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Jay Som has returned with the announcement of Belong, her first new album in six years, and a headlining 2025 US tour. As a preview, she’s also shared a pair of songs from the record: “Float” featuring Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Adkins and “A Million Reasons Why.” Stream both tracks below.

Dropping on October 10th via Polyvinyl Record Co., Belong is the follow-up to Melina Duterte’s excellent 2019 album, Anak Ko. Duterte wrote, composed, performed, produced, engineered, and mixed the record, which marks her first project to feature guest vocalists. In addition to Adkins, Paramore’s Hayley Williams and Mini Trees’ Lexi Vega lent their voices to the new album.

Duterte also collaborated with key contributors Joao Gonzalez (of Soft Glas) and Mal Hauser (known for working with Mk.gee and Illuminati Hotties) on Belong. “When you try something for the first time, you’re always going to hold some type of fear,...

Jay Som is ready to bring us back into her world, or rejoin us in ours. On Oct. 10, the musician will share the full-length LP Belong as her first album in six years. During her absence, the singer-songwriter and producer worked behind the scenes as a collaborator with Lucy Dacus, Troye Sivan, Boygenius, and more, but largely kept her distance from her position as a leading character in indie rock. Now, Jay Som is back to reclaim her place with “A Million Reasons Why” and “Float,” her collaboration with Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Adkins.

If you were as big a fan of Linwood Boomer's "Malcolm in the Middle" — the family sitcom that was recently renewed for a revival — as I was when I was growing up, you certainly felt the gap the show left behind when it ended in 2006. There were a lot of great sitcoms in the mid and late aughts, but very few managed to capture that family-centred narrative and silly vibe that "Malcolm" almost singularly represented. For me, the one that came closest was Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline's "The Middle." The series stars the wonderful "Everybody Loves Raymond's" Patricia Heaton, "Scrubs'" Neil Flynn, and three child/teen actors who were just getting their feet wet in the huge pond of American television.

"The Middle," which ran on ABC from 2009 to 2018 for 9 seasons, followed the everyday lives of the Hecks, a barely middle-class family in the fictional town of Orson,...

Ahead of the film’s release next week, DC Studios Co-Chief James Gunn reveals what music his “Superman” characters listen to, partnering with Spotify to create personalized playlists for each character in the upcoming movie.

The curated playlists reveal what Clark Kent, Lex Luthor, Eve Teschmacher, Metamorpho, and The Engineer would listen to, with each selection hand-picked by Gunn himself. He also recorded commentary explaining his choices for every track.

“I’m obsessive about music so I am excited to have partnered with Spotify and created a character playlist: What the characters from Superman listen to,” Gunn said. “I probably had more fun doing this than anything else I’ve done in the past couple of years… I had to really think about who they were as people and imagine what kind of music they’d be into.”

.@Spotify asked me to create playlists for many of the characters in #Superman,...

The 2009 ABC sitcom "The Middle" was never a major ratings hit, but it was never a ratings bust either. It might've always been under the shadow of "Modern Family," but it still sailed smoothly to nine full seasons, something few other shows can brag about. In fact, "The Middle" had a strong enough fan base that ABC nearly gave it a spinoff. There were plenty of spinoff options for the writers, too: maybe they could've followed the awkward Brick (Atticus Shaffer) as he made his way through college, or they could've followed Frankie (Patricia Heaton) and Mike (Neil Flynn) as they coped with being empty nesters.

Instead, Sue (Eden Sher) was chosen as the main character going forward. The spinoff was titled "Sue Sue in the City," and it would follow twentysomething Sue getting into all sorts of awkward hijinks in Chicago. "It took place, like, three years in the future,...

The slate for this year’s Accelerator Program, an initiative from the National Association of Latino Independent Producers that supports Latino artists with developing their film projects, includes films from Danny Ramirez, Sylvia Ray, Esteban Orozco and Alexis C. Garcia.

The Accelerator Program, previously known as the Latino Media Market, also provides mentorship and industry guidance to participants. The projects will be presented during the Nalip Media Summit June 26-27, and a jury will review them.

“The Accelerator program is crucial in supporting projects that are ready to be financed and produced—ensuring they are as competitive and high-quality as any other project out there,” Nalip’s executive director Diana Luna said in a statement. “We’ve seen firsthand how programs like these can truly change lives. Many of our past participants have gone on to secure funding, representation, and festival premieres. This isn’t just about access—it is about achievement.

"Life is unfair," at least according to They Might Be Giants' catchy theme song for "Malcolm in the Middle." Those words rang true when the series premiered 25 years ago and went on a seven-season run that followed the titular high Iq genius Malcolm as he tried (and often failed) to deal with his chaotic family. "Malcolm in the Middle" distinguished itself from other sitcoms with its incredible sense of humor while still remaining grounded in the reality of the family's economic difficulties. It was also a rare single camera comedy shot without a laugh track or in-studio audience, lending a further sense of reality to the more manufactured and artificial sitcoms it was competing against.

In the show's perfect series finale, Malcolm discovers that his mom Lois believes he is destined to become President of the United States, but only if he has to suffer and struggle to rise out...

Returning Malcolm in the Middlestar Bryan Cranston is excited to be back as Hal in the sitcom's revival. But the actor is also explaining to fans why Erik Per Sullivan isn't coming back as Dewey.

Per Entertainment Weekly, Cranston said that Sullivan decided to be "the only one who didn't come back to act" in the upcoming Malcolm in the Middle revival. "I talked to Erik and I said, 'Hey, we got the show! It's going to come back.' He goes, 'Oh, that's fantastic!' And I go, 'Yeah, so we're looking forward to having you back.' He goes, 'Oh, no, no, I don't want to do it. But it's fantastic.'"

"He's actually going to Harvard," Cranston continued. "He's really, really smart, and he's getting his Master's at Harvard right now. He said, 'Oh God, no, I haven't acted since I was nine or something. So I'm not into it.

One of the main cast members of Malcolm in the Middle isn't returning for the upcoming revival series, and Bryan Cranston (Hal) recently revealed why. Almost the entire cast of Malcolm in the Middle is returning for the recently announced Malcolm in the Middle revival series. The revival will focus on the same family almost two decades after the ending of Malcolm in the Middle, as Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) and his brothers return for their parents' wedding anniversary. Not all the brothers are coming back, though, and Bryan Cranston has shared some insight into why that is.

While speaking on Dana Carvey and David Spade's podcast "Fly on the Wall," Bryan Cranston revealed why Erik Per Sullivan, who played Dewey in Malcolm in the Middle, won't appear in the upcoming revival.

"I talked to Erik and I said, 'Hey, we got the show! It's going to come back.' He goes,...

Maren Morris is opening up about where she stands with ex-husband Ryan Hurd.

If you were unaware, the 35-year-old “The Middle” singer split from Ryan, 38, in 2023 after five years of marriage. They finalized their divorce in January 2024 and agreed to split custody of their 5-year-old son Hayes.

In a new interview, Maren shared an update on her relationship with Ryan while opening up about co-parenting.

Keep reading to find out more…“We’re over a year out now … [and] we get along now and have moved past a lot of it,” Maren shared on Chelsea Handler‘s Dear Chelsea podcast. “We’re neighbors, and I’m just so fortunate that we have put our son above each other’s s–t, and it’s better for the two of us if we’re getting along.”

“I’m lucky that we love each other so much still,” the Grammy winner continued. “We have the highest respect,...

Superhero movies are on the brink. What was recently the dominant form of cinematic output, the boon and bane of every studio in Hollywood, has become the source of endless disappointment, with a few remaining exceptions. We have argued in the past that superhero movies should take a break, but while Hollywood doesn't seem to care as long as they continue to have hope that the next "Avengers: Endgame" is right around the corner, the situation in the world of video games is different.

Earlier this year, we learned that video game publisher Electronic Arts games had canceled a Black Panther game from developer Cliffhanger Games, based on one of the best-received Marvel movies of all time, an absolute triumph of superhero filmmaking. Not only is the game never seeing the light of day, but EA also shut down the entire developer studio.

According to IGN, the reasoning behind the...

He may be recognized these days thanks to his portrayal of Walter White in Breaking Bad, but long before Bryan Cranston became a meth cook in the popular AMC series, he was dad to Frankie Muniz on Malcolm in the Middle. Now, nearly 20 years since the sitcom left the airwaves, it's returning for a four-episode revival later this year that Cranston recently described as "fun."

Speaking with People at a recent event for his Apple TV+ series The Studio, the subject of the Malcolm in the Middle revival came up. In addition to Cranston, the core cast will also be returning, save for Erik Per Sullivan, whose character of Dewey had to be recast after the young star left the business some years ago. Still, Cranston said that getting the band back together again after nearly 20 years was an experience like no other:

"Slipping back into that character of Hal...

Big news has been revealed for the Malcolm in the Middle revival. Original series star Frankie Muniz, who plays the titular role, has announced that the revival series has officially wrapped filming.

Muniz shared the news with a post on X along with an image of a clapperboard on the set featuring the familiar logo for the show. The former child star reflected on the experience, opening up on how "incredible" it felt to reunite with his TV family. He also showed his gratitude for the fans who continue to support Malcolm in the Middle, admitting that the appreciation for his work on the classic sitcom has made him rediscover his love for acting.

Just wrapped filming the Malcolm in the Middle reboot, and man, I’m still reeling. This experience was straight-up incredible—like stepping back into Malcolm’s wild world but with all the love and chaos cranked to 11. Reuniting with the cast,...

Emmy Russell is the granddaughter of country music legend Loretta Lynn. The American Idol contestant shared a heartfelt message for Memaw. Grab some tissues and keep reading to find out the special message.

Emmy Russell’s American Idol Journey

Emmy Russell made headlines last year for her American Idol audition. She revealed to the judges that she’s the granddaughter of country music icon Loretta Lynn. But the young singer was determined to make her own way and not rely on her family name. During her time on the ABC singing competition, she performed several original songs, as well as taking on her grandmother’s famous song “Coal Miner’s Daughter.”

Despite massive support from fans, Emmy Russell only made it to the Top 5 on American Idol. After she was eliminated, she opened up about how grateful she was for the opportunity. Then she went back to her ‘normal’ life as a young mother,...

Maren Morris is opening up about her dating life.

If you were unaware, the 35-year-old “The Middle” singer finalized her divorce from Ryan Hurd in January 2024 after six years of marriage. Months later in June, she came out as bisexual.

In a new interview, Maren shared the biggest difference in dating women versus men.

Keep reading to find out more…While appearing on the U Up? podcast, Maren said that she has found that she has an easier time connecting with women, while with men, it takes a lot longer.

“My experience has been really positive,” Maren shared. “But I also have a confusion sometimes because I can connect with a woman, any woman, within like two minutes, and we’ll be talking about our childhoods… Like, we will get into it so quickly. With a guy that would take like years to get into that trauma.

She continued, “But...

Within minutes of stepping onto the Warner Bros. lot of The Jennifer Hudson show, this THR reporter stumbles upon an impromptu rehearsal in a hallway that’s instantly recognizable from social media. “Do you want to watch the spirit tunnel?” asks a staffer. That would be a resounding yes for witnessing in person the now-not-so-secret weapon behind the success and longevity of the show: Instead of walk-on music, guests are greeted with a sing-on of a surprise tune performed by the staff, who create a Soul Train-style runway, or “spirit tunnel,” for guests to walk through.

The guests for the pretaped episode are Bowen Yang, Lily Gladstone, Kelly Marie Tran and Han Gi-Chan, and the daytime talk show’s staff has remixed the lyrics of Jagged Edge’s “Let’s Get Married” to incorporate the title of their new rom-com, The Wedding Banquet. As this reporter narrowly escapes being caught...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about The Handmaid’s Tale, Andor, NCIS: Origins, Good American Family and more!

1 | Were you happy that Mythic Quest retconned Ian and Poppy’s kiss now that it’s been cancelled, or were you into the idea of the characters hooking up?

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Saban Films has acquired the North American rights to the “off-the-wall” horror film Traumatika for a theatrical release later this year.

Mikey’s night terrors become reality when his mother begins showing signs of demonic possession. What he’s about to experience will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives across generations.

Pierre Tsigaridis (Two Witches) directs from a script he co-wrote with producer Maxime Rancon (Two Witches).

Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Emily Goss, Ranen Navat, Aj Bowen (You’re Next), Sean O’Bryan (“The Middle”), Susan Gayle Watts, and Sean Whalen (The People Under the Stairs) star.

“Traumatika is not a movie you see – it’s a movie you experience. And there’s no better way to experience it than on the big screen,” said Saban co-presidents Jonathan Saba and Shanan Becker. “It’s hard to prepare yourself for the highly disturbing film that Pierre and Maxime have created.

Maren Morris has dropped a new single, “Bed No Breakfast,” off her forthcoming LP, Dreamsicle. The tongue-in-check song sees Morris kicking someone out of bed after an intimate act.

“’Bed No Breakfast’ is my cheeky little song about wanting personal space after… personal closeness,” Morris explained in a statement. “It’s about a right to your own comforts on your own terms even while having some good-natured fun with somebody. Drunk girls don’t cry… they kick you out.”

“Bed No Breakfast” is the second track (after “Carry Me Through...

Maren Morris is still taking in her Coachella performance after gracing the stage of the music festival two nights in a row this past weekend.

“I feel like I just got my voice back today — thank God, because I had all these interviews — yesterday was like my recovery, don’t talk day,” Morris tells The Hollywood Reporter. “I’ve never had that much time at Coachella. The last time I’d done it was 2019, and I just came out and did ‘The Middle’ with Zedd, but this time I was doing the LA Philharmonic on Saturday, and then Zedd’s set Sunday night, and it was just so fun.”

Morris, who dubbed her Saturday night set “Churchella,” performed “My Church,” the lead single from her 2016 debut studio album Hero, in a floor-length gold gown with a live gospel choir and the Los Angeles Philharmonic under the direction of Venezuelan conductor...

With the first weekend of Coachella 2025 now in the history books, clear winners have emerged among the dozens of acts who performed, including history-making headliners and small-font breakthroughs.

Best Overall Set: Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga’s headlining set on Friday night was an immediate all-timer: the Mother Monster had created an opera house in the middle of the desert teeming with her own inner demons and mind-blowing choreography that utilized not just the main stage but seemingly every inch of the catwalk and B-stage as well. It was a performance for the ages, and erases her fine-but-not-phenomenal previous performance from 2017 altogether.

Lady Gaga performs at the Coachella Stage.

Best Non-Main Stage Set: Gustavo Dudamel

When LA Phil conductor Gustavo Dudamel was revealed on the lineup, anyone who’s been paying attention to orchestral moments at Coachella knew to expect something special. In the past, both Danny Elfman and Hans Zimmer...

Zedd brought his friends with him to the desert. On Sunday night, the German DJ welcomed Maren Morris, John Mayer, Elley Duhé, and Bea Miller for performances at the Outdoor Theatre.

Mayer was the biggest surprise as he hit the stage to perform several tracks, including “New Light” as Zedd stepped away from the DJ booth to play the drums. The pair first performed “Automatic Yes” from the DJ’s 2024 LP Telos.

Elley Duhé first came on during the set to play “Happy Now,” while Bea Miller played “Out of Time” and “Tangerine Rays,...

There was a new episode of The Young and the Restless on Wednesday, April 9. We know there was. It said so in the viewer guide, and when we checked, there was also an episode yesterday, Tuesday, April 8. So why, then, did it feel like we’ve been trapped in a Genoa City version of Groundhog Day for months now?

The Beginning

Groundhog Day is a 1993 movie where Bill Murray plays an obnoxious weatherman who is forced to relive the same day over and over again until he becomes a better person and deserves Andi McDowell falling in love with him.

We don’t know how long he stays in that loop. Some say a few weeks, some say a few months, and then there’s the theory that says it’s thousands of years. We know what that feels like because that’s where we are with Y&R.

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Expect a high-octane show from Zedd at Coachella this year. Rolling Stone can confirm Wednesday that the DJ will bring out country queen Maren Morris during his Outdoor Theatre performance on Sunday.

“Zedd has got a lot up his sleeve for this year’s Coachella,” the source tells Rolling Stone. “He is the king of the special guests.”

While it’s unclear what exactly Morris will perform or if she’ll plays new music, fans might expect her to join Zedd for “The Middle,” which pushed the country star into the mainstream.

Exclusive: Authentic Talent and Literary Management has a new banner signing, or three.

The company has signed Patricia Heaton and David Hunt and their production company FourBoys Entertainment.

The Middle and Everybody Loves Raymond star and Hunt, who has appeared in series such as 24, Homeland, and Mad Men, launched FourBoys Entertainment in 2001. It is behind series such as CBS’ Carol’s Second Act and TNT’s The Engagement Ring as well as The Bituminous Coal Queens of Pennsylvania documentary directed by Hunt and Hallmark movies The Christmas Heart and Christmas at Cartwright’s.

Heaton is the rare star who led two long-running sitcoms, playing Debra Barone on CBS’ Everybody Loves Raymond, which ran from 1996 and 2005, winning two lead Emmys across seven nominations.

Four years after the CBS sitcom ended, Heaton starred on ABC’s The Middle as Frankie Heck. Heaton would play the role for nine seasons between 2009 and 2018.

FourBoys...

Disney Branded Television has rounded out The Wilkersons for the upcoming limited, four-episode revival of Malcolm In the Middle on Disney+, which will reveal the sex and name of the quirky family’s sixth child.

Original cast members Christopher Masterson and Justin Berfield are set to reprise their roles as Malcolm’s older brothers Francis and Reese, respectively, joining Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek who are back as Malcolm and the Wilkerson parents Hal and Lois, respectively.

Caleb Ellsworth-Clark is taking over the role of genius Malcolm’s (Muniz) younger brother, Dewey. The recasting is not surprising. Erik Per Sullivan, who played the role on the original series, was not expected to return as he quit acting in 2010 and has not participated in any of the Malcolm In the Middle reunions.

Anthony Timpano has been cast as Malcolm’s youngest brother, Jamie, who was seen as a baby...

He may have once played the devil himself in the 1997 film The Devil’s Advocate, but today, Al Pacino is attempting to banish the powers of evil with Dan Stevens by his side. XYZ Films has dropped the first teaser trailer for the upcoming horror film The Ritual, which drops its two leading men into an exorcism flick based on a true story. Although it was initially set to go toe-to-toe with the Easter crowd, the power of Christ compelled the folks behind the David Midell-helmed production to move the feature’s release to the summer on June 6.

Fully embracing all the terror that comes with a movie about an exorcism, the teaser trailer for The Ritual introduces audiences to Pacino’s Theophilus Riesinger and Stevens’ Joseph Steiger. Both men are priests who have been summoned to help Emma Schmidt (Abigail Cowen) — a young woman who is suspected to be suffering from demonic possession.

When we mention wholesome and feel-good series, which shows come to mind first? I can think of a few right away. I think of shows like Gilmore Girls, When Calls the Heart, Sweet Magnolias, Virgin River, Heartland, Grace & Frankie, The Middle etc. Well, one of these shows just mentioned has received some exciting news. When Calls the Heart, everyone's favorite Hallmark romance drama, has been announced to return for more!

No, we're not joking around! On March 23, Hallmark Channel renewed the long-running drama series for a thirteenth season. This renewal was announced on Sunday when the When Calls the Heart season 12 finale was airing. But let's be honest. Is anyone really surprised by this show's renewal? We definitely aren't! The drama series has been a fan favorite for years with its heartwarming storytelling and loveable characters. It has become a beloved staple of Hallmark's programming and has continued to thrive.

Undeniably one of the small screen's most criminally-underrated gems, the wholesome and zany 2009 sitcom The Middlefeatured a stellar cast of both new and familiar faces, with TV greats Patricia Heaton and Neil Flynn headlining the series as the perpetually exhausted Frankie and Mike Heck as they attempt to raise their three rambunctious kids in a small Indiana town. The wildly entertaining comedy ran for nine seasons from 2009 to 2018 and spawned 215 episodes, keeping audiences laughing week-after-week as the kooky clan found themselves in chaotic situations and engaging in uproarious shenanigans.

Those looking for an endearing family sitcom and some good-natured humor need not look further than The Middle, which is every bit as fun and enjoyable as the more well-known fellow shows like Young Sheldon, Modern Family, and Malcolm in the Middle. The ABC original hit currently holds a stellar 88% Popcornmeter score from fans and a 7.7 IMDb rating based on 56,000 reviews,...

If you grew up in the early 2000s, chances are you spent many evenings with Ray Barone (Ray Romano) and his eccentric family in the hit comedy series "Everybody Loves Raymond." For good reason. This critically acclaimed sitcom about Ray, a Newsday sportswriter, dealing with his put-upon wife Debra (Patricia Heaton), bickering parents (Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts), and neurotic brother Robert (Brad Garrett), perfectly captures the working-class family and all its quirks, resulting in a heartfelt, often hilarious look at everyday life.

Running from 1997 to 2005, "Raymond" won 15 Primetime Emmys, garnered critical acclaim, and averaged over 20 million viewers during its peak. More impressively, the cast became household names, forever tied to their characters. Still, while many cast members achieved even greater success following the show's finale, others faded into obscurity or endured heartbreaking tragedy. Interested to learn more? Then, keep reading to see what happened to the cast of "Everybody Loves Raymond.

After being upped to contract status in February 2022, actor Tajh Bellow (Tj Ashford) is now off contract at “General Hospital.”

According to an update to the show’s end credits on Friday, February 21, Bellow’s name was removed from the contract cast list after previously appearing between cast members Kristina Wagner (Felicia Scorpio) and Tanisha Harper (Jordan Ashford).

The change in status for Bellow doesn’t come as a surprise considering the actor seemingly gave an indication early last week when he took to his Instagram, saying, “I know a lot of my fans are wondering what’s next for Tj, but before I speak to that I wanted to celebrate all that we’ve accomplished together.”

Bellow’s post highlighted his appreciation for all the support he received during last year’s tumultuous storyline which saw Tj and Molly (Kristen Vaganos) lose their daughter following a traumatic accident involving their surrogate,...

Ty Burrell’s Phil Dunphy had been one of the most beloved characters in Modern Family. The credit of it goes as much to the writer for etching out such a dynamic character, as it does to Burrell for his spectacular performance.

Ty Burrell as Phil Dunphy in Modern Family | Credits: ABC

As such, it’s no wonder that not only the character still impacts the fandom, but that they want to see him in more diverse genres. Incidentally, while talking about Ty Burrell’s Phil Dunphy, fans were reminded of another actor who played a popular sitcom dad.

Now, although he made fans laugh for several years, later turned into one of the most bada*s characters to have ever graced the small screen. If anything, it’s nothing short of criminal that Burrell hasn’t landed something like that for himself yet.

Ty Burrell should have gotten his...

Even though it may seem like pretty much every show is getting reboots, revivals or sequels, not all actors agree that revisiting a hit series is a good idea. While promoting her new movie The Unbreakable Boy, TV star Patricia Heaton commented on possible reboots of her two hit comedy series, Everybody Loves Raymond and The Middle. Fans of both series shouldn't get their hopes up, though, because the actor thinks both shows are "perfection" and don't need any new episodes.

Family sitcom The Middle was a massive hit for ABC throughout its nine-season run. Despite the show experiencing a resurgence in popularity, Patricia Heaton, who played matriarch Frances Heck, recently shot down the possibility of a reboot.

"The way they wrapped it up, where we got to flash-forward in the lives of the Heck family and see where they all ended up, it was so beautiful, and I think people have such a good feeling about the show," she told Yahoo! Entertainment. "The Middle is having such a resurgence on TikTok, of all places, that kids are rediscovering or discovering it for the first time. It's a beautiful thing."

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"It's like a great work of art,...

Patricia Heaton starred in two long-running sitcoms, The Middle and Everybody Loves Raymond, but don’t expect her to reprise any of those roles soon.

The actress recently revealed that she wouldn’t want either comedy show to get rebooted.

“It was just sort of perfection — and you don’t wanna mess with perfection,” Heaton told Yahoo! Entertainment. “You know, we’ve lost so many cast members, you couldn’t reboot it because it won’t be the same show.”

Heaton played Debra Barone on Everybody Loves Raymond for nine seasons, which ran on CBS from 1996 through 2005. In that role, Heaton was nominated seven times for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series at the Primetime Emmy Awards, taking the trophy in 2000 and 2001.

Four years after the CBS sitcom ended, Heaton starred on ABC’s The Middle as Frankie Heck. Heaton would play the role for nine seasons between 2009 and...

General Hospital fans have been wondering what has happened to Tj Ashford (Tajh Bellow). Tj has not been seen or heard from in some time.

Since Tj And Molly Lansing Davis (Kristen Vaganos) aren’t getting along, he has been nowhere to be seen. Tj has certainly had an emotional year, had he gone on a vacation or is he just hiding in the wings of the hospital until he’s needed?

Tajh Bellow Looks Back Over The Past Year

Tajh posted on his Instagram on Tuesday to offer fans a bit of an update. Bellows looked back over the emotional year that his character Tj has experienced this year.

First Tj learned that their surrogate had lost the baby she was carrying. This was followed by losing his daughter with Kristina Corinthos (Kate Mansi) who he and Molly were supposed to raise.

After losing his daughter, Tj and Molly...

Seven years later, Eden Sher is contemplating where Sue Sue Heck ended up.

The Middle alum recently looked back on the unaired spinoff pilot she filmed for Sue Sue in the City, which centered on the middle Heck child, following the ABC parent show’s nine-season run from 2009 to 2018.

“We did shoot a pilot. It was actually a little bit tragic when it didn’t get picked up, because I didn’t even want to do the spinoff in the first place,” she told ScreenRant. “I didn’t want to do it at all. I was like, ‘No, I’m done with this character.’ And then, after months and months of developing it and creating this thing I felt good about, I was like, ‘Oh, actually I could play this for another show. I feel involved enough, and I feel good enough, and I feel like this is opening a new chapter.

In an Instagram post on Tuesday, “General Hospital” star Tajh Bellow (Tj Ashford) looked back on an emotional year in which his character has been through a trying period of his life, particularly the loss of a child, as his daughter with Molly (Kristen Vaganos) sadly passed away following a traumatic accident involving their surrogate, Molly’s sister, Kristina (Kate Mansi), that later caused an initial rift in Tj and Molly’s relationship.

“What a year we had,” opened Bellow in his post, which included a collage of images highlighting key moments from last year. “Playing Dr. Tj Ashford has been a groundbreaking experience for my career. Pouring into Tj as he poured into me has been illuminating in many regards.”

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Bellow also acknowledged several media outlets that have extensively covered his daytime career since making his debut on the series in 2018, including Soap Opera Network.

He said,...

With Severance Season 2’s premiere on Apple TV+ on January 17, anticipation had been at an all-time high. Given his Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, Adam Scott’s transition into prestige drama has proven highly successful.

This transition, for Ben Stiller, is reminiscent of another true Hollywood superstar who also started off as a comic actor. Bryan Cranston, long before he was cooking up meth, was the hilarious Hal Wilkerson on Malcolm in the Middle.

Ben Stiller sees similarities in Adam Scott and Bryan Cranston Adam Scott in Severance | Apple TV+

Adam Scott is best known for his work on Parks and Recreation, in which he played the role of Ben Wyatt, who ends up together with Amy Poehler’s Leslie Knope. He has also been seen in multiple other comic roles, in series such as The Good Place and Big Little Lies.

Related “I was so mortified”: Frankie Muniz...

Everybody Loves Raymond is forever. You could turn it on today, watch Ray complain, and it still hits. Timeless. The show dropped on September 13, 1996, and instantly became a classic. For nine years, it had us laughing and crying. With its penetrating humor and relatable chaos, it snagged 15 Emmys before ending in 2005.

The Barone family? Messy, dysfunctional, and always up in each other’s business. That’s why we loved them. Ray dodging his parents, Debra fighting for space, Robert being, well, Robert. It gave us classic moments we’re still quoting.

Patricia Heaton and Ray Romano in Everybody Loves Raymond (Credits: CBS)

But now it’s been 20 years since we said goodbye to Ray and his gang. Curious what the cast is up to? From career highs to personal milestones, we’ve got all the updates on the Everybody Loves Raymond family in 2025.

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Reviews are out for Shifting Gears, and Tim Allen’s return to TV is massively underperforming with critics. Allen previously led one of the best 90s sitcoms (Home Improvement) and returned in 2011 for a respectable 9-season run of Last Man Standing. The story of Tim Allen’s Shifting Gears seemed like a familiar continuation of his past hits, with leading man Matt partly modeled after Allen himself.

While Tim Allen is undoubtedly the show’s main selling point, it has other heavy hitters like Kat Dennings (2 Broke Girls) who plays his estranged daughter, Riley. Dennings' character and her two children move in with Allen’s Matt, but the father-daughter duo are constantly at odds. Though Shifting Gears is set up like a classic sitcom, reviews have criticized aspects of the plot, writing, and overall execution, with Shifting Gears currently sitting at a “rotten” 45% Rotten Tomatoes score. Choice critics were kinder to the sitcom,...

The acclaimed sitcom "Modern Family" was an enormous hit with audiences and influential on contemporary American television. Running for 11 seasons from 2009 to 2020, the ABC comedy took the mockumentary format, popularized by sitcoms like "The Office," out of the workplace and into a domestic context. And while the conclusion of "Modern Family" left a void in network television, there are plenty of similar comedies that fans can connect with.

From other family-based network sitcoms to shows that adopt a similar mockumentary style, "Modern Family" has a growing number of like-minded counterparts. These shows offer hilarious perspectives on the ever-evolving state of the American family, reflecting the times that we live in. The types of families examined range from lower-middle-class families struggling to make ends meet to the ultra-rich who are brought down a few pegs to comical effect. For those looking to keep the laughs coming in a similar sitcom vein,...

Though their first collaboration resulted in one of the most memorable pop crossovers of the 2010s, it had been years since singer Maren Morris had worked with “The Middle” producers Jordan and Stefan Johnson of The Monsters & Strangerz. Not until after the latter party had been brought in by fellow hitmaker Ali Tamposi (co-writer of hits like “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)” by Kelly Clarkson and “Señorita” by Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello) to work on original music for DreamWorks Animation’s “The Wild Robot” did the Johnson brothers pitch a reunion between them and the Nashville superstar, resulting in the emotional rollercoaster ride that is “Kiss the Sky.”

“When we saw the scene for the first time, it was outside. It was in the wilderness. So the idea of it being organic and a bit fingerpicking guitar just came from what we felt like the mood was, just kind of that outdoor feel,...

Linda Lavin – star of the classic TV show Alice and Netflix’s new hit series No Good Deed – has received an outpouring of tributes following her death. Lavin’s spokesperson has confirmed that she passed away over the weekend.

Deadline reports that Lavin died unexpectedly after she was recently diagnosed with lung cancer. She had been working up until the time of her death, including promoting the release of Netflix’s dark comedy No Good Deed earlier in December. Lavin’s career began as part of Chicago’s influential Compass Players improv group in the 1950s and would later include award-winning performances on stage and screen.

No Good Deed and Alice Star Linda Lavin Dies Following Recent Cancer Diagnosis

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Exclusive: All American will welcome even more new faces for its seventh season.

Lauryn Hardy, Terayle Hill, and Sasha Lance are all set to recur in the upcoming 13-episode installment of the CW drama.

They will join previously announced incoming cast including Osy Ikhile, Nathaniel McIntyre and Elijah M. Cooper, as well as returning series regulars Michael Evans Behling, Greta Onieogou, and Bre-z. Antonio J. Bell and Alexis Chikaeze are also being upped to series regulars for Season 7.

Hardy will play Tori, the head cheerleader at Beverly High and a competitive athlete. She’s the first friend Kj (played by McIntyre) makes at Beverly and is never afraid to speak up for herself or fight for what she wants.

Hill is set to portray Marqui Edwards, the charming yet dangerous father of Khalil (Bell). A gang member and single father at 16 years old, Marqui grew up alongside his son. But...

Bryan Cranston is confirmed to be returning for a reboot of Malcolm in the Middle — but in the meantime, check out his other classic TV show, Breaking Bad. It was recently confirmed that a Malcolm in the Middle revival is in the works for Disney+. Cranston will reprise his role as Hal, Frankie Muniz will reprise his role as Malcolm, and Jane Kaczmarek will reprise her role as Lois. The reboot will consist of four new episodes, and it’ll see Hal and Lois demanding that Malcolm attend their 40th wedding anniversary party with his daughter.

It could be a while before the Malcolm in the Middle reboot finally streams on Disney+, but Cranston has plenty of other classic TV shows to watch during the wait. For starters, there are seven still-relevant seasons of the original Malcolm in the Middle series to binge-watch in time for the show’s continuation.

It's the year 2024, and we're still trying to get justice for Lizzie McGuire, even in the face of other sitcoms of her era making comebacks. Well, the latest news out of Disney+ revealed another revival of a nostalgic 2000s fan-favorite TV show, and I can't help but feel frustrated.

On Dec. 13, Disney+ shared the unexpected announcement that Malcolm in the Middle will be returning with four all-new episodes with Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek set to reprise their roles. (No word yet on additional cast returns.) The cast members each recorded videos to announce the truly surprising but equally thrilling news with fans.

In addition to Muniz, Cranston, and Kaczmarek returning as Malcolm, Hal, and Lois, Malcolm in the Middle's four revival episodes come from original series creator Linwood Boomer and will we each be directed by Ken Kwapis, who directed 19 episodes between seasons 1-5.

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These legends of laughter continued to light up the entertainment world, each carving out a legacy that rivals their time on the show.MEGAPeter Boyle Mega

Before Everybody Loves Raymond, Peter Boyle appeared in Joe (1970), The Candidate (1972), Young Frankenstein (1974) and Taxi Driver (1976), as well as on and off-Broadway. Fans adored him in the role of Ray and Robbie's deadpan, slightly cranky dad, Frank.

However, off-screen, he was nothing like his coarse character. Instead, he was a friendly, warmhearted guy.

"He made me feel welcome," said Ray Romano. "He made me feel part of the club."

Shortly after the sitcom wrapped, Boyle died of multiple myeloma and heart disease in 2006 at age 71.

Doris Roberts Mega

As the overbearing Marie, the Barone family matriarch, Doris Roberts doted on her sons while berating her two daughters-in-law and bickering with her husband.

Roberts earned four Emmys for her work on the series and, like Boyle,...

Frankie Muniz reveals his television father, Bryan Cranston, still keeps in touch with him to this very day. The duo starred as father and son for seven seasons on the beloved television series, Malcolm in the Middle (2000-2006). And Muniz, who was recently signed as a racer for NASCAR’s 2025 Craftsman Truck Series season, fondly spoke about his "incredible" Malcolm costar on the Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum podcast. Muniz said:

"He still reaches out to me every couple of weeks [and] checks in on me. He really cares about what I'm doing. [He] comes to the races. When my band was playing, [he] came to shows. I mean, he's such an inspiration. And like I said, that's what I strive to be that for someone else in the future."

While Muniz still acts from time to time, racing is the Malcolm in the Middle star’s passion today. Meanwhile, Cranston has...

Exclusive: Strand Entertainment has inked actress Ami Park.

Park stars opposite 2x Oscar winner Hilary Swank on the Tom McCarthy created ABC series, Alaska Daily, as Yuna Park and Jieun Park. The show follows a journalist who is seeking a fresh start in Alaska working for a newspaper in Anchorage.

Park also starred on NBC’s This Is Us as Soo, as well as ABC’s The Middle.

On the film side she shot a supporting role in the independent feature, Where We Begin.

A Manhattan, NYC native, Park graduated with her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Boston University in Theatre Arts, and moved to Los Angeles thereafter.

During her first year in Los Angeles, she was a host for Kore Asian Media- (now Character Media) and ISATv, where both platforms focused on highlighting Asian American experiences, and telling stories based on Asian American cultures and experiences.

Park is also repped by Paradigm.