has been waiting for. The fifth episode of the final season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” was released on Prime Video on Wednesday, finally giving a bit more insight into what Conrad (Christopher Briney) has been feeling while watching Belly (Lola Tung) and Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno) fall deeper in love.

During the episode, Conrad steps up to help Belly run errands for the big day while Jeremiah is stuck at work.

Fox News has filed a motion to throw out Gavin Newsom’s $787 million defamation suit, arguing that the governor is seeking to create a “press spectacle” to advance his presidential ambitions.

Newsom sued in June, alleging that Fox host Jesse Watters defamed him by claiming that Newsom lied about a phone call with President Trump. Watters has since offered a quasi-apology, saying that Newsom “wasn’t lying — he was just confusing and unclear.”

In the motion to dismiss filed on Tuesday, Fox News’ lawyers said that Newsom’s lawyers had offered to drop the case if Fox issued a retraction and an apology.

The Boys universe continues to grow at Prime Video as the streamer prepares to dive into the past with the prequel series Vought Rising, which was originally announced at San Diego Comic-Con in 2024. More information about the highly anticipated series has surfaced. As fans already know, the Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles) and Stormfront (Aya Cash)-led series will take a look back into Vought’s past, but how will it all come together? Below, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about the upcoming title, ranging from plot and casting details to who is behind the creation of this corner of The Boys universe. When will Vought Rising premiere? No premiere date is currently set for the series, but stay tuned for updates on Vought Rising‘s arrival as it takes shape at Prime Video. Who stars in Vought Rising? As mentioned above, Ackles and Cash will reprise their roles,...

Everything’s coming up KPop Demon Hunters. The Netflix animated musical film was released in June and became the sensation of the summer for its array of bops, top-notch animation, comedy, and story strength. The movie follows Huntr/x, a group of — you guessed it — K-pop-singing demon hunters who use their music to maintain a barrier against the creatures that used to prey on humankind… until one begins losing her voice due to a dark secret, just as the demon leader forms a boy band group to combat them and unleash his minions upon the world once more. The reception to the film has been overwhelmingly positive, and actor Daniel Dae Kim, who voiced a character in the film and is also bringing his own bit of Korean storytelling to the small screen soon with the spy thriller Butterfly, was delighted to see its success. “Anytime you do a project,...

“Phony,” the coming-of-age mystery pilot starring Connie Britton and Sam Nivola, has been picked up to series at Hulu.

The half-hour show follows a teenage boy who wakes up after a car accident only to find that his mom — his only parent and best friend — appears to have been replaced by an impostor. Nivola plays Sonny, “the most beloved student at his high school” who is only truly known by his mom Ellen (Britton), a single mom who serves as the principal of her son’s school.

The series hails from showrunner and writer-director Nick Paley, who penned “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On...

Five-time Emmy nominee Connie Britton has a case of imposter syndrome… in the literal sense.

Hulu has officially given a series order to Phony, a coming-of-age mystery comedy which sees the Friday Night Lights vet playing Ellen, a single mom to her teenage son Sonny (The White Lotus’ Sam Nivola).

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But things are not what they seem. The mystery follows Sonny, the most...

Week four of Big Brother got off to an exciting start. A new Head of Household was crowned and then dethroned all within 24 hours. Fans saw a bit of a shake-up on the block compared to the past three weeks. After Adrian Rocha said goodbye in an eight-to-four vote on Thursday, it was time for a new Hoh to be crowned. As outgoing Hoh, Lauren Domingue was not eligible to compete. For this competition, houseguests had to team up in three groups of four, leaving one contestant, Kelley Jorgensen, out. They had to walk on thin balance beams and hit a button on four boxes in the fastest time without falling off to proceed to the next round. The winner of the round was allowed to eliminate two people from another team. Kelley was then allowed to play in the next round as the teams were reduced to three people each.

It’s almost time for HGTV viewers to say goodbye to Bargain Block, and Shea Hicks-Whitfield gave fans a glimpse at the show’s final episodes. “We’re 2 weeks away from an All New #BargainBlockWednesday y’all! I can’t wait for you guys to see what we’ve been up to,” she wrote alongside snaps of herself, Evan Thomas, and Keith Bynum at one of the show’s renovated properties via Instagram on Wednesday, August 6. “Tune in to @BargainBlock on Wed 8/20 at 9p on @HGTV Set your DVR now! .” In the pics, the trio posed in a stylish living room with a dark brick fireplace, fun wall art, and a blue suede statement couch. The post’s second slide featured a 2024 throwback snap of the group outside of one of their pre-renovation homes. Fans shared their excitement for Bargain Block‘s remaining episodes, as well as their disappointment over the show’s cancellation,...

Is there a side deal or not? David Ellison, chairman and CEO of the newly merged Paramount Skydance, declined to directly say whether the company’s new owners have an agreement with President Donald Trump to give him millions of dollars worth of free TV advertising airtime (as Trump has claimed). But Ellison reiterated the company’s position that it wasn’t involved in Paramount Global’s $16 million settlement with Trump “in any way.”

Ellison was speaking Thursday during a Q&a at a press briefing in New York City at Paramount’s headquarters in Times Square. He was there...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Wednesday Season 2, Part 1.] Wednesday‘s second season has arrived, and while Jenna Ortega may be back as the titular Addams family character, there are several new faces joining the mix in Part 1. One of the newest characters joining the mix is Judi Spannegel, who works at Willow Hill Psychiatric Hospital, and she’s played by a performer you may recognize. Heather Matarazzo steps into the key role, which [Spoiler] is seemingly the main antagonist for Part 1, as she revealed herself to be an Avian, a.k.a. a person who can control birds to do her bidding. Ultimately, she uses a murder of crows to murder people around Jericho, and Wednesday uncovers this by the end of Season 2’s first half, but things were left in a precarious position as she fled the asylum’s escaped patients on whom she’d been experimenting. While we’re left to assume that Judi sent her ...

“The Gilded Age” has hit a vein of viewers richer than the copper mines of Morenci.

For the fourth straight week, the HBO drama series has notched another viewership high. Episode seven of Season 3 pulled in 4.6 million U.S. viewers in its first three days of availability. That is up from the 4.5 million viewers the show nabbed with episode six and up from 4 million with episode five in the same timeframe. The eighth episode, which is the third season finale, airs on Aug. 10.

Per HBO, the show is adding viewers at a rater nearly 50% higher than the previous two seasons,...

“Wizards Beyond Waverly Place” Season 2 will premiere with two episodes on Friday, Sept. 12, on Disney Channel and Disney Channel On Demand. All episodes will become available on Disney+ in the U.S. and select international markets on Wednesday, Oct. 8.

The series stars David Henrie (as Justin Russo), Janice LeAnn Brown (as Billie), Alkaio Thiele (as Roman Russo), Max Matenko (as Milo Russo), Taylor Cora (as Winter) and Mimi Gianopulos (as Giada Russo). Characters from the original series, Mr. Laritate (Bill Chott) and Mantooth (Sean Whalen), are set to make special appearances. Additionally, Amanda Tepe will make a cameo in the Christmas-themed episode.

For 15 seasons, “ER” revolutionized the medical drama genre, combining fast-paced, immersive storytelling with a deep exploration of the inner lives of doctors and their patients. But more than a decade after the NBC drama’s end, star Noah Wyle wanted to reteam with executive producers John Wells and R. Scott Gemmill to do a check-up of sorts on the healthcare system, whose issues have only been exacerbated by the pandemic and a virulent ecosystem of misinformation that has bred contempt and distrust of medical experts.

While Wells believes some of the antipathy towards healthcare workers stems from a lack of...

After that jaw-dropping cliffhanger that revealed that Dr. Hannah Asher (Jessy Schram) is actually pregnant and it appears Dr. Dean Archer (Steven Weber) could be the father, we had to ask Chicago Med executive producer and showrunner Allen MacDonald to describe in five words these two’s journey this season. His answer: “complicated.” And he repeated it five times. That’s certainly a good way to describe the dynamics at play on the NBC medical drama, returning for its 11th season on Wednesday, October 1. Asher’s relationship with Dr. Mitch Ripley (Luke Mitchell) fell apart while he was going through some things, eventually hitting rock bottom, being suspended, and then saving a woman and her child in a well. That woman, Sadie (Holly Curran), came back in the finale, showing up at his door, suggesting that just as Asher may have moved on with Archer — it’s unclear just what...

Paramount has set the base salaries for its new C-suite on the heels of Skydance closing its $8 billion acquisition of the media giant.

David Ellison, founder of Skydance and now CEO of Paramount, will receive a base salary of $3.5 million, as will Paramount president Jeff Shell, according to financial documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday. They will each be entitled to an annual bonus targeted at $1.5 million each. Also as part of Ellison’s compensation package, the CEO will receive company-paid personal security services.

Chief strategy officer and chief operating officer Andy Gordon has had his base...

Wizards Beyond Waverly Place will return with Season 2 this fall.

The Disney Channel sequel series will kick off its sophomore run with a two-episode premiere, airing Friday, Sept. 12, before all episodes drop on Disney+ on Wednesday, Oct. 8.

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Season 2 guest stars include franchise vets Bill Chott (as Mr. Laritate), Sean Whalen (as Mantooth), and Amanda Tepe (who was featured in several different roles during Wizards’ original 2007-12 run, and will next...

Fox’s upcoming drama series “Memory of a Killer” has added two new series regulars to its cast.

Variety has learned that Daniel David Stewart and Peter Gadiot have joined the series, which is inspired by the Belgian film “De Zaak Alzheimer,” aka “La Memoire Du Tueur.” Stewart and Gadiot will appear alongside previously announced lead Patrick Dempsey and fellow series regulars Michael Imperioli, Richard Harmon, and Odeya Rush.

Per the official logline, the show is about “a hitman, Angelo Ledda (Dempsey), leading a dangerous double life while hiding an even deadlier personal secret — he has developed early onset Alzheimer’s.

Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, the spinoff to the Disney Channel show Wizards of Waverly Place, is gearing up to release Season 2. The Season 1 finale left fans on a cliffhanger after Justin Russo (David Henrie)’s children gained their powers and were told they would have to compete in the family wizard competition. Now, fans will get to see how that all plays out. More guest stars have been confirmed for the season after Selena Gomez shared photos of herself on set, including characters from the original series, as well as a teaser trailer and release date. Read on to find out what the show is conjuring up for another season. Has Wizards Beyond Waverly Place been renewed for Season 2? Yes! You can have all you wanted in your wildest dreams because Disney Television announced on Monday, March 31, that the Russos will be back for Season 2. It’s no surprise given...

Hip-hop icon and “Law & Order: Svu” star Ice-t has signed on to host the 2025 Clue Awards, set to take place Sept. 6 during the annual CrimeCon convention. Presenters on stage will include “CSI” franchise creator Anthony E. Zuiker, ABC News’ John Quiñones, Dr. Ann Burgess and Matt Murphy.

The Clue Awards has also unveiled its nominees for this year’s event (including a new scripted category), and announced the winners of this year’s “Crimefighter of the Year” award: the families of Liberty German and Abigail Williams, who were victims of the Delphi murders in Indiana, along with lead investigator Lt.

Tracee Ellis Ross is packing her (many) bags for another round of adventures on a second season of her hit Roku Originals series “Solo Traveling With Tracee Ellis Ross.”

The award-winning actor and Pattern CEO hosts the travel show, which debuted on July 25, and has since become the most-watched unscripted Roku Original ever. (The streamer calculated the viewership record in terms of unique viewers within the first two weeks of launch.)

Season 1 followed Ross’ journeys through Morocco, Mexico and Spain while employing her unique blend of humor, heart and honesty to spotlight the joys of traveling alone and emphasize the power of self-discovery.

“Wednesday” has returned to dish out another dose of deliciously dark gothic charm. The storyline stretches its slithery tendrils into new territory that has its title character, embodied by Jenna Ortega, face foes old and new (and family) to uncover the latest supernatural mystery endangering Nevermore Academy. What it meant for production designer Mark Scruton and his team, which included designer Philip Murphy, was to expand familiar visual haunts with surprising new twists.

One of those twists, at least from a production standpoint, was shooting the season in an entirely different country. Romania was swapped for Ireland, with Ashford Studios stepping in for the stage work and areas of Dublin, Wicklow, and Offaly for practical backdrops. But fear not, Nevermore still oozes its signature moody trappings — labyrinthine corridors, eerie stained glass, and foreboding woods — but now there are fresh corners of the school revealed, which echo the gear-turning soul of the Industrial Age.

A special installment of “Daily Variety” podcast takes a deep look at the storied history of Paramount Pictures as David Ellison’s Skydance Media formally takes control of the studio after a long slog to closing the deal with Shari Redstone’s National Amusements Inc.

Jeanine Basinger, a respected Hollywood historian and film professor emerita at Wesleyan University, details the origin story of the film factory and what made Paramount unique from the start. Peter Debruge and Owen Gleiberman, Variety‘s chief film critics, weigh in on the qualitative value of the riches in Paramount’s vaults. And to look...