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Since rising through Hollywood's ranks as a child star in the likes of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Finding Neverland, and The Spiderwick Chronicles, Freddie Highmore has broken the curse that often surrounds successful child stars and broken into a triumphant acting career as an adult. Still only 33 years of age, although he still looks much younger, Highmore has dazzled and delighted in the likes of Bates Motel as the iconic Norman Bates, Spanish heist thriller The Vault, and most notably as Shaun Murphy in The Good Doctor, which officially ended last year.

Now, the London-born actor is returning to his British roots to join Bodyguard star Keeley Hawes in the upcoming crime thriller series The Assassin. Announced back in August 2024, the wait for more information about this tantalizing new Prime Video series has felt long, with that wait finally over thanks to Radio Times. Not only have first-look images...

Elizabeth Berkley made a surprise appearance Saturday night at an LGBTQ Pride screening of her cult classic “Showgirls.”

The movie’s showing was part of Cinespia’s 30th anniversary celebration of the film at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles.

“Happy Pride! I love you guys so much,” Berkley said, eliciting applause and cheers. “You have no idea, I love you so much. I just want to honor this extraordinary, powerful, bold, magical, sexy, strong, resilient LGBTQ+ community.”

She continued, “You guys saw me before anybody else saw me. You believed in me before anybody and you believed in this film and found yourself in Nomi.”

Berkley stars in the film as Nomi, an aspiring dancer in Las Vegas who is befriended, but then double-crossed by, Crystal (Gina Gershon), the aging star of “Goddess,” an upscale strip show. The cast of the movie, directed by Paul Verhoeven from a Joe Eszterhas script,...

After reuniting with some of Elsbeth‘s biggest guests for a star-studded musical Season 2 finale, Carrie Preston is ready to apprehend more of the Great White Way.

While attending last weekend’s 78th Tony Awards, the Emmy-winning actress teased who from Broadway she’d like to work with on an upcoming season of the CBS procedural comedy drama.

“There’s so many people on this red carpet that I’ve met tonight or that I know. I always ask them, ‘Do you wanna be on the show? Because I’ll pass it along,'” she told Us Weekly at the awards show.

Preston added, “So I saw Brooke Shields tonight. I saw Celia Keenan-Bolger tonight. Of course Cole Escola. I’d like to see if we can round up pretty much everybody on Broadway and get them on.”

The interview came shortly before Escola made history as the first openly non-binary Tony Winner,...

Travolta and a team of misfits are forced to raid a tawdry gambling den, but the stakes are disappointingly low in this ineptly made work

Here is a cheap-ass knockoff of Ocean’s Eleven starring John Travolta that makes the Soderbergh film look like something by Andrei Tarkovsky or Ingmar Bergman. High Rollers is a heart-slowing work of staggering stupidity and charmlessness, ineptly made and quite frankly dull except when its flaws become so egregious you can’t help but guffaw.

The idea is that Mason Goddard leads a rodent pack of skilled thieves and conmen. The gang is first met at the beach wedding of two of the group’s younger members, tech whiz Link and dim hunk Caras (Swen Temmel). Alas, the nuptials are interrupted when international criminal Salazar (Danny Pardo) and his henchmen swoop in and kidnap Mason’s wife Amelia. Salazar demands that Mason and his crew,...

A beautiful drifter tries to make it in the strip clubs of Las Vegas in this absurd film – now a cult favourite thanks to its maniacal acting and directing

Martin Scorsese’s Casino wasn’t the only Las Vegas movie of 1995, there was also Showgirls – now on rerelease for its 30th anniversary – whose pure bizarreness has over three decades achieved its own identity, like Dick Van Dyke’s cockney accent in Mary Poppins. It is the softcore erotic drama from screenwriter Joe Eszterhas and director Paul Verhoeven that has made a slow ascent from critical flop to kitsch cult favourite and now to a supposed tongue-out-of-cheek classic melodrama. Maybe it’s the last great mainstream exploitation picture, a film which owns and flaunts its crassness; a bi-curious catfight version of All About Eve or Pretty Woman.

Elizabeth Berkley plays Nomi, a mysterious, beautiful, super-sexy drifter who arrives in Vegas, hoping...

What did she do with that chicken drumstick? Did she really play the jaw harp for the Scissor Sisters? As her new movie High Rollers is released, the actor is ready to answer all

Gina Gershon has been on our screens for nearly 40 years, during which she has starred in scene-stealing roles opposite some of Hollywood’s biggest actors. In her more likable moments, she orders an orgasm from cocktail-maker Tom Cruise in Cocktail (“How many would you like?” “Multiple” – fnar fnar) and takes a bullet for Nicolas Cage in Face/Off. In her less likable (but equally scene-stealing) moments, she receives a lapdance from – and gets pushed down the stairs by – Elizabeth Berkley in Showgirls, chops Val Kilmer into small pieces in Breathless, gets murdered under the supposed watch of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jim Belushi in Red Heat, and is forced by Matthew McConaughey to simulate oral sex on a chicken drumstick in Killer Joe.

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The slasher genre has had a long and enduring journey in the film industry, and now it finally has the recognition it deserves. As there are millions of fans and it almost always performs wonderfully at the box office, that’s why we have decided to compile a list of the best slasher films you can find on Netflix. So, if you are a fan of the slasher genre and love all the blood and gore, these seven films on Netflix are a must-watch for you.

Scream VI Credit – Paramount Pictures

Scream VI is a slasher horror thriller film co-directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett from a screenplay co-written by James Vanderbilt and Guy Busick. The 2023 film is the sixth installment in the long-running Scream film franchise and a direct sequel to the 2022 film Scream. It is set in New York,...

Get a head start on the fall festivities with the Thanksgiving: John Carver’s Carving Board Game from Fright-Rags.

Based on Eli Roth‘s Thanksgiving, the game is designed by Roth and Jon Cohn. It features cover art by Zachary Jackson Brown and a layout by Fright-Rags’ Joe Guy Allard.

3-12 players start by attending a department store Black Friday sale that quickly gets out of hand, with people horrifically dying in every aisle. But things go from bad to worse, because a killer wearing a John Carver mask is also on the loose murdering the townsfolk in droves.

Players are rewarded for dying… a lot! The player who dies the most is revealed to be John Carver, triggering a final battle between the rest of the players and the killer.

It includes a game board, die, Carver standee and clip, two Carver’s Carving cards, six Reference cards, one Round Counter token,...

With Thanksgiving months away, Nell Verlaque is getting ready for a second serving of Eli Roth‘s seasonal slasher.

At last Wednesday’s premiere of Prime Video‘s Overcompensating, the actress told Deadline that she’s “really excited” to get into production on the sequel to 2023’s Thanksgiving, which she hopes to film after completing production on her upcoming MGM+ series American Classic.

“I think we will be filming this year,” said Verlaque on the red carpet at the Hollywood Palladium. “I actually just saw Eli, and we’re talking about some plot points, so I’m really excited for it.”

With the first installment surpassing $46 million worldwide and Certified Fresh at 84% on Rotten Tomatoes, Roth announced a sequel on Instagram a few weeks after the original’s premiere in November 2023.

The director originally announced the Sony followup was “set for release in 2025,” noting that he and writer Jeff Rendell...

“Thanksgiving” star Nell Verlaque can’t wait to shoot the sequel to the surprise box office hit.

Her character Jessica is one of the few who survived director and co-writer Eli Roth’s first Turkey-time holiday slasher.

Verlaque tells me she’s read parts of the follow-up script and Roth has shared some more ideas with her.

“I would like to get covered in blood,” she told me at the premiere of Benito Skinner’s new Prime Video comedy series, “Overcompensating.”

That’s the least gruesome of her ideas. “I told him I really wanted to be tortured,” Verlaque said. “Like fully pained [and] tortured.”

She said of Roth’s boundary-pushing work, “I think it’s more fun as an actor. The crazier, the better for me.”

The first film revolved around a serial killer who dresses like a 17th-century pilgrim and terrorizes residents of Plymouth, Mass., during the holiday season.

Mason Goddard (John Travolta) returns with his ragtag crew for a casino caper that picks up where Cash Out left off—though you’d never know it if you hadn’t seen the predecessor. They sweep from a sun-baked beach wedding straight into a drone-drift cinematics sequence, chasing a digitized MacGuffin through the glittering halls of Zade Black’s Louisiana palace.

In this sequel-lite, the South’s storied gambling culture doubles as a metaphorical crucible: where chance and greed converge, the house doesn’t always win.

Travolta’s Mason, equal parts cocky philosopher and smooth operator, guides us through smoky poker rooms that feel like modern-day forums for economic desperation. His younger brother Shawn (Lukas Haas) reminds us that family ties can be as brittle as playing cards.

This film snaps between high-altitude drone shots and sudden close-ups so jarring they seem intentional—a visual wink at our own fragmented attention spans.

Horror maestro Eli Roth has lined up his next horror movie after Thanksgiving 2 and according to the director, it's a film that studios "were too afraid" to make. However, longtime horror fans might be confused by its title.

Per Variety, Roth is set to write and direct Ice Cream Man, a new horror movie from Media Capital Technologies and The Horror Section. According to the outlet, Ice Cream Man is the "story of an idyllic summer town descending into madness when an ice cream man serves kids sweet delights with horrifying results." Roth launched The Horror Section, a horror media company, in March alongside Media Capital Technologies to produce and distribute movies, TV, and podcasts in the horror landscape, according to The Hollywood Reporter. For Roth, Ice Cream Man is the perfect project for The Horror Section, as studios were apprehensive to make the movie, according to the horror filmmaker.

This article contains spoilers for the Season 2 finale of “Elsbeth”

In the Season 2 finale of “Elsbeth,” the title character (Carrie Preston) wound up in jail, where she not only had to jazz up her prison uniform and solve the murder of one of her fellow prisoners, but possibly miss seeing Kaya (Carra Patterson) before she left for her new task force assignment.

Happily, Elsbeth smokes out the murderer and is freed in time to wish Kaya farewell and good luck in Washington, D.C.

Ahead of the finale, TheWrap spoke to Preston and showrunner Jonathan Tolins about saying goodbye — for now — to one of the show’s original characters and how they pulled off that dazzling cell block dance homage to “Chicago” with guest stars Retta, Gina Gershon, Elizabeth Lail, Mary-Louise Parker and Alyssa Milano.

TheWrap: Kaya is now a full-fledged detective and she’s leaving on a new assignment.

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for the Elsbeth Season 2 finale, “Ramen Holiday.”] He had it coming! Ok, no, he didn’t. Not this time, at least. An inmate was murdered in the prison where Elsbeth Tascioni (Carrie Preston) was being held in the Elsbeth Season 2 finale on Thursday, May 8, on CBS. And it made Elsbeth feel right at home in her unexpected circumstances. Having a murder to solve kept the lawyer occupied as she reconnected with eight of the perps she had arrested over the course of last two seasons. Stephen Moyer, Retta, André De Shields, Alyssa Milano, Gina Gershon, Arian Moayed, Elizabeth Lail, and Mary-Louise Parker all returned in their guest star roles in the finale and performed their rendition of Chicago‘s “Cell Block Tango,” which the series dubbed the “Suspect Tango” in the episode. The finale featured a new guest star as well: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend‘s Donna Lynne Champlin as “Mama Martin,” the killer...

Warning: The following contains spoilers for the Elsbeth Season 2 finale. Proceed at your own risk!

Leave it to Elsbeth to solve a murder while behind bars.

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In Thursday’s season finale, the titular lawyer found herself in the same detention center as several of the killers she helped put away, who...

Spoiler Alert: The following reveals major plot points from the Season 2 finale of the CBS comedy Elsbeth.

Season 2 of the CBS hit comedy, Elsbeth, has come to a close tonight, and it was a musical celebration both for audiences and for Kaya Blanke (Carra Patterson), who performed for her final time on the show as a series regular. As Deadline revealed exclusively last week, Patterson has pivoted to guest-star in Season 3 of the police dramedy.

In conversation with showrunner Jonathan Tolins and star Carrie Preston, who plays the titular former attorney consulting for the NYPD, at the CBS Fest celebration last night, the pair discussed what Season 3 with Kaya could look like.

“I love Carra with all my heart, and she’s brought such value to Elsbeth and the show. But we wanted the character Kaya to achieve her dream, which is to be a detective. And the way our show works,...

Robert and Michelle King have been great partners with CBS and CBS Studios for years. The couple has worked together on numerous projects throughout the years, with Elsbeth being their latest one airing on the network. CBS is looking to extend this relationship for the foreseeable future. The network has opened up a writers' room for The Kings' new drama series, Cupertino. The network has ordered scripts for twelve episodes, and if everything works out well, Cupertino will be on the network's schedule in the 2026-2027 TV season. Much about the show is unknown, but it is described as "a David vs. Goliath legal show set in Silicon Valley." The Kings will executive produce alongside Liz Glotzer.

The Kings' relationship with CBS started with the drama series The Good Wife, which aired from 2009 to 2016. The legal drama starred Juliana Margulies, Matt Czury, and Josh Charles, among others. The couple returned...

On Thursday May 8 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Elsbeth!

Ramen Holiday Season 2 Episode 20 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “Ramen Holiday,” promises to be an intriguing addition to the series. Set to air on CBS, this episode finds Elsbeth in the middle of a murder investigation that brings her face-to-face with several familiar suspects. Fans of the show can expect a mix of suspense and familiar faces as Elsbeth navigates the complexities of the case.

In “Ramen Holiday,” Elsbeth’s determination to uncover the truth leads her to a variety of characters she has encountered before. Each suspect brings their own unique story and possible motives, making the investigation all the more challenging. The episode is likely to showcase Elsbeth’s sharp wit and keen instincts as she digs deeper into the mystery.

As the plot unfolds, viewers will see how Elsbeth balances her personal connections with the need for justice.

It’s been a colorful, dramatic, and exciting second season for Carrie Preston’s titular NYPD adviser in CBS’ hit series Elsbeth. And, on Thursday, the latest batch of episodes will round out with the season finale, titled “Ramen Holiday.” There’s a lot of hype surrounding the Season 2 finale, as we know that a slew of guest stars will make their return to haunt Elsbeth from behind bars after she was taken into custody following the events of last week’s penultimate episode. Featuring supporting performances from Stephen Moyer as Alex Modarian, Retta as Margo Clarke, Alyssa Milano as Pupetta Del Ponte, Mary-Louise Parker as Freya Frostad, Gina Gershon as Vanessa Holmes, and André De Shields as Matteo Hart, there might not be enough cells to hold the stacked cast back.

What we know so far is that one of the above names will become the victim of murder...

In the penultimate May 1 episode of the hit show’s sophomore season, NYPD police adviser Elsbeth Tascioni (the delightful Carrie Preston) was arrested after her efforts to catch a killer crossed the line, and now she’s in serious legal trouble. The judge, unfortunately for Elsbeth, was a great friend of the late Judge Milton Crawford (Michael Emerson), who had a contentious relationship with Elsbeth, who was trying to prove he had murdered two people decades earlier, and happened to be shot and killed while standing next to the lawyer-turned-sleuth. The Thursday, May 8, guest star-packed season finale finds Elsbeth incarcerated with nine of the murderers she has helped put away. Among the miscreants making return visits: lecherous theater director (and Elsbeth’s first success as an amateur detective) Alex Modarian (Stephen Moyer), society matchmaker Margo Clarke (Retta), plastic surgeon Vanessa Holmes (Gina Gershon), fashion designer Matteo Hart (André De Shields...

Elsbeth is about to wrap up its second season in style with the most ambitious hour of television it has attempted yet, and we bet you'd like to learn more about it. The episode, which is packed full of guest stars, features an epic musical number — and Collider is thrilled to present an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of it all! In this week's episode, Elsbeth (Carrie Preston) is going behind bars herself, but this time it's to catch the killer... of another killer who's already behind bars. Keeping up?

What's more? There's a veritable smorgasbord of guest stars that we've been treated to all season, and wouldn't it be lovely to see them all again? Well, we can, as Elsbeth's hard work is coming back to haunt her as she comes head to head with that rogues' gallery that includes Retta, Gina Gershon, Elizabeth Lail, Arian Moayed, André De Shields,...

The Elsbeth season 2 finale airs Thursday, May 8 at 9 p.m. Et on CBS, and ScreenRant has an exclusive look at what's to come. "Ramen Holiday" will see guest stars Stephen Moyer, Retta, Gina Gershon, André De Shields, Elizabeth Lail, Arian Moayed, Mary Louise Parker, and Alyssa Milano reprise their roles in light of the protagonist's arrest. The official synopsis reads: "Elsbeth finds herself in prison with some of the same high-class criminals she put away. When one of them is stabbed to death, Elsbeth sets out to find the killer’s killer, while her colleagues back at the precinct fight to get her released."

In ScreenRant's sneak peek of season 2, episode 20, Teddy makes a surprising discovery about the Merton case. Dousant, the judge who put Elsbeth in jail, was originally assigned to the trial. However, he recused himself, allowing Crawford, Andy's murderer, to take over. With Kaya preparing for her undercover assignment,...

He had it coming!

On this Thursday’s Elsbeth season finale (CBS, 9/8c), the titular lawyer finds herself behind bars with some of the show’s most memorable killers, who can’t help breaking out into an iconic Chicago song in TVLine’s exclusive sneak peek.

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This article contains spoilers for Elsbeth season 2, episode 19, "I've Got A Little List."

New images from the Elsbeth season 2 finale confirm the return of several guest stars, previewing a musical moment. Already confirmed to be returning for Elsbeth season 3, the light CBS procedural largely gains its focus from welcoming familiar actors to play impulsive murderers. They share the screen with Emmy winner Carrie Preston, as the titular Elsbeth Tascioni, until they crack under the pressure for one reason or another. A few of those familiar actors will be reprising their roles for the upcoming finale.

TV Insiderhas shared photos from the upcoming Elsbeth season 2 finale, "Cell Block Tango." The finale will debut on Thursday, May 8, at 9 Pm Et on CBS. In the photo gallery below, the aftermath of Elsbeth's arrest in the penultimate episode is shown, along with a bevy of returning guests that include Stephen Moyer, Retta, Gina Gershon,...

The Elsbeth season two finale is a who’s who of returning guest stars. And to top it off, the finale will feature a “musical number tribute to Chicago’s “Cell Block Tango.” Season two episode 20 was directed by Lionel Coleman and will air on CBS on Thursday, May 8, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

“Ramen Holiday” Plot: Elsbeth finds herself in prison with some of the same high-class criminals she put away. When one of them is stabbed to death, Elsbeth sets out to find the killer’s killer, while her colleagues back at the precinct fight to get her released, on the season two finale.

Returning guest stars include Stephen Moyer, Retta, Gina Gershon, Elizabeth Lail, Arian Moayed, André De Shields, Alyssa Milano, and Mary-Louise Parker.

Carrie Preston stars as Elsbeth Tascioni, Wendell Pierce stars as Captain C.W. Wagner, and Carra Patterson is back as Officer Kaya Blanke. Robert King,...

"Yes, I'm here, I've been splashed... I'm a New Yorker," the titular Elsbeth (Carrie Preston) might have once said, but, as the promo for the upcoming Season 2 finale proves, she's certainly not forgotten her Chicago roots. Following the penultimate Episode 19, "I've Got a Little List," which featured the talented Billy Magnussen as thrill-seeker and dangerous playboy Rod, one more episode in Elsbeth's critically acclaimed second season remains, and it promises to be a toe-tapping, cameo-filled adventure.

As can be seen in the promo for the episode, available to watch below, Elsbeth is going behind bars herself this week, although to catch the killer of a killer who is already serving time. However, if there's one perfect place to feature a who's who of the show's guest stars it is prison, with Elsbeth's hard work coming back to haunt her as she comes face to face with the likes of Retta,...

Spoiler Alert: The following story reveals major plot points from tonight’s episode of CBS’ Elsbeth.

Exclusive: Tonight’s episode of Elsbeth revealed the shocking news that a popular character has been promoted as the actress makes a change in casting. Carra Patterson, who has played Officer Kaya Blanke since Season 1, will return as a guest star indefinitely, as we reported earlier this evening.

Patterson shared with Deadline, “My character, Kaya Blanke, is embarking on a new adventure as the story continues to unfold, and I am excited to do the same. But we will see Kaya again – fans will find out what she’s been up to in her new role as ‘Detective’ next season when I come back to guest star and play with Carrie and Wendell. I am beyond grateful to the cast, crew, and producers, and of course, the fans, for all the love and support.

On Thursday May 1 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Elsbeth!

I’ve Got a Little List Season 2 Episode 19 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “I’ve Got a Little List,” promises to be an exciting and suspenseful installment. In this episode, Elsbeth finds herself in the middle of a complex investigation after a random shooting occurs. As she delves deeper into the case, she crosses paths with Rod, a playboy who is living life to the fullest by checking off items from his bucket list. However, Rod’s thrill-seeking behavior raises questions, and Elsbeth suspects there may be more to his adventures than meets the eye.

As Elsbeth works to uncover the truth behind the shooting, she faces unexpected challenges. Rod’s carefree attitude and entitlement may hide darker intentions, leading Elsbeth to consider the possibility that his list of thrills could include something as serious as murder.

The excitement builds for the upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “Ramen Holiday.” Scheduled to air on CBS at 9:01 Pm on Thursday, May 8, 2025, this episode promises a thrilling mix of mystery and drama. Elsbeth, the sharp and determined protagonist, finds herself in a challenging situation as she dives into a murder case that hits closer to home than expected.

In “Ramen Holiday,” Elsbeth encounters a range of familiar faces while piecing together the clues surrounding the murder. This episode brings back characters from previous storylines, adding layers of complexity and intrigue. As Elsbeth navigates through the tangled web of relationships, viewers can expect surprising twists and turns that keep everyone guessing.

The blend of suspense and character-driven storytelling has been a hallmark of “Elsbeth,” and this episode seems no different. With the stakes higher than ever, Elsbeth’s determination to uncover the truth will be tested. Fans of the show...

1995’s Showgirls, from Paul Verhoeven, is getting a 30th anniversary reissue in UK cinemas. More on the re-release here.

Sometimes, it’s the classics that get a birthday re-release in cinemas. Sometimes, it’s films regarded as, well, not quite such classics. Case in point, Paul Verhoeven’s hugely contentious Showgirls, a film that caused no end of controversy on its original release back in 1995, and fell far short of its expected box office total too.

Reuniting Verhoeven with Basic Instinct writer Joe Eszterhas, the movie stars Elizabeth Berkley, Kyle MacLachlan and Gina Gershon, and much has been written about it over the years. Yet also, Showgirls has, over time, been reassessed. With a year or two of its original release, cult screenings were taking place in cinemas. More recently, while the film still has no shortage of critics, it’s been assessed far more warmly. There’s also a...

Olivia Rodrigo is one of the biggest artists in the world right now and she has used her platform to support reproductive rights.

The 22-year-old singer was honored for her activism while attending the 2025 Planned Parenthood Spring Into Action Gala on Thursday night (April 24) at Cipriani South Street in New York City.

Olivia was joined at the event by fellow singer Lily Allen and her Bff Iris Apatow.

More celebs in attendance included Busy Philipps, Debbie Harry, Gina Gershon, Gretchen Mol, and Amber Ruffin. See photos in the gallery!

In conjunction with her Guts world tour, Olivia launched Olivia Rodrido’s Fund 4 Good, a global initiative committed to building an equitable and just future for all women, girls and people seeking reproductive health freedom. A portion of the proceeds from all ticket sales on her tour went towards the Fund 4 Good.

On Thursday April 24 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Elsbeth!

I Know What You Did Thirty-Three Summers Ago Season 2 Episode 18 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “I Know What You Did Thirty-Three Summers Ago,” promises to be a thrilling ride for fans. As Judge Milton Crawford approaches a significant career milestone, the stakes are higher than ever. Elsbeth, known for her sharp instincts and determination, takes it upon herself to dig into Crawford’s past. She believes there are dark secrets that could reveal him as a murderer, and she races against time to uncover the truth before he secures his position as a federal judge.

This episode will showcase Elsbeth’s relentless pursuit of justice. Her investigative skills will be put to the test as she navigates through layers of deception and hidden history. The tension builds as Elsbeth uncovers clues that could change everything. Viewers...

The upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “I’ve Got a Little List,” promises to be an exciting ride for fans. Set to air on Thursday, May 1, 2025, at 9:01 Pm on CBS, this episode dives into a mysterious shooting that seems random at first glance. Elsbeth, the determined protagonist, is on the case, ready to uncover the truth behind the chaos.

In this episode, Elsbeth encounters Rod, an entitled playboy with a quirky bucket list filled with daring thrills. However, as Elsbeth digs deeper, it becomes clear that Rod’s list may include something far more sinister than just adrenaline-pumping activities. The tension builds as Elsbeth races against time to piece together the clues, all while navigating the complexities of Rod’s unpredictable nature.

As Elsbeth’s investigation unfolds, she finds herself in serious legal trouble. The stakes have never been higher, and viewers can expect a mix of suspense and...

World sales agency 13 Films has boarded dark comedy “The Trainer,” the new film from “American History X” director Tony Kaye, and will be screening the film for buyers at the Cannes Film Market next month.

The film had its world premiere at the Rome Film Festival, and will have its North American premiere at the Tribeca Festival in June.

The cast is led by Vito Schnabel (“Before Night Falls”) and includes Julia Fox (“Uncut Gems”), Lenny Kravitz (“The Hunger Games” series), Bella Thorne (“The Duff”), Paris Hilton, tennis champion John McEnroe, Gus Van Sant and Gavin Rossdale.

Joining them on screen are Gina Gershon (“Bound”), Stephen Dorff (“Blade”), Beverly D’Angelo (“National Lampoon’s Vacation”), Taylour Paige (“Zola”), Luka Sabbat (“Grown-ish”), Soo Joo Park (“Sense8”), Brock O’Hurn (“The Righteous Gemstones”), Laird Hamilton (“Point Break”), Duke Nicholson (“Us”), Colleen Camp (“Clue”) and Finneas O’Connell, who won Oscars for original song for “No Time to Die” and “Barbie,...

The upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “I Know What You Did Thirty-Three Summers Ago,” promises to be a thrilling ride. Set to air on Thursday, April 24, 2025, at 9:01 Pm on CBS, this episode dives deep into the past of Judge Milton Crawford. As he gets closer to his dream of becoming a federal judge, secrets from his history threaten to surface.

Elsbeth, known for her sharp instincts and relentless pursuit of justice, takes it upon herself to investigate Crawford’s past. The stakes are high as she works against the clock to uncover evidence that could prove he is a murderer. With time running out, Elsbeth must navigate a web of deception and danger, making this episode a must-watch for fans of suspenseful storytelling.

Meanwhile, Teddy faces his own crossroads, contemplating whether to follow in his mother’s footsteps. This subplot adds an emotional layer to the episode, highlighting the...

2024 wasn't a great year for Lionsgate, but Borderlands stood out as the studio's biggest box office flop. Following a disastrous $9 million opening weekend, the movie ended its month-long run at the box office with a mere $33 million worldwide.

With a production budget of $115 million and a $30 million marketing campaign - which saw fans of the games largely reject everything they were seeing - the studio lost upwards of $100 million. 

Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer previously said, "Nearly everything that could go wrong did go wrong: it sat on the shelf for too long during the pandemic, and reshoots and rising interest rates took it outside the safety zone of our usual strict financial models."

Borderlands director Eli Roth reflected on the movie while speaking to The Town (via GameFraggercom) and argued that Covid-19 and Zoom meetings were the main issue. He also pointed to the reshoots he was unable to...

2025 is shaping up to be an important year for Nick Kroll. The two-time Emmy nominee is bidding farewell to his semi-autobiographical animated hit Big Mouth with its eighth and final season on May 23, and, on July 18, he'll be part of the cast for the big-screen return of the Smurfs in the Rihanna-led animated movie from Pam Brady. Between those two projects, however, his SXSW 2024 comedy horror flick I Don't Understand You will finally make its way to theaters on June 6, and we're excited to include the film as part ofCollider's Exclusive Preview event for summer movies. We can share a new image that centers on the two main characters of the story, played by Kroll and Broadway star Andrew Rannells, who look anything but chill during what appears to be a dinner date.

I Don't Understand You stars Kroll and Rannells as Dom and Cole, a wealthy couple who...

On Thursday April 10 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Elsbeth!

Four Body Problem Season 2 Episode 17 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “Four Body Problem,” promises to be an intriguing addition to the series. Set to air on CBS, this episode dives into the mysterious world of a historic and elite funeral home owned by Arthur Greene Jr. The storyline takes a twist when Arthur’s nephew, known for his conspiracy theories, goes missing. This sets the stage for Elsbeth to uncover secrets that may be hidden within the funeral home’s walls.

As Elsbeth investigates the disappearance, viewers can expect her to navigate the complexities of the funeral home’s operations and the eccentric characters that inhabit it. The episode will likely showcase Elsbeth’s unique approach to problem-solving, as she pieces together clues that may reveal more than just the whereabouts of the missing nephew.

In addition to the central mystery,...

Ryan Murphay's medical drama, Doctor Odyssey, remains in danger of being canceled by ABC as even more series get renewal orders. While the new series may be reaching its end, sources say there is a potential bright side.

Deadline reports that ABC recently renewed 9-1-1, Grey's Anatomy, The Rookie, Will Trent and Shifting Gears -- but Doctor Odyssey is still on the bubble. The soapy cruise ship medical drama is expensive to make thanks to its high production value and star-studded cast, meaning it could go either way in the end. While the series may end up getting canceled, sources say that the upcoming Season 1 finale has "an ending that could serve as a series finale," meaning that fans won't be left with an unresolved cliffhanger.

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Hot Tub Crime Machine Season 2 Episode 16 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “Hot Tub Crime Machine,” promises to deliver an intriguing mix of mystery and humor. This episode centers around a man’s suspicious death that occurs in a hot tub, raising questions and concerns about what really happened. As the plot unfolds, Elsbeth takes on the challenge of unraveling the mystery surrounding this unusual case.

In her investigation, Elsbeth consults with Freya, the deceased man’s wife. Freya is known as a decluttering guru, and her expertise may provide unexpected insights into the case. The interaction between Elsbeth and Freya is expected to be both engaging and entertaining, as they navigate the complexities of the investigation while also exploring themes of organization and personal space.

As Elsbeth delves deeper into the circumstances of the man’s death,...

In the upcoming episode of “Elsbeth,” titled “Four Body Problem,” viewers can expect a thrilling mix of mystery and character development. This episode, airing at 10:00 Pm on Thursday, April 10, 2025, promises to take Elsbeth into the intriguing world of a historic funeral home owned by the enigmatic Arthur Greene Jr. As the plot unfolds, Elsbeth faces a compelling challenge when Arthur’s conspiracy-minded nephew goes missing under suspicious circumstances.

The episode dives deep into the dynamics of the funeral home, a place steeped in history and secrets. Elsbeth’s investigation will likely reveal more than just the whereabouts of the missing nephew. With her sharp instincts and determination, she will navigate through layers of intrigue and family drama, making for an engaging storyline.

Meanwhile, Elsbeth continues to adjust to the changes brought by Kaya’s new role. This personal subplot adds depth to the episode, showcasing Elsbeth’s growth as...

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This April, Peacock is bringing you a lot of entertainment, from the highly anticipated return of Law & Order: Organized Crime to the release of underrated films like Last Night in Soho and Trainspotting. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Peacock this month and have a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the seven best films that are coming to Peacock in April 2025 with a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

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Face/Off is a sci-fi action thriller film directed by John Woo from a screenplay co-written by Mike Werb and Michael Colleary. The 1997 film follows FBI Special Agent Sean Archer, who catches the dangerous terrorist Castor Troy, but he soon discovers that Castor has planted a bomb. To get more information,...

The excitement builds as “Elsbeth” returns for Season 2, Episode 16, titled “Hot Tub Crime Machine.” This episode promises a mix of mystery and humor, focusing on a puzzling case that starts with a man’s unexpected death in a hot tub. The circumstances surrounding his demise raise eyebrows, and Elsbeth is determined to uncover the truth.

To navigate the investigation, Elsbeth turns to Freya, a decluttering guru and the deceased man’s wife. Freya’s unique perspective and skills in organizing and simplifying life could hold the key to understanding the complexities of her husband’s life and death. Viewers can expect some intriguing twists as Elsbeth digs deeper into the couple’s past, revealing secrets that may have led to the tragic event.

With its blend of clever storytelling and engaging characters, “Hot Tub Crime Machine” is set to keep audiences guessing until the very end. Fans of the show...

Fans of Elsbeth don’t have to wait long to get the inside scoop on what’s in store for the finale. TV Fanatic has all the juicy details about this star-studded end to the season.

The series has become known for the episodic guest stars, who are usually the murderer of the week. It’s a chance to see familiar TV faces having a good time with homicide.

The first season of Elsbeth featured many actors who had previously appeared on sister shows The Good Wife and The Good Fight.

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The current season has diversified the hiring pool by bringing in big industry-name vets to flesh out some of the more whimsical murder cases.

Who could forget Laurie Metcalf (The Conners) as Regina Coburn on Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 8 when she stabbed her producer through the eye with a stiletto heel?

The actor gave an...

Get ready for a wild reunion on the season 2 finale of Elsbeth with a murderer’s row of past murderers!

Elsbeth has been a great hit for CBS in 2024-25, as viewers have come to love this unique mystery series. The setup has Carrie Preston reprising her Emmy-winning role from The Good Wife as eccentric attorney Elsbeth Tascioni. Coming to New York as part of a “consent decree” with the police, Elsbeth soon uses her quirky mind to help solve murders.

The show stands out for two elements besides Preston. The first is that it’s a “howdunnit” where most episodes open by showing the audience who the killer is. While some episodes can make it more of a mystery, the majority play on Elsbeth matching wits with the killer.

The second is that the show boasts a fantastic bevy of guest stars as the killers, each providing some fun entertainment.

Elsbeth-Photos: Michael Parmelee/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Get ready, Elsbeth fans! The season two finale is shaping up to be an epic reunion, bringing back a slew of familiar faces from seasons one and two. This episode promises a thrilling whodunit with a twist: Elsbeth will be facing a lineup of her past suspects! The Elsbeth season two finale is set to be a spectacular reunion, featuring a star-studded cast of returning guest actors. Nine familiar faces will grace the screen, creating a veritable who’s who of past suspects and acquaintances. Stephen Moyer reprises his role as the theatrical Alex Modarian, while Retta returns as the savvy matchmaker, Margo Clarke. Gina Gershon steps back into the glamorous shoes of Dr. Vanessa Holmes, and Elizabeth Lail portrays tech CEO Quinn Powell once more. Arian Moayed will once again embody the enigmatic Joe Dillon, and André De Shields...

‘Elsbeth’ invites celebrity guest stars back for season 2’s finale

CBS’s Elsbeth season two’s finale is going to be crowded with returning guest stars from both seasons of the critically acclaimed crime drama. Nine celebrity guests will be reprising their roles in the season’s final set for May 8, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt.

“We have always tried to make Elsbeth a place for the best actors to come and play. We must be doing something right since so many of our special guest stars managed to clear their schedules and join us again. We couldn’t be more excited for this wild reunion between Elsbeth and some of her favorite suspects,” stated Jonathan Tolins, showrunner and executive producer.

CBS revealed the season finale is titled “Ramen Holiday” and finds Elsbeth attempting to solve a murder when she “comes face to face with many familiar suspects.” Those familiar suspects...

Elsbeth is truly saving the best for last as, after a season filled to the gills with incredible guest talent, the finale has what it takes to blow audiences’ socks off. Today, the lineup has been announced for the final episode of Season 2, and it’s quite a doozy. Included in the listing are Stephen Moyer (True Blood), Retta (Parks and Recreation), Gina Gershon (Bound), Elizabeth Lail (Five Nights at Freddy’s), Arian Moayed (You Hurt My Feelings), Alyssa Milano (Charmed), André De Shields (The Wiz), Ethan Slater (Wicked) and Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds). For those following along, yes, you have seen all these characters before, meaning Carrie Preston’s titular attorney already has a background relationship with each of them.

Elsbeth is staging a killer reunion.

The Good Wife spinoff’s Season 2 finale will welcome back nine former guest stars, including some of the show’s most memorable Suspects of the Week, as Elsbeth tries to solve her latest murder case, it was announced Thursday.

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