John B’s story is finally coming to an end. Ahead of the second half of Season 4, Netflix renewed “Outer Banks” for a fifth and final season.

The announcement comes shortly after the Los Angeles version of Poguelandia, a live fan event tied to the Netflix original series.

The OBX co-creators Jonas Pate, Josh Pate and Shannon Burke announced the renewal to their fans on Instagram, signing the letter aptly with “P4L” (Pogues for Life).

“At the time seven years ago, it seemed impossible that we would really get to tell the whole five season story,” they said in a letter to fans. “We hope to bring our beloved Pogues home in the way we imagined and planned years ago. Season Five will be our last season and we think it will be our best yet.”

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The Television Critics Association has canceled its 2025 winter tour, TheWrap has learned. The decision to cancel was made due to “deep contraction” in Hollywood.

“While several streamers, networks and studios committed, it was not enough for a full press tour. We wanted to be respectful of our members’ need to plan so, as a board, we decided on an early November deadline to make this decision,” the organization’s president, Jacqueline Cutler, said in a statement to members.

In the same email, Cutler emphasized that executives she spoke to were “exceptionally positive” about the last two press tours. “More importantly, each stressed wanting to participate in the Summer 2025 tour, and we are already working toward that,” Cutler wrote.

This is far from the first time TCA has canceled its bi-annual press tour, which has had a rocky time in recent years. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, TCA canceled its in-person...

[This story contains major spoilers from the season finale of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, “The Book of Carol.”]

After Sunday night’s season finale, Daryl Dixon and Carol Peletier are set to continue on a European journey that will eventually have a next stop in Spain. And a new, post-finale teaser shows a brief glimpse at what’s in store when the The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon stars eventually get there.

The teaser (below) debuted during Sunday night’s finale of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, “The Book of Carol,” which left the recently reunited zombie-fighting travelers in a tunnel heading to London. With production on the already renewed third season now underway in Spain, the big question is: How will Daryl and Carol wind up there?

“I was ready to give up. Thought it was all over,” Daryl (Norman Reedus) tells Carol (Melissa McBride) in the teaser. “You and me both,” she replies, with as much of a smile as she can muster.

The Gilded Age Season 3 is currently in production in New York. Fans got their first glimpse of Season 3 footage in a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it clip in an HBO teaser dropped on August 4, showing Bertha (Carrie Coon) and Marian (Louisa Jacobson) and more in the new episodes. And the series has slowly been announcing more new cast members as production presses on. Recent casting updates reveal that the women’s suffrage movement and Bertha’s family history will both be topics this season, and more historical figures are going to be depicted. One character description also hints that there will be scenes set in England for the very first time. Could that be because Gladys (Taissa Farmiga) marries the English Duke of Buckingham after all? The Good Wife‘s Dylan Baker, Broadway’s Kate Baldwin, Michael Cumpsty of Severance, John Ellison Conlee from Boardwalk Empire, Bobby Steggert from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,...

As we move closer to production, we’re starting to learn the names of the actors who will round out the cast for the upcoming DC Studios series, “Lanterns.” We already know the two leads, Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre, but those two need some actors surrounding them, right?

According to Deadline, Garret Dillahunt is the latest actor to join DC Studios’ upcoming HBO series, “Lanterns.” The series is inspired by the “Green Lantern” DC comics and will tell the story of two Green Lanterns who come to Earth to investigate a crime.

Continue reading ‘Lanterns’: Garret Dillahunt Joins DC Studios Detective Series at The Playlist.

“The View” hosts marked Election Day by sharing their optimism that Kamala Harris will beat Donald Trump in the race for president (Sunny Hostin said she was “nauseously optimistic”). All five hosts — Whoopi Goldberg, Sara Haines, Hostin, Joy Behar and Alyssa Farah Griffin — voted for Harris. Even Griffin, an outspoken Republican who previously served in Trump’s White House, voted for a Democrat for the first time in her life.

“I consider my vote a loan to her,” Griffin said about voting for Harrris. “I worry the direction that Donald Trump will take this country, and I take my own warning seriously.

Champions of Runeterra near and far, listen up and grab your weapon of choice. Whether you’re repping Zaun, Piltover, or another faraway land, you need to get up to speed on all things ARCANEahead of the Season Two premieres: Act I on Nov. 9, Act II on Nov. 16, and Act III on Nov. 23.

The show’s first season tells the origin stories of two beloved League of Legends fighters. Vi (Hailee Steinfeld) and Jinx (Ella Purnell) are sisters on opposite sides of a war brewing between Piltover and Zaun. Once inseparable, they’re now on completely different life paths. The politicians governing Zaun aren’t concerned with the well-being of its people, and at the heart of this conflict is a powerful magical technology that threatens to change the trajectory of the entire world.

Here’s your full recap of Arcane’s first season. Be careful — you won’t find...

What is Jenny McCarthy thinking? Or should we say, Watts is she thinking?

The Masked Singer returns Wednesday (Fox, 8/7c) after a brief World Series-induced hiatus, and as you’ll see in TVLine’s exclusive sneak peek of the episode, McCarthy thinks she has the Bluebell all figured out. The catch? As usual, she’s way off.

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This week’s Chicago P.D. is one we’ve been waiting for: An officer is getting promoted to detective! In the November 6 episode, “Pawns,” Burgess (Marina Squerciati) is put to the test as she looks to make an advancement in her career. “I think that it’s been a long time coming,” Squerciati tells TV Insider. “I think she’s really excited. I think she’s really nervous. When you want something so bad, do you kill it? I don’t know. I think she deserves it and hope she gets it.” The good news is she has great support at home, from her fiancé Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger). “I know that Adam is generous as a partner and filling in at home more while she studies,” notes Squerciati. Now that she’s going for her detective badge, Burgess’ eyes are opened to other aspects of the job that weren...

Delimar Vera finally tells her kidnapping story on her own terms in “The Hand That Robbed the Cradle,” as Fremantle shares in exclusivity with Variety the trailer of the film.

“For a long time, I shut the media out. I was diagnosed with Ptsd and it wasn’t something I was interested in. Now, my life is very different,” she told Variety.

Back in December 1997, a fire destroyed 10-day-old Delimar’s home in Philadelphia. Nowhere to be found, she was presumed dead for six long years – until a chance encounter at a birthday party resulted in an investigation and arrest.

Ghosts Season 4 is in full swing and as we look ahead to the future at Woodstone, some of the stars of CBS‘s hit comedy dropped by TV Insider’s New York Comic Con studio to tease what’s next. Rose McIver, Brandon Scott Jones, Román Zaragoza, and Sheila Carrasco, who play living Sam and spirits Isaac, Sasappis, and Flower, stopped by the video suite to discuss all things Ghosts, offering a peek behind Season 4’s curtain. As announced at Nycc, McIver will direct her first episode of the show later this season. “I’ve been super excited to direct for a long time,” she shares. @Mattdoylephoto When it comes to taking on the new role, McIver says she’s particularly passionate about directing in television. “I think it’s a unique job where it’s not just about the creativity, but it’s people management, and it’s this...

The Squid Game Season 2 teaser trailer gave fans a familiar peek at Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae): In the first few seconds, he stares down the barrel of the Squid Game camera, and a voice tells him to “Smile!” When Gi-hun received the same prompt in Season 1, he grinned, excited for whatever might come next. But in Season 2, he knows that brutality lies ahead, so Player 456 glares into the lens he once beamed into, unblinking and determined.

Viewers are in for some big surprises — and changes — when Squid Game Season 2 arrives on Dec. 26. Series creator and director Hwang Dong-hyuk and lead actor Lee confirmed as much at Netflix’s Fall Edit event in Los Angeles (which also revealed a new arrangement of the thriller’s iconic score).

“The way you see Gi-hun in Season 1 and the state that you see him in Season 2 are...

In 1989, New York City resident Linda Napolitano said she was abducted by aliens outside her high-rise apartment. The occurrence, known as the Brooklyn Bridge Abduction, was reportedly witnessed by over 20 people and became highly publicized. But did it really happen, or was it all a hoax? From Vivienne Perry (Meet Me in the Bathroom) and series director Daniel Vernon (Nail Bomber: Manhunt), The Manhattan Alien Abductioninvestigates the case and features an interview with Napolitano.

Stream all three episodes now. 

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The docuseries retraces the Brooklyn Bridge Abduction, which allegedly happened to a woman named Linda Napolitano in November 1989 who said she was taken from her apartment in Lower Manhattan. She reported the incident to UFO researcher Budd Hopkins, who later claimed to have found over two dozen witnesses who saw Napolitano that night floating above her building. Hopkins, who...

Martha Stewart opens up about everything in her new Netflix documentary Martha, including her 29-year marriage to Andy Stewart and the cheating that happened on both sides. There is one moment, in particular, though, that has captured viewers’ attention. When discussing Andy’s extramarital affairs, the lifestyle guru states, “Young women, listen to my advice… if you’re married and your husband starts to cheat on you, he’s a piece of s***. Get out of that marriage.” When a producer interrupts to ask, “Didn’t you have an affair early on?” Martha quickly replies, “Yeah, but I don’t think Andy ever knew about that.” “I’m sorry but this took me Out!” wrote one fan on X. I’m sorry but this took me Out! I’m tuning In!!! https://t.co/MBUfp0DHCA pic.twitter.com/eQq7g8yNK3 — Meech (@MediumSizeMeech) October 10, 2024 “Girl she said it fast too,...

If you’re going to be looking for a break while waiting for results on Election Night next Tuesday, November 5, to find out whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump is the next president of the United States, you won’t be able to get it from your favorite weekly shows. The broadcast networks will be airing special election night shows throughout the primetime hours, so if you’re looking for other content, you’ll have to turn to streaming (the good thing is the primetime shows are all available on a service) or some of these other options airing on Election Night. Below, find out what will (and will not) be airing on Election Night—and stay tuned for any updates for the rest of the week, should final results not come on November 5 or before the following evening. ABC Instead of two hours of Dancing With the Stars and...

Dog the Bounty Hunter‘s daughter Bonnie Chapman has been opening up about her weight loss journey, revealing how she shed 58 pounds in less than a year. Chapman took to her Instagram page on Friday, November 1, where she posted a video about her body transformation. In the video, she revealed she had dropped 58 pounds over the past 10 months with the help of the injectable weight management medication Tirezepatide and Morph Health & Wellness. “I have Pcos (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome), and it has made losing weight impossible my entire life,” Chapman said. “I have probably not weighed this much since I was prepubescent.” She added, “I’m really proud of how I got here. Tirezepatide also taught me how to make healthy weight decisions and healthy goals about what food I’m putting into my body.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bonnie Chapman (@bonniejoc) Chapman, who is one...

Conan O’Brien welcomed Tom Hanks onto the latest episode of the “Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend” podcast and told the Oscar winner about one of his biggest career regrets: Being way too intense during his brief stint as a writer on “Saturday Night Live.” O’Brien worked at “SNL” for three years from 1988 to 1991 before he jumped ship to write and produce “The Simpsons.”

“People always say no regrets,” O’Brien said. “I regret being so intense about that job. Yeah. I was way too intense, and I think I robbed myself of some fun that I could have had.

Parker Schnabel is not one to rest on his laurels. With gold pricing reaching new heights, the franchise’s 29-year-old king of the Klondike looks to break more records during Season 15 of Gold Rush. He took the biggest bet of his career leveraging everything to buy the Dominion Creek claim. The big risk so far has paid out. Despite collecting more than 63,000 ounces of gold worth $98 million thus far, Schnabel could see massive potential for more. That more is to the tune of $200 million within the grounds! To achieve what he wants for his operation overall, he needs to get to at least 10,000 ounces per season over six years. It’s about keeping the momentum going and not faltering, which could lead to drowning in mounting debt from the acquisition. A lofty goal that puts immense pressure on the crew including Mitch Blaschke and Tyson Lee to deliver the goods.

Rachael Ray has opened up about her ‘weird’ marriage on the latest episode of her I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead podcast, a week after confessing to needing space and time apart from her husband, John Cusimano. On last week’s podcast, the celebrity cook shared how she and Cusimano like to spend time apart from one another. “I am wildly, wildly lucky that I have my husband. But he understands I need my space. He needs his space. John and I largely stay in separate corners,” she said. Ray opened up further on Tuesday’s (November 5) podcast, where she spoke with chef Jacques Pépin. “One of the things that I think has been essential to my life and my success over the years is the partner that I chose,” Ray explained. “I love my husband John, and John works with me and has built our business and our brand together,...

Whether you’re laughing through the pain or screaming into the void, the U.S. Presidential Election has everyone and their Maga-loving mother on the verge of throwing up. For “The Daily Show” correspondent Jordan Klepper, nerves are the name of the game in 2024 — even if he’d like to be talking about anything else.

“I wish there wasn’t a man baby who is a totally unserious person who runs on grievance and has been given a giant microphone and half of this country,” Klepper told IndieWire. “I wish he wasn’t talking about fascism and praising Hitler’s generals or whatever. If he wasn’t, we’d be able to craft comedy and insight about other things that people care about. But until that day happens, this is the road I have to hoe.”

For more than eight years, Klepper has come back to the campaign trail to...

Michael Bublé found the final “piece of the puzzle” for his team on Monday’s (November 4) episode of The Voice as he stole a contestant from a shocked Reba McEntire. As the final Battle Round came to a close, McEntire put her two country singers, Tate Renner and Tanner Frick, head-to-head for a performance of Jelly Roll’s “Need a Favor.” Both contestants gave it their all, leaving McEntire with an extremely difficult decision. In the end, McEntire chose Renner to move forward, explaining, “That was a really tough decision, but I went with Tate. I love Tate’s raspiness in his voice. A little bit of Chris Stapleton in there,” she said, noting that she thinks he’ll “go far” in the competition. The dream wasn’t over for fan favorite Frick, though, as host Carson Daly announced he was available to steal. Bublé left it until Frick was...

Stephen Colbert opened Monday’s (November 4) episode of The Late Show by sharing his thoughts on the latest election campaign drama, including Donald Trump‘s “lewd” interaction with a microphone. The late-night host focused on Trump’s rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Friday (November 1), where the former president was given a handheld microphone after complaining about the mic stand not being to his liking. However, he also complained about the handheld microphone. “I’ve never held a microphone up so long in my damn life,” Trump said at the rally. “It’s like I’m weightlifting. This sucker’s heavy. I’m working my a** off with this stupid mic. I’m blowing out my left arm. Now I’m gonna blow out my right arm. And I’m blowing out my damn throat too.” “You’re blowing out your arms? He can’t hold up a microphone?” Colbert responded.

BBC chair Samir Shah has vowed to tackle “unacceptable behavior” at the broadcaster following the Huw Edwards scandal.

Edwards, who was until last year the BBC’s most high-profile and highly-paid news anchor, went on medical leave after being outed in a scandal involving allegedly paying a teenager for photographs. This year he was convicted of making indecent images of children in a separate incident, which saw him narrowly escape a prison sentence.

The BBC has also been tainted by other #MeToo-style scandals over the years allegedly perpetrated by some of its talent including Jimmy Savile, Russell Brand, Rolf Harris and DJ Tim Westwood.

Jimmy Kimmel used Monday’s (November 4) episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! to make his “closing argument” ahead of Tuesday’s (November 5) 2024 presidential election.], and he imagined a world without Donald Trump. “I hope everyone enjoyed their night terrors last night,” Kimmel said at the top of Tuesday’s show. “We set the clocks back yesterday. Just what this election season needed… an extra hour. It feels like the whole country’s waiting to get the results of a biopsy.” The late-night host told his audience he doesn’t have any inside information on the way the election might be heading. “I don’t know anything; no one does,” he stated. “These polls, they’re mood rings, that’s all they are, they bring you up, they bring you down.” Kimmel continued focusing on the polls, “There are only two choices. You have a 50 percent chance of being right. It’s...

[Editor’s note: The following post includes spoilers for Season 2 of “The Diplomat.”]

It only took three minutes for “The Diplomat” to completely upend Hal and Kate Wyler in its Season 2 finale. That’s the exact amount of time between the moment Ambassador to the U.K. Kate Wyler (Keri Russell) tells Vice President Grace Penn (Allison Janney) she won’t reveal her role in the lethal bombing to Hal (Rufus Sewell) telling Kate that Grace is now the President of the United States.

And cut to credits. Three minutes, and Hal and Kate are completely undone; for the first time, they’re in the passenger seat. And by ending on a close-up of Janney, the balance of power has officially shifted. In the wake of the riveting 180 seconds, IndieWire spoke to editor Gary Levy about assembling the game-changing finale moments.

“They shot a lot and there were a lot of fantastic shots that we ended up not even using because...

The BBC and Netflix have garnered the most nods at the upcoming Royal Television Society (Rts) Craft & Design Awards with 31 and 16 nominations respectively.

BBC series “Lost Boys & Fairies” led the way with four nominations while Netflix’s “Baby Reindeer” garnered three.

Other Netflix shows to be nominated including the recently-canceled mythological series “Kaos” and the adaptation of David Nicholls’ “One Day.”

The ceremony will take place on Dec. 2 at the London Hilton.

“On joining this year as chair of the awards I was extremely confident that the calibre of entries would be high,” said Emma Gormley, chair of the Rts Craft & Design Awards.

Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan’s largest phones and broadband internet company, unveiled an investment and production slate of two new series and two movies on Tuesday, the first day of the Taiwan Creative Content Fest.

The new titles are part of the giant firm’s effort to build out the creative industries ecosystem and follow a year on from a co-financing deal with Taiwan’s ministry of culture.

“Chunghwa Telecom is not just a platform and internet service. We need to support the content industry,” said Hu Hsueh-hai, president of consumer products.

Asserting that “content is king, and channels are queen,...

The Taiwan Creative Content Agency and Singapore’s public broadcast group MediaCorp, Tuesday, used the opening day of the Taiwan Creative Content Fest as the occasion to sign a memorandum of understanding.

Signatories includes Taicca chair Homme Tsai and MediaCorp’s chief content officer Virginia Lim.

The speakers said that the agreement is intended to facilitate co-production in the film and TV space, increase skills training and expand the volume of content that is of a quality to play in international markets.

Tsai said that he hopes Taiwanese companies will send production and management staff to Singapore for training. Lim...

In a series of newly-released tapes posted this weekend by the Daily Beast, convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein is heard speaking with author Michael Wolff about his relationship with Donald Trump. In the recordings, Epstein tells Wolff that he was Trump’s best friend for a decade, and spells out plenty of their scandalous exploits.

Audio clips from Wolff’s August 2017 interview with Epstein — two years before he was found dead in a jail cell — can be found at the Daily Beast’s website. It’s the kind of shocking reveals that would normally torpedo a political campaign. But as “Jimmy...

A comprehensive trends analysis of Southeast Asian media markets reveals significant digital advertising growth and streaming platform expansion, with Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam emerging as key territories for content development and format adaptation.

According to K7 Media U.K. analysis presented by the firm’s associate director, operations, Michelle Lin at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest (Tccf), Indonesia stands out as the region’s most promising market, with an 8.5% annual growth rate in entertainment and media revenue. Thailand and Malaysia follow at 4.4%, with Taiwan and the Philippines at 4.1%.

Digital advertising spending in Southeast Asia mirrors global trends, with Singapore, Thailand...

John Oliver stopped by “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on Monday, with the “Last Week Tonight” host addressing the viral video in which he urged his viewers to vote for Kamala Harris.

Oliver made headlines with his plea to voters, appearing to fight back tears as he told those watching “Look, I love this country. I’m an immigrant. I chose to be here” and that he would be voting for Vice President Harris.

But Oliver told Colbert that he was flabbergasted by how much coverage the clip received. “I wasn’t crying. I’m British. I’m dead inside,...

Lady Gaga fans who were wondering what song she would pull out for Kamala Harris’ final rally in Philadelphia Monday night got a song arguably even more glorious than “Edge of Glory” — Irving Berlin’s “God Bless America” — to preface the candidate’s speech. But she didn’t let down those who wanted to hear her own inspirational anthem, returning after Harris’ climactic speech to indeed belt out “Edge of Glory” as the clock struck 12 and election day officially arrived.

“For more than half of this country’s life, women didn’t have a voice,” Gaga said in introducing “God Bless America...

In his last show before election day, Seth Meyers took aim at Republican politicians for the tactics they’re using to support Donald Trump as the race nears its end.

“This is how they are choosing to end their campaign: unhinged allegations of cheating, whining about comedy shows, floating plans to ban vaccines, and threatening to retaliate against enemies, outlaw polls and penalize speech they don’t like,” the “Late Night” host said during his signature “A Closer Look” segment. “Trump is not being subtle about the threat he poses. He’s dangerous.”

Among the examples of “unhinged” behavior Meyers...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for NCIS: Origins Season 1 Episode 5 “Last Rites.”] Mike Franks (Kyle Schmid) makes good on a promise to a victim’s sister in the latest NCIS: Origins episode. Before he had his current team—and after Vera (Diany Rodriguez) left him as his partner—Franks worked a double homicide, a woman and her lover killed by her husband. The woman’s body was never found. With his execution date approaching, time is running out, so Franks makes a deal with him (but tricks him) and eventually figures out where she’s buried, which he’d promised her sister he would do. And during that, Franks had two important conversations, one with Tish (Tonantzin Carmelo) about just why he made that promise to the victim’s wife and Mary Jo (Tyla Abercrumbie) about the case—and how she sees everything, including a certain file. Below, Schmid breaks down those key ...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for What We Do in the Shadows Season 6, Episode 5, “Nandor’s Army.”] What We Do in the Shadows took a trip to New Hampshire in its latest installment, “Nandor’s Army,” as the vampire spiraled following his dismissal as a janitor from Cannon Capital Strategies. With Nandor (Kayvan Novak) hiding away in an abandoned factory, his absence from the Staten Island mansion raises concern amongst his fellow roommates as they put out missing posters for the vamp. Nandor’s friends are later tipped off to his whereabouts by the Baron (Doug Jones) as Guillermo (Harvey Guillén), Lazslo (Matt Berry), Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), and Colin Robinson (Mark Proskch) set out to find him. What they encounter is a reclusive and rambling Nandor reminiscent of Apocalypse Now‘s Kurtz (played by Marlon Brando), who is seemingly building an army of mannequins. Believing he’s lost his mind, the vampires play into his “delusion...

Officials and filmmakers were on hand Tuesday in Taipei to hail the Taiwan Creative Content Fest as a stepping stone for local and Asian creators to mount the world stage.

“We have great ambitions for Tccf in the years going forward,” said Sue Wang, deputy minister at Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture. She was speaking at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, a new venue in a high-tech eastern suburb of the Taiwan capital. The event runs Nov. 5-8 and is backed by government-affiliated agency the Taiwan Creative Content Agency.

A substantial sum — some NT7.5 million — is on offer as prizes...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for NCIS Season 22 Episode 4, “Sticks & Stones.”] If only … That’s pretty much where NCIS leaves Palmer (Brian Dietzen) and Knight’s (Katrina Law) relationship in the latest episode. Following their breakup, the two haven’t talked since she returned to D.C. at the beginning of the season—until they’re stuck in a camper together, making their way back to headquarters only to be told they couldn’t get in due to conflict with the FBI. (Long story short: The team stopped a potential Wwiii by refusing to follow orders.) It’s here we learn he’s on a dating app. While they still love each other—and both say those words—it’s not enough. He says she deserves someone who will chase down future job opportunities around the world with her and leave at a moment’s notice, and that’s not him, at least not now.

As The Voice finished its Season 26 Battles Monday night, we got one duet after another that would’ve barely qualified as a Tiff. But toward the end of the evening, things picked up in a big way, ultimately leaving us high from a face-off that that was a genuine knockout. Read on, and we’ll discuss all of the showdowns…

Team Bublé: J.Paul (Grade: B-) defeated Kamila Kiehne (Grade: D) on “Toxic” | Not an auspicious way to start an episode. J.Paul and Kamila’s Battle immediately veered into train-wreck territory, with Britney Spears’ hit being altogether the wrong song for him,...

This week on CBS’ NCIS, Parker, Torres, McGee and Kasie teamed up to prevent a literal World War III, while Jessica and Jimmy dealt with equally weighty matters — the status of their relationship.

To quickly summarize the A-story of “Sticks & Stones,” which was quite… atypical… for NCIS, with its allusion to real-world military conflicts: It fell on Parker’s team to decode the location of three mobile missile launchers that Belarus has aimed at unknown European targets. Once identified, the U.S. might go so far as to fire precise nukes at the three locations. Along the way, Kasie received a second coded transmission,...

Jason Kelce has addressed the recent altercation between him and a football fan who called his brother, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, a homophobic slur.

“I’m not happy with anything that took place,” Kelce said at the start of ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown.” “I’m not proud of it. In a heated moment I chose to greet hate with hate, and I just don’t think that that’s a productive thing, I really don’t. I don’t think that it leads to discourse and it’s the right way to go about things. And...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for 9-1-1: Lone Star Season 5 Episode 6 “Naked Truth.”] “She has been through enough!” So says Gina Torres (rightfully so!) about her character, Tommy, on 9-1-1: Lone Star. The latest episode, as the Fox drama reaches the halfway point of its fifth and final season, begins with Tommy calling Nancy (Brianna Baker) into her office to discuss a nude photo she accidentally sent to the group chat; the paramedic captain spotted a concerning lump. Nancy then revealed to Mateo (Julian Works) that she does have reason to be worried: her family history. Her great aunt, grandmother, and mother died of breast cancer. Even before getting the mammogram, Nancy had resigned herself to thinking she had cancer, Baker tells TV Insider as part of our 9-1-1: Lone Star aftershow, First Response, with her and Torres this week. “I think it’s the thing that’s been haunting you and you’re always just ...

9-1-1: Lone Star‘s Tommy Vega has always seemed strong enough to handle anything, a belief that’s being put to the test once again. Monday’s episode ended with Gina Torres’ character revealing through tears that her doctor has found something “bad” on her latest mammogram.

This devastating turns of events was into motion, oddly enough, when Nancy accidentally texted a naughty photo of herself to everyone in the 126. Nancy and Mateo managed to keep most of their coworkers from seeing it, but she knew the jig was up when Tommy called her into her office. Rather than getting punished,...

Ducky Dynasty stars Korie Robertson and Willie Robertson are celebrating the expansion of their dynasty. Their eighth grandchild, an adorable baby boy named Xander, arrived last week (October 30), and the A&e alums gushed over the newest addition to their large family tree on Instagram. Xander’s parents are Rebecca Robertson and her husband, John Reed Loflin. The pair have shared many photos of their newborn, and their proud grandma joined in on Sunday (November 4). “Welcome to the fam, baby Xander You are a dream! Beyond grateful to get to witness the miracle of your little life, and will be cheering you on and in your corner every single day to come!!” the caption read.”Alexander Reed Loflin came into the world Oct 30th and we love him so!!” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Korie Robertson (@bosshogswife) Xander is seen peacefully napping in a bassinet, and Korie...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Monday, November 4 episode of Jeopardy!] Jeopardy! fans were in for a big dose of personality from a contestant on Monday, November 4’s episode. Although he made a splash, he came up short against reigning champ Greg Jolin, who seems only to be picking up steam. Jolin, a system specialist and accountant from Raymond, New Hampshire, entered with a two-day total of $50,002. He faced Brian Frey, a journeyman originally from Syosset, New York, and Lindsey Simmons, an attorney originally from Marshall, Missouri. Wearing a pink bowtie and tuxedo, Frey commanded attention right from his animated contestant intro. In the Jeopardy! round, he landed on the first Daily Double with $3000 and the lead. He requested a True Daily Double by clasping his hands together in a prayer motion and asking, “Pretty please, with sugar on top, will you make me a True Daily Double, Ken?” Frey did not get the “Oscar Wild” ...

The Penguin is definitely not being left out in the cold by viewers.

Ahead of its Nov. 10 finale, the HBO series hit a new viewership high on Sunday — as Episode 7 delivered 1.9 million cross-platform viewers.

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The series’ premiere, meanwhile, has now racked up 14.1 million viewers in six weeks.

A series adaptation of Tawada Yoko’s award-winning novel “The Last Children of Tokyo” is being developed as an international co-production between Japan’s Nhk and Taiwan’s Betula Films and Flash Forward Entertainment, with principal photography targeted for spring 2026.

The project, directed by Edmund Yeo, who won best director at the Tokyo International Film Festival for “We, the Dead,” takes place in a dystopian Japan where the elderly have stopped ageing, but children face early mortality. The story follows a 108-year-old man caring for his fragile great-grandson in a society that has isolated itself from the world.

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South Korea’s Gyeonggi Province is to be a prominent fixture at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest (Tccf) this week in Taipei, Taiwan (Nov. 5 to 8).

Through its Gyeonggi Content Agency, the province will operate the Gyeonggi Pavilion to introduce the products and services of promising companies and sign a memorandum of understanding (Mou) with the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (Taicca) for strategic collaboration.

The Gyeonggi Content Agency, says it is “responsible for revitalizing the K-content industry and growing companies in Gyeonggi.” Its aim at Tccf is to actively promote Gyeonggi as “The Heart of K-Content Creativity,” help its companies...

Jeopardy!’s next postseason, culminating in the 2025 Tournament of Champions (and a potential Adriana Harmeyer/Drew Basile rematch), is officially on the horizon. The starting gun is the 2025 Second Chance Competition, with 18 non-winners from the past year back with a vengeance over the course of two weeks. The Second Chance Competition sees the most deserving players who lost upon arrival since the last ToC get one last shot at glory. These players were either fan favorites, nearly won, and/or put up ferocious fights against super-champions. 2025 Second Chance field (combining players from the tail end of Season 40 and the ongoing Season 41) was announced via press release and on the Inside Jeopardy! podcast on Monday (November 4). The press release states, “Second Chance features select contestants who didn’t become Jeopardy! in their initial appearances returning to the Alex Trebek Stage for the chance to change their destinies. The players who advance...

It was a comedy series all along.

Disney ’s latest live-action Marvel series, Agatha All Along, plans to compete as a comedy series — and not a limited series — at the Golden Globes and other upcoming awards shows, our sister site Variety reports.

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Oscar-winning production company Fabula (“A Fantastic Woman”) and Venice Critics’ Week Grand Prize winner Tana Gilbert (“Malqueridas”) are developing “Where Is Narumi?”, a documentary series examining the 2016 killing of Japanese student Narumi Kurosaki by her ex-partner Nicolás Zepeda.

The project marks a collaboration between Gilbert and the Chilean production house founded by Pablo and Juan de Dios Larraín, which recently earned two Academy Award nominations in 2024 for “El Conde” (Best Cinematography) and “The Eternal Memory” (Best Documentary Feature).

Gilbert, whose connection to the case stems from having attended the same university as Zepeda, brings a personal perspective to the project.