“Crystal Lake,” Peacock’s upcoming “Friday the 13th” prequel series, has added William Catlett to its cast.

Catlett will star alongside previously announced series lead Linda Cardellini, who will play Pamela Voorhees. Catlett will star as Levon Brooks, though exact character details remain under wraps. The show will focus on Voorhees’ life prior to the events of the first “Friday the 13th” film. The show was originally picked up straight to series at Peacock in 2022.

Catlett most recently appeared in multiple episodes of Mara Brock Akil’s Netflix series “Forever,” which was based on the Judy Blume novel of the same name.

Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon’s Prime Video now make up 92% of available sports programming on streaming, per a new analysis from Nielsen’s Gracenote.

Overall ,TV, movie and sports programming across the three services, Apple TV+ and Paramount+ grew 5% in the second quarter of 2025, with total available sports programming up 7.8%, TV shows up 6.9% and movies up 4%.

Currently, Netflix accounts for 20.1% of the TV shows, movies and sports programs available on major streaming services, up from 17.9% in the previous quarter.

When looking at the individual services, Netflix’s share of total available content climbed 18.2%, with sports up 22.1%, TV shows up 21.9% and movies up 16.1%.

Apple TV+’s total share grew 3.7%, with sports climbing 25%, TV shows up 4.9% and movies down 2.4%. Prime Video’s total was up 3.2%, with sports programming up 5%, TV programming up 4.8% and movie programming up 2.7%.

Disney+ saw an overall increase of 1.6%, with sports up 4.1%, TV shows up 1.4% and movies up 1.3%. Paramount+...

Summer is here, and And Just Like That… is back for Season 3 — but Carrie and Aidan’s romance isn’t exactly turning up the heat.

As Thursday’s Season 3 premiere opens, Carrie and her beau are still separated, with him moving back to Virginia to take care of his sons, but they’re keeping in touch by exchanging postcards… with nothing written on them. (She’s sending him photos of old New York, and Miranda quips: “To remind him you’re old in New York?”) Carrie insists that she and Aidan have been together a long time, and they know...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Hacks Season 4, Episode 10, “Heaven.”] After Deborah Vance (Jean Smart) gave up her dream to defend her comedic integrity and head writer Ava Daniels (Hannah Einbinder), Hacks‘ Season 4 finale explores the aftermath. When your dream dies, what’s to do next? Go to “Heaven,” of course. In the episode, Deborah returned to Las Vegas for some solitude, but when she was called to help old flame Marty (Christopher McDonald) pick out a suit, he suggested she take a trip to Hawaii, where he owns a hotel, for a brief respite. Deborah seemingly took up Marty’s offer and invited Ava to join her, but upon landing, it was revealed that Deborah had the plan rerouted to Singapore. It turned out that there was a loophole in her no-compete contract in which a translator could perform her stand-up set without issue. So, Deborah and Ava set up shop at a luxurious Singapore-set...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for the Season 4 finale of “Hacks,” now streaming on Max.

In its Season 4 finale, “Hacks” goes where the Emmy-winning comedy has never gone before: to the other side of the world. Still smarting from the sudden end of her time as a late-night host and a subsequent non-compete that bars her from the stage for 18 months, stand-up Deborah Vance (Jean Smart) has taken her trusty collaborator Ava Daniels (Hannah Einbinder) to Singapore. There, Deborah exploits a loophole that allows her to do comedy through a translator — and spends months in a fugue state before TMZ falsely reports her death,...

The following contains spoilers for the Season 4 finale of Hacks.

Late Night With Deborah Vance may be no more, but Hacks’ leading lady isn’t ready to lay down and die — no matter what that TMZ obituary says!

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In the season finale of Hacks, Deborah searched for a loophole that might allow the comedian to take the stage,...

If the Stablers don’t already have a punch card at their local hospital, they should — because by this point, they’d surely be eligible for a free IV or something.

Elliot and his family spend a good chunk of this week’s Law & Order: Organized Crime milling about the emergency room, waiting to hear whether Bernie is going to be Ok. In case you haven’t seen the episode, I’ll set you at ease right now: Ellen Burstyn’s character makes it through the hour in fine form. But with the repeated references to Bernie’s age — I...

Netflix’s You repeated atop Nielsen’s U.S. ranking of streaming originals for the week of April 28, amassing nearly 1.8 billion minutes viewed across 50 total episodes.

In its first week of eligibility, Netflix’s The Four Seasons made its chart debut in the No. 2 spot with 1.3 billion minutes viewed/eight episodes, followed by Disney+’s Andor (with a new weekly high of 821 million minutes viewed across 18 available episodes), Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale (612 million minutes/62 available episodes), and Netflix’s Ransom Canyon (504 million minutes viewed/10 episodes).

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[The following post contains Major spoilers for the Thursday, May 29, episode of Jeopardy!] A Jeopardy! contestant revealed his dreams of being on a different show that involved baking and not trivia. But, did the contestant win anyway? Read on to find out. Thomas Sweeney, from Morrow, Ohio, returned for his second game on Thursday, May 29. He ended his first with a final total of $16,401 after an “easy” Final Jeopardy question put him on top. The reigning champion faced off against Anne Lagatta, from Moorestown, New Jersey, and Geoff Barnes, from Washington D.C. Barnes, an analyst, dominated the first part of the round by answering the first three questions correctly. The next four were triple stumpers. Lagatta, a college professor, then answered the next few clues, but her luck turned when she got one wrong, putting her in the negative. The same happened to Sweeney, a survey technician. Barnes found the first Daily Double of the game on clue 12. He ...

Your friendly, pint-sized neighborhood Spider-Man is swinging back into action next month.

The animated series Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends has set a Monday, June 16 premiere date for Season 4, launching across Disney Jr., Disney Channel and Disney Jr. on Demand. Additionally, the season’s first six episodes will be available to stream on Tuesday, June 17 on Disney+.

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Editor’s Note: The following story contains some spoilers for “Poker Face” Season 2, Episode 6.

Season 2, Episode 6 is not your typical episode of “Poker Face.” Charlie (Natasha Lyonne) has been working as lunch lady at a local elementary school, where she meets the terrifying Stephanie (Eva Jade Halford), a student whose ambition compels her to humiliate one of her peers and indirectly kill the class pet.

It’s a demanding role even on paper, and one brought to life superbly by the 12-year-old Halford (the episode premiered on her birthday), who goes toe to toe with Lyonne, Margo Martindale, and Adrienne C. Moore throughout the episode. It’s enough to shake a seasoned pro — but Halford is already on her way to being just that, having just wrapped “The Last Day” with Alicia Vikander, Victoria Pedretti, and Wagner Moura, from first-time feature director Rachel Rose. As a child, she’s used...

David Lim, who since Day 1 played S.W.A.T.‘s Office Victor Tan, has shared his candid thoughts on how the S.W.A.T. Exiles spinoff announcement was handled earlier this month.

In Exiles, which will begin filming 10 episodes this summer in Los Angeles, “After a high-profile mission goes sideways, Daniel ‘Hondo’ Harrelson is pulled out of forced retirement to lead a last-chance experimental Swat unit made up of untested, unpredictable young recruits,” reads the official logline. “Hondo must bridge a generational divide, navigate clashing personalities, and turn a squad of outsiders into a team capable of protecting the city and saving the program...

Television fans were getting into the thick of it on Thursday (May 29) when discussing the shows they loved that let them down in the final seasons. In a Reddit discussion, commenters weighed in with their picks for the TV series that dropped the ball on the home stretch the most, and while some of the answers were pretty obvious, others weren’t quite as widely maligned. The prompt for the exchange came when the original poster asked, “What shows betray its audience with its final season?” That wasn’t the first (and surely won’t be the last) discussion of this subject on the discussion board site. Less than a year ago, thousands of Redditors hit the comments of a similar thread to share their picks for the shows with the worst final seasons. So which shows were among the most disappointing, according to these TV fans? The Umbrella Academy...

From steamy reality shows to film classics, Netflix’s June slate features a mix of new releases and beloved favorites.

New Netflix originals include the docuseries “Power Moves with Shaquille O’Neal, Tyler Perry’s “Straw” starring Taraji P. Henson, “K.O,.” “Our Times” and “Semi-Soeter.” A handful of movie classics are also arriving on the streamer, including “The Nutty Professor” starring Eddie Murphy and Alfred Hitchcock’s Oscar-nominated “Rear Window” and “Vertigo.”

A fresh month also brings the return of several fan-favorite shows starting with new seasons of “Ginny & Georgia,” “Squid Game,” “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” and “Eva Lasting” among others.

“S.W.A.T.” star David Lim is voicing his disappointment that a spinoff is moving forward without involving him or most of his castmates.

It’s been a rocky road over the past few years for the law enforcement drama. CBS canceled “S.W.A.T.” after six seasons in 2023, but following an uproar from fans, reversed the decision and renewed the series for a seventh season. After Season 7 began airing, the network decided to extend it one more time before a final cancellation after Season 8. The series finale aired on May 16, and two days later, Sony Pictures Television announced that it would be producing a spinoff titled “S.W.A.T. Exiles.

When Reba McEntire returned to television last year as the star and executive producer of NBC’s “Happy’s Place,” fans of the singer and actress were delighted to find that the comedy contained the same blend of humor and heart that characterized “Reba,” McEntire’s beloved sitcom that ran from 2001 to 2007. It’s no coincidence that the new series, in which Reba’s character Bobbie McAllister inherits her father’s bar and is forced to run it alongside the half-sister (Belissa Escobedo) she never knew existed, has retained the earlier show’s strengths — not only was it co-created by “Reba” showrunner Kevin Abbott, it actually began life as a potential “Reba” reboot.

“ We were working on a reboot for about a year,” Abbott told IndieWire as part of our Usg University virtual panel series. “The old team had gotten together and we were hashing out, ‘Where would these characters be now?...

Starz, fresh off its separation from former parent company Lionsgate, reported results for the first three months of the year.

For the quarter, which was the company’s Q4 of fiscal 2025, Starz reported total revenue of $330.6 million, down 6.2%, and an operating loss of $136.3 million (compared with an operating loss of $30.8 million). Starz gained 470,000 streaming subscribers in the period, to reach 13.04 million overall — while total subscribers fell 330,000 because of the loss of a Starz linear TV carriage agreement in Canada.

The company’s results include a restructuring charge of $177.4 million, including $167.7 million for “content and other impairments” that the company said...

Apple TV+ has ordered a series based on Lars Kepler’s Joona Linna novels with Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz, and Stephen Graham attached to star. The untitled series has been given a 10-episode order. Production will begin this summer in Pittsburgh.

The official description of the series states:

“The project tells the story of Jonah Lynn (Schreiber), an ex-soldier turned homicide detective who, tired of working the tough streets of Philadelphia, moves to a small town in Western Pennsylvania for a quiet life. But, as the town and his family come under attack from the diabolically cunning serial killer Jurek...

“Andor” executive producer and production designer Luke Hull was embedded in the writers’ room early on. Working alongside creator Tony Gilroy, Hull knew how important the planet Ghorman would be to the show’s second season and the “Star Wars” world.

Until now, Ghorman was known to fans as the place where the Empire inspires a new wave of rebel backlash that leads to a massacre — two years before the events of “Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope — and strengthens the Rebel Alliance. Hull was tasked with building what had up to this point been an obscure planet.

Its...

Liev Schreiber (Ray Donovan), Stephen Graham (Adolescence) and Zazie Beetz (Atlanta) are set to star in an Apple TV+ series based on the internationally bestselling Joona Linna crime novels by Lars Kepler.

Written by BAFTA Award-winner Rowan Joffe (Tin Man) and John Hlavin (Shooter), with Emmy/Peabody/DGA Award winner Tim Van Patten set to direct the first two episodes, the untitled series tells the story of Jonah Lynn (Schreiber), an ex-soldier turned homicide detective who, tired of working the tough streets of Philadelphia, moves to a small town in Western Pennsylvania for a quiet life.

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When I most unexpectedly reunited with the age-defying Ginnifer Goodwin on the Disney Upfront’s blue carpet earlier this month, I had recently gotten a Facebook “memory” about the Once Upon a Time musical episode, which aired eight years prior (and for which I was on-set, in March 2017).

So after talking a bit about her voice acting encore as police rabbit Judy Hopps in Disney’s Zootopia 2 (due in theaters Nov. 26!), I had to invite Ginny to reflect on Ouat‘s “The Song in Your Heart,” which aired May 7, 2017, saw her duet with husband Josh Dallas’ Charming, and teed...

Now, Jocelyn Hudon is saving lives on Chicago Fire as paramedic Lizzy Novak and preparing to go into her third season on the NBC drama this fall. But back in 2020, she was on the other side, part of a group threatening the lives of the dispatchers at the call center — including Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) — on 9-1-1. When TV Insider caught up with Hudon about the end of Chicago Fire Season 13, we had to ask what she remembered about that 9-1-1 guest spot. “I remember everything from that episode!” she immediately said. “Angela Bassett arrested me at the train station. It was awesome. I was in Bora Bora at the time when I got the audition and I was like, ‘Oh, okay, yeah, fine.’ The last thing you want to do when you’re on vacation is your hair. And I was like, ‘Screw it. Okay, I’m...

“It’s not by any means the reason why we want to be on set,” says Greg Vaughan, who will return to Days of Our Lives as Eric Brady on May 30 as part of the goodbye to John Black (Drake Hogestyn) storyline. “The celebration of life and the celebration of Drake were very, very touching,” Vaughan previews of the upcoming episodes. “It was a very hard day for everybody, obviously, and bringing Eric back was very sweet, but I wish it was under better circumstances.” Regarding the material that’s playing out, Vaughan notes, “Drake’s family, his wife, approved of this story, so I thought that was really just a wonderful gesture, and the way they wrote it was a nice touch.” Filming the episodes, however, wasn’t always easy. “I just carried a lot of the memories we created together and the conversations we shared, and we all...

Rio De Janeiro – Leonardo Edde, president director of Rio’s state-owned film agency RioFilme announced a package of incentives for film and TV production and distribution worth a total R$ 131 million ($23 million) during a panel at Rio2C on Thursday.

With Edde joined on the panel by Alex Braga, president director of Brazilian film-tv agency Ancine, and Marcio Tavares, exec secretary of Brazil’s Ministry of Culture, the round table also allowed its speakers to set some priorities for federal and Rio film-tv policy.

Brazil’s federal government will put up R$100 million ($17.5 million) of the package tapping into its...

Nathan Fielder has no time to argue with the Federal Aviation Administration over commercial airline safety: He already had his mic drop moment during the second season of his hit HBO series “The Rehearsal.”

Fielder, who is the star, writer, director, and executive producer of the series, spent two years training to become a licensed commercial pilot type-rated to fly a 737. During the Season 2 finale, Fielder flew an actual 737 filled with 150 actors. (IndieWire has an explainer about just how Fielder was able to pull that off.)

However, the Faa had more to say about Fielder’s season-long arc about co-pilots not properly communicating with captains in the cockpit, in part leading to safety concerns in the air. The Faa issued a statement to CNN, which read, “The Federal Aviation Administration requires all airline crew members (pilots and flight attendants) and dispatchers to complete Crew Resource Management training.”

The administration further...

The National Hispanic Media Coalition (Nhmc) today announced its latest cohort of participants for its 2025 Series Scriptwriters Program (Ssp) cohort.

Ten talented Latine women from across the country have been selected for an intensive eight-week writers lab, where they will develop an original half-hour or hour-long television pilot. At the conclusion of the program, their scripts will be reviewed by Ssp studio partners, including The Walt Disney Company, NBCUniversal and Netflix.

The Nhmc Series Scriptwriters Program has been a launchpad for Latine storytellers, helping more than 200 writers break into the entertainment industry and bring their stories to life. Throughout the program,...

The year’s most-watched shows have been revealed. Nielsen’s full list of the 100 biggest series of the 2024-2025 season in total viewers, including both streamers and broadcasters, over the traditional 35-day viewing window has been revealed. Of the top 100, Netflix claimed a big share, but other streamers like Disney+, Hulu, Paramount+, and Prime Video made the list, along with all of the big four broadcasters ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC. So where did your favorite shows of the season rank on the full list? Take a look at the full ranking below (via Variety): 1. Squid Game 2. Adolescence 3. Tracker 4. Reacher 5. High Potential 6. Matlock 7. Landman 8. Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story 8. Zero Day 10. Nobody Wants This 11. The Night Agent 12. American Primeval 13. Running Point 14. The Residence 15. A Man on the Inside (...

Ken Jennings shared a rare photo of his son, Dylan, 22, as they enjoyed a baseball game together. The father-son duo attended a Seattle Mariners game in their hometown and fans were shocked at how different his son looked. “The lucky Mariners earrings might be heading for an 0-1 start,” Ken Jennings captioned his post on Wednesday, May 28. The photo, taken by the Jeopardy! host, featured Ken and Dylan in Mariners jerseys and hats standing at their seats a T-Mobile Park. Dylan wore dangly Mariners’ earrings under a small gold post. He had long curly hair and sported a scraggly beard. This was a completely different look for him compared to the last photo Ken Jennings shared of Dylan three years ago at a baseball game, where he had shoulder-length hair and no earrings. “Wicked cool earrings,” a follower commented. Many fans asked “Who is that?” as Dylan looked very grown up.

Nielsen’s list of the most watched shows in total viewers and among adults 18-49 for the 2024-2025 season, with 35 days of linear and streaming viewing, is out, and it proves, at least when it comes to those on the former list, that bringing in viewers doesn’t mean a show will remain on the air. Eleven canceled shows and one still in limbo shows make the list among total viewers. Blue Bloods, which ended after 14 seasons in December 2024, is the first to show up, at number 38. Other canceled shows on the list are four more CBS dramas, 9-1-1: Lone Star (69), two NBC shows (The Irrational at 82 and Found at 90), two Prime Video series (The Bondsman at 90 and On Call at 94), and The Conners (96). There are three Dick Wolf shows. ABC has yet to make a decision about Doctor Odyssey. The latest from ...

Amid Juveria Zaheer‘s run on Jeopardy! Masters, the cast list for Season 50 of Survivor was officially released, featuring contestants who have all played the game before. That meant there was an opportunity for Juveria’s brother, Omar Zaheer, to return to the beach in Fiji for another shot at $1 million. Although fans were hoping Omar would get selected in the casting process, he was ultimately not chosen as one of the 24 castaways for Season 50, and Juveria reacted to the news on X. “Would have loved to have seen the little bro cause chaos on the beach again!” she wrote. Omar last played Survivor during Season 42 in 2022. He finished the game in sixth place and became a fan-favorite contestant. At final tribal council, he casted one of the seven votes for winner Maryanne Oketch, who beat Mike Turner and Romeo Escobar in a 7-1-0 vote (Turner received one vote from Jonathan Young,...

Now that we all know how The Handmaid’s Tale ends and June’s story begins, it’s time to turn our attention to a slightly less important — yet nevertheless pressing — question: Didn’t it seem like Serena Joy and Mark Tuello kinda had a slight thing for each other?

On its face, the idea is ridiculous. Serena, played by Yvonne Strahovski, was the ur-tradwife, a religious conservative whose quest for power was instrumental in replacing the United States of America with the hypocritical patriarchy of Gilead. Meanwhile Tuello, a high-ranking American military commander played by Sam Jaeger, spent his tenure...

Faith can be hard to attain when you’re working in the entertainment industry. On the one hand, it’s all there is to work off of, whether you’re a nobody or a long-established player trying to keep in the mix. But with AI on the rise and jobs continuing to remain scarce, one starts to wonder what’s even worth believing in. The answer? Yourself.

During the latest episode of “What No One Tells You,” television director Jennifer Getzinger discussed her leap from script supervisor to director and how it only came about because of her own tenacity. For year, Getzinger worked as a script supervisor on shows like “Strangers with Candy,” “The Sopranos,” and “Sex and the City.” Later, “Mad Men” creator and showrunner Matthew Weiner brought Getzinger onto the project as script supervisor for the pilot, which was shot in New York. Though the show was...

The world of Tyler Perry’s Sistas is expanding with a second spinoff series, Divorced Sistas, set to premiere June 10 on BET+, and now we have our first look at the explosive offshoot (via the trailer above).

Per the streamer’s official description, Divorced Sistas “follows five close friends — Rasheda, Geneva, Naomi, Tiffany, and Bridgette — as they navigate life, love, and the challenges that come with divorce, marriage, and dating. As they lean on each other through heartbreak and healing, their biggest test comes from within their own circle, challenging their loyalty, character, and true bond of sisterhood.”

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Peacock has canceled “Laid” after one season.

The series starred Stephanie Hsu as Ruby Yao, a woman who learns that her former sexual partners have begun dying off in the order in which she slept with them. With the help of her best friend and roommate Aj (Zosia Mamet), she works to figure out what’s causing the deaths and works to warn the ones who are still living.

Along with Hsu and Mamet, the cast included Zosia Mamet, Michael Angarano and Tommy Martinez as series regulars, plus recurring and guest stars including Andre Hyland, Elizabeth Bowen, Olivia Holt, Ryan Pinkston,...

It seems that Laid is as dead as one of Ruby’s ex-lovers: Peacock has cancelled the twisted romantic comedy starring Stephanie Hsu after one season, our sister site Deadline reports.

Hsu (an Oscar nominee for Everything Everywhere All at Once) starred as Ruby, a young woman who discovers that all of her former lovers are dying under mysterious circumstances. Along with her friend Aj (played by Girls alum Zosia Mamet), Ruby “must go back through her sex timeline to confront her past in order to move forward,” according to the official synopsis.

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The 2025 finale season is upon us. As shows that aired in the fall and midseason prepare to air their final episodes of the 2024-2025 TV year, networks and streamers are slowly starting to reveal which programs won’t be coming back. Cancellations are unfortunately inevitable and unavoidable, and even long-running shows must eventually come to an end. Heading into 2025, we already knew that some of the biggest shows of the last decade would be releasing their final episodes this year. Below is the list of all the TV shows that have either been canceled, or are ending, in 2025. We’ll continue to update this list as more cancellations and final seasons are announced. (See 2024’s full list of cancellations here.) ABC The Conners, seven seasons CBS FBI: Most Wanted, six seasons FBI: International, four seasons Poppa’s House, one season The Summit, one season The Equalizer, five seasons Cartoon Network Craig of the Creek,...

What is… walking down the aisle soon? On the Wednesday, May 28, episode of Jeopardy! Masters, Isaac Hirsch revealed what he plans to do with his winnings — buy an engagement ring for his girlfriend. Hirsch, a customer support team lead, shared that his girlfriend, Victoria Gould, helped him prepare for Masters, and in return, he is going to buy her a ring. “Isaac Hirsch has made it to the semi-finals,” host Ken Jennings said. “Which means no matter what happens in his round, you’re guaranteed a pretty good-sized prize. And I understand you’ve thought about what you want to do with that.” “I hear engagement rings are expensive,” Hirsch said. “Honestly, I’ve been thinking about it for a while and the discussion has always been, ‘After this Jeopardy! thing, we’re going to go out and do it’, and then there’s another Jeopardy! thing, and then more.

Willie Robertson and Korie Robertson‘s family will be at the forefront of Duck Dynasty: The Revival, which has given the couple, their six children, and several grandchildren the opportunity to bond like never before. However, not everybody was immediately onboard to start letting cameras into their lives eight years after the finale of the original Duck Dynasty. “Everyone kind of came at it differently,” Korie tells TV Insider. “Our younger kids just remember all the fun. Will [Robertson] and Bella [Robertson], they were young enough that it was just all fun. They got to be with their cousins all the time. John Luke [Robertson] and Sadie [Robertson] were a little older. It was their teen years when this was happening. So they definitely experienced maybe a little bit more of the hard sides of fame as teenagers.” While it “took them a minute to really think it through,” John Luke and Sadie eventually agreed.

As if he didn’t already stick the landing, in more ways than one, with Sunday’s daring finale of The Rehearsal, comedian Nathan Fielder then took his signature dry wit to CNN’s The Situation Room on Thursday (May 29). The interview was ostensibly scheduled for him to discuss the topic of airline safety — particularly, how his HBO Max series exposes a hidden danger in the current regulations — but Fielder’s deadpan approach sparked quite a reaction from viewers. Fielder’s fans had a field day over the 17-minute sitdown with anchors Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown, which seemed to leave Blitzer somewhat bamboozled. Fielder was joined for the interview by John Goglia, the former member of the National Transportation Safety Board who appeared in the HBO Max series, to discuss The Rehearsal Season 2’s central premise that communication issues between pilots can be a factor in airline crashes. At first,...

You do not want to throw away your shot… to see the original Broadway cast of Hamilton perform at the 2025 Tony Awards.

CBS on Thursday announced that the ensemble will reunite as part of Broadway’s biggest night to celebrate the show’s 10th anniversary. In addition to Lin-Manuel Miranda, the performance will feature Carleigh Bettiol, Andrew Chappelle, Ariana DeBose, Alysha Deslorieux, Daveed Diggs, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Jonathan Groff, Sydney James Harcourt, Neil Haskell, Sasha Hutchings, Christopher Jackson, Thayne Jasperson, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Stephanie Klemons, Morgan Marcell, Javier Muñoz, Leslie Odom, Jr., Okieriete Onaodowan, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Jon Rua, Austin Smith,...

It’s become a bit of a cliché to say “broadcast’s back,” since, of course, it never really left. Just ask the fans of “NCIS,” “Law & Order: Svu” or “Grey’s Anatomy,” shows that have been on the air for decades — and launched when Netflix was only known for mailing DVDs to your house.

But there’s also some truth to this year’s network TV rebirth. This was a strong season for the traditional linear outlets — two of the most-watched new shows, period, were ABC’s “High Potential” and CBS’ “Matlock.” And the third-most-watched program overall was the Eye’s “Tracker,...

Blue Bloods may have ended after 14 seasons in December 2024, but the good news is that fans will get to continue to see one of the Reagan family on screen. Donnie Wahlberg is reprising his role as Danny Reagan in a new series in the Blue Bloods universe, set to premiere in the fall 2025. And so when better than now to not only test your knowledge of Danny Reagan but also give you a chance to commemorate those 14 seasons of Blue Bloods? Take the quiz below to win a Blue Bloods special issue signed by Donnie Wahlberg himself. Blue Bloods ended with Danny still with the NYPD and even seemingly taking a step forward with his partner, Maria Baez (Marisa Ramirez). We’ll have to see what the new show, which was given a straight-to-series order in February 2025, reveals about that relationship, given that, at least so far, Ramirez is not part of its cast.

Disney is unleashing a bunch of discount offers and sweepstakes aimed at spurring more Disney+ and Hulu subscription sign-ups and renewals.

The new Disney+ Perks program expands offers to streaming subscribers to be “always-on” as opposed to the previously limited-time promos, according to the Mouse House. The program launches Thursday (May 29) in the U.S. with additional international rollouts to follow later this year. Disney-owned Hulu will follow suit with its own Perks program launching June 2.

At launch, Disney+ and bundle subscribers will be able to enter a sweepstakes to win tickets to the world premiere of “Freakier Friday” in...

Carrie Underwood and Bo Bice were competing against each other in Season 4 of American Idol, but they were also Irl friends. In the final episode of her Idol to Icon YouTube series, Underwood rewatched the moment she was announced as the winner over Bice in the 2005 finale and reflected on their relationship. “I also can’t explain how amazing Bo is and was during the entire show,” the country superstar said. “We were besties from early on in the show, so for the two of us to be in the finale together, it was a dream come true to have my friend next to me on that stage, as well.” Underwood returned to the show as a judge for Season 23 earlier this year and reunited with Bice. She also paid tribute to the 20-year anniversary of her win by re-wearing the dress she wore when she was crowned the champion.

Wheel of Fortune contestant Kylene Foster missed out on taking home $60,000 after getting a “raw deal” during the Bonus Round. The Tiffin, Ohio, native won the game show after detailing her time on show before her episode aired. She played against Buffy Davis, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Jimmy Bryant, from Petal, Mississippi, on Wednesday, May 28. Foster is a mother to a son named Riley and she wants to bring more fun into her life. Davis, an avid Taylor Swift fan, solved the first two toss-ups, putting her in the lead with $2,000. However, Foster quickly took the lead after solving the first puzzle — “Exciting Innovations” — putting $3,450 in her bank. For the Mystery Round, Bryant, a gold panner, solved half of the puzzle before going Bankrupt. The same happened with Davis. Ultimately, Foster solved the “Periodic & Ping-Ping Table” maintaining the lead with $6,150. She also solved the prize puzzle — “Some People Have All...

Anthony Boyle is set to star opposite Julia Garner in a Netflix limited series about the rise and fall of Ftx, Variety has learned.

Boyle will star as Sam Bankman-Fried in the series, which is titled “The Altruists,” while Garner will play Caroline Ellison. It was reported earlier in May that Garner was negotiating for the role, with the casting now official. As previously reported, Netflix has picked up eight episodes of the series.

The official logline for “The Altruists” states, “The story of Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison, two hyper-smart, ambitious young idealists who tried to remake the global...

The Season 33 finale of Dancing With the Stars featured longtime friends Derek Hough and Mark Ballas collaborating on an Argentine Tango, leading to speculation that Season 34 could feature a male celebrity dancing with a male pro. This would follow suit with the Season 30 all-female pairing of Jenna Johnson and JoJo Siwa. “I would say we are constantly looking at the ways by which we can push the envelope and produce a show that reflects and represents society as a whole,” executive producer Ryan O’Dowd told Deadline. “So I wouldn’t rule it out. It’s something that we’re continuing to discuss.” So far, Alix Earle and Robert Irwin have been confirmed as cast members for Season 34, but the rest of the cast and the pro partner pairings won’t be announced until closer to the fall premiere. View this post on Instagram A post shared by markballas (@markballas) O...

Thirteen years after “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” released in theaters and brought an end to Harry’s journey on the big screen, the Harry Potter universe is gearing up for a return in the form of episodic television.

Led by showrunner Francesca Gardiner and director Mark Mylod of “Succession,” HBO’s take on the beloved book-turned-movie-franchise aims to bring the magical world back to life as Harry Potter discovers he’s a wizard and leaves his muggle family behind to attend Hogwarts, a school of magic. Along the way, he befriends Ron and Hermione and becomes...

In 1982, seven people in Chicago died completely unexpectedly. The common thread that tied their mysterious deaths shocked the nation: They’d all taken Tylenol laced with cyanide. News of the circulation of these lethal Tylenol capsules sparked a panic across the country and one of the largest criminal investigations in US history.

The three-part documentary series Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders is the latest installment in the Cold Case franchise. The Tylenol Murders reexamines the case that turned the ubiquitous over-the-counter drug into a murderous threat — and fundamentally called into question the blind faith many have in the world’s most trusted brands. Was it a maniacal killer who acted alone or a larger, potentially more unsettling conspiracy and cover-up?

From directors Yotam Guendelman and Ari Pines and executive producer Joe Berlinger, the documentary weighs shocking...

Ryan Phillippe admitted in a new interview with People magazine that part of him was “afraid” to accept the role of Billy Douglas on the daytime soap opera “One Life to Live” in the early 1990s. The character was the first gay teenager in daytime television history. Phillippe played Billy for a year on the show and said it was a “really profound experience.”

“I was so young that there were elements of me that were afraid because it was such a different time,” Phillippe said, adding that people close to him also advised him to turn down the role...