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“Yellowstone” hit a season-high viewership for the penultimate episode of the Paramount Network show’s fifth season.

Sunday’s episode, which marked the fourth installment since “Yellowstone” returned to finish airing its fifth season, brought in 12.1 million viewers, according to viewing figures from VideoAmp.

The episode, which featured an appearance from Bella Hadid, scored the biggest audience “Yellowstone” has seen all season, with its viewership seeing a 6% increase compared to its current average viewership of 11.4 million.

“Yellowstone” debuted Season 5B to its biggest premiere night audience ever as it brought in 16.4 million viewers across Paramount Network, CBS and eight other cable networks. The premiere was simulcast on Paramount-owned networks CMT, Comedy Central, MTV, MTV2, Logo, Pop and TV Land.

The second half of “Yellowstone” Season 5 is on track...

Star power was strong at the Critics Choice Association’s 7th annual Celebration of Black Cinema and Television, where some 14 awards were presented to actors, producers, directors and composers, including Tyler Perry, Cynthia Erivo, Regina King and Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor.

The ceremony, held at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles on Monday, was hosted by comedian Jay Pharoah, who brought levity to the room as the night’s honorees spoke about the impact of their awards and the work for which they were garnered.

Perry addressed the death of Steve Mensch, the president of Tyler Perry Studios who died in a plane crash Friday night, while acknowledging the 15th anniversary of his mother’s death just the day before while accepting the Icon Award presented to him by Kelly Rowland.

“This life is but a moment, it’s so precious, and we need to lean into spreading love one to another; I’m 55 years old,...

Stephen Colbert is jumping in on the health supplement grift with his brand new “pudding pills,” which he jokes are “too healthy for Fda approval.” The host made the joke on Tuesday’s (December 10) episode of The Late Show as he talked about Donald Trump‘s nominees for his incoming second administration and how many of them seem to sell vitamins and health supplements on the side. “We don’t know exactly what Trump’s appointees are going to do in office, but we know that most of them are doing this right now, they’re hawking unregulated pills,” Colbert said in his opening monologue. “Because a bunch of Trump’s nominees are selling vitamins on the side.” “For starters, Trump’s pick to lead the FBI, Kash Patel… has been on Truth Social promoting pills that he says can ‘rid your body of the harms from Covid-19 vaccines,’” Colbert continued.

The Academy Awards are officially entering the streaming age.

For the first time ever, the Oscars will stream live on Hulu next year for all subscribers in addition to airing on ABC, TVLine has learned. The 97th annual awards ceremony, which honors the year’s best films, will air and stream live on Sunday, March 2 at 7 pm Et/4 pm Et, with the official live red carpet show preceding it at 6:30 pm Et/3:30 pm Et. The Oscars telecast will also be available to stream in full on Hulu the next day.

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Beloved TV mentalist The Amazing Kreskin, who regularly appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in the 1970s, has died. He was 89. His family confirmed the death in a statement on social media, writing, “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of The Amazing Kreskin, born George Kresge, at the age of 89. Performing for all of you brought immense joy to his life, and it was something he deeply cherished. The family kindly asks for privacy during this difficult time.” In a follow-up post, the family wrote, “As Kreskin always said at the close of his shows, ‘This is not goodbye, but to be continued.'” As Kreskin always said at the close of his shows, “This is not goodbye, but to be continued.” — The Amazing Kreskin (@Kreskin) December 11, 2024 According to his manager, Ryan Galway, Kreskin died at his home in Caldwell, New Jersey. A cause of death was not disclosed.

The Voice crowned its Season 26 winner on Tuesday night (December 10), and it was a successful evening for Team Bublé. After the votes were tallied, host Carson Daly announced that Sofronio Vasquez was the winner of the season. Vasquez was one of two contestants representing Michael Bublé alongside Shye, who finished as runner-up. This means Bublé won on his debut season as a coach. As Daly revealed the results, Vasquez fell to his knees in tears. “My Filipino brother, you are the hope of so many people,” a tearful Bublé told the young singer. “It has been such an unbelievable journey to be here with you.” Vasquez, who grew up in the Philippines and moved to the United States in 2022 following the death of his father, earned a four-chair turn during the Blind Auditions after a stunning performance of Rose Royce’s “I’m Goin’ Down.” All four coaches were represented on Tuesday’s season finale,...

Ken Jeong thinks he knows which celebrity is hiding underneath the Strawberry Shortcake costume on The Masked Singer. There’s just one slight problem — his guess is way off.

The Season 12 semifinals arrive on Wednesday’s episode (Fox, 8/7c), bringing back Strawberry Shortcake, Wasp and Buffalos to battle for the two spots in next week’s grand finale event. Each of the three remaining contestants will give a friendship bracelet to the judge with whom they already share a connection, which is how we get this moment:

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“Tell me how it felt to be onstage,” the journalist played by Kodi Smit-McPhee says to Maria Callas in the new trailer for Maria. “An exultation,” she responds. “An intoxication. I thought the stage itself would burn.” Starring Angelina Jolie, Pablo Larraín’s Maria is a swooning portrait of that cocktail of emotion.

Jolie has already earned a Golden Globe nomination for her stunning performance as Maria Callas. Previously, she won an Academy Award for her performance in Girl, Interrupted and has displayed her incredible range in films including Changeling, The Good Shepherd, Maleficent, and Those Who Wish Me Dead.

Renowned Chilean filmmaker Larraín is known for such films as Jackie, Spencer, No, Neruda, and 2023’s El Conde, which garnered a Best Cinematography Oscar nomination for Edward Lachman’s chiaroscuro work.

Larraín says, “I’m excited to partner again with the Netflix team who care so passionately about movies. This...

In an on-stage talk Wednesday at the Red Sea Film Festival in Saudi Arabia, Sarah Jessica Parker teased Season 3 of “And Just Like That” and her recent appointment to the judging panel of the prestigious U.K. literary award, the Booker Prize.

In a wide-ranging discussion, Parker talked about her extensive acting career that began when she was only 8 years old and how she has ventured into film and TV producing, and entrepreneurship in the fields of book publishing, fashion and perfumes.

The “Sex and the City” franchise had a major impact around the world including an entire generation of women in Saudi Arabia,...

Blackpink member Jisoo and award-winning actor Park Jeong-min’s upcoming Korean zombie apocalypse series “Newtopia” is set to debut on Prime Video, the streaming service revealed on Wednesday.

The series will premiere globally on Prime Video Feb. 7 and on Korean streamer Coupang Play on the same date. It follows a couple’s journey to reunite amid a zombie outbreak in Seoul. Park plays Lee Jae-yoon, a man completing his mandatory military service, while Jisoo takes on the role of Kang Young-joo, his girlfriend navigating early career challenges.

“Having started his mandatory military conscription at a later age, Jae-yoon faces anxiety about his future.

Welcome to the Morgan house, owned by Lydia (Lisa Kudrow) and Paul (Ray Romano). Their abode has everything a buyer could want: the original fireplace, vision board–worthy arches, a prime location in Los Angeles’ sunny Los Feliz neighborhood, and … secrets around every corner. You’ll come to learn the hidden truths lurking within the walls of the home when No Good Deed — a dark comedy from Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman — debuts on Dec. 12. For now, you can savor the above clip, which reveals the first five minutes of the Season 1 premiere.

“I knew I wanted to start from a place of mystery, and I knew that I wanted there to be something to solve,” Feldman tells Tudum. What could that mystery be? Well, Feldman recommends looking toward Los Feliz’s twisty history, which Sarah (Poppy Liu) seems to pick up on in the sneak peek...

Netflix has an early Christmas gift for you — but it won’t fit under the tree. On Dec. 25, 2024, we’ll be the global home of the NFL’s two Christmas Day marquee games: The Super Bowl Lviii-winning Kansas City Chiefs will face the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens will take on the Houston Texans. It’s not just about football, either: On Nov. 17, Netflix announced that Beyoncé will be the halftime performer during the Ravens-Texas game.

Netflix has been playing ball with the NFL for a couple of years now, beginning with the hit series Quarterback in 2023. In July, Netflix released Receiver, which follows five of the NFL’s best pass catchers through the 2023 season: Davante Adams (Raiders), Justin Jefferson (Vikings), George Kittle, Deebo Samuel (of the 49ers), and Amon-Ra St. Brown (Lions).

“Last year, we decided to take a big bet on live — tapping into massive...

Drake Bell has an idea for a “Drake & Josh” reboot inspired by “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”

In an interview on the “Beyond the Velvet Rope” podcast, Bell said he would be more than willing to reunite with his former co-star Josh Peck for some sort of reboot, noting that his “dream” would be to emulate Larry David’s Emmy-winning sitcom.

“I have a really special place in my heart for ‘Drake & Josh’ and I would love to revisit the character. I’d love to revisit something with Josh,” Bell said. “My dream is to do something kind of like ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm,...

Kreskin (aka The Amazing Kreskin), the renowned mentalist who had his own TV programs in the 1970s, has died. He was 89.

Kreskin’s family announced the news in a statement posted on social media on Tuesday. “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of The Amazing Kreskin, born George Kresge, at the age of 89,” the statement reads. “Performing for all of you brought immense joy to his life, and it was something he deeply cherished. The family kindly asks for privacy during this difficult time.”

From 1972 to 1975, Kreskin hosted the television series “The Amazing World of Kreskin,...

Back in June 2019, J.J. Abrams struck a massive overall deal that would keep him in the fold of Warner Bros., his home studio since 2006.

The five-year pact, pegged at $500 million at the time, had a unique structure that allowed Abrams to draw from a significant pool of money to sign other writers to overall deals. That positioned the multi-hyphenate behind “Felicity” and “Lost” as not just a content creator but a mogul whose Bad Robot production company would incubate the next generation of storytellers, with Abrams and his wife, Katie McGrath, overseeing the stable. Five and a half years later,...

As we reached the end of Season 26 of The Voice Tuesday, the outcome of the sing-off seemed as much a foregone conclusion as that of a one-person race. Team Michael Bublé’s Sofronio Vasquez had been the frontrunner throughout the competition, and going into the results show, he was the strong favorite in TVLine’s polls as both the contestant who will win and should. Teammate Shye wrapped the Top 5 performances Monday with her best showing ever — a glorious rendition of Harry Styles’ “Falling” — but it was likely too little, too late.

So, when all was said and sung, was...

Maria Callas sang for audiences all around the world, but in Maria, she’s training for her final performance — for an audience of one. The famed opera singer “was always trying to please someone, a relationship, a family member, or a friend,” director Pablo Larraín told Netflix. “And now in this film, at the end of her life, she decides to do it for herself. She’s going to try to sing for herself. This is a movie about someone who is looking to find her own voice and understand her identity.”

To play an icon of the stage, Larraín turned to an icon of the silver screen: Oscar winner Angelina Jolie. Jolie leaped at the opportunity to work with Larraín. “It wasn’t just an opportunity to tell the story of Maria Callas, a woman I find interesting and care for, but really to have a director who’s...

Sci-fi epic “Kalki 2898 Ad” and Netflix’s period drama series “Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar” secured the top spots on IMDb’s Most Popular Indian Movies and Web Series lists for 2024, respectively. The rankings, based on page views from IMDb’s 250 million monthly visitors, showcase the expanding reach of Indian content across genres and languages.

The film rankings reflect India’s multilingual entertainment landscape, with seven Hindi-language films joined by Telugu (“Kalki 2898 Ad”), Tamil (“Maharaja”), and Malayalam (“Manjummel Boys”) entries. Franchise offerings maintained their draw, with “Stree 2: Sarkate Ka Aatank,” “Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3,” and “Singham Again” all landing...

As the saying goes, behind every great man is a great woman. But the dynamic group of wives and girlfriends of athletes and rappers in W.A.G.s to Riches aren’t just riding the coattails of their famous partners. They’re making a name for themselves — and doing it in style.

The upcoming reality series will take a peek into their glamorous and drama-filled lives, as they balance the challenges of fame and relationships with their own personal ambition amid the often chaotic world of professional sports and music. Dating men in the public eye might tie these women together, but these W.A.G.s navigate their unique lives — from settling scores to handling side chicks — on their own terms.

Keep reading for everything you need to know about W.A.G.s to Riches.

All eight episodes of Season 1 will be available on Jan. 22.

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[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for FBI: International Season 4 Episode 7 “Keen as a Bean.”] Wes Mitchell (Jesse Lee Soffer) gets a visit from an old friend and fellow agent, Tyler Booth (Jay Hayden), in the latest FBI: International—and he’s keeping him around to return a favor. A case brings Tyler to Budapest: He’s after an American on the “Most Wanted” list who’s been hiding out in Russia, and he’s using the man’s ex-wife to do it. Ed is a former cop and traitor who has been leaning on cops to get reports and strong-arming them with photos and videos; there have been suicides as a result. He exposed an undercover DEA agent, who was found dead four hours later. His ex-wife, Kelsey, is his blind spot. But it doesn’t feel like she’s 100 percent on board. As we learn when the friends meet up, Tyler has a daughter ...

The following contains spoilers from Episode 3 of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, now streaming on Disney+.

Episode 3 of Disney+’s Star Wars: Skeleton Crew saw the mysterious Jod Na Nawood (played by Jude Law) lead the way out of the brig, as he, Wim, Fern, Kb and Neel dashed for the docked spaceship the kids had unearthed on At Attin, and accidentally launched into space.

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Within just a few weeks, The Ultimatum: Marry or Move OnSeason 3cast experience a lifetime of drama.

This season, six new couples are choosing to tempt fate by splitting up temporarily and entering into trial marriages after one person in the relationship issues an ultimatum. But is the grass really greener on the other side of the breakup? For most, it’s too soon to tell, as the newly formed couples move in together and test their fledgling relationships — while their exes do the same just a few doors down.

But for some, the Ultimatum experiment gets way too real. Two couples choose to abruptly end their trial marriages after only a few days, leaving the remaining trial partners reeling. And when the original couples reunite for the changeover, even more drama ensues. So who’s already shared some secret smooches, and what happened when they were found out? Which...

Lisa Kudrow, who played the free-spirited Pheobe Buffay in the hit NBC sitcom “Friends,” revealed that the entire cast of the ’90s mainstay only met up once in the 17 years between the series finale in 2004 and “Friends: The Reunion,” which premiered in 2021.

“We’d only had dinner, the six of us, once before since the show ended,” said Kudrow on a Tuesday episode of Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s “Dinner’s on Me” podcast.

Despite the hiatus, Kudrow added that once the “Friends” cast — comprised of Matthew Perry, Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer and Matt LeBlanc — finally reunited “10 years” after the show ended,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Tuesday, December 10 episode of Jeopardy!] Jeopardy!’s bungee-jumping returning champ Bill McKinney pulled off a second win on Tuesday night after a turbulent match that resulted in low scores for all parties involved. An opponent struggled despite the advantage of finding all three Daily Doubles (which Ken Jennings made abundantly clear), and fans also pointed out that the Final Jeopardy question was a bit of a deja “clue.” McKinney, a VP of restaurants & bars originally from Boston, Massachusetts, entered with a one-day total of $22,000 after an all-out runaway last episode, outplaying two-day champ Dave Bond. He faced Dan Sand, a law student from Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, and Sara Walker, a family & sports medicine physician from Brighton, Michigan. In the Jeopardy! round, no player decisively pulled ahead. Sand immediately located and flubbed the “Who Wants History?” Daily Double which was seeking “Pizarro,” finishing the round with $2,000. The champ had $4,000, and Walker ...

“Southerners, we’re the best storytellers,” says former Mississippi state Rep. Steve Holland at the beginning of The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga. “Believe it or not, we actually like drama. And in this story right here, we’re proud to show you every characteristic of being a crazy Southerner.”

Tupelo, Mississippi, is the birthplace of Elvis Presley and the place where Machine Gun Kelly allegedly robbed his last bank. And true to Holland’s word, the documentary gathers a rollicking cast of characters that wouldn’t be out of place in a classic Southern Gothic novel, to share, in their own down-home style, the story of how one loudmouth Elvis impersonator and janitor ended up being accused of trying to poison the president of the United States.

“For the unique setting we always yearn for, Tupelo delivered,” Chapman and Maclain Way told Netflix. “What other place...

Prep school vampires. Bronx bomber vampires. CitiBike vampires. JFK Tsa vampires. “What We Do in the Shadows” isn’t leaving any New York (or vampire) subculture behind in Season 6; this in turn has given costume designer Laura Montgomery the gift of delivering new twists for the FX series’ final run around Staten Island.

The biggest lift of the season was probably Episode 9, “Come Out and Play,” the show’s loving tribute to “The Warriors” and confirmation of the hidden, evil agenda of every Brooklyn barista/artist-and-writer vampire. Montgomery and her team needed to dress the episode’s huge background cast with enough distinctiveness that each group read quickly and comedically as part of the show’s quick-panning, constantly readjusting mockumentary style.

“The show is 22 minutes long and [the costumes are] purely a visual gag when you’re calling out all these vampires,” Montgomery told IndieWire. “Because we had to dress crew, [we had] Location Support On Camera vampires,...

Michael Cole, who most famously portrayed Pete Cochran, one of the three young undercover cops on ABC’s crime drama Mod Squad died on Tuesday, December 10. He was 84 years old. Cole’s representatives shared that the actor died “peacefully this morning, surrounded by loved ones, after living a full and vibrant life.” The actor passed away at Providence Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Tarzana, California, publicist Rachel Harris announced, according to The Hollywood Reporter. No cause of death has been revealed at this time. Cole was born on July 3, 1940, in Madison, Wisconsin. He guest-starred on multiple shows in the 1960s, including Gunsmoke, before he got his big breakthrough via Mod Squad, alongside Peggy Lipton and Clarence Williams III. Cole’s character was the disgruntled son of well-to-do parents. After his character got arrested, he avoided jail time when all three agreed to become cops. The tagline for the hit series was “One white,...

Michael Cole, who gained fame as one of the three stars of ABC’s The Mod Squad, has died at the age of 84.

Cole passed away Tuesday in Los Angeles at Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center, his publicist Rachel Harris tells The Hollywood Reporter. No official cause of death has been released.

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A Cobra Kai alum is headed to space: Barrett Carnahan, who plays young Kreese on the aforementioned Netflix series, has joined For All Mankind Season 5, our sister site Deadline reports.

The actor will recur on the Apple TV+ alt-history drama as Marcus, a recent high school graduate living on Mars.

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Michael Cole, who played Pete Cochran, one of the three hip young cops on “The Mod Squad,” died Tuesday. He was 84.

Cole’s reps said he died “peacefully this morning, surrounded by loved ones, after living a full and vibrant life.”

Born on July 3, 1940, in Madison, Wisc., Cole guested on shows like “Gunsmoke” before breaking through on “The Mod Squad.” The ABC series aired from 1968 to 1973, co-starring Peggy Lipton and Clarence Williams III. Cole’s character Pete Cochran had been a troubled son of wealthy Beverly Hills parents, who found redemption through his work as an undercover officer on the squad.

Two members of the Animation Guild negotiating committee said Tuesday that they will vote against ratifying a new contract because it lacks enough protections against artificial intelligence.

Mike Rianda, the director of “The Mitchells vs. the Machines,” said on Instagram that the AI terms in the deal are “far from what we were going for,” and that he had opposed recommending the deal to the membership.

“Studios can replace workers with AI. Studios can force you to use AI. Studios can give you AI work to finish on any timeline,” he wrote. “We didn’t get staffing minimums to protect...

The Price is Right viewers are coming down on the producers after a contestant won an $11,000 hot tub. After the big win was shared on social media, fans offered their two cents on the prize, with many claiming it was not worth the advertised amount. On November 25’s episode, a contestant named Brian took on the Vend-o-Price game, a grocery item game played on the turntable, which debuted on September 25, 2015. The segment entails a contestant being given a coin to put in the slot of a giant vending machine. Three grocery items are displayed, with a random number of that item in each row. The contestant must pick which row totals up to the highest price by pulling a big lever. In the clip shared on Tpir’s Instagram and Facebook, Brian was presented with three snacks: Pringles potato crisps, sunflower kernels, and chocolate milk. Host Drew Carey explained that...

Netflix co-ceo Ted Sarandos said the mammoth turnout of viewers to watch Jake Paul fight Mike Tyson was a success — notwithstanding the video glitches that disrupted the livestream.

“We hate to disappoint members for one second,” said Sarandos, speaking Tuesday at the Ubs Global Media & Communications Conference in New York. “On that night, we were stressing our own technology” as well as that of every internet service provider across the globe, he added: “We were stressing the limits of the internet itself that night.”

On the evening of the heavily hyped Paul-Tyson fight, Nov. 15, Netflix customers took to social media...

In Maria,Maria Callas’ life is an opera. The new film from director Pablo Larraín follows the famed singer through her final days in Paris, filtering the mournful end of her career through the music she loved so much. As played by Angelina Jolie, Maria is a tragic figure straight from one of her operas. “This is a movie about someone who becomes part of the tragedies that she played onstage,” Larraín told Netflix.

Fittingly, those stage-bound tragedies also found their way into the film, in ways both large and small. “There’s some sort of a hidden map in the film, where the piece of music that we use — whether it’s only orchestration or with vocals in it — is related to the moment in the film,” Larraín said. “They’re not just there because they worked [musically] where they are — they’re there because they have a dramatic purpose.

There was a moment on the set of director Matt Reeves’ film “The Batman” that “freaked everyone out,” recalled prosthetic makeup designer Michael Marino. That haywire instance was Colin Farrell walking around and saying hello to the cast and crew as the Penguin.

“Everyone started talking about how they wished there could be more scenes with him, but the script was locked,” Marino told IndieWire. Well, it turned out that Reeves was already in discussions with HBO brass about an Oswald Cobb origin story that would bridge the gap between “The Batman” and “The Batman Part II” (currently slated for an October 2026 release).

“The Penguin” made its HBO premiere in the fall of 2024 with Lauren LeFranc developing and running the compelling series, which tells the story of how Oswald (Farrell) seized power via an intimate character study that’s more crime drama than comic book. Expanding the Gotham world required...

Dexter: Original Sin will take audiences back in time to find out how the man became the monster — er, the monster-slayer — in the Showtime thriller. The prequel series, which premieres on Paramount+ with Showtime on Friday, December 13, takes place 15 years before we first met Dexter in the original Dexter. Taking over the title role in this iteration is Patrick Gibson, who has the character’s steely-eyed stares and smug sauntering style down to a science. With new characters being introduced in some familiar settings, the new series will bring some new details about Dexter’s past to light, but it will also inevitably retread some familiar territory from the first show, which had ample flashbacks. Here’s what to remember about Dexter‘s past before Dexter: Original Sin. Dexter had a secret biological brother Dexter didn’t find out until he was a fully grown serial murderer that...

If given the chance, would you want to live forever? For tech millionaire Bryan Johnson, the question is less a rhetorical inquiry than a scientific experiment he’s conducting on a daily basis — with himself as the test subject.

From director Chris Smith, Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever goes behind the headlines surrounding Johnson’s anti-aging crusade. It dives deep into his psyche, revealing the drastic shifts that took the entrepreneur from his own personal struggles to dedicating his time and energy — and a considerable amount of his fortune — to living long beyond even the most ambitious human life expectancy.

“Last year, I saw a headline about a man spending 2 million dollars a year to become 18 again,” Smith tells Tudum. “That initial curiosity led to a 12-month journey following Bryan Johnson’s quest and its effect on those closest to him, while...

Ryan Seacrest is settling into his Wheel of Fortune host role as Pat Sajak’s replacement, and viewers have praised the host’s less “robotic” energy compared to when he started, especially during the contestant interviews. His more casual side certainly shined through on Monday, December 9’s episode, when he surprised everyone with a candid joke about not winning at love just yet. To open the show, marking the start of Disney Secret Santa Holiday Giveaway week, Seacrest, 49, chatted with the three Disney fan contestants. Married mom-of-two Sunita Baru shared that she’s such a Disney fan that it’s where she celebrated her honeymoon and 10-year wedding anniversary. “Our 20-year anniversary is coming up, and it’s also going to be at Disneyland,” she gushed. Seacrest asked, “Is that the key to a successful marriage?” Sunita replied with a big grin, “I think so.” Then came the unexpected add-on from the host.

If Sunday’s Season 5 finale of Yellowstone really does turn out to be the series’ swan song, viewers will be happy with the way Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount Network hit rides off into the sunset — at least according to the cast.

The episode is “beautifully written,” Gil Birmingham (Rainwater) tells TVLine. “I guess I always say it’s not so much the destination as it is the journey. That’s what makes Taylor’s shows so dramatically compelling. It’s the ins and outs, the twists and turns that make it interesting.

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The Blue Bloods finale is soon approaching. CBS will say goodbye to the Reagan family when the final episode airs this Friday, December 13 at 10/9c, but the cast wants to make sure their love for the fans is clear before their final bow. TV Insider had Donnie Wahlberg in office to discuss the final season and sign some copies of TV Guide Magazine’s Blue Bloods: The Special Farewell Edition issue, on newsstands now. His costar, Bridget Moynahan, has since followed suit. We’ll be giving away copies signed by the Erin Reagan-Boyle actor herself to select fans, and this time there’s no quiz involved. Fans need only to enter the TV Insider sweepstakes below for a chance to win. Name, email, and a signup for our daily newsletter is required for entry. The sweepstakes is open from now until Tuesday, December 17 at midnight Et. Winners will be notified via email.

In S.K. Dale’s Subservience, Megan Fox stars as an exceptionally advanced AI robot named Alice that helps with housekeeping and childcare for a family in need. But when Alice gets a little too attached to her owner, she becomes possessive — and lethal. The sci-fi thriller, also starring Michele Morrone and Madeline Zima, shows us just how wrong things can go when you trust robots to make you lasagna for dinner. So how does Alice go from a perfect nanny to a ruthless killer? And does her owner live to see her powered down for good? Read on to find out how Subservience wraps up.

Check out this guide to learn more about the cast and characters.

Construction worker Nick Peretti (Morrone) has been struggling to raise his two young kids, Isla (Matilda Firth) and Max, while his wife, Maggie (Zima), is at the hospital awaiting a heart transplant.

Netflix and Amazon Prime Video are relatively young by TV-industry standards, but they are fast becoming bigger players in the sports-content arena.

New data from Luminate shows that Amazon Prime Video and Netflix have been growing their share of original sports programming over the past four years among general-audience streamers. Netflix, for example, accounts for more than 26% of the programming about specific sports, teams, well-known athletes and sports “adjacent” programming between 2020 and 2024, while Amazon Prime Video accounts for 19%.

The statistics do not take into account sports programming available on the ESPN+ streaming hub, nor for the programming available on services...

‘Tis the season to build once again with Lego Masters Holiday Bricktacular. Fox’s Yuletide special offshoot of the hit competition series returns for a third year with a new list of celebs: Sophia Bush, Holly Robinson Peete, Eric McCormack, and Lil Rel Howery. During the two-night event, they’ll roll up their sleeves and team up with show fan favorites Christine Blandino, Stephen Joo, Aaron Newman, and Corey D. Samuels. Holly Robinson Peete, Aaron Newman, Sophia Bush, Corey D. Samuels, Lil Rel Howery, Stephen Joo, Erick McCormack and Christine Blandino in the “Home Alone” Celebrity Holiday Bricktacular episode of Lego Masters (Tom Griscom/Fox) The duos will be tasked with creating a decked-out holiday house filled with traps inspired by the go-to Christmas flick Home Alone. Then they will go head-to-head and make a reindeer-replacement-build that puts a twist on Santa’s sleigh. Just like its Lego Masters counterpart,...

Fans took a break from panic planning for the upcoming holidays this week, choosing to get their thrills from action, mystery, and a retiree espionage instead. The critically acclaimed Christmas-set spy thriller Black Doves, starring Golden Globe nominee Keira Knightley, tapped the No. 2 spot on the English TV list (10.8 million views) and reached the top 10 in 89 countries. Ted Danson infiltrated the list — and our hearts — with A Man on the Inside taking No. 7 (3 million views). Then, Senna (Brazil), the limited series based on the life and career of the titular Formula 1 icon, raced to No. 1 (5.8 million views) on the Non-English TV list, with The Madness rising to No. 1 in English TV, making the top 10 in 90 countries (13.3 million views).

Fans also made sure to find their holiday spirit this week, keeping Our Little Secret at the...

Jeopardy’s 2025 postseason is fast approaching, culminating with the coveted Tournament of Champions. However, there was an unexpected issue on the clue board regarding the lineup. The 2025 ToC is set to feature the top 21 contestants from last April until December, but only 20 spots wound up filled, making the quiz show’s most treasured tradition one player short. Bosses previously shared the “disappointing news” that Celebrity Jeopardy! winner Lisa Ann Walter, who was expected to compete like Ike Barinholtz, had dropped out due to scheduling conflicts with Abbott Elementary. There were still a few weeks left for the issue to work itself out, but after no one else qualified and two-day champ Stevie Ruiz failed to win a third game, not filling the suddenly empty podium as of last week’s qualifying cutoff, producers were left with an incomplete roster. On Monday, December 9’s Inside Jeopardy! podcast, producer Sarah Foss, joined by Executive Producer Michael Davies,...

The Oscars have found in a new home in France.

Disney+ has picked up exclusive broadcast rights for the 97th Academy Awards, and will offer French subscribers access to the red carpet and the ceremony live from the Dolby Theater on March 2.

Up until this year, French pay-tv service Canal+ held the exclusive license, often organizing marathon late night broadcasts that accented French talent and ran into the early hours of the morning.

Indeed, local interest has significantly expanded in recent years, once Gallic sons like “The Father” director Florian Zeller stepped into the limelight and as French-remakes like “Coda...

Kristina Shepard, an eight-year veteran of Roku, has joined NBCUniversal as an executive vice president tasked with sales tied to streaming and programmatic advertising, an area of growing importance to the Comcast-backed media company as places more emphasis on its Peacock streaming service and prepares to spin off the bulk of its cable networks.

Shepard will report to Alison Levin, a president of NBCU’s ad sales and partnerships division, who joined the company in late 2023, also after a long stint at Roku.

Shepard will oversee efforts to sell performance-based advertising, as well as advertising tied to small and medium businesses.

Singer-songwriter Halsey is reuniting with her “MaXXXine” director Ti West on a series that will mark her debut as a TV writer.

Halsey, whose real name is Ashley Frangipane, will write a dark comedy series called “Bloodlust,” which is currently in development at Amazon MGM Studios, an individual with knowledge of the project told IndieWire.

Halsey will be the creator, writer, and executive producer, while West will direct the series and executive produce. Mark Friedman, a producer on “Severance,” will serve as showrunner and an executive producer. Halsey’s manager Anthony Li will also executive produce.

Plot details are being kept under wraps, but the project has been in development for years at Amazon MGM Studios.

There is no word on casting or if Halsey herself would appear in the series. As an actress, she most notably starred in the horror film “MaXXXine” from earlier this year, but she has...

There’s no love between Carrie Preston and Michael Emerson on Elsbeth.

In real life, the couple has been happily married for 26 years. But when they share the screen during this Thursday’s episode of the Good Wife spinoff (airing at 10/9c on CBS), their characters will have a far more adversarial relationship.

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It’s all games, but very little fun (at least for the players). When Squid Game protagonist Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) enters the Squid Game arena, he’s struck by its inviting bright hues: pinks, greens, and twinkling lights. But, underneath the childlike wonder of Squid Game is violence even greater than in the rat race outside. Squid Game is a competition that promises fortune, but almost exclusively deals in pain, manipulation, and death. Even the winner leaves with blood on their hands.

Still, there isa winner. And a series of vicious games decide the identity of that winner, who takes home a prize of 4.56 billion won. Whether you’re a Squid Gamesuperfan or a new viewer, you’re going to need a refresher on all the games at the center of the series ahead of Season 2’s...