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Frost Children’s music is thrillingly unpolished, and while the hyperpop duo—siblings Angel and Lulu—are in their 20s, their songs boast an alluring adolescent snottiness. They’re nostalgic for a time when Nickelodeon, Edm festivals, MySpace, and Vice magazine somehow felt like part of the same culture, before social media completely took over, but they approach this romanticized notion of the recent past without irony. Their sixth studio album, Sister, feels surprisingly innocent, curious and excited by technology rather than dazed and numbed by it.

The album brings a rock sensibility to Frost Children’s brand of dance music, with harsh sawtooth synthesizers and an overall abrasive velocity.

Sister Wives stars Kody Brown and Robyn Brown sound just awful as accusations fly about how they punished the other three wives if they said or did something they didn’t like while filming.

Christine Brown Woolley’s new book was due to hit the shelves in September. But an early release at some locations last week has fans already reading her memoir. And they report that Christine reveals some things we haven’t heard before or witnessed on the TLC series.

Sister Wives: Kody Brown & Robyn Brown Keep Original Wives in Check?

It seems Christine Brown didn’t hold back much in her new book, “Sister Wife: A Memoir of Faith,...

Merle Haggard was an escape artist.

The future country music legend broke out of juvenile hall and prison 17 times by his own count as a teenager and young man. But his greatest escape was getting out of Oildale, the hardscrabble town in California where he grew up, the son of refugees from the Dust Bowl in Oklahoma.

“Oildale is and has been struggling with real poverty, abject poverty. I mean, a lot of the roads aren’t paved,” observes Ethan Hawke, director of the Merle Haggard documentary Highway 99: A Double Album, which just premiered at the Telluride Film Festival. “There’s a lot of homeless, a lot of addiction. And you start to see that this guy pulled himself out of there without any help. He’s incarcerated from 14 to 23, grew up with virtually no education. I’m not talking about a college education; I’m talking about no...

With today's issue of Weekly Shonen Magazine, Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister ties up its 4.5-year run. Marcey Naito's shrine maiden rom-com manga was sent off with much fanfare, including two pieces of gorgeous guest art. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Go! Go! Loser Ranger creator Negi Haruba contributed this beautiful piece, adding that they should celebrate as they did when Quintuplets ended: by eating yakiniku and going to an escape room. Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister art by Negi Haruba Related: Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister Anime Enshrines The Quintessential Quintuplets in Collab Visual Haruko Iizuka, who served as character designer for the manga's anime adaptation,...

Cate Blanchett is booked to lend her talents to the L.A. Phil in a surprising way.

The Oscar winner is confirmed to narrate four performances of Beethoven’s Egmont under the direction of music and artistic director Gustavo Dudamel in February 2026. Described as a “bold reimagining,” the production casts Blanchett as Egmont, a role that has traditionally been filled by a male narrator. Credit for the new take and the gender swap goes to Slave Play breakout Jeremy O. Harris.

The piece, set to feature soprano Elena Villalón, is said to tackle themes of resistance, freedom and heroism. It is part of a program that will open with the world premiere of Ricardo Lorenz’s Humboldt’s Nature, a work inspired by the South American expeditions of Alexander von Humboldt, the visionary philosopher and Beethoven contemporary, and also feature pianist Yunchan Lim performing Schumann’s masterful Piano Concerto.

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A fresh batch of titles is saying goodbye soon, and this week’s window runs from Monday, August 18 through Sunday, August 24, 2025. To help you plan what to watch before these leave, here is a friendly rundown with quick plot primers, headlining cast, and the creative minds behind each project.

Every entry below includes the exact date it leaves. You will find the core details you need about who stars in it, who created it, and what story it tells, so you can jump straight into whatever looks good before it is gone.

‘Gangs of London’ (2020) Sister

The crime saga follows the power vacuum that opens after crime boss Finn Wallace is assassinated and rival factions clash across the city. It features Sope Dirisu as undercover officer Elliot Finch, Joe Cole as Sean Wallace, Michelle Fairley as Marian Wallace, and Lucian Msamati and Paapa Essiedu as Ed and Alex Dumani. It leaves Netflix on Tuesday,...

A handful of buzzy series and films rotate out of Netflix between Monday, August 18 and Sunday, August 24. Below you will find fast, fact packed refreshers on each title so you know exactly what they are about and who made them, along with the exact day they leave this week.

Each entry sticks to concrete details like plot, cast, creators, and key production facts. If one is on your watchlist, note the leaving date inside the paragraphs for each title and plan your queue accordingly.

‘Gangs of London’ (2020) Sister

The story opens with the assassination of crime boss Finn Wallace and follows the violent scramble for control as his son Sean tries to steady the family empire while an undercover officer named Elliot infiltrates the organization. Joe Cole leads as Sean Wallace with Sope Dirisu as Elliot, Michelle Fairley as Marian Wallace, Lucian Msamati as Ed Dumani, and Colm Meaney as Finn Wallace,...

Seeking Sister Wife returns with Season 6 this year, and Dannielle Merrifield is already getting slammed. Of course, her husband, Garrick, who divorced her so he could have other women, was always despised. But now, it seems that any sympathy for Dannielle has evaporated.

Danielle Gets No Sympathy

TLC’s synopsis for Garrick and Dannielle Merrifield reveals that the couple faced disappointments in their past relationships with two Brazilian women. Still, that’s not stopping them from trying again with another potential partner, Lorrana, also from Brazil.

Dannielle cries as Garrick gets it on – TLC

She holds a K1 visa, and just like the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, she and Garrick need to get married within 90 days. Fans will see Lorrana trying to adapt to life in rural Colorado while Dannielle and Garrick decide if this new relationship is right for them.

Of course, Seeking Sister Wife fans immediately noticed in...

Almost five years after Cindy Holland exited her post as head of originals at Netflix, she is in charge of another major streamer in her role as Chair of Direct-to-Consumer for Paramount, overseeing the newly acquired company’s streaming platforms Paramount+ and Pluto TV.

During a press conference with Paramount’s new leadership following the Skydance merger held Wednesday on the Paramount lot in Los Angeles, Holland made her first public comments about the original strategy for Paramount+.

“We want to entertain all audiences around the world,” she said. “On Paramount+ today,, we have a really great foundation, which is the Taylor Sheridan universe. We also have incredible CBS next-day, live sports, a lot from the cable networks, franchises like Star Trek, so many series. We’re seeking to expand that and make sure that we’re offering programming for everybody not just occasionally, not just for the one thing...

Scroll through any list of the greatest achievements in American film, and Billy Wilder’s work is bound to show up. Arguably the most successful of Hollywood’s post-war émigrés, Austria-born Wilder built a reputation for razor-sharp screenplays in the 1930s before transitioning to the director’s chair.

His third film in America, “Double Indemnity” (1944), would prove to be his first masterpiece and the launching pad for the themes and ticks that would recur throughout his body of work. The man could tackle film noir, romantic comedy, war movies, farce, courtroom dramas, and everything in between. He imbued each genre with his trademark wit and a knack for taut storytelling, which resulted in hit after hit during Hollywood’s golden age.

Wilder’s films and the actors in them have defined the era in the cultural imagination; it’s hard to think of many other directors with about a dozen...

John Malkovich has joined the cast of Apple TV+’s “Prodigies.”

Malkovich will guest star in the upcoming romantic comedy series, which stars Will Sharpe and Ayo Edebiri as two ex-child prodigies who have been together since they were children. Malkovich reunites with Edebiri after the pair starred in A24’s “Opus,” where Malkovich played ’90s pop superstar Alfred Moretti and Edebiri played journalist Ariel Ecton.

In addition to Sharpe and Edebiri, Malkovich joins “Prodigies” cast members Andrene Ward-Hammond, Yumi Asō, Tobias Menzies, Rina Sawayama, Sophia Di Martino, Reece Shearsmith, Nabhaan Rizwan, Meera Syal and Lolly Adefope.

Billed as an unusual take on a classic romantic comedy, “Prodigies” follows Didi (Edebiri) and Ren (Sharpe) in their early 30s as they start to question whether their very ordinary existence is living up to the extraordinary promise of their childhood, and, inevitably, they find themselves asking the same questions of their relationship,...

John Malkovich has been added to the cast of Apple TV+’s upcoming rom-com series “Prodigies” as a guest star.

“Prodigies” stars Ayo Edebiri as Didi and series creator Will Sharpe as Ren, who, per the official logline, “are two ex-child prodigies who have been together since they were children. Now in their early 30s, they are starting to question whether their very ordinary existence is living up to the extraordinary promise of their childhood. Inevitably, they find themselves asking the same questions of their relationship. As individual hopes and needs feed into and conflict with their shared lives, the series challenges the fallacy at the heart of romantic storytelling — that the tale is over when the heroes get together. In life, surely, that is just the beginning?”

Details about Malkovich’s character have not yet been announced.

The project reunites Malkovich with Edebiri, as the two worked together on...

Justin Linwill always be known for his work directing several Fast & Furious movies, but now the director has set his sights on another project that just got an exciting new look. As part of Collider's Exclusive Preview event, we are thrilled to partner with Vertical to exclusively preview a new image of Sky Yang inLast Days, the upcoming adventure drama that will be released in theaters nationwide later this year on October 24. In addition to Yang, who is best known for their role as Aris in Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire, Last Days also stars Radhika Apte (Sister Midnight), Naveen Andrews (Lost), Ken Leung (The Sopranos), Toby Wallace (The Bikeriders), and Ciara Bravo (Cherry). Last Days premiered earlier this year at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival.

Last Days is based on a true story, and it follows John Allen Chau’s (Sky Yang) journey to fulfill his life’s mission.

HBO Max is picking up more than a dozen fan-favorite shows thanks to a new agreement with BritBox. Thanks to the deal, fans can enjoy a selection of British entertainment for a limited time.

Per Variety, HBO Max in the U.S. will include 15 BritBox titles at no additional cost to subscribers from Aug. 1 until Sept. 29. The shows will be made accessible via a dedicated in-app section rail called "The Best of British TV by BritBox." The most notable series featured in the lineup are The Office, starring Ricky Gervais, and the first two seasons of the hit crime thriller, Luther, starring Idris Elba.

Like previous deals with fellow streaming services such as AMC+, HBO Max's new deal with BritBox is aimed at getting audiences interested enough to sign up for another streaming service, all while providing HBO's own platform with an influx of viewership hours and the potential for new licensing agreements.

General Hospital recaps for Wednesday, July 30 reveal Laura Collins (Genie Francis) counsels Rocco Falconeri (Finn Carr) and Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Maxie Jones (temporarily Nicole Paggi) catch up.

Also, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) sees things more clearly while Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) tries to reason with Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson).

Laura Counsels Rocco

Rocco goes to Laura’s office-he asks her for help regarding his parents and mentions that he has been in touch with Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati).

Laura is shocked-the kid likes her, thinks she’s quirky, and says that when he was with Liesl, his parents reacted negatively.

Laura clarifies that their connection with Liesl is complex; Rocco still wants to meet with Liesl and is unsure how his parents will react.

They talk about Liesl’s history, and Laura feels that people can change; Liesl appears to have changed, but Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins Bruening...

It’s not too hard to push the nostalgia button for someone who grew up in the ‘90s. All you need to do is mention the Power Rangers or Pearl Jam, and their eyes will light up. The same goes for these four little letters: T-g-i-f. No matter how many mozzarella sticks they scarf down from the other TGIFs, for them, those letters in that order will immediately trigger the sound of Steve. Urkel’s distinct laugh or Michelle Tanner’s “You got it, dude!”

On September 22, 1989, ABC launched a Friday primetime block of shows aimed at revitalizing one of TV’s most difficult nights to program by consolidating two hours of family-oriented comedies. It was called Tgif to trade on the familiarity of the phrase “Thank God it’s Friday,” although officially it stood for “Thank goodness it’s funny” to avoid legal issues with the Tgi Fridays restaurant chain.

Colombian animation is hitting a fresh stride, driven by a mix of social storytelling, ancestral mythologies and new talent, plus determined governmental support.. That energy is on show at the Bogotá Audiovisual Market (Bam) in its Animation strand, set to be unveiled over July 14-18.

Common are stories spotlighting Afro-Colombian identity and Indigenous worldviews, like “Berenice y los Moravitas,” where an eight-year-old girl discovers her divine warrior heritage and “Verde,” a rotoscoped drama set in Colombia’s mangrove villages caught between violence and tradition.

Other projects tackle subjects from gender fluidity in “Negrites” to eco-activism in anarchic comedy “Sacha.” There also seem to be many with cats — both wild and domestic.

A strong presence at international co-production forums has been key to this momentum. Several titles have already paraded through top industry platforms such as Annecy’s MIFA, the Quirino Co-Pro Forum and Ventana Sur’s Animation! section, positioning Colombian...

The following contains spoilers about Bring on the Bad Guys: Abomination #1, on sale from Marvel next week.

The "Bring on the Bad Guys" series of connected one-shots is designed to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic trade paperback collection, Bring on the Bad Guys, that was part of Marvel's legendary era of Fireside books. The one-shots follows an overarching plot of Mephisto trying to collect a series of "Soul Daggers" that, once finished, would make him able to take control of all of the souls in the Marvel Universe. Each of the one-shots spotlight a different major Marvel villain who, as it turns out, has had some sort of arrangement with Mephisto that people might not have known about. In this Cbr exclusive preview of next week's Bring on the Bad Guys: Abomination #1, we learn that the classic Hulk villain, the Abomination, is also having a surprising connection to...

Frost Children have released “Falling,” the next single from their upcoming third album Sister. Watch the Spring Breakers-inspired music video below.

“Falling’ is the double feeling of euphoric and melancholic, both of which seem to be glued together,” the sibling duo said. “The best part of dance is that you get to let go and leave whatever reality is in the shadows for a moment, and this song especially had that intention to feel like the euphoria was also an escape of something so real and so sad as your life falling apart in front of you, and wanting someone or something else to take that burden away and take you over.”

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As described by the duo, “Falling” deals with gloomy thoughts, but it stills sounds like you’re at a rave, similar to a Zedd or Porter Robinson track. “Tell me the way to live I’m falling apart,...

Jensen Ackles' new show Countdown is already a hit. Just a day after its June 25 premiere, the crime drama is close to being the No. 1 show on Prime Video.

Per FlixPatrol, Countdown has landed in the No. 2 spot on Prime Video's Top 10 Overall and Top 10 TV Shows lists in the United States, with the psychological thriller series We Were Liars keeping it from the top spot on both. When looking at Prime Video's Top 10 TV Shows worldwide, Countdown slips to No. 3, with The Better Sister sneaking past the Ackles-led crime drama. Countdown landing in the Top 3 after only one day on Prime Video is a huge win for the series, with its streaming success likely to only improve as more subscribers have the time to press play over the weekend.

Created by Derek Haas, who also serves as showrunner, Countdown stars Ackles as LAPD detective Mark Meachum, who is...

Lynn Hamilton, known in part for her roles in the classic TV shows The Waltons and Sanford and Son, has passed away.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, it has been reported that Hamilton died on Thursday at her home in Chicago, Illinois. According to her publicist, Rev. Calvin Carson, Hamilton died of natural causes. She was 95 years old.

Hamilton was born on April 25, 1930, in Yazoo City, Mississippi, to parents Nancy and Louis. Raised in Chicago, she graduated from the Goodman School of Drama Theater, but as the only Black performer in her class, she said "there weren't any roles" for her at the time. However, she continued to perform and gain experience after moving to New York in 1956. She would act on Broadway in the late 1950s and early 60s.

Hamilton made her feature film debut in 1959 with a role in the movie Shadows. She would later appear in the Sidney Poitier...

The Wheel of Time star Dónal Finn will play Mr. Hayward in an upcoming 10-episode adaptation of The Other Bennett Sister, based on the novel by Janice Hadlow, per TV Line. The Other Bennett Sister is take on Jane Austen's classic novel Pride & Prejudice that focuses on Mary Bennett, who is indeed one of the less prominent Bennett sisters; she'll be played by Ella Bruccoleri. Sisters Jane, Lizzie, Kitty and Lydia will be played by Maddie Close, Poppy Gilbert, Molly Wright and Grace Hogg-Robinson. Ruth Jones and Richard E. Grant will play Mary's parents while Indira Varma and Richard Coyle will play her worldly aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner.

The story involves Mary living with her aunt and uncle and acting as governess to their three children. In the process, she's introduced to an exciting new social world that includes folks like Mr. Ryder (Laurie Davidson...

As the dust settles from Sister Wives Season 19, Janelle Brown‘s shocking reveal indicates Kody Brown‘s recent disturbing accusations about her hold some truth. During this last season, the layers peeled back on all the spouses who once made up a plural family.

Fans learned that some of what they believed for years while watching the TLC series was untrue. They also discovered there was much more to the Sister Wives spouses’ personalities than they ever imagined.

Sister Wives: Kody Brown Goes On a Rant About Janelle Brown

Sister Wives fans were used to Kody Brown praising himself as a great husband on the TLC series. He seemed to think he was a victim of his wives. But when it came to Janelle Brown, Kody felt she used him for one thing.

Kody went on a rant about Janelle. This rant was his reason for not trying to save...

The Better Sister star Jessica Biel has opened up on the possibility of the series returning for a second season. Based on the novel by Alafair Burke, The Better Sister season 1 follows two estranged sisters, who reconnect after the murder of one of their husbands, who was also the ex-husband of the other. The cast of The Better Sister is led by Biel and Elizabeth Banks, who also served as executive producers, and despite the show being a miniseries, there could be scope for a second season.

Per Deadline, Biel revealed that she would be open to returning for a possible second season, but it would have to make sense for the story. She stated how she loved the experience of working on the show, and working with the cast and crew, and complimented the set. However, she was quick to state that the possibility of a second season would...

The Other Bennet Sister, the BBC and BritBox’s Jane Austen universe series, has added Ruth Jones, Richard E. Grant, and Indira Varma in major roles.

Jones (Gavin & Stacey) and Grant (Withnail & I) will co-star as Mr and Mrs Bennet in the adaptation of Janice Hadlow’s novel, which tells the story of Mary Bennet — the seemingly unremarkable and overlooked middle sister in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.

Housed at Doctor Who and Industry producer Bad Wolf, Game of Thrones star Varma and Richard Coyle (Heads of State) are set as Mr and Mrs Gardiner, Mary’s worldly aunt and uncle. Ella Bruccoleri (Bridgerton) leads the 10-part series as Mary Bennet. Filming is underway in Wales.

The Gardiners take Mary under their wing as governess to their three children, Marianne (Roisin Bhalla), George (Reggie Absolom), and Rebecca (Jasmine Sharp), introducing her to a new social world that includes Mr Hayward,...

Kody Brown from Sister Wives openly shared the reason why his marriages to Meri, Janelle, and Christine Brown didn't work out. His first three marriages ended between 2021 and 2023, leaving him in an exclusive relationship with his only remaining wife, Robyn Brown. Kody is now focused on healing after his three divorces and moving forward with his life. In Sister Wives season 19, Kody realized that he no longer wanted to pursue polygamy. However, Robyn expressed her willingness to try polygamy again if there were guarantees of success in the future.

Recently, Kody revealed the reason why his polygamous relationships with Janelle, Meri, and Christine failed, and how his hope of having a polygamous household was destroyed.

TLC recently posted a video from Sister Wives season 19 Tell All, where Kody seemingly accepted responsibility for the end of his three marriages. He admitted that polygamy can't succeed in a household when the husband...

Sister Wives Season 19’s final episode is a doozy as Kody Brown, Robyn Brown, Meri Brown, Janelle Brown, and Christine Brown Woolley continue their sit-down with Sukanya Krishnan. At one point, it is Robyn against Kody’s three ex-wives. The final words of this season get uncomfortable and maybe even ugly at times as the five Sister Wives spouses navigate their new lives and shake off their old one.

Sister Wives: Robyn Brown is Odd Wife Out…

The Sister Wives preview shows Robyn Brown as the odd one out when she goes up against what Meri, Janelle, and Christine have to say. Kody Brown is asked questions, but he deflects most of them and doesn’t respond to what Suki is looking for as an answer.

At one point, we will see Robyn stepping up and speaking about her husband, defending him. She’s not in agreement with what the other women say.

Janelle Brown from Sister Wives has revealed that during their separation, Kody Brown did something that he knew would hurt her most. Kody was married to Meri Brown when Janelle became his second wife through a spiritual union. The couple had six children together, but their family dynamic worsened after Robyn Brown joined the family. Kody began to focus on Robyn and her children, neglecting his other wives and children. Eventually, Janelle became frustrated with Kody's neglectful and controlling behavior and decided to separate from him. In Sister Wives season 19, she was seen starting over in North Carolina.

Recently, Janelle spoke with Sister Wives Tell All host Suki Krishnan and shared the most painful thing Kody had done to her, knowing full well it would hurt.

In a video posted by TLC, Janelle said, "He has attacked all of his wives that are leaving in the area that hurt them...

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Very, very sad news out of the reality television universe:

Khadiyah Lewis, a former cast member on VH1’s Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, passed away on May 30, according to the former reality star’s brother, Jay.

She was 44 years old.

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“This has been an extremely emotionally devastating time,” Jay told The Shade Room in a June 5 statement. “All prayers, condolences, and well wishes are sincerely appreciated.”

No cause of death has been announced at this time.

Lewis’ other brother, Elijah, also confirmed the news about the death via an emotional tribute on social media.

“Been at a lost for words for some days now. And to think that I’ll ever have the words to describe the person you’ve been and the legacy that you left behind would be erroneous,” Elijah wrote on Facebook. “Long Live my sister Khadiyah Lewis.”

He continued as follows:...

[The following story contains spoilers from the Prime Video limited series The Better Sister.]

When the execs at production company Tomorrow Studios were talking to people about producing a TV adaptation of Alafair Burke’s The Better Sister, they would ask prospective partners after reading the first episode who they thought was behind the story’s central murder mystery of who killed Adam Macintosh, played in the Prime Video limited series by Corey Stoll.

“People had different answers,” Tomorrow Studios president and Better Sister executive producer Becky Clements told The Hollywood Reporter at The Better Sister‘s New York premiere last month. “And for us that was perfect, because you wouldn’t be able to predict.”

Even the Better Sister actors were surprised when they learned who did it, despite helping to realize the narrative.

“I was shocked because they put so many twists and turns,” Maxwell Acee Donovan, who plays Adam’s son and murder suspect, Ethan Macintosh. “Even after...

Hyperpop descendants Frost Children have announced their new album Sister, out September 12th via True Panther/Dirty Hit. As a preview for the project, the duo, consisting of siblings Angel and Lulu, dropped the emo-tinged club track “Control.” Stream the new single below.

Sister is Frost Children’s third studio album, which the group said would string together emo, dubstep, and pop influences. The siblings said they were inspired by 2010s festival performances from Edm giants like Zedd, Skrillex, and Krewella.

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Frost Children said “Control,” the first offering off of Sister, reflects their “truest self.”

“We don’t care about perceptions anymore and we’re really just ready to take over dance music and make people bounce and feel free,” Frost Children said in a statement. “Frost Children takeover is imminent.”

“Control” comes with a strobe-heavy music video directed by Ben Turok. Watch the video below.

On Sunday June 1 2025, TLC broadcasts Sister Wives!

One-on-One Part 2 Season 19 Episode 27 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Sister Wives,” titled “One-on-One Part 2,” promises to dive deeper into the complex dynamics of the Brown family. As the conversations continue, viewers will see Janelle candidly share her feelings about both Kody and Robyn. Her honesty may shed light on the challenges she faces within the family structure, giving insight into her perspective on their relationships.

Christine also takes center stage in this episode. She opens up about her discomfort with the term “favorite ex-wife.” This discussion could reveal the emotional weight behind the title and how it affects her connection with Kody and the family. Christine’s reflections may resonate with many who understand the complexities of past relationships.

Meanwhile, Kody contemplates a guy trip with David. This potential getaway could offer a glimpse into Kody’s desire for camaraderie outside of his family life.

In the emotionally charged world of Sister Wives, fan loyalty can shift in an instant—and Christine Brown is feeling the heat. Once celebrated for her candor and courage in leaving Kody Brown, she’s now being likened to none other than Robyn Brown, the show’s longtime lightning rod for fan frustration.

So what changed?

The tipping point came during the latest installment of the one-on-one interviews—those sit-downs where each cast member shares their side of the season’s drama with host Sukanya Krishnan.

Unlike group tell-alls of earlier seasons, these solo interviews are meant to draw out the unfiltered truth. But instead of applause, Christine’s recent comments stirred backlash.

The Meri Dilemma: A Missed Opportunity for Solidarity

Fans were particularly disheartened by Christine’s response when Kody confessed he had been afraid to tell Meri how he truly felt about their deteriorating relationship.

Rather than challenging...

On Thursday May 29 2025, OWN broadcasts Dr. Phil!

Sister-in-Law From Hell Season 6 Episode 157 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Dr. Phil,” titled “Sister-in-Law From Hell,” promises to delve into a tense family situation. This episode will focus on a woman who claims her sister-in-law is causing chaos within the family. According to her, the sister-in-law spreads false information and harasses other family members, creating a toxic environment.

Viewers can expect to see Dr. Phil tackle the emotional fallout from these allegations. The woman hopes to find a resolution to the ongoing conflict and seeks advice on how to handle the situation. Dr. Phil’s expertise in family dynamics may provide valuable insights into the challenges faced by this family.

The episode will likely explore the impact of these actions on family relationships. It will highlight the importance of communication and understanding within families. As the drama unfolds, viewers may find themselves...

‘The Better Sister’ drops Thursday, May 29 with eight episodes of family drama and dark secrets.

I was hooked on Jessica Biel the moment I watched Season 1 of “The Sinner” — she was sharp, haunted, and totally magnetic. Now she’s back in murder mystery mode with “The Better Sister,” a dark new limited series on Prime Video that pairs her with Elizabeth Banks as estranged sisters thrown back into each other’s lives after a brutal killing. The twist? The victim is Banks’s ex-husband… and Biel’s current one. Add a teenage son, some tabloid chaos, and a whole lot of buried secrets, and you’ve got a tangled family drama just waiting to unravel. Here’s everything you need to know before “The Better Sister” drops all eight episodes on Thursday, May 29 only on Prime Video.

How to watch ‘The Better Sister’ When: Thursday, May 29, 2025, at 3 a.m. Et...

Three weeks after Skydance paused new spending on a series starring and executive produced by Jeremy Strong and written and executive produced by Tobias Lindholm and Frank Pugliese, the high-profile drama has been put on hold, sources tell Deadline.

The move comes as the regulatory approval process of Skydance‘s proposed $8 billion Paramount takeover continues to drag on.

Tentatively titled 9/12, the series was the first and so far only Skydance production budgeted against the new Skydance-Paramount deal. While new spending was paused earlier this month, 9/12 still had been targeting its originally planned August filming kickoff.

That involved a June start of pre-production. With no promising updates on the Skydance-Paramount deal front, pre-production will no longer commence next month.

According to sources, Skydance has been looking at an October alternative start date but that clashes with Strong’s commitment to the new Peter Morgan Netflix series The Boys From Brazil, which the Succession alum headlines.

Hey Sister Wives fans, let’s talk about Robyn Brown and whether she’s been plotting to make sure she was the last wife standing all the way back to day 1 when she came into the Brown family’s lives. A very close insider thinks so, Christine Brown Woolley.

Sister Wives: Robyn Brown Targeted Meri Brown for Years?

This all starts for the Sister Wives family with Christine Brown Woolley’s certainty that Robyn Brown manipulated Meri Brown from day one. Christine wholeheartedly believes that Robyn’s plan was to take Kody Brown and make him hers, both spiritually and legally in the eyes of the church and state.

We’ve heard Christine’s observations through the years, and she is standing firm on her belief that Robyn manipulated Meri into granting Kody a divorce so he could legally marry Robyn. But now Christine maps it out for the Sister...

On Sunday May 25 2025, TLC broadcasts Sister Wives!

Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Sister Wives” promises to take viewers deeper into the unique dynamics of Kody Brown’s polygamist family. Airing soon on TLC, this episode will showcase the lives of Kody, his four wives, and their 17 children, providing an inside look at their daily routines and challenges.

In this episode, Kody and his wives will navigate the complexities of their relationships while managing the needs of their large family. Each wife brings her own perspective and experiences to the table, creating a rich tapestry of interactions. Viewers can expect to see how they balance parenting, household responsibilities, and their individual roles within the family.

As the episode unfolds, the Brown family will face new hurdles that test their bonds and communication. The challenges of living in a polygamist family are highlighted, showing both the joys and struggles that come with such a lifestyle.

Larry Yang’s The Shadow’s Edge, starring Jackie Chan, has secured multiple deals across Asia, Latin America and Europe through Hong Kong’s Golden Network Asia.

In the Macau-set action heist film, Chan plays a retired surveillance expert who is rehired by the Macau Police Force to team with elite young detectives and capture a group of wanted criminals.

The film has been sold to Germany (Plaion Pictures), Eastern Europe (Spi International), Turkey (Atv) and Latin America (Great Movies).

In Asia, it has been picked up for Japan (Klockworx), South Korea (Nk Contents), Malaysia (Shanghai Pictures), Indonesia (Prima Cinema...

The BBC has greenlit Matilda: The Musical scribe Dennis Kelly’s adaptation of Andy West’s hit memoir about his life teaching philosophy in prisons.

BAFTA-nominated Josh Finan (The Responder) leads the cast as Dan, a philosopher who begins teaching a class of men in prison. The character is based on West and the show currently has working title Waiting for the Out.

Finan is joined by Gerard Kearns (The Day of the Jackal), Samantha Spiro (Sex Education), Phil Daniels (House of the Dragon), Stephen Wight (Bergerac), Ronkẹ Adékoluẹjo (Rain Dogs), Neal Barry (Rain Dogs), Alex Ferns (Andor), Francis Lovehall (A Thousand Blows), Steven Meo (House of the Dragon), Ric Renton (One Off), Tom Moutchi (Gladiator II), Nima Taleghani (Heartstopper), Sule Rimi (The Day of the Jackal), Charlie Rix (Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power) and Jude Mack (Such Brave Girls).

Through his work, the show follows how...

In a TV studio on the banks of the Thames in London, a team of comedians are trying — and almost entirely failing — to get a laugh out of a gameshow audience.

It feels somewhat unsettling at first. Studio audiences aren’t usually the most comically discerning. But here, that’s the whole point. Each time an audience member so much as sniggers or sneezes, money is docked from a prize pot of £250,000, the slightest noise costing them up to £10,000 each time. Unfortunately for them, all 75 are on camera and mic’d up, with a team of stern-looking officials on the side monitoring fluctuating volume levels and ready to press a buzzer.

“Silence is Golden” — as it’s called — launches on UKTV on May 5. In something of a rarity, the format has already been sold to four other countries across Europe and Latin America before it’s even aired a single episode.

Hey Sister Wives fans, let’s talk about Robyn Brown in some darker scenes lately. The second half of Sister Wives Season 19 opened up something new for Robyn Brown. It seems the show stopped doing such heavy editing. In the past, the other wives seemed careful not to say anything to offend Robyn.

Sister Wives: Robyn Brown Has No Choice?

But that is not the case anymore, which leaves fans wondering if something happened behind the scenes. In the past, Kody Brown seemed to call the shots (to some extent) about what made it to the Sister Wives screen.

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Now that we’re seeing a change, I wonder if TLC stopped allowing Kody any input on what makes it into the episodes. We also know he is very protective of Robyn Brown.

We’ve all heard him say the other wives should be more like Robyn. Kody...

The latest series from streamer Apple TV+ will star two of Hollywood’s brightest up-and-coming talents. Per Deadline, Will Sharpehas created and will star in Prodigies for Apple TV+. Ayo Edebiri, who is known for the animated series’ Big Mouth and Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as well as FX’s The Bear, will co-star with Sharpe.

Prodigies is billed as a romantic comedy with Sharpe and Edebiri starring as two former child prodigies who have been together since they were children. The couple, now in their early 30s, begin to question “whether their very ordinary existence is living up to the extraordinary promise of their childhood. Inevitably, they find themselves asking the same questions of their relationship.” The series will be produced by Black Doves producer, Sister, which worked with Sharpe on Giri/Haji and Flowers. Sharpe created and will write Prodigies and will also be...

Today, Apple TV+ revealed a first look at its new documentary adventure series The Wild Ones, set to premiere globally on July 11, 2025. The streaming service has also announced the new romantic comedy Prodigies.

Originally announced under the working title “Endangered Planet,” the six-part series The Wild Ones follows an elite trio of wildlife experts as they embark on high-stakes expeditions across the globe to track and protect the planet’s most endangered species.

Fronted by former Royal Marines Commando and expedition lead Aldo Kane, wildlife and camera trap expert Declan Burley, and ecological storyteller and wildlife cinematographer Vianet Djenguet, The Wild Ones blends rugged field adventure with groundbreaking science and conservation.

The team traverses six countries—Malaysia, Mongolia, Armenia, Indonesia, Canada, and Gabon—deploying next-generation camera technology to capture rare and often first-ever footage of elusive species, including the Malayan tiger, Gobi bear, Caucasian leopard, Javan rhino, North Atlantic right whale,...

Will Sharpe and Ayo Edebiri are set to lead a new AppleTV+ rom-com, Prodigies.

Written and directed by Sharpe of The White Lotus and A Real Pain fame, the seven-part series also boasts Edebiri (The Bear) as an executive producer.

From Sister, the rom-com will explore the universal complexities of long-term relationships through the lens of “a very unique couple”.

“Didi (Edebiri) and Ren (Sharpe) are two ex-child prodigies who have been together since they were children,” a plot synopsis reads. “Now in their early 30s, they are starting to question whether their very ordinary existence is living up to the extraordinary promise of their childhood. Inevitably, they find themselves asking the same questions of their relationship. As individual hopes and needs feed into and conflict with their shared lives, the series challenges the fallacy at the heart of romantic storytelling — that the tale is over when the heroes get together.

On Monday April 21 2025, CBS broadcasts Hot Bench!

Sister Oh Sister Season 11 Episode 122 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Hot Bench,” titled “Sister Oh Sister,” promises to bring drama and tension to the courtroom. This episode will air on CBS and focuses on a case that revolves around accusations of spreading damaging lies. The plaintiff claims that the defendant has harmed their reputation with false statements, leading to a heated dispute between the two.

Viewers can expect to see the judges navigate the complexities of the case. The courtroom will be filled with emotions as both parties present their sides. The plaintiff will share their experience and the impact of the alleged lies, while the defendant will have the chance to defend their actions. The judges will listen carefully, asking questions to uncover the truth.

As always, “Hot Bench” will showcase the unique perspectives of the three judges. Their insights and...

The theme song performers for the spring 2025 TV anime The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom both posted their respective opening and ending theme music videos on their official YouTube channels, following the anime's premiere on April 2. Singer-songwriter Riria. sings the anime's opening theme song "Aitoka." ("Something Like Love"). She newly wrote the song with the anime's protagonist, Philia, in mind and released the song digitally on April 10. The music video was directed by Seishiro Ishida, known for his music video works for Kana-boon and Ikimionogakari . The video depicts the friendship and love between the two women played by Sena Nakajima and Saki Miyashita. Riria. "Aitoka" Music Video The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom Creditless Opening Video Riria. artist photo Singer Won then provided the ending theme song "Sister." As its title suggests, this song was written...

The second season of 1923 must have set some record for the most misery endured by characters in a TV show.

While Season 1 had its ups and downs, Season 2 dials up the suffering as everyone faces situations many would not endure — and some characters don’t.

The unforgiving nature of the natural world, coupled with the human race’s never-ending greed, creates some of the most horrible situations.

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It can be hard to watch others endure unimaginable horrors. For many, this can compound their general hopelessness in the face of uncontrollable situations.

The fact that we cannot fix most things, no matter how much we want to, is spiritually debilitating.

1923 Season 2 explores the struggles of these characters in the early 20th century, when people had less understanding of the world and society than they do today.

Death was the order of the day. If other people don’t get you,...

Nothing can get me through Hump Day quite like knowing One Chicago is waiting for me by the end of the night.

However, while I tune into all of the series, typically, it’s easy to prioritize Chicago Fire and Chicago Pd ahead over Chicago Med.

Watching the latter is more a form of habit while awaiting the real action. It’s never been a bad series; it’s just always fallen to third place — an appetizer ahead of the main courses if you will.

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But Chicago Med is having one of its best seasons thus far, so much so that it’s been beating out a surprisingly weak Chicago Fire season.

The series has found its stride this season with many of its characters. Those like Lenox have had a strong season, and her character development has made her more endearing than when she first appeared.

Sister Wives fans often talk about some bizarre stuff that has popped up in the background of TLC episodes. The stuff you can see that belongs to Kody Brown, Robyn Brown, and the others. We’ve seen some really weird things over the seasons.

Sister Wives: Intentional Blunders or Neglect?

Maybe the Sister Wives viewers were not supposed to see these strange things in the background. Or maybe they left things out on display intentionally. You know, maybe Kody and the women staged it so fans would have something to talk about. It is one way to keep them interested in seeing what’s going on in their lives.

It happened to all of the Sister Wives’ spouses, Kody, Meri Brown, Janelle, Robyn, and Christine Brown. So maybe it’s not a mistake that we see these things. Instead it is possible they planted the stuff there. After all, it...