Netflix will return to the streets of Edinburgh and Dept. Q.

The streamer has ordered a second season of Dept. Q, its Scotland-set crime drama starring Matthew Goode and created by Scott Frank (The Queen’s Gambit). The renewal comes about 2 1/2 months after the series premiered to both solid reviews and audience numbers.

The series, based on novels by Jussi Adler-Olsen, stars Goode as Detective Chief Inspector Carl Morck, who leads a small team that works cases that were previously considered unsolvable from a basement office in Edinburgh. Alexej Manvelov, Leah Byrne and Jamie Sives also star.

“We are going downstairs to Dept. Q for a second season,” said executive producer Rob Bullock of Left Bank Pictures. “We at Left Bank Pictures nervously await what Scott has in store for his alter-ego Carl Morck, and the other enabling members of team do-lally. We salute Netflix’s courage to let them loose once again.

“Fallout” will return to Amazon Prime Video for its second season in December. The news came alongside a set of first look photos that reveal the series’ take on New Vegas, an important setting in the video games.

“Fallout” is set two centuries after the apocalypse, when the residents of luxury fallout shelters are forced to leave reintegrate into society, where they “are shocked to discover an incredibly complex, gleefully weird, and highly violent universe waiting for them,” per the official logline.

Ella Purnell leads the cast as optimistic Vault-dweller Lucy, who is forced to the surface to rescue her father,...

Netflix continues to tease out the third season of its hit political drama The Diplomat, offering yet another video preview of the next installment as well as sharing the release date: Oct. 16.

The new teaser for the upcoming episodes, though light on dialogue and extended scenes, features Keri Russell’s Kate Wyler saying, “a terribly flawed woman is now the president, and only we know just how flawed.”

The warning reminds viewers that the series’ former vice president, Grace Penn (Allison Janney), who was on the verge of being elevated to president in the closing moments of season two after President Rayburn (Michael McKean) died, is behind the British warship attack that launched the series, something Kate and husband Hal (Rufus Sewell) learned during season two, with Grace explaining her rationale to Kate in a tense exchange in the season finale.

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Now, MSNBC is Ms Now.

As MSNBC leaves NBCUniversal for Versant (fka SpinCo.), the cable news channel is rebranding to an acronym that stands for My Source for News, Opinion and the World. Right, so the Ms no longer stands for Microsoft, but it’s still there.

MSNBC was originally formed as a joint venture between Microsoft and NBC News; Microsoft divested its stake in the channel in 2005 and in MSNBC.com in 2012.

Find the “Why” behind “Ms Now” below via a Monday memo sent by Versant CEO Mark Lazarus to his staff. In it, Laz announces that USA Network’s sports content will merge with Golf Channel as “USA Sports” — the Versant spinoff is expected to be completed by the end of 2025.

Ms Now, like various other Versant properties, is deviating from the Peacock logo, which NBCU is keeping for itself. You’ll see new logos from CNBC, Golf Channel (aka USA Sports,...

Adam Scott almost left Hollywood forever.

During a recent appearance on Amy Poehler’s “Good Hang” podcast, Scott said he almost gave up acting for good after losing the role of David Fisher on HBO’s “Six Feet Under” to Michael C. Hall.

“It’s good that I didn’t get it because it wouldn’t be nearly as good if I had done it because he was perfect and incredible,” Scott said. “He’s incredible, and I wasn’t ready.”

Poehler asked how close Scott was to getting the part, and Scott replied, “He and I tested for it.

Bob Odenkirk learned a valuable lesson for “Mr. Show” during his days writing on “Saturday Night Live.”

During a recent episode of Variety‘s “Know Their Lines,” Odenkirk said he and co-host David Cross created an environment of “incredible freedom” for the writers on “Mr. Show.” This was because while working on “SNL,” Odenkirk said it was “very easy” for new writers to get their ideas quickly “shot down” by veteran staffers before they had a chance to explain themselves fully.

“Everything that I learned at ‘SNL’ that I never got to use when I wrote on ‘SNL,’ I used to make ‘Mr. Show,...

Science fiction and horror have become forces at the Emmys, with “The Penguin,” “The Last of Us,” “Andor,” “Severance,” “Paradise” and “What We Do in the Shadows” scoring nominations in major categories — acting, writing and best series.

“The Last of Us” showrunner Craig Mazin credits “The Lord of the Rings” for the rise of the genre. “There was an application of quality and thoughtfulness to that story, and it didn’t discount its genre elements. It embraced them,” he says. “Genre elements have more in common with mythology and legend than anything else, and mythology and legend are the most...

Matthew Goode as a grumpy detective? We love it. So why wouldn’t we want to get more of Dept. Q, the newest mystery series to come to Netflix? The good news: It’s coming back for more, the streamer announced on Monday, August 18. The Goode-led drama premiered with its nine episodes on Thursday, May 29, giving the new head of a police department quite the cold case to solve — while one very personal to both Dci Carl Morck and his partner, Dci James Hardy (Jamie Sives), remains open. The finale left off with a few loose threads to follow, but what’s in store in the show’s future? Read on for everything we know so far about Dept. Q Season 2, from the cast to the case and more. Has Dept. Q been renewed? Yes! Netflix renewed Dept. Q for a second season on August 18. It will be filmed and set in Edinburgh,...

Netflix has renewed “Dept. Q” for a second season.

The series stars Matthew Goode as Carl Morck, a detective chief inspector in Edinburgh. Per the official logline, Carl “is a brilliant cop but a terrible colleague,” who survives a shooting that kills a young polive officer and paralyzes his partner. Traumatized, he is relegated to become the only member of the police department’s cold case unit, but unexpectedly “starts to build a gang of waifs and strays who have everything to prove.” Together, they begin to unravel the case of disappeared prosecutor Merritt Lingard (Chloe Pirrie). Alexej Manvelov, Kelly Macdonald...

Dept. Q isn’t shutting down any time soon: Netflix has renewed the crime procedural for Season 2, TVLine has learned.

The Season 2 pickup comes nearly three months after the release of its acclaimed freshman run. Matthew Goode will return as Dci Carl Morck, alongside Alexej Manvelov as Akram, Leah Byrne as Rose and Jamie Sives as Hardy.

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The Daytime Emmy Awards are just around the corner. Part of the extensive range of Emmy Awards that honor the artistic and technical achievements of the television industry, this awards show focuses on daytime fare, including soap operas, talk shows, game shows, and more. Last year, there were only 34 categories, but it has since been upped to 37 for 2025. Seasoned journalist Deborah Norville will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award for her decades in the industry, while The Young and the Restless basks in its 19 nominations. Find out who will host, how to watch, who is nominated, and more as the information rolls in. Here is everything we know about the 2025 Daytime Emmys so far. When are the Daytime Emmys? The 52nd annual Daytime Emmys Awards will take place on Friday, October 17, in Pasadena, California. Where can you watch the Daytime Emmys? The Daytime Emmys will be streamed on the National Academy...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Superman (2025).] Peacemaker Season 2 is nearly here, and some things have changed since fans last saw the titular anti-hero, a.k.a. Chris Smith (John Cena), in action. While Season 1 of the HBO Max series from DC head James Gunn may have debuted back in 2022, two other vital projects have dropped leading up to Season 2’s arrival, and that would be the animated series Creature Commandos and 2025’s blockbuster film Superman, the latter of which sets up some interesting storylines that could play a role in Season 2. But before we delve into those details, we’re warning fans who haven’t checked out Gunn’s film starring David Corenswet as the caped metahuman operating under the name Clark Kent to turn back now, because we’re about to talk spoilers. For those who have, we’re breaking down some of the details you might want to keep in mind as you...

When a quantum physicist cracks the formula for time travel, he doesn’t expect to get stuck in the past, randomly jumping from time period to time period, body to body, in a mad dash to get back home. But guided by his colleagues in the future, he begins to realize there’s a pattern to the jumps, and maybe even a way to control them.

Quantum Leap is a 2022 reboot of the popular NBC show, starring Scott Bakula, which ran for five seasons in the late ’80s and early ’90s. The 2022 series stars Raymond Lee and Ghostbusters icon Ernie Hudson.

Stream the entire series — two seasons, 31 episodes in total — now.

In 1995, Dr. Samuel Beckett (Bakula) tested the Quantum Leap Accelerator, a secret military time-travel project, recklessly using himself as a guinea pig. The machine worked, but not as intended: His consciousness ended up in another...

Defense lawyers for director Carl Rinsch intend to argue that he was in a “state of psychosis” when he was making “White Horse,” and therefore cannot be found guilty of defrauding Netflix out of $11 million.

In a motion filed on Monday, the defense stated that they intend to call a psychiatrist, Dr. John Mariani, to show that Rinsch was incapable of forming the intent required for a fraud charge.

“Dr. Mariani is also expected to testify that Mr. Rinsch’s mental conditions were likely exacerbated by external factors including the use of prescription stimulants and the psychological impact of the Covid-19 pandemic,...

Deborah Norville has been on television for decades as the host of Inside Edition. After 30 years, she’s leaving the news show and stepping into a role that’s completely new for her. She first joined NBC in 1987 as the only solo female anchor on NBC News Sunrise. After filling in occasionally on Today, Norville was made a full-time anchor in 1989. After she went on maternity leave, she did not return to the program. In 1991, Norville returned to TV with the primetime program, The Deborah Norville Show: From Her Home to Yours. The following year, she returned to CBS as an anchor for CBS Evening News, 48 Hours, and Deborah Norville Tonight. In 1995, Norville became the host of Inside Edition, a role she held for three decades, making her the longest-serving anchor in American television. Also an author and lecturer, her book Thank You Power: Making the Science of Gratitude...

When a CIA intelligence officer’s cover gets blown while deep in hostile territory, his only hope of reaching the extraction point in Kandahar, Afghanistan, is his mild-mannered translator. The pair battle foreign spies, the Taliban, and time in a tense race for survival.

Kandahar stars Gerard Butler (300) as CIA agent Tom Harris and Navid Negahban (Homeland) as Mohammad “Mo” Doud, Tom’s translator. The film also features Ali Fazal (3 Idiots) — one of India’s hottest Bollywood stars — as Kahil Nasir, a Pakistani agent. Ric Roman Waugh directs, marking Kandahar as his third project with Butler after Angel Has Fallen and Greenland.

Stream it now.

CIA agent Tom Harris (Butler) has to execute a risky operation: Blow up an Iranian research facility to stop their nuclear weapons development and make it home in time for his daughter’s graduation. It all goes to plan, but when his handler offers him...

It’s hard to imagine pop culture without South Park, the landmark animated series that has been on the air for nearly 30 years. But back in the ’90s, when it was still making the rounds on the underground animation festival circuit, it was considered too edgy and extreme for television. At one point, however, Fox was willing to give it a shot, possibly planning to air it alongside its beloved first family of animation (and future rival), The Simpsons. One single character, though, stopped that from happening. In 1995, Trey Parker and Matt Stone were students at the University of Colorado Boulder film school, where they often entertained themselves by creating raunchy kid characters to make each other laugh. At the end of the winter semester, when the department showcased student films, the duo decided to submit a skit of their own. “I was like, ‘There should be something Christmassy,’ because...

When two pound-for-pound kings step into the ring, history doesn’t wait — it swings. On one side: the undisputed face of Mexican boxing. On the other: an undefeated American technician with something to prove. On Sept. 13, Canelo Álvarez and Terence Crawford meet in a once-in-a-generation showdown, streaming live only on Netflix across the globe — no pay-per-view required.

On Saturday, Sept. 13, Netflix will stream the blockbuster bout between Mexico’s Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez and undefeated American superstar Terence “Bud” Crawford, live from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

The fight streams live globally on Netflix at 9 p.m. Et / 6 p.m. Pt on Sept. 13.

Main Event: Canelo Álvarez vs. Terence Crawford The Mexican superstar defends his super middleweight dominance against undefeated American great Terence “Bud” Crawford in one of boxing’s most anticipated matchups. Callum Walsh vs. Fernando Vargas Jr. Dublin’s Callum Walsh...

Fox Entertainment Studios has promoted Dana Tafoya-Cameron to head of Bento Box Entertainment and Animation. Additionally Netflix alum Michelle Huynh joined Fes as head of studio content operations.

Tafoya-Cameron, who is taking over for the retiring Brett Coker, and Huynh will report directly to Fox Entertainment Studios president Fernando Szew. Tafoya-Cameron and Huynh join Szew’s senior management team, which also includes head of unscripted entertainment Allison Wallach and head of scripted entertainment Hannah Pillemer.

Most recently, Tafoya-Cameron was head of production at Bento Box, overseeing animated series “Krapopolis,” “Grimsburg” and “Universal Basic Guys,” as well as “Bob’s Burgers” and “The Great North.

Dancing With the Stars fans, we’re bringing a little bit of the ballroom to you.

The ABC reality competition’s judges and hosts will join us ahead of Season 34 for a TVLine Spotlight conversation, the latest in a series of in-person Q&a events featuring your favorite television stars and creators. And if you’re in New York City that night, you can be there, too!

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Jasveen Sangha, otherwise known as the “Ketamine Queen,” has agreed to plead guilty in connection with the overdose death of “Friends” star Matthew Perry.

Sangha, 42, has will plead guilty to five counts, including a count of distributing ketamine that led to a person’s death, as well as a charge of maintaining a “drug involved” premises. She faces at least 11 years in prison at her sentencing, which is expected to be held sometime in the coming months.

Sangha is the last of five defendants to plead guilty in connection with Perry’s death. The actor was found dead at his...

Dan Fogelman is preparing for another major This Is Us reunion, this time with Mandy Moore as she’s set to star alongside Christopher Meloni and William H. Macy in the creator’s upcoming Hulu drama set in the world of the NFL. The untitled football drama will see Fogelman reteam with former Pearson family matriarch, Moore, as she trades in Rebecca’s old-age makeup for the role of Lauren, who is the daughter of Macy’s Hank Durkin, who owns the NFL team at the center of the show. Moore’s Lauren is described as the “heir apparent” by Deadline, which shared news of her casting. Meanwhile, Meloni is set to star as the team’s head coach, Danny Roarke. As mentioned above, this would mark Fogelman’s latest reunion with his This Is Us cast, as he currently works alongside Sterling K. Brown on Hulu’s Paradise (but...

Many movies find new life on streaming, and such is the case with Gerard Butler‘s 2023 action thriller, Kandahar. Two years after its theatrical release, the movie has quickly jumped into Netflix’s Top 10 Movies in the U.S. list since hitting the streamer earlier this month. Kandahar sits on the list alongside Netflix originals KPop Demon Hunters and Happy Gilmore 2, as well as other recent additions, including Furious 7 and Marry Me. The film follows CIA agent Tom Harris (Butler) as he is sent on missions to help bring down Afghanistan’s nuclear capabilities with the assistance of his translator, Mohammad “Mo” Doud (Navid Negahban). After the pair’s covers are blown, the two set off on a dangerous journey to reach their extraction point in Kandahar, facing many threats along the way. The movie also stars Ali Fazal, Nina Toussaint-White, Bahador Foladi, and Travis Fimmel. Released in...

Natalie Dormer loves a franchise. The Game of Thrones and Hunger Games vet will star in Netflix’s as-yet-untitled action series set in the Extraction film universe.

The eight-episode thriller, which hails from Glen Mazzara (The Shield, The Walking Dead), centers on a mercenary (played by Lupin’s Omar Sy) who “embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue hostages in Libya,” according to the official logline. “Trapped between warring factions and ruthless killers, he must navigate life-or-death choices while confronting deep emotional wounds. The series explores the trauma, betrayal, and moral conflicts of characters pushed to the edge.”

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ESPN will no longer air Spike Lee’s docuseries about former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

“ESPN, Colin Kaepernick and Spike Lee have collectively decided to no longer proceed with this project as a result of certain creative differences,” ESPN said in a statement to Variety. “Despite not reaching finality, we appreciate all the hard work and collaboration that went into this film.”

Reuters broke the news after Lee told the publication on Friday that the documentary was not going to be released. “It’s not coming out. That’s all I can say,” the “Do the Right Thing” director said...

Saturday Night Live creator, producer, and guru Lorne Michaels has been in the late-night business for 50 years and is responsible for launching some of the biggest names to cross over from the small screen to the silver screen, thanks to his eye for talent and the platform he provides. Beyond that, the late-night visionary is also said to have an uncanny sense of who would become a big, big star, as one of his discoveries shared the method he uses to measure success. On the Fly on the Wall podcast hosted by former Saturday Night Live alums David Spade and Dana Carvey, current “Weekend Update” hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che chatted about their time on SNL, as well as their shared experience of working with Michaels. It was during the podcast that Jost shared a tidbit about their boss and his ability to find superstar talent. “I don’t...

For the past 25 years, the best political satire in America hasn’t been found in newspapers, or in comedy clubs, or on movie screens or live theater stages. Its home has been Comedy Central‘s “The Daily Show,” which premiered in 1996 and, under the leadership of host Jon Stewart in the early 2000s, became an astonishingly perceptive, enlightening, and (most importantly) hilarious forum for processing the daily news.

The program has gone through several iterations over the years, including a nine-year period during which Stewart left the show and was replaced first by Trevor Noah and then a series of guest hosts. Stewart came back at the beginning of 2024 under the condition that he would only host Mondays, with the rest of the week anchored by a different host from a rotating bench of senior correspondents that includes Ronny Chieng, Jordan Klepper, Michael Kosta, and Desi Lydic (Josh Johnson was...

In 2004, NBC premiered The Biggest Loser, a reality show unlike anything America had ever seen. The premise: a group of people deemed overweight would compete in a 30-week competition with the goal of losing as many pounds as possible. The person who shed the most was crowned “the biggest loser.” The show quickly became a cultural phenomenon, with millions of viewers tuning in for the Season 1 finale.

The show ran for 18 seasons until 2020. The three-part docuseries Fit for TV: The Reality of the Biggest Loser chronicles the making of the hit’s rapid-fire success from the perspective of those who lived it. Featuring interviews with former contestants, a trainer, producers, and health professionals, it examines the balance between entertainment and well-being, and what it truly means to pursue lasting change.

One of The Biggest Loser’s executive producers, Jd Roth, says in the documentary that it wasn’t just...

Ryan Paevey has booked a return trip to Port Charles.

The soap opera vet will resurface on General Hospital in September — seven years after his character, Detective Nathan West, was killed off the ABC sudser.

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It’s the night of Jan. 30, 1994. The Georgia Dome is electric. Confetti drifts through the air as Jimmy Johnson, trophy in hand, grins beside Jerry Jones. The two college teammates turned NFL power duo have just led the Cowboys to their second straight Super Bowl.

Two months later, they had a tumultuous split.

Premiering Aug. 19, America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys tells the tale of Jerry Jones and his assembly of the ’90s Dallas Cowboys, one of the most iconic teams in the history of sports.

It’s a saga that began with a bold purchase and led to one of the most successful runs in the NFL: a decade-plus-long journey that reshaped the league and delivered three Super Bowl championships. Over eight episodes, the series explores the franchise’s trials and triumphs through first-hand interviews and never-before-seen footage, featuring Michael Irvin, Emmitt Smith, Troy Aikman, Deion Sanders,...

Jeopardy! fans miss a lot of aspects that the game show used to have decades ago, and now they added one more to the list — the swooshing sound at the beginning of the intro music. Some fans want the game show to travel through the United States for tournaments, while others hope there are changes to the set. The most recent thing fans said they want Jeopardy! to bring back is the original theme music. The “Think!” music was composed by Merv Griffin. It is also used during the Final Jeopardy segment. “Will the swooshing sound ever return?” a Reddit user asked. “A lot of people were talking about the original board fill sound (nicknamed the ‘beep-boops’) being reinstated. But here’s another sound effect that we have also not heard in a long time, the laser swooshing sound.” The sound resembled a spaceship taking off quickly. “During the ’80s and ’90s,...

Prepare for tunes (and possibly some tears) as the acclaimed “Songs & Stories” segment of The Kelly Clarkson Show takes on a life of its own in this four-episode primetime series. This series “allows Kelly to do what she does best — dive deep into the music and combine her musical expertise with her genuine curiosity,” says Songs & Stories With Kelly Clarkson executive producer Alex Duda. Even better, Clarkson not only discusses the songs but also performs acoustic versions of them with the original artists. “The Songs & Stories segment has always been a favorite of both our staff and our viewers,” explains Duda. “In fact, we’ve featured it in 3 of our 6 season premieres.” The premiere features a conversation with and music by the Jonas Brothers, who are celebrating their 20th anniversary as a band. “They talk through their influences, and we get to hear Kelly and the guys...

Can’t sleep? In the Season 15 finale of Bob’s Burgers, titled “Insomnibob,” which aired on August 14, neither can burger-flipper Bob Belcher (voiced by H. Jon Benjamin). His insomnia is driven by his weariness over the exhausting day-to-day monotony of running his restaurant and raising his three kids. At the same time, he’s reading a book from a word-traveling culinary whiz Skip Marooch (voiced by guest actor and Only Murders in the Building star Kumail Nanjiani), and looking at his own notebook of half-baked ideas. On the third night, Bob declares, “If I can’t sleep, then I’ll cook,” and goes downstairs to the restaurant. He soon discovers the bliss of having a few quiet hours to work on his passion: cooking. After a few more nights, Bob’s had breakthroughs on an anchovy sauce, but he’s also having breakdowns from lack of rest. In a particularly wild moment,...

The season finale of “Dune: Prophecy” sees Valya (Emily Watson) trapped in a chilling nightmare. She’s on a frozen lake, battling fierce winds and a relentless blizzard as she tries to save her brother, Griffin, from drowning. As she crawls across the lake, black snow falls and the ice starts to crack.

For the visual effects supervisors who were tasked with bringing the arctic horrors to life, their challenge was adding depth and value to a barren landscape.

“We transition between the black and white snow,” says visual effects producer Terron Pratt. “That black snow is an element of...

Jasmine Roth isn’t letting other people’s parenting critiques get to her. The HGTV star took to Instagram on Sunday, August 17, to defend her family’s decision to travel to Paris with young children. “I’ve heard people say ‘it’s not worth it to travel with kids when they’re small because they won’t remember’ and while I think that’s one way to look at it — I respectfully disagree,” she wrote alongside a clip of family members walking through Paris Metro turnstiles. “Yes, they won’t remember the trip, but somewhere in there every experience is shaping them,” she continued. “I believe that some of the greatest qualities we can bring into our adult lives are curiosity, resilience, and a love for exploration…and while we can certainly foster these things at home, travel feels like a crash course.” Roth concluded her post by writing, “So yeah,...

Buckle up — the Extraction universe just got new players, and they’re bringing plenty of heat.

Boyd Holbrook and Natalie Dormer (The Hunger Games and Game of Thrones) are suiting up alongside previously announced Omar Sy in the next chapter of the action juggernaut — a heart-racing, eight-episode installment set in the same world as the hit films.

The high-octane Extraction films — based on the graphic novel Ciudad by Ande Parks, Joe Russo and Anthony Russo — depict perilous search-and-rescue missions around the globe. The new action-thriller series follows a mercenary (played by Sy), who’s trapped between warring factions and ruthless killers as he navigates a dangerous mission to save hostages in Libya. The series delves into the emotional struggles of conflicted and flawed characters, each facing trauma, betrayal, and life-or-death choices. As for Holbrook and Dormer, their characters are still under...

For years, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have given fans a look inside their world, first on Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team from 2005 to 2021, and more recently on America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in 2024 and 2025. With the Cowboys’ 2025-2026 season fast approaching, fans are dying to know whether we’ll be taken behind-the-scenes of the auditions and more once again. Scroll down for everything we know so far. Will there be a Season 3 of America’s Sweethearts? Yes! Netflix confirmed on Monday, August 18, that filming is underway for Season 3. The video featured a bunch of girls from the team in uniform, with the camera eventually panning to a film crew behind them. “Officially present and seated for America’S Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders season 3!!!” the video was captioned. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Netflix US (@netflix) Director Greg Whiteley added in a statement, “The world of...

Get ready, music fans! Name That Tune is back, but this time, celebrities will have to figure out the song in mere seconds. The game show has featured famous faces competing for charity since 2023. Now the names of the star names competing on the show have been revealed. Based on the original 1952 version, Name That Tune has contestants try to correctly identify songs played by an on-stage orchestra or band across multiple rounds. Celebrity Weakest Link will air right after for a full night of game shows. The game show was revived in 2021, with the first season featuring non-famous people, then a mix of famous and non-famous people for the second season. From Season 3 and beyond, it has been an all-celebrity panel. From hosts to premiere date and more, here’s everything we know about the new season of Name That Tune. When is Name That Tune returning? Name That Tune...

Twins Christina and Katie Currie, from Severna Park, Maryland, have shared how Wheel of Fortune asked them to compete together on the show after spending years applying. Their persistence paid off as they took home $88,248 after correctly solving the Bonus Round puzzle. The twin sisters played against first-time grandparents Tammy and Mike Oluvic from Alpine, California, and unrelated best friends of 15 years, Sharron and Latoya Brown from North Carolina. The episode reaired on August 14 as part of Wheel of Fortune‘s summer reruns. Their episode was first broadcast on January 9. At the time of the episode, they were college seniors. Christina majored in accounting while Katie studied finance and supply chain management. Katie had applied to be on the game show multiple times, according to The Collegian. She finally caught the attention of the producers when she mentioned she was a twin in her audition. “They asked me if my twin would be interested.

America just can’t get enough of its sweethearts. Today, Netflix announced that America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders has been renewed for a third season, and will return in 2026. Senior director Kelli Finglass and head choreographer Judy Trammell are back at the helm, guiding the newly formed 2025 squad, with auditions and training camp for the 2025 season officially wrapped, and football season just about to kick off. The kicks are high, the drama continues, and the cameras are rolling in Texas.

Season 2 premiered on Netflix in June 2025, and quickly became a hit, debuting in the Top 10 English TV list in 19 countries, including the United States.

Bookmark this page — we’ll keep it updated as new information is released.

From Emmy Award–winning director Greg Whiteley, the fan-favorite series continues to give viewers unfiltered access to one of the most iconic teams in sports and entertainment.

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Jimmy Kimmel has hit out at reports that The Late Show With Stephen Colbert was losing money before the series was canceled. Variety published a new interview with the late-night host on Monday, August 18, which featured quotes he shared last month about The Late Show‘s reported money problems. “I just want to say that the idea that Stephen Colbert‘s show was losing $40 million a year is beyond nonsensical,” Kimmel told the outlet. “These alleged insiders who supposedly analyze the budgets of the shows — I don’t know who they are, but I do know they don’t know what they’re talking about.” According to Kimmel, the financial loss reports seemed “to only be focused on advertising revenue and have completely forgotten about affiliate fees, which number in the hundreds of millions — probably in total billions — and you must allocate a certain percentage of those fees to late-night shows.

While Yellowstone might be gone, the Yellowstone universe and its creator, Taylor Sheridan, are thriving. And one show in the TV universe that’s gone a long time without updates, The Madison starring Michelle Pfeiffer, has finally revealed some new details in the form of an interview with a previously unannounced cast member, Danielle Vasinova, who previously appeared in 1923. The last update on Sheridan’s Montana-centered drama came in October 2024, when Y: The Last Man alum Ben Schnetzer was cast as “a rancher,” sparking speculation about whether he might be playing The Madison‘s very own version of Rip Wheeler. Prior to that announcement, the high-profile series from Sheridan boasted a big-name cast, including star Pfeiffer, Lost alum Matthew Fox, Patrick J. Adams of Suits, Firefly Lane alum Beau Garrett, Amiah Miller, and newcomer Elle Chapman. Kurt Russell was also rumored to be attached to the series, though that casting appears to have halted.

The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders will be back on Netflix for a third season of their signature hairography, high kicks and jump splits, which will debut in 2026.

Directed by Emmy winner Greg Whiteley, “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” follows the dancers from auditions to their grueling training camp and through the entire NFL season. Production on Season 3 is currently underway and the new episodes are focused on the newly formed 2025-26 squad, led by longtime senior director Kelli Finglass and head choreographer Judy Trammell, as they prepare for the NFL season to kick off next month.

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Taylor Swift recently announced that her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, will be released on Oct. 3. Since then, fans have been combing the track list for clues as to what each song will be about. Swift, who’s keeping mum on the finer details, also confirmed that singer Sabrina Carpenter (who toured with Swift on a leg of her record-breaking Eras Tour) will feature on the title track, “The Life of a Showgirl.”

So what is a showgirl in the eyes of T. Swift? Traditionally, the term refers to a chorus girl at a performance venue or nightclub, à la 2024’s The Last Showgirl starring Pamela Anderson — which reclaimed the word after the 1995 film Showgirls (in which Elizabeth Berkley starred as an aspiring showgirl turned stripper) gave it a more divisive edge. The word evokes stage presence, bedazzled outfits, and bright lights in a backstage...

The history of the Guinness family and their famous beer will be dramatized in Netflix‘s upcoming series House of Guinness, and the streamer has revealed the first photos from the series and its premiere date. From the creator of Peaky Blinders, the series stars Anthony Boyle, Jack Gleeson, and James Norton. Here’s a breakdown of all the latest news about the limited series. What is House of Guinness about? House of Guinness doesn’t depict how the Guinness name came to be globally known, but rather the aftermath of the death of the brewery’s founder. The eight-episode series focuses on “the Guinness family, a European dynasty made famous by the drink they brew,” according to the official synopsis. “Set in 19th-century Dublin and New York, the story reimagines the period immediately after the death of Sir Benjamin Guinness, the man responsible for the extraordinary success of the Guinness brewery,...

Things were tense between the ladies of Sweet Seduction in Season 1 of Building the Band, and Elise Kristine has been fueling rumors of a feud with former bandmate Alison Ogden on social media ever since the show finished airing. Fans have noticed that Elise keeps Alison out of her social media posts about Building the Band as much as possible. Most recently, she reposted a fan’s Instagram Story that praised her and the band’s third member, Haley Gosserand. “@EliseKristine and @haley.grosserand are such amazing singers!!!” the fan’s comment said, even though Alison was also in the video they posted along with the message. The comments sections of Elise’s grid posts are also filled with fans pointing out that Alison isn’t included in her photos and videos. “The fact you haven’t included Alison in any of your promo photos gives my actual life. This...

Ben Stiller is stepping away from the director’s chair for “Severance” Season 3, he revealed in an interview with the Los Angeles Times.

The executive producer and primary director of the Apple TV+ sci-fi drama is currently planning its hotly anticipated third season. But, for the first time, he won’t be helming any episodes.

Instead, Stiller will shoot a World War II survival movie in the spring, which “tells the true story of a downed airman in occupied France and how he got involved with the French Resistance.” Plus, he has production on the upcoming “Meet the Parents” sequel “Focker-in-Law,...

This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman has recruited a familiar face for his forthcoming NFL series at Hulu: Mandy Moore, who played matriarch Rebecca Pearson on the NBC family drama, has joined the as-yet-untitled project as a series regular, Deadline reports.

Moore will play Lauren, the daughter and heir of NFL team owner Hank Durkin (played by William H. Macy). The duo will star opposite Christopher Meloni (Law & Order: Organized Crime), who plays the team’s head coach.

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Ryan Paevey is making his way back to Port Charles! The soap star, who notably played Det. Nathan West on General Hospital from 2013 to 2018, is returning to the ABC sudser. You might be thinking: Didn’t Paevey’s character, Nathan West, die? Yes, and that’s still true. Paevey will be playing a new character on Gh, according to Deadline. Paevey revealed that he got a surprise text from Gh executive producer Frank Valentini, which kickstarted talks of his return. Paevey will be back on your TV screen sooner than you think. His first day of filming is August 18. His first appearance will be in September. Gh fans will remember that Nathan was shot and killed by his father, Cesar Faison (Anders Hove), while trying to protect Maxie (Kirsten Storms). After declaring his love for Maxie, he tragically died. “I always laughed with him, and I enjoyed being around him.

HGTV fans are desperate for updates about the fates of their favorite shows after the network recently canceled several beloved series. Earlier this year, Renovation Aloha aired its second season featuring hosts Tristyn Kalama and Kamohai Kalama, and the couple responded to a fan asking about Season 3 in the comments section of a recent Instagram post. “Season 3 in the works ??” the follower questioned, to which Kamohai and Tristyn replied on their joint account with several fingers crossed emojis and praying hands emojis. While the pair’s response didn’t exactly answer the question in a definitive way, it clearly shows they’re interested in keeping their show, which features the pair renovating homes in Hawaii, going. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kamohai and Tristyn Kalama | Hawaii Real Estate Investors (@kamohaiandtristyn) In July, various HGTV stars began revealing that their shows would not be moving forward. Among...