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...

A former special forces operative is handed a second chance to get back in action when a journalist hires him to be her bodyguard during an interview with a volatile dictator. When they all finally meet in the fictional Paldonia, a military coup derails the scoop of a lifetime and the two must find a way to survive mercenaries, the jungle, and each other. The action comedy film Freelance stars John Cena, Alison Brie, and Juan Pablo Raba. It’s directed by Pierre Morel (Taken).

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A journalist, a bodyguard, and a dictator walk into a jungle … and chaos ensues. Claire Wellington (Brie) desperately needs the scoop of a lifetime to get her scandal-ridden career back on track. Paldonia’s unpredictable president, Venegas (Raba) — who hasn’t given an interview in decades — wants to use Claire’s massive platform to reclaim Paldonia from foreign corporate greed. And...

Fans of teen musical dramas are in for a treat this fall. Amazon Prime Video will be debuting a new series, The Runarounds, that is inspired by the real-life rock band of the same name and features its members in the cast. The show will appeal to fans of music-centric series like Daisy Jones & the Six and Nashville, as well as teen melodramas like The Summer I Turned Pretty and Outer Banks. So what else is there to know about The Runarounds? Here’s a look at all of the details so far. What is The Runarounds about? The official logline for the series tells us, “The Runarounds follows a group of recent high school graduates from Wilmington, North Carolina, who come together the summer after graduation to form a rock band, united by their shared love of music and near-impossible dream of stardom. Over the course of one unforgettable summer,...

The Office‘s long-teased spinoff is almost here as Peacock finally unveils the first official trailer for The Paper. The latest look at the series comes about a month before the show’s debut, giving fans a peek at the laughs ahead. This news comes a few months after the streamer teased the show’s arrival at NBC‘s Upfront presentation in May 2025. Along with setting a premiere date, trailer, and unveiling the apt title, Peacock confirmed the casting and official logline, among other need-to-know details for the upcoming series. Below, we’re breaking down everything we know so far. Stay tuned for more updates on The Paper in the weeks ahead, and scroll down for a closer look. What is The Office spinoff’s title? As mentioned above, The Office spinoff’s title is officially The Paper, which sticks with the simple and straightforward concept from the previous series.

Greg Daniels must really have missed cubicles: “The Office” creator is back with a documentary-style sitcom spinoff series, titled “The Paper,” that reunites him with a slew of “Office” alums. Daniels and “Nathan For You” co-creator Michael Koman are the co-creators, co-showrunner, writers, and executive producers of the highly-anticipated Peacock series.

Much like “The Office,” “The Paper” revolves around an ensemble cast including Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore, Chelsea Frei, Melvin Gregg, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Alex Edelman, Ramona Young, Tim Key, and “The Office” alum Oscar Nuñez. Original (Aka British) “The Office” stars and co-creators Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant executive produce “The Paper” along with Howard Klein, Ben Silverman, and Banijay Americas (formerly Reveille).

“The Office” was originally created for BBC by Gervais and Merchant, where it ran from 2001 to 2003 before Daniels adapted it for American television in 2005. The U.S. version ran for nine seasons and earned 42 Primetime Emmy Award nominations,...

Dunder Mifflin is back. Well, not exactly. But the documentary crew that filmed inside the fictional paper company’s office is back, and this time with a new subject.

“The Paper,” an offshoot of NBC’s beloved sitcom “The Office,” follows the staff of a struggling Midwestern newspaper, which happens to employ original series favorite Oscar Martinez (a role reprised by Oscar Nuñez). The mockumentary comedy series debuts on Peacock with four episodes on Sept. 4.

In the trailer, an ambitious journalist named Ned Sampson (Domhnall Gleeson) joins the Toledo Truth Teller as editor-in-chief, with big ideas on how to revitalize the newspaper,...

The Office fans, it’s happening (cue the Michael Scott Gif): We’ve got our first look at Peacock’s new spinoff.

Peacock has released a trailer for The Paper, the much-anticipated offshoot of The Office premiering Thursday, Sept. 4 on the streamer. And in it, the documentary crew that followed Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch for nine seasons turns its cameras on a struggling Ohio newspaper, the Toledo Truth Teller. (Watch the full trailer below.)

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After his prison release, Todd Chrisley is setting his sights on finding the perfect partner for his mother, Nanny Faye Chrisley. “I look pretty good to be 80, but you know what? I’m not advertising,” Faye said on the Wednesday, August 6, episode of Todd and Julie Chrisley‘s Chrisley Confessions 2.0 podcast. Todd expressed his desire to get his mom on a dating app, to which she said, “You go ahead and put yourself on a dating site. I’m not.” While Faye wasn’t a fan of the dating app idea, Julie suggested that her mother-in-law join a popular reality dating series. “She might be on The Golden Bachelorette,” Julie exclaimed. Todd loved the idea, adding, “Mama, we could put you on there!” Disney / Gilles Mingasson Faye, however, has no interest in joining Bachelor Nation. “No. You’re not putting me nowhere,” she declared. “I’m resigning, I’m through.

Brian Cox will be shaking (not stirring) things up on TV again soon — this time, as The Controller for Season 2 of 007: Road to a Million. The reality competition series follows eight teams of two everyday people who go on a global adventure through James Bond-inspired challenges. The trailer for Season 2 was just released, and the tasks are riskier than ever. Here is everything you need to know about Season 2. When does 007: Road to a Million premiere? 007: Road to a Million Season 2 will launch globally on August 22. It is an eight-part Prime Video original series. Where can you watch 007: Road to a Million? The series streams exclusively on Prime Video. The eight episodes of Season 1 are also all available on the streamer. Who is The Controller? Brian Cox, a Scottish actor, is The Controller. He is known for his role in the HBO show Succession. The Controller...

If you were totally buggin’ about the idea of never seeing Alicia Silverstone suit up as the millennial fashionista Cher Horowitz again, there’s good news. Peacock is giving the green light to a Clueless TV show with the actress returning to her role. So what do we know about the Clueless sequel show so far? Here’s a look! When will the Clueless TV show air? There’s no premiere date yet for the Clueless TV series, but we do know where it’ll be available to watch: Peacock, which also produced follow-up series to other relics of the era, Saved by the Bell and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Who will star in the Clueless revival series? Alicia Silverstone will be returning to her role as the sartorially satisfying Cher Horowitz, Deadline reports. She will also executive produce the show. No word yet on whether any of the...

Mr. Pratt goes to Washington, indeed. On Aug. 4, the reality star touched down in the nation’s capital for a three-day trip to meet with a slew of top federal officials including Attorney General Pam Bondi about the catastrophic fires that ravaged Los Angeles in January.

The visit marks an escalation in his battle with California Gov. Gavin Newsom that began last month. “The Hills” star, whose Pacific Palisades home and his parents’ residence were destroyed in the deadly blazes that also tore through Malibu and Altadena, has publicly accused the governor and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass of mismanagement...

A country music superstar appearing on a drama set in a city known for the genre? It only makes sense! Kane Brown, the multi-Platinum-selling, award-winning singer/songwriter, will guest star in the 9-1-1: Nashville series premiere, airing on Thursday, October 9, at 9/8c, on ABC, following 9-1-1‘s return for its ninth season. In his appearance, Brown’s character “proves heroic in a major storyline in the episode,” the description teases. 9-1-1: Nashville is the latest spinoff in the first responder universe. 9-1-1 is going into its ninth season (six of which aired on Fox), while Lone Star ended after five seasons earlier this year. Nashville is a high-octane procedural about our heroic first responders, as well as their family saga of power and glamour set in one of America’s most diverse and dynamic cities. The series stars Chris O’Donnell, Jessica Capshaw, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, LeAnn Rimes, Hailey Kilgore,...

Chris McKenna took over the role of General Hospital’s Jack Brennan from Charles Mesure back in February and, despite recent speculation about him leaving, the actor has confirmed he will be sticking around Port Charles for the foreseeable future. McKenna addressed rumors that spread on social media about him exiting the daytime drama while at the General Hospital Fan Club Weekend this past weekend. He revealed to fans that he’d been promoted to contract status on the long-running soap. “It’s my first chance since I was a preteen to spend time with a role,” he continued. “At this age, with much more experience under my belt, I’m excited to create a character I can be proud of and love — and hopefully people come to love, even if you love to hate him!” Then, speakimg with Women’s World this week, McKenna opened up about his decision...

Superstore’s Jon Miyahara, who recurred throughout all six seasons of the NBC workplace comedy as Cloud 9 employee Brett, has died at the age of 83. A cause of death has not been disclosed.

Miyahara’s passing was confirmed by cast member Colton Dunn (Garrett), who eulogized the silent scene stealer in an Instagram post.

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“John was a really awesome guy and as a performer could speak volumes with just a look,” Dunn wrote. “He was such a memorable part of the Cloud 9 team.

Before Selena Gomez landed the lead role on Disney Channel’s “Wizards of Waverly Place,” she filmed pilots for spinoffs of two of the network’s most popular shows: “Lizzie McGuire” and “The Suite Life of Zack & Cody.”

In a new interview with Jake Shane on his “Therapuss” podcast, Gomez reflected on her rise to fame as a teen after being featured on “Barney & Friends” as a child.

“It was actually a weird thing because I was on three pilots for the Disney Channel: one was the spinoff of ‘Lizzie McGuire,’ one was the spinoff of ‘The Suite Life of Zack & Cody...

Jenny Marrs has assured Fixer to Fabulous fans that the popular HGTV show will be coming back for a seventh season later this year, as she shares an exciting update with her Instagram followers. On Tuesday (August 5), Jenny took to her Instagram page, where she shared a family photo with her husband and co-star Dave Marrs and their five children, Nathan, Ben, Sylvie, Charlotte, and Luke. In the post’s caption, Jenny wrote, “Today was a very special reveal day.” She continued, “This project started many months ago and began as an exciting and super fun remodel for a friend who is like family. It then took the most unexpected and tragic pivot we have ever experienced in our twenty years of building homes. But today? Today, there was joy.” Jenny didn’t reveal what that “unexpected and tragic pivot” was, but promised fans they’ll get to watch the...

In the shocking final moments of the penultimate episode of the 1880s costume drama’s third season, a gunman burst into the palatial home of railroad titan George Russell (Morgan Spector) and his wife, NY society queen Bertha (Carrie Coon), aimed at assassinating George, just as he had saved his failing fortunes with the help of his son, Larry (Harry Richardson). When The Gilded Age Season 3 finale opens, George lies between life and death as Dr. William Kirkland (Jordan Donica), who was visiting his fiancée, Peggy Scott (Denée Benton), across the street, tries desperately to save his life. As George lies grievously wounded, his son tries to heal the serious breech with his neighbor’s niece, Marian Brook (Louisa Jacobson), who ended their engagement after discovering that on the night of telling their families the news, Larry spent the evening at what Marian calls “a house of ill-dispute.” There is,...

Let the games begin. Again. Netflix’s Alice in Borderland returns for a third season next month, and as the teaser trailer promises, the Joker is wild. In this latest installment of the sci-fi thriller, the survivors of the Face Card games from Season 2 are drawn back into Borderland for one final challenge, as the Joker card revives old competitors, familiar enemies, and new dangers. Based on the manga by Haro Aso, Alice in Borderland transforms Tokyo into a dark and twisted alternate reality, using references to Alice in Wonderland to craft a surreal and deadly playing field for its unfortunate players. But when will the new season return? And who is set to play the third round? Read more to find out. When does Alice in Borderland Season 3 premiere? Season 3 of the Netflix Series Alice in Borderland is set for release on Thursday, September 25, 2025, on Netflix. What is Alice in Borderland Season 3 about?...

Lovers of serialized storytelling, don’t let its name fool you: the Toronto International Film Festival has been celebrating series and the small screen for a decade. As the fest readies for the tenth anniversary of its Primetime program at this year’s event — dedicated to “spotlighting exceptional international series and boundary-pushing episodic storytelling” — TIFF has today announced the 2025 lineup.

This year’s Primetime slate features six world premieres including Sterlin Harjo’s latest, “The Lowdown,” which opens the section and stars Ethan Hawke, plus Netflix’s latest original Canadian series “Wayward”, Zach Baylin and Kate Susman’s “Black Rabbit”, “Origin: The Story of the Basketball Africa League” (the only documentary series in the lineup), and “The Savage” (created by Houman Seyyedi).

Over the past few weeks, TIFF has announced the majority of its selections, including Colin Hanks’ opening night documentary “John Candy: I Like Me,” plus new films from Steven Soderbergh,...

Camilla Luddington thought she was just experiencing the normal effects of aging until she was recently diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that explained the symptoms she’d been experiencing. On the latest episode of her Call It What It Is podcast, which she co-hosts with her Grey’s Anatomy costar Jessica Capshaw, Luddington opened up about her health, revealing she underwent bloodwork earlier this year, which came back with surprising results. “About two-and-a-half months ago — now still very recent — I had blood work,” Luddington said. “It came back, and my doctor was like, ‘Everything looks great except this one little thing. And I remember hearing the words autoimmune disease and thinking, ‘What the f***?’ And then being told that I had something called Hashimoto’s hypothyroidism and that it was very common.” According to the Mayo Clinic, “Hashimoto’s disease is an autoimmune disorder affecting the thyroid gland”, caused by “the immune system attacking healthy tissues,...

Gayle King isn’t letting Donald Trump‘s recent comments about her get to her head. Earlier this week, Trump reacted to a recent report alleging that King’s future on CBS is uncertain. “Gayle King’s career is over. She should have stayed with her belief in Trump. She never had the courage to do so,” he wrote via Truth Social on Monday, August 4. “No talent, no ratings, no strength!!!” King was questioned about Trump’s criticism by TMZ after she wrapped CBS Mornings‘ Tuesday, August 5, episode. “I’m sorry he feels that way, but I like my job, [and will] continue to do my job,” she told the outlet as she got into her car. King went on to quip that she’s joined a “long list of people” whom Trump has publicly criticized this year. “I’m in a group now with Bruce Springsteen, Taylor Swift, Stephen Colbert,” she stated.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode 5 “Through the Lens of Time.”] The Gorn may be off the board — for now, at least, as Star Trek: Strange New Worlds executive producer Henry Alonso Myers is quick to note, “The Gorn aren’t out of the way, you’re going to see them again” — but there’s already a new Big Bad. In the latest episode, a landing party of Chapel (Jess Bush), La’an (Christina Chong), Spock (Ethan Peck), Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding), Beto (Mynor Luken), and Ensign Gamble join Korby (Cillian O’Sullivan) on a planet only to end up in what they, only later, realize is a layered dimensional prison — and one of the prisoners injures and infects Gamble (destroying his eyes). Held inside is an evil, known as the Vezda, and it does eventually leave Gamble’s body (he’s already dead) after Pelia (Carol Kane) shoots it.

Maple Brook, Texas, was shaken to its core when teenager Abby (Madison Wolfe) was found dead in the surrounding woods, bludgeoned to death. As authorities rounded up suspects and witnesses, Pastor Pete Lightfoot (Paul Teal) soon became a figure in the investigation as connections between Pete, Abby, and her boyfriend Brad (George Ferrier) began to surface. In the early episodes, audiences were introduced to the handsome youth pastor as a close confidant of Abby, but those who understand the hearts and minds of teenage girls might have been quick to sense that something was off. Yes, Pastor Pete was there to minister to his flock, but not that closely. Or that intensely. Hours before Abby’s death, Deputy Salazar (Karen Rodriguez) discovered that Abby made a phone call to Pastor Pete. When she went to question him at the church, she learned he was on leave. Reverend Clint (Jason Davis...

“9-1-1: Nashville” is bringing on some serious country talent for the premiere of the Music City-set series with a cameo from singer Kane Brown, Variety has learned exclusively.

Per ABC, Brown “proves heroic in a major storyline” in the first episode of the new “9-1-1” spinoff, debuting Thursday, Oct 9. at 9 p.m. on ABC and available to stream the next day on Hulu.

Brown will film a scene for the episode, which is set during a concert performance on Thursday in Nashville.

Following in the foot steps of the ongoing Los Angeles-based “9-1-1” and its now-ended Texas spinoff “9-1-1: Lone Star,...

Dean Cain has drawn the ire of fans after revealing he’s enlisted as an officer for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice), with some calling the former Superman actor “willfully stupid.” The actor, best known for portraying the Man of Steel in the popular 1990s ABC series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, revealed the surprising news on his social media channels on Tuesday (August 5). “For those who don’t know, I am a sworn law enforcement officer, as well as being a filmmaker, and I felt it was important to join with our first responders to help secure the safety of all Americans, not just talk about it,” Cain said in a video. “So, I joined up.” He went on to encourage others to join Ice, touting the “great benefits” that come with the job. “So, if you want to help save America, Ice is...

David Ellison’s Skydance Media has closed its $8 billion merger with Paramount Global to create new company Paramount, a Skydance Corporation, the parties announced Thursday.

Under Skydance, Paramount will be restructured into three divisions: studios, direct-to-consumer and TV media.

In an open letter released with the deal close, Ellison, who will serve as Paramount chairman and CEO, reiterated Skydance’s promise to realize $2 billion in cost synergies post-merger, adding he now has “greater confidence in our ability to not only achieve — but meaningfully exceed” that figure through plans to “transition the entire enterprise to a single technology platform.”

“Today marks...

Ayo Edebiri and Will Sharpe‘s highly anticipated rom-com series is taking shape at Apple TV+ as the streamer unveils new casting info for Prodigies. Announced in April 2025, the project is bringing together some exciting talent and promising some laughs ahead. Below, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about Prodigies so far, from the casting and a potential premiere date to the premise, episode count, and much more. Scroll down for a closer look at what’s ahead, and stay tuned for more on Prodigies in the months ahead. When will Prodigies premiere? Prodigies doesn’t currently have a premiere date at Apple TV+, but the streamer has unveiled that the season will feature seven episodes for viewers to enjoy. As of July 2025, Prodigies is currently in production. Who stars in Prodigies? Along with Edebiri and Sharpe, Prodigies stars Rina Sawayama, Andrene Ward-Hammond, Yumi Asō, Tobias Menzies,...

Warning: This interview reveals a big twist from Wednesday Season 2, Episode 2. Don’t want to be spoiled? Get to streaming!

It was the question (well, one of the questions) on every Wednesday fan’s mind at the end of Season 1: Who is her mysterious stalker?

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That quandary looms large in the first half of Season 2, now streaming on Netflix, as...

Dick’s Sporting Goods is launching a production banner called Cookie Jar & A Dream Studios, which will make its official debut on an ESPN documentary titled “Big Dreams: The Little League World Series 2024.”

The 51-minute film explores the wins, losses, sweat and tears at the tournament in rural Pennsylvania. Produced alongside Imagine Documentaries in association with MLB Studios, the documentary will premiere on ESPN on Aug. 12 at 9:30 p.m. Et.

Dick’s says Cookie Jar & A Dream is a “natural progression” of the sporting goods brand’s decade-long foray into filmmaking. The company has backed five feature-length...

Nexstar reported its second-quarter 2025 earnings Thursday, revealing ad sales dropped 9% year over year for the April 1-June 30 period without a presidential election to fuel political ad spend. Meanwhile, the TV station group giant is still projecting its CW broadcaster will reach profitability by next year.

For Q2, Nexstar reported $475 million in overall ad revenue, down 9% from the $522 million posted in the comparable 2024 quarter. That included a $36 million decrease in political ad spend, down to $9 million for the quarter, and an $11 million drop in non-political ad sales.

During a call with analysts later Thursday, Nexstar COO Mike Biard said that in...

Chris Cuomo made an on-air apology to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Wednesday night (August 6) after getting into an online argument with the Democratic Congresswoman over a deepfake video. Earlier in the day, Cuomo fell for a spoof A.I. video, which saw the US representative for New York’s 14th congressional district calling out Sydney Sweeney’s controversial American Eagle jeans commercial on the floor of Congress. “Sydney Sweeney looks like an Aryan goddess,” the fake Ocasio-Cortez says in the video. “And the American Eagle campaign is blatant Nazi propaganda.” She also uses terms like “sultry little temptress,” “Canadian tuxedo,” and “bouncy little fun bags.” While most recognized the video as blatantly fake, Cuomo took it seriously, retweeting the clip on his X account and writing, “Nothing about Hamas or people burning jews cars…but Sweeney jeans ad? Deserved time on floor of congress? What happened to this party? Fight for small business…...

Kelly Clarkson is taking a break from her Las Vegas residency to deal with a family illness, potentially putting the seventh season of her daytime talk show in jeopardy. On Wednesday (August 6), the popular singer took to Instagram to reveal her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock, is ill. Due to this, Clarkson said she’ll be postponing the rest of her Las Vegas residency so that she can be there for their children, River (10) and Remington (8). “Unfortunately, I need to postpone the remainder of the August Studio Session dates in Las Vegas,” the former American Idol winner wrote. “While I normally keep my personal life private, this past year, my children’s father has been ill and at this moment, I need to be fully present for them.” She continued, “I am sincerely sorry to everyone who bought tickets to the shows and I so appreciate your grace, kindness and understanding.” View...

The story of Warner Bros. Discovery is quickly becoming a tale of two companies — and that’s a narrative executives would really like Wall Street to hear.

The company behind the Warner Bros. studio, the HBO Max streaming service and cable networks including CNN and HGTV saw improving results for its streaming operations and production studios, even as conditions for its traditional TV networks appeared to worsen. Such reports will no doubt bolster the company’s recent decision to split itself in two. One company will house the production and streaming assets, while the other, laden with debt, will grapple...

German production house Bavaria Fiction has become a green pioneer by securing validation for its headquarters under the Eco-Management and Audit Scheme, the world’s most demanding environmental management system, and Iso 14001 Certification. The company claims to be the first major film and series production house in the world to have achieved this.

A team at Bavaria Fiction led by Tobias Wolf, senior sustainability manager, coordinates environmental protection measures covering energy, water, business travel, vehicle fleet, resources and waste, with the goal of reducing CO₂ emissions.

Since the introduction of the environmental management system, total emissions at the Munich...

Dean Cain says he’s joining Ice.

During an appearance on Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime” on Wednesday, the former “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman” star explained that he spoke to the officials over at the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement and will be joining their ranks “Asap.”

He told Watters, “I put out a recruitment video yesterday, I’m actually a sworn deputy sheriff and a reserve police office, I wasn’t part of Ice, but once I put that out there and you put a little blurb on your show, it went crazy. So...

Did you think South Park would take it easy on Donald Trump this week? Yeah, we didn’t, either.

In Wednesday’s episode, Cartman is enraged when he sees Clyde start a debate podcast where he says terrible things about women and Jews. Hey, that’s Cartman’s thing! As Clyde explains to guidance counselor Mr. Mackey, “I’m just trying to make my nut, man.” (DoorDash isn’t free, you know.) But then P.C. Principal fires Mr. Mackey because the government is cutting back on “unnecessary expenses,” and Mr. Mackey is left wondering: “What about my nut?”

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The second episode of “South Park” Season 27 was just as provocative as the premiere, with United States Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem leading Ice in a raid on the local production of “Dora the Explorer Live!”

The episode begins when Mr. Mackey loses his job as counselor of South Park Elementary. He quickly is out of options to make his “nut,” which adds up to $8,000 a month. His banker suggests he join Ice, which offers a “$100,000 salary” and a “$50,000 signing bonus.”

After some brief deliberation, Mackey heads to Ice HQ. They let him join without a second thought and...

What does it take for a rising star to make the cut for Variety‘s Power of Young Hollywood issue?

Ramin Setoodeh, Variety co-Editor in Chief, offers insights into how the annual issue and celebration of young talent is assembled on the latest episode of “Daily Variety” podcast.

“We spend a lot of time discussing who should be on the cover of the issue. We do a lot of editorial meetings, people brainstorm, people pitch,” Setoodeh says. “For this issue in particular, I always ask a lot of our reporters who are in their 20s to weigh in and tell...

[Warning: The following post contains spoilers for The Challenge Season 41, Episode 2.] The second episode of The Challenge Season 41, Vets and New Threats, should’ve probably been about the buckwild challenge of the day, or that heated women’s elimination, or the twist T.J. Lavin announced about post-elimination team shakeups, or even the weird position being a “hangnail” puts someone in. Instead, though, Episode 2 of the season — aptly titled, “We Used to Hook Up” — was all about how Johnny Bananas‘ latest hookup turned a muscly rookie into a drunken sadboy who punches walls. Yep, as ostensibly resistant as Dee Valledares was about getting into any kind of cahoots with Johnny in the premiere episode, even expressing ire over being chosen as his partner for fear it’d put a target on her back, that all went out the window in week two. After getting a new partner — perhaps ironically, she chose Leroy Garrett for his tendency to avoid...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for Season 2 Part 1 of “Wednesday.”

After defeating an evil resurrected pilgrim, a hyde and its master in Season 1 of “Wednesday,” the Addams family heroine (Jenna Ortega) finds herself at the center of an even more urgent mystery in Season 2. There’s been a new string of murders in Jericho, and according to one of Wednesday’s psychic visions, her roommate, Enid (Emma Myers), might be next.

Wednesday quickly figures out that she’s dealing with an avian, someone with the ability to control birds who is using them to kill people. She was too...

Retirement homes are supposed to be for, well, retirement. But rest, relaxation, and bridge tournaments aren’t in the cards for one set of seniors. As you can see in the trailer above, this group of unlikely sleuths has uncovered a murder case, and they’re willing to risk their lives to solve it. They’re The Thursday Murder Club, and they’re coming to Netflix in a new movie out on Aug. 28. Based on the bestselling novel by Richard Osman, this is a whodunit with teeth — false ones, of course.

After you’ve watched the trailer, read on for a more thorough investigation of the new Netflix-Amblin co-production, directed by Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone filmmaker Chris Columbus and with a screenplay by Katy Brand and Suzanne Heathcote, and flip through the star-studded first-look images of The Thursday Murder Club below.

By the way, Columbus tells Netflix, “This...

Yearning for the dark and macabre? A mystery to sink your teeth into? A tale full of woe? Whether you’re trying to fill the void between new episodes of Wednesday or simply feel most at home among the shadows, we’ve got your next dreadfully delightful binge watch.

These series all prove that nightmares really do come true. Murderous whodunits, supernatural suspense, teen intrigue, and, of course, scream-inducing scares. No matter what you’re looking for, you’ll find that each of these shows will scratch the itch … no help from Thing needed.

So please, forgo hunting down a Hyde or ensnaring a serial killer — even if it is what Wednesday would do — and instead press play on any of these dark and twisty series. They are sure to deepen a melancholic mood — or if you prefer, sustain a mirthless mentality — and will appease even the coldest of...

Sofia Carson only ever had one actor in mind for Jamie, the enigmatic and charming other half to her character Anna in the romance My Oxford Year. “I always knew it would be Corey Mylchreest,” she says. Carson, known for Purple Hearts,Carry-On, and The Life List, also executive produces the film. “The moment he walked into the room and we started reading the script, we transformed into Anna and Jamie. Instantly.”

My Oxford Year follows Anna, an ambitious girl from Queens, New York City, who comes to Oxford University in the UK for a year-long poetry class before starting a grueling role at Goldman Sachs back in Manhattan. When she meets Jamie, a fellow student-turned-unexpected teaching assistant, the two embark on an epic romance that leads her to question her structured life plan.

Their relationship is anything but straightforward, starting with their bumpy meet-cute. The two collide in a...

Prepare to laugh and cry with Sofia Carson and Corey Mylchreest in My Oxford Year, a new romance written by Allison Burnett (Autumn in New York) and Melissa Osborne, and directed by BAFTA nominee Iain Morris, now streaming on Netflix. The film is based on a novel by Julia Whelan, which was adapted from Burnett’s original screenplay. Head to campus with the brand-new trailer above.

“Iain Morris created one of the most iconic pieces of British television, The Inbetweeners,” says Carson, who also executive produces the movie — her second production credit following 2022’s Purple Hearts. “Comedy is his language. It was so important for Marty to bring in Iain as our director, because he was so certain of the importance of comedy to the DNA of this film. You simply cannot have a British romance without iconic British humor. Iain’s vision of this film brought to life a sweeping,...

With his nearly two-decade career, Ryan Seacrest is certainly a household name. He has more than dipped his toe into hosting TV programs and has amassed a large fortune for himself with his numerous jobs. How much does Ryan Seacrest make from Wheel of Fortune, and what is his total net worth? Beginning in 2002, Seacrest emerged onto the scene when he hosted American Idol. With 23 seasons under his belt, he doesn’t appear to be going anywhere. His paycheck for the ABC reboot is reported to be $12 million per season, according to multiple sources. Seacrest branched out into radio in 2004 and currently hosts On Air With Ryan Seacrest and American Top 40. According to Forbes, he earned $15 million in 2015 for hosting both shows, though he likely makes significantly more now. Through his iHeartRadio programs, Seacrest also hosts the annual Jingle Ball event in Los Angeles. While hosting Idol, Seacrest, 50, has taken on additional projects,...

On the eve of Shari Redstone closing a $8 billion deal that will end her family’s decades-long stewardship of Paramount Global and predecessor companies, she sent a memo to staffers expressing her gratitude for their work — and shared optimism of the new company’s prospects as it gets taken over by David Ellison’s Skydance Media.

The subject line of her memo read: “Thank you for your talent, hard work, and dedication. I will be cheering for you, always.”

“My family and I have always loved this Company. While it is not easy to step away, I am very proud...

The upcoming USA Network drama series “Anna Pigeon” has added three actors in recurring roles.

Variety has learned that Manuel Rodriguez-Saenz, Ryan Northcott, and Cooper Levy have all joined the series, which is based on the Nevada Barr novels featuring the titular character.

All three join series lead Tracy Spiridakos in the drama as well as cast member Ronnie Rowe Jr. Production on the series is currently underway in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

The official logline states, “Anna Pigeon (Spiridakos) is a former city slicker who became a park ranger after a devastating loss changed the trajectory of her life forever.

Mike Colter has reunited with some of his Evil colleagues.

Colter will star in Cupertino, a legal drama based in Silicon Valley in development at CBS, TVLine has confirmed. Cupertino hails from Evil‘s Robert and Michelle King.

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In May, CBS ordered 12 episode scripts for the potential series; it later commissioned a writers’ room that is slated to open this fall.

Jenna Bush Hager has a dream for the next “chapter” of her life. On the Wednesday, August 6, episode of Today With Jenna & Friends, Bush Hager revealed that she’s open to moving back home to Austin, Texas, after her time on the NBC morning show comes to an end. “I have this sort of dream — I just think everybody should have chapters in their lives. So, I have a dream, I don’t know how realistic it is, but when this chapter, when the Jenna & Friends chapter has come to a close…” she told her guest host, Matt Rogers, who chimed in by asking, “Well, why would that ever happen?” Bush Hager jokingly replied, “Well, linear television, baby! Who knows?” She also teased that her kids becoming teenagers could play a part in a potential move. The TV personality shares her daughters Mila, 12, and Poppy, 9, and son Hal, 5, with her husband,...

Robert and Michelle King‘s newest legal drama will reunite the power producers with Evil star Mike Colter. Colter will reportedly star in Cupertino, a David vs. Goliath-style drama that’s set for a CBS debut in the 2026-2027 TV season. Find out more details about Cupertino below. When will Cupertino premiere? An exact premiere date has not yet been announced, but the series is expected to be part of CBS’s 2026-2027 season plans. Who will star in Cupertino? Colter’s casting was first reported by Deadline, which described his character as an attorney who, after being fired by a Silicon Valley startup in a stock option theft scheme, teams up with a fellow fired attorney to represent victims of greedy tech gurus. Additional casting information is not available at this time. The Kings produce the series alongside Liz Glotzer and their own production company, ...