Loni Anderson, whose beloved role as Jennifer Marlowe on “Wkrp in Cincinnati” was nominated for Emmy and Golden Globe awards, has died, her publicist confirmed Sunday. She was 79.

Anderson played the “sexy-yet-smartest-person-in-the-room receptionist” on the hit TV series about a mixed-format radio station from 1978 to 1982. She died Sunday in Los Angeles following an acute prolonged illness, surrounded by family, longtime publicist Cheryl Kagan told TheWrap.

“We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our dear wife, mother and grandmother,” the family said in a statement.

Anderson starred in six TV series, seven feature films, 19 TV movies and two min-series over the years. After her diagnosis, she continued working co-starring in Lifetime’s “Ladies Of The 80’s: A Divas Christmas” with Linda Gray, Donna Mills, Morgan Fairchild and Nicollette Sheridan. The TV movie aired in late December 2023.

“Loni was a class act. Beautiful. Talented. Witty. Always a joy to be around,...

Live from New York… it’s a Saturday Night Live reunion on Netflix!

Molly Shannon will star alongside her SNL castmate Will Ferrell in his upcoming golf comedy for the streamer, Deadline reports. Ferrell stars as golf legend Lonnie “The Hawk” Hawkins, with Shannon playing his foul-mouthed ex-wife Stacy.

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“The Jennifer Hudson Show” is returning for its fourth season, set to premiere on Monday, Sept. 15.

The upcoming season will “continue to embrace and engage its devoted audience, delivering daily inspiration and creating a joyful space where viewers can “Feel the Love” — a message brought to life in every episode through Jennifer’s authentic voice.” The Jennifer Hudson Show will also bring back the Spirit Tunnel, which recently earned the talk show its first Webby and Shorty Awards.

The new season will continue to bring celebrity guests, online trends, and the latest pop culture news. Previously, “The Jennifer Hudson Show...

Charlamagne Tha God has taken issue with the lack of political diversity among The View‘s show guests. “I think it’s ridiculous that The View has had … 102 left-leaning guests and zero conservatives,” he shared on the Monday, August 4, episode of The Breakfast Club radio show. “That is ridiculous to have a platform and … only talk to people that you agree with. That makes no sense whatsoever to me.” He also thanked Lara Trump for having him as a guest on her Fox News series, My View with Lara Trump, on Saturday, August 2, during which they discussed daytime and late-night talk shows allegedly alienating conservative audiences with their content. In addition to praising Charlamagne for having people of differing political beliefs on his radio show, Trump brought up a report stating that The View has hosted 102 liberal guests on the show since the beginning of this year and zero conservatives.

As Erika Slezak prepares to make her Port Charles debut this fall on General Hospital, longtime One Life to Live fans may be surprised to learn that the Daytime Emmy-winning actress won’t be reprising her iconic role as Victoria Lord, or bringing any of that character’s baggage with her. According to an announcement on her official website, the veteran soap star will appear on the ABC daytime drama in a short-term role, playing a brand-new character. Her episodes are scheduled to begin taping in early September. “At this time, Erika does not know which character she will be playing or when her scenes will air, but is excited to be working again with Executive Producer Frank Valentini and the cast of Gh!,” a rep for the actress stated on her site. Often regarded as one of the most complex and layered female character performances in television history, Erika...

First comes love. Then comes a proposal. Then comes announcing your engagement at a Love Is Blind reunion. At least that’s how the relationship timeline unfolded for Perfect Match Season 3’s Ollie and Ad.

Ever since this season of the dating competition launched, the new group of singles mingling at mixers and making executive decisions in the boardroom have continued to drop more love bombs and shed light on their ever-shifting relationship statuses. Much has already transpired in their lives since entering the villa, which raises a few questions.

Already in the midst of the latest batch of episodes? Read on to find out when and where Perfect Match Season 3 was filmed so you can keep these always entertaining — and sometimes slightly messy — relationship timelines straight while you watch.

Back in April, during the Love Is Blind Season 8 reunion, Ad and Ollie — both Lib alums...

Never underestimate the power of the Jeopardy! fandom. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? had its best ratings in five years after Ken Jennings and Matt Damon won $1 million for charity on the latest episode. Millionaire, which is hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, was the top program of the night for the second week in a row, according to a press release. ABC can thank Ken Jennings for that. He appeared on both episodes with Damon, winning the $1 million prize for Water.org. Their game went so long that it stretched into two episodes. Episode two rose week-to-week in total viewers from 4.24 million to 4.46 million viewers. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? also held 100 percent retention in adults ages 18 to 49. A factor that made Millionaire tower over the number two broadcast program, Big Brother, on Wednesday was most likely Kimmel and Damon’s ongoing “feud.” Also, Damon and Jennings’ quest for the $1 million,...

The official X account for the United States Department of Homeland Security is using a still from a recent “South Park” trailer to promote the Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s website, which includes application portals to sign up for various jobs under Ice such as deportation officer and criminal investigator. The still is from a teaser “South Park” dropped on July 29 to promote the second episode of Season 27, which airs this week on Comedy Central.

The teaser was notable for including footage of Donald Trump groping Satan’s leg under the table at a dinner party, but it also featured...

Jefferson White returned to Yellowstone in the final season (Season 5 Part 2) in fall 2024, bringing with him renewed questions about what’s going on with the reported Yellowstone spinoff, 6666 (pronounced four sixes). Based on the ranch that White’s Yellowstone character, Jimmy Hurdstrom, moved to in Yellowstone Season 4, 6666 is said to be on the horizon for Taylor Sheridan‘s TV universe. It’s been a long time since there have been any meaningful updates about the series since it was announced by Paramount in February 2021. Two prequels and three present-day spinoffs have been released and announced in the time since — 1883, 1923, Y: Marshals, the Beth and Rip series, and The Madison — and there’s reportedly another prequel, 1944, in the works. So, what’s up with 6666? Here’s everything we could find about the show’s movements. Is the 6666 spinoff still happening? As of the time of publication, there...

Ramy Youssef, Josh Rabinowitz and Andy Campagna have exited as executive producers of Will Ferrell’s upcoming golf comedy series at Netflix due to creative differences.

Variety understands that the leadership change took place last year. Youssef and Rabinowitz were originally announced as co-showrunners in addition to having created the series with Ferrell, who stars as a fictional gold legend. Campagna was executive producing via Youssef’s Cairo Cowboy production banner. Cairo Cowboy continues to work with Netflix on an untitled living facility series in development with Steve Way, Youssef’s close friend and collaborator.

Separately, Molly Shannon has joined...

The image of a crying millennial standing in awe in front of Cinderella Castle in Walt Disney World Resort has widely become the visual definition of a “Disney Adult”: the obsessive fan whose self-proclaimed love for all things Mouse House makes them a reoccurring easy target for ridicule on social media.

But in her new book that explores the modern-day Disney fan phenomenon, author Aj Wolfe says one of her key findings was that the fandom is more often the ones mocking each other. “One thing that I learned really early on that was shocking to me is that Disney Adults hate Disney Adults,...

More than 2,300 members of the Writers Guild of America have signed an open letter decrying recent actions taken by President Trump and his administration that they say represent “an unprecedented, authoritarian assault.”

The WGA East and WGA West union members signing the letter include Spike Lee, Adam McKay, Ilana Glazer, Mike Schur, Liz Merriwether and Tony Gilroy.

The letter cites Trump’s “baseless lawsuits” against news organizations that have “published stories he does not like and leveraged them into payoffs”; for example, it points to Paramount Global’s agreement last month to pay Trump $16 million to settle “a meritless lawsuit...

Darren Ritter will be written out onscreen in Chicago Fire Season 14 when it premieres on Wednesday, October 1, on NBC. It was announced during Season 13 that Daniel Kyri, who plays the firefighter, was one of two cast members not returning in Season 14, but the finale did not write him out. (Showrunner Andrea Newman had told us ahead of time that was the case and she hoped to have him and Jake Lockett back this fall.) And now, social media posts from August 4 confirm that Kyri will be appear in Season 14 as Ritter. “Back! For a limited time only,” he wrote on an Instagram story of himself, Hanako Greensmith (Violet), and Jocelyn Hudon (Novak) on the set of Firehouse 51. He also reposted Hudon’s Instagram story of himself, David Eigenberg (Herrmann), Christian Stolte (Mouch), Miranda Rae Mayo (Kidd), and Brandon Larracuente (a new series regular) during what looks like a call. See both of them below.

For the first time in eight years, the Robertson family returned to reality television with Duck Dynasty: The Revival in June 2025. The revived version of Duck Dynasty follows Willie Robertson and Korie Robertson‘s family in the most recent stages of their lives. That means babies, new professional ventures, and more time at Duck Commander, of course! Even before the Season 1 premiere, a second season of the series had already been ordered. Now that Season 1 has concluded, scroll down to find out everything we know about what’s to come from Duck Dynasty: The Revival. Is there a Season 2 of Duck Dynasty: The Revival? Yes. A&e ordered two seasons, with 10 episodes each, in January 2025. The finale of Season 1 was on August 3, but more episode will be coming. When does Season 2 of Duck Dynasty: The Revival premiere? A premiere date has not been confirmed, but Season 1 premiered on June 1, 2025, and ran throughout the summer.

During the week of July 28-Aug. 3, “KPop Demon Hunters” achieved not only its seventh week on the Netflix Top 10, but became one of the streamer’s most popular titles ever.

With a total of 158.8 million views since its June 20 debut, the musical fantasy is now in fourth place on the all-time English-language films chart, outranked only by “Red Notice” (230.9 million views), “Carry-On” (172.1 million) and “Don’t Look Up” (171.4 million). Netflix measures its all-time lists by accounting for all views in each title’s first 91 days of viewing, meaning that “KPop Demon Hunters” has seven weeks left to continue climbing higher.

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Netflix has copped the rights to an iconic 1980s TV drama.

The streaming service is developing T.J. Hooker as a movie — a feature-length action comedy based on the William Shatner police procedural, Deadline reports. The film is being penned by Jarrad Paul and Andy Mogel, who previously created the short-lived (but fondly remembered) Fox comedy The Grinder. #TeenLife

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A new generation of fans and longtime devotees of Adam Sandler’s hilariously irreverent Happy Gilmore returned to their happy place. Like Will Zalatoris with his hands around his caddy’s neck, Happy Gilmore 2 sustained its chokehold on viewers for a second week. The film remained in the No. 1 spot on the English Film List and scored big with another 40.8 million views. The original Happy Gilmore continued to hit that nostalgic sweet spot as well, coming in at No. 4 on the list with 11.3 million views.

Maintaining their popcorn-eyes level of influence all over the world were the ladies of Huntr/X. The Honmoon is sealed and stronger than ever as fans everywhere made their love for KPop Demon Hunters known, keeping the film in its No. 2 rank on the English Film List with another 26.3 million views. Cementing itself as a bona fide phenomenon, the film also...

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

Live from the green, it’s a Saturday Night Live reunion!

Molly Shannon is joining her fellow comedy veteran Will Ferrell in the cast of an untilted series featuring Ferrell as a fictional golf legend. Shannon will play Stacy in the 10-episode TV comedy series, Ferrell’s first.

Shannon and Ferrell have a long history of bringing the laughs together. Both joined the cast of Saturday Night Live in 1995, and overlapped for five years at Studio 8H in memorable sketches including “Dog Show,” “Dr. Beamon’s Office,” and “St. Monica’s High School Talent Auditions.” Their film team-ups include A Night at the Roxbury, Superstar — a spinoff film with the Mary Katherine Gallagher character Shannon made famous on SNL — Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, and, most recently, as themselves in the Ferrell-produced documentary Will & Harper.

The untitled...

A trip to the green is in full swing in an upcoming scripted series that will star Will Ferrell in his first TV comedy as a fictional golf legend. Also appearing in the show is his Saturday Night Live castmate and frequent big-screen co-star Molly Shannon.

Shannon will play Stacy in the 10-episode comedy. Executive producers include Ferrell, Jessica Elbaum, and Alix Taylor for Gloria Sanchez Productions; Rian Johnson, Ram Bergman, and Nena Rodrigue for T-Street; Chris Henchy; Harper Steele; David Gordon Green; and Andrew Guest.

More news about the show is coming soon. In the meantime, get your Ferrell fix with Talladega Nights and Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, streaming on Netflix now, and the documentary Will & Harper, featuring Ferrell and Steele and directed by Josh Greenbaum.

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Emmy Award nominee Ramy Youssef is bringing even more of his genius to Netflix.

The writer, director, comedian, and actor is entering into a creative partnership with Netflix in which he will develop and create serialized first look projects through his production company Cairo Cowboy.

This new deal deepens the Golden Globe winner’s relationship with Netflix, which began with the Peabody- and Gotham Award–winning comedy Mo. Youssef co-created the series about a Palestinian refugee’s life in Houston, with its star, Mo Amer, and serves as an executive producer. Mo’s second season brought the titular character’s asylum journey to an end.

Youssef is probably best known for creating, directing, producing, and starring in Ramy, a comedy about a first-generation Egyptian American Muslim millennial on a spiritual journey in New Jersey. Over the course of three seasons, the show has received three Emmy nominations and won a...

We’re now just over two months out from the return of Grey’s Anatomy for Season 22, and there are still many, many questions about what’s coming next on the landmark medical-slash-disaster drama. Chief among them? Who, if anyone, was hurt or killed in that surgical wing explosion in the Season 21 finale? There were several characters shown to be directly in harm’s way at the time of the blast… and others whose exact location was unclear. One character whose fate seemed to be sealed was that of Piper Perabo‘s Jenna Gatlin, the desperate mother who held up an entire operating room with a gas tank and a flint striker to force Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) to perform a risky surgery on her daughter. After the operation proved to be successful, Jenna revealed she was bluffing, and the tank was empty. She was still arrested on the spot and carted away from the scene.

The Season 20 auditions continue during the Tuesday, August 5, episode of America’s Got Talent. This will be the ninth and final episode of auditions, and Matt O’Brien is one of the performers who will be hitting the stage. Matt has been teasing his appearance on the show for months, and his big night is finally here. “The rumors are true I will be wearing a full Jean cuisine on @agt this Tuesday,” he wrote on Instagram ahead of the episode. “Will @simoncowell accept me in my denim buffet? Will @officialmelb rip my blue jean’d butt to shreds?! Will @terrycrews and @howiemandel pull me apart like a piece of Canadian sour dough?! Tune in to find out?!” Scroll down to learn more about the performer who’s hoping to impress judges Simon Cowell, Mel B., Sofia Vergara, and Howie Mandel. What does Matt O’Brien do? Matt is a comedian. In...

Daniel Dae Kim is one of the most recognizable Korean American actors in the business. So when he saw the opportunity to meld the cultures of his birthplace and where he grew up with Butterfly, Amazon’s new six-part spy thriller, he seized on it. The series, which he stars in and executive produces, adapts Arash Amel’s graphic novel of the same name but fully moves the action from Europe to South Korea. “I’ve always been interested in projects that bridge cultures. Being Korean American, I’ve lived and experienced two different ones that I have never seen really melded together on screen before through the lens of someone like me, a Korean American,” he told TV Insider. “So when this project came along through a meeting that I had with Boom Comics, I thought, ‘Well, it’s a show about a father ...

John Oliver and Jay Leno have differing opinions when it comes to political comedy on late-night TV. In a recent interview with David Trulio, president and CEO of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, Leno criticized late-night hosts for alienating “half the audience” with their personal political opinions. “It’s funny when … you make fun of their side and they laugh at it. I don’t think anybody wants to hear a lecture,” he said, adding, “I don’t understand why you would alienate one particular group … just do what’s funny.” Oliver, however, told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published on Tuesday, August 5, that he will “take a hard pass on taking comedic advice from Jay Leno.” When asked if late-night shows should appeal more to both sides of the political spectrum, Oliver stated, “Who thinks that way? Executives? Comedy can’t be for everyone. It’s inherently subjective.

Alfred Gough and Miles Millar have been writing together ever since they met at USC’s Peter Stark producing program in the early ’90s and sold their first script to New Line Cinema.

After countless movies and TV series, this week they premiere Season 2 of their popular series “Wednesday,” executive-produced by Tim Burton, on Netflix. Having sampled the first four episodes, I can attest that Season 2 is even more delicious than Season 1.

For one thing, for budget reasons, the showrunners had to trim some Season 1 subplots, thus relying more heavily on young star Jenna Ortega, now age 22, in the title role of Addams daughter Wednesday, an amateur supernatural detective in her first year at outsider school Nevermore Academy. This time around, with Netflix loosening the purse strings, the series expands with new characters including eager-to-please Nevermore Principal Dort (Steve Buscemi) and Grandmama Hester Frump (Joanna Lumley), while giving more time...

Ryan Seacrest had big shoes to fill when he took Pat Sajak‘s place on Wheel of Fortune. Some fans think he has lived up to Sajak’s legacy, while others want the long-term host back. Seacrest wrapped up his first season as host of the syndicated game show on June 6. He began the journey in September 2024 after Sajak announced that he was retiring. Sajak returned for one final celebrity season alongside Vanna White, but is now passing those ropes to Ryan Seacrest as well. Before Sajak, Chuck Woolery hosted Wheel of Fortune from 1975 until 1981. Pat Sajak took over in 1981 and was joined by White. He hosted for 41 seasons before Seacrest took over. Seacrest, 50, will continue to host for as long as he can. Wheel of Fortune fans have shared their opinions on which host is better. Reddit users said that Seacrest is “charismatic and can handle the spotlight.” Seacrest...

Michelle Vicary is returning to Hallmark, this time as head of programming. In her new role, the longtime exec will oversee all production and original programming across Hallmark’s content platforms.

Vicary was part of Hallmark’s media business since its inception. After serving multiple positions, she exited the company as executive VP of programming in 2021 after 22 years at the company.

During her tenure, she spearheaded some of the most successful series and films for the company, including “When Calls the Heart,” “Good Witch,” and “Chesapeake Shores.”

Vicary expanded the company’s commitment to diverse storytelling, hiring multiple LGBTQ+ actors...

In the aftermath of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert‘s cancellation, one late-night host’s show is reportedly safe from getting the axe. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon will remain on the air for the next few years, as host Jimmy Fallon previously signed an extension to his multimillion-dollar contract with NBCUniversal through 2028, multiple outlets reported back in June 2024. In addition to The Tonight Show, Fallon will continue to appear on the game show series Password and host his new reality series, On Brand with Jimmy Fallon, which premieres next month. However, an article published by Page Six on Monday, August 4, notes that both Fallon and his fellow NBC late-night host Seth Meyers recently experienced setbacks in their shows’ productions. “Seth and Jimmy had budget cuts last year, which saw Jimmy go from five days a week to four days,” an insider told the outlet. “He records Monday through Thursday,...

Lady Gaga leads the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards nominations, and close behind her in second place is her “Die With a Smile” duet partner Bruno Mars. While “Die With a Smile” is the reason for about half of their nominations, “Abracadabra” and “Apt.” are their most-nominated tracks. MTV announced the 2025 VMAs nominees on Tuesday, August 5, on CBS. The ceremony will take place live on Sunday, September 7, from New York’s Ubs Arena and will celebrate “artists whose cultural impact and work during the last 12 months have revolutionized the music industry and sparked global conversations,” MTV says. The live broadcast will be aired on CBS and MTV at 8/7c and will be available to stream live on Paramount+ for Premium subscribers. Next-day streaming is available to standard Paramount+ subscribers. Fan voting is now open for 19 gender-neutral categories by visiting vote.mtv.com through September 5 at 6/5c, except Best New Artist, which remains active into the show.

Elsbeth Season 3 has secured its first famous face for its roster of guest stars. Stephen Colbert will appear on the CBS procedural when it returns this fall, marking his first on-camera gig since the announcement of The Late Show‘s cancellation in July. His role won’t be a far cry from how audiences are used to seeing him — he’s playing a late-night host! Elsbeth Season 3 is going to be new terrain now that Carra Patterson has exited as a series regular. The actor, who has played Kaya Blanke since Season 1, will return only as a guest star next season, a change revealed after the penultimate episode of Season 2 on May 1. The Elsbeth Season 2 finale served as her farewell, but she will be back in a limited capacity in Season 3. CBS revealed its fall 2025 schedule on May 7 and its fall premiere dates on July 11, revealing that Elsbeth is one...

Maurice Benard has been a soap opera staple since for over 30 years, having played Sonny Corinthos on General Hospital since 1993. With more than three decades under his belt, it’s hard to imagine the world of Port Charles without Sonny. In a new interview on the podcast Soapy, Benard addressed his future with General Hospital. Host Rebecca Budig asked Benard if he’ll still be playing Sonny on Gh when he’s 80 years old, like The Bold and the Beautiful‘s John McCook and The Young and the Restless‘ Eric Braeden have done. “I don’t know, in all honesty, if I can last that long and not because I don’t want to,” Benard explained. “People are going to get mad at me for saying this, but I’m always just going to be honest. I don’t think mentally if I can keep going that long, and I...

Will she vie with a smile? Lady Gaga is the frontrunner for MTV’s Video Music Awards, as the singer racked up a leading 12 nods in nominations announced Tuesday for the 2025 ceremony, set to air live on CBS Sept. 7.

Gaga’s dozen nominations are followed by 11 for Bruno Mars, 10 for Kendrick Lamar, eight apiece for Sabrina Carpenter and Rose, and seven each for Ariana Grande and the Weeknd. Billie Eilish landed six nods, and Charli Xcx picked up five nominations. In a six-way tie with four nominations each are Bad Bunny, Doechii, Jelly Roll, Ed Sheeran, Tate McRae and Miley Cyrus.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Wednesday Season 1.] Wednesday‘s long-awaited return to Netflix is here, but before diving into Season 2, it might be good to refresh our memories on how things ended in Season 1. After all, Season 1’s finale streamed back in November 2022, nearly three years before Part 1 of Season 2’s premiere on August 6, 2025. So, how did Wednesday Season 1 end? As fans will recall, Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) found herself chained up and at the mercy of hyde, Tyler (Hunter Doohan), and his master, Marilyn Thornhill (Christina Ricci). It turned out that Thornhill had used Tyler to capture Wednesday in order to resurrect her ancestor, Joseph Crackstone (William Houston), whose mission it was to destroy and eradicate the outcast population. Ultimately, Wednesday’s ancestor, Goody Addams (Ortega), helped free her and heal wounds inflicted upon her by Thornhill after connecting through her hereditary psychic powers. Vlad Cioplea / Netflix In the end, Wednesday defeated Crackstone and brought Thornhill to justice,...

Jim Acosta, the former CNN chief White House correspondent who now hosts an independent show on YouTube, has published an interview with an AI-generated avatar of Joaquin Oliver, who died at age 17 in the Parkland school shooting in 2018.

The interactive AI was created by Oliver’s parents, who granted Acosta the first “interview” with the recreated version of their son on what would have been his 25th birthday. Oliver was one of 17 people killed in the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Acosta asked AI Oliver about his solution for gun violence, to which the avatar responded: “I...

The fate of Mariel Molino‘s character, Lala, on NCIS: Origins was left up in the air after the Season 1 finale earlier this year. Lala got in a car accident, and it’s unclear if she survived (viewers won’t find out until Season 2 premieres in October). Molino’s costar Austin Stowell, who plays Gibbs, knows that fans are dying to know Lala’s fate, and he teased his followers about it after posting a photo with Molino on his Instagram Story. In the pic, the two cozied up at a screening of Point Break. “I know this much…she doesn’t die at the end of Point Break,” Stowell captioned the shot, along with a winking emoji. TV Insider received coy answers from the NCIS: Origins showrunners when asked about Lala’s fate after the finale aired. “Going into this project, Gina [Lucita Monreal] and I knew we wanted to take big swings,...

Don’t worry Jeopardy! fans! The game show you know and love isn’t changing too much, but there are two changes happening in Season 42 that die-hard fans might notice. Production for Season 42 is set to begin next week with 200+ crew members, despite new episodes not airing until Monday, September 8. With a new season comes changes, with one being “unpopular” among fans. According to The U.S. Sun, “The show has some changes in the works to jazz up season 42.” “No one is jumping the shark, the format and all that, the heart of the show, will be the same,” an insider told the outlet. “But there will be new set pieces and, unfortunately for the fans, there will be some, perhaps even an increase, in sponsored categories. Producers know that’s not popular with fans, and quite frankly, a lot of the production team doesn’t like it either.” “But...

Update (8/5/25): Another famous face filled in for Kelly Ripa on Live With Kelly and Mark. Jenna Dewan joined Mark Consuelos on the show’s Tuesday, August 5, episode as Ripa continues to take an unexplained absence from the daytime talk show. Original Story (8/4/25): After Mark Consuelos skipped several episodes of Live With Kelly and Mark last week, Kelly Ripa is enjoying some time off of her own. Ripa was noticeably missing from the daytime talk show’s Monday, August 4, episode, which was prerecorded. In her absence, Nobody Wants This star Jackie Tohn joined Consuelos at the hosting desk. “Tune in tomorrow 8/4 at 9am (check ur local listies)… but only if you’re into watching me have one of the best days of my life,” she captioned an Instagram clip of herself and Consuelos making their show entrance on Sunday, August 3. She reposted the video via her Instagram Story, joking,...

Jackie and the Walter Boys will be back before summer’s end.

Netflix has released a new trailer for My Life With the Walter Boys Season 2, which premieres Thursday, Aug. 28, with all 10 episodes dropping at once. The footage sees Jackie picking up the pieces from her fallout with Cole and Alex as she tries to settle back into life on the ranch. (Watch above.)

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Finn Wolfhard was determined to stay in the moment. “Everyone was thinking about the end and was down, and I would just be like, ‘Yeah, but we’re all here hanging out. It’s fine,’” he recalls. “And I would push it away.” On Dec. 20, there was no more denial. He was filming the grand finale on a stage in the show’s Atlanta studio and noticed a massive crowd, including no less than Netflix co-ceo Ted Sarandos, gathering. Among the throng, Wolfhard spotted cast members Natalia Dyer, Charlie Heaton, Joe Keery and Maya Hawke, who all remained in Atlanta...

Jackie Howard is back in Colorado in Season 2 of Netflix’s “My Life With the Walter Boys.”

A love triangle simmers in the teen drama series, which follows a New York City-born orphan, played by Nikki Rodriguez, who is taken in by the Walter family, which consists of 10 boys and one girl. As she adjusts to life in Colorado, Jackie forges a relationship with the shy, bookish Alex (Ashby Gentry), but toward the end of Season 1 she shares a kiss with his older brother, Cole (Noah Lalonde).

In Season 2, Jackie sets out to make amends with Alex while forming boundaries with Cole.

John Foster played a sold-out show at The Texas Club in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, over the weekend, and shared footage of his pre-show hangs with his band before they took the stage. As the American Idol runner-up noted in his caption, he wasn’t wearing his signature cowboy hat in the behind-the-scenes clip. “Here’s a rare glimpse of me without a hat on—I think we’re all close enough now that y’all are allowed to see that!” Foster captioned the post. “This is a clip of some jamming the band and I did before our sold-out show at @thetexasclub. ‘Sing all night long’ is exactly what we did, and we had an absolute blast. Thank you, thank you, thank you!” Foster always wears a cowboy hat when he’s performing. “My hat stays on always,” he previously told The Advocate. “I don’t usually wear it very much outside of the stage,...

Roku is coming out with its own Netflix-style subscription video service that provides thousands of TV and movie titles without any ads. But the company sees the new Howdy service as a cheaper complement to the likes of Netflix — not a direct competitor.

The streaming platform company’s Howdy provides nearly 10,000 hours of content, comprising thousands of movies and TV episodes, priced at $2.99 per month, with no ads. The content in Howdy’s lineup is licensed from partners including Lionsgate, Warner Bros. Discovery and Radial Entertainment’s FilmRise, alongside select Roku original titles like “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.

The live-action Lilo & Stitch will arrive on Disney+ shortly after Labor Day.

The streaming service has confirmed a Wednesday, Sept. 3 release date for the box office smash. Per Disney+, the 2025 reimagining’s “lush tropical settings provide welcoming visuals as warm as the ‘found family’ that Lilo and Stitch create together, while also authentically honoring the culture and beauty of Hawai’i.”

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Donald Trump shared his thoughts on recent reports that Gayle King‘s future at CBS is uncertain. “​​Gayle King’s career is over. She should have stayed with her belief in Trump,” Trump wrote in a Monday, August 4, Truth Social post while sharing a link to the New York Post‘s report about King. “She never had the courage to do so. No talent, no ratings, no strength!!!” Per a report published by the site on Monday, CBS allegedly may not choose to renew King’s multimillion-dollar extension with the network when it ends in May 2026. Sources claimed to the outlet that King and CBS Mornings executive producer Shawna Thomas’ diversity and inclusivity efforts have supposedly alienated viewers and led to a decrease in viewership. “The audience doesn’t want woke. It doesn’t like progressive and provocative bookings,” one source told the Post. “The morning show audience wants optimism and cheer and joy,...

The most dominant college football is undoubtedly played in the South. Since 2000, the Southeastern Conference (SEC) has led the nation with 16 National Championships while producing nearly 200 NFL Draft first round selections. The football world — both collegiate and professional — truly begins with the SEC.

During the dog days of summer — while college football fans excitedly count down the Saturdays until the season kicks off — Netflix is filling the massive void with a behind-the-scenes look at the game’s top conference, featuring unprecedented access to the players, coaches, programs, and communities that drive the college football world forward, week after week and season after season.

The latest Netflix Sports series SEC Football: Any Given Saturday features 10 programs —from powerhouses like the Lsu Tigers and the Florida Gators to constant underdogs like the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Vanderbilt Commodores (who have yet to make an appearance...

Nielsen and Wpp Media said they struck a new agreement for the large media-buying operation to utilize Nielsen’s audience data that will include Nielsen’s tabulation of so-called “advanced” audiences into Wpp Media’s systems.

“By integrating Nielsen’s advanced audiences into Wpp Open, we’re building a more seamless,

interoperable planning and measurement ecosystem that empowers advertisers to optimize

performance and accelerate growth,” said Nicolas Grand, Wpp Media’s executive director of research and investment analytics, in a prepared statement.

The renewal comes as Nielsen has introduced new technologies that are meant to count viewers across many different types of media,...

At long last, Hannity, Hell’s Kitchen and The Quiz With Balls will live on one, unified streaming service.

Fox Corp. on Tuesday announced that Fox One, a new direct-to-consumer offering, will launch Thursday, Aug. 21. It will cost $19.99 per month (or $199.99 annually).

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Home Town Takeover star Erin Napier is celebrating her 40th birthday later this month and isn’t fretting about her “forehead wrinkles.” The HGTV fan favorite took to her Instagram Stories on Monday (August 4), sharing a close-up, makeup-free selfie. “Yall are we out here caring about forehead wrinkles?” she captioned the pic. “I’m turning 40 this month and I think… we should all decide we don’t care.” Erin turns 40 on August 30, while her husband and Home Town co-star Ben Napier turns 42 on September 24. When Ben celebrated his own milestone 40th birthday in 2023, Erin shared a heartfelt message, noting how she wants to be just like him. Erin Napier Instagram “Lordy lordy, Big Ben is 40! He and my daddy both had milestone birthdays this week!” Erin wrote alongside a photo of Ben and her dad Phil, who turned 70 around the same time. “I want to be like you, @scotsman.co:...

Buckle up for a thrilling adventure because we’re heading to Twitlandia. On Oct. 17, Netflix will release the animated film The Twits — written, directed, and produced by Academy Award nominee Phil Johnston (Ralph Breaks the Internet) and animated by Jellyfish Pictures. Rounding out the filmmaking team are co-directors Katie Shanahan and Todd Demong, producer Maggie Malone, producer Daisy West, and writer Meg Favreau. The Twits marks the first screen adaptation based on the Roald Dahl book of the same name, which has been translated into 41 languages and sold 16 million copies worldwide.

This story follows Mr. and Mrs. Twit — who are the miserable owners of a dangerous amusement park — and their meteoric rise to power in their town. The Twits’ takeover leads to an ongoing conflict between them, two children, and a community of magical animals who are determined to...