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We recently learned some exciting news about several returning Taylor Sheridan shows from Paramount, but there was one particular title left out of the group. While we learned release windows for four of the prolific producer's television series coming later this fall, one of his highly anticipated Yellowstone spinoffs didn't receive an update on when to expect its release.

The Madison wasn't given a release window along with four highly anticipated Sheridan series. During an earnings call held by Paramount, the company revealed that Tulsa King season 3, Mayor of Kingstown season 4, Landman season 2, and Dutton Ranch would all premiere on Paramount+ between September and November 2025. The company also confirmed 1944 would release in 2026, and we also learned Kayce Dutton's spinoff arrives on CBS sometime next year..

Unfortunately, that list of titles didn't include The Madison, which was honestly expected to be released sometime in 2025 and still could, perhaps even this summer.

Helen Mirren is reflecting on her stance to collaborate with Taylor Sheridan after her previous project with the director left the audience divided. Sheridan added another jewel to his Yellowstone crown when he added the prequel 1923.

For the project, Sheridan collaborated with acting powerhouses like Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren to narrate the back story of television’s popular Western. While the show is generally considered a hit, it has also managed to divide the audience like never before. Amid this, the veteran actress, who was introduced as Dutton matriarch in Season 1 in 2022, is sharing her real thoughts about the scope of a future collaboration with Sheridan.

While Cara Dutton was one of the most interesting roles in the series, Mirren’s response regarding the possibility of her revisiting the role is equally intriguing. Let’s find out what Mirren really thinks about working with Sheridan after the polarizing series.

TikTok has been banned in several countries for a variety of reasons, but it continues to be the hub for short-form storytelling all over the world, especially when it comes to the romance genre. Everyone from vampires to criminals keeps finding love with the dumbest humans imaginable in a matter of seconds or over the course of multiple videos; yes, there are serialized TikToks as well. But since there’s no room for nuance in such a short period of time, obtuse power dynamics and the romanticization of problematic tropes are the order of the day. And with its ever-rising popularity, that kind of content has been emulated via Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, thereby leading to a barrage of material that holds the power to absolutely rot the common man’s brain. It would’ve been fine if that brand of slop was limited to social media. However, after watching films like The Tearsmith,...

Imagine a director and actor duo who delivered some classics back-to-back, parted ways to never work together again. Clint Eastwood and Sergio Leone delivered the legendary Man with No Name character in the Dollars trilogy, which has become a classic. The Spaghetti Western genre was started by the duo with A Fistful of Dollars.

However, after their trilogy came to a conclusion in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Eastwood and Leone seemingly parted ways to work on other stuff. Eastwood himself turned to directing and has been working nonstop. However, the two came close to collaborating on Leone’s masterpiece Once Upon a Time in the West.

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Welcome to Deadline’s annual list of premiere dates for new and returning TV series.

The roster covers hundreds of broadcast, cable and streaming programs debuting throughout 2025, including many still listed as Tba (to be announced). It includes series premieres and season debuts, shows returning from hiatus and some one-offs such as live sports and awards shows but not movies or specials.

Note that older premiere dates are listed at the bottom and that not all PBS outlets premiere their shows on the same day.

As always, we update this post daily as more dates are revealed, so check back often for the latest. We’re glad you tuned in. Additions or adjustments can be sent to editors@deadline.com.

May 9:

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars: Untucked

Long Way Home

The Royals

Too Hot to Handle: Italy

Gold Rush: Mine Rescue with Freddy & Juan

Pale Mountains

May 10:

The Judd Family

May 11:

The Bakersfield 3: A Tale of Murder and Motherhood

Secrets of the Zoo

BAFTA Television Awards

May 12:

Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss?

The Light in the Hall

America’s Most Wanted: Missing Persons

May 13:

Bad Thoughts

Cutthroat Kitchen: Knives Out

May 14:

Snakes and Ladders

Mini Reni

May 15:

Love, Death + Robots

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

Overcompensating

Duster

Skymed

Thank You, Next

The Reserve

Bet

Mermicorno: Starfall

Welcome to Wrexham

May 16:

Murderbot

The Chi

Football Parents (Netflix, new comedy series)

WNBA Friday Night Spotlight

WNBA on Ion Studio Show

May 17:

WNBA Tip Off

May 18:

Naked and Afraid: Last One Standing

Tucci in Italy

Unknown Serial Killers of America

May 19:

Lego Masters

Older Hotter Wiser

The Kouncil

The Warehouse Phase

People Like Me

White Lies

May 20:

Motorheads

FBI True

May 21:

MasterChef: Dynamic Duos (Fox, Season 15)

Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service

Nine Perfect Strangers

Sneaky Links: Dating After Dark

Make It at Market

May 22:

Transplant

Sirens

She the People (Netflix, new drama series)

2025 WNBA Season

Not Her First Rodeo

Wish You Were Queer

May 23:

Big Mouth

Forget You Not

Pee-Wee as Himself

Clarkson’s Farm

Couples Therapy

Off Script with The Hollywood Reporter

May 24:

Avp League Opening Weekend

Our Unwritten Soul

May 25:

The Librarians: The Next Chapter

Rick and Morty

May 26:

American Music Awards

Kevin Costner’s The West

90 Day: Hunt for Love

Hunt for Love: Under the Sheets

Meals in Minutes

Global Soul Kitchen

Boglands

May 27:

America’s Got Talent

Destination X

The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy

Sitting Bull

Down Home Fab

Sherri Papini: Caught in the Lie

May 28:

Adults

May 29:

The Better Sister

Dept. Q

Jersey Shore Family Vacation

Scrublands

Bob’s Burgers

Grimsburg (Fox, Season 2B)

Family Guy

The Great North

May 30:

Mama June: Family Crisis (We TV, Season 7)

May 31:

Good Boy

May Tba:

Earnhardt

Death Valley

Spring Tba:

Studio C

Karen Pirie

Beyond Paradise

June 1:

BBQ Brawl: Flay v. Chauhan v. Lofaso

June 2:

The Quiz with Balls (Fox, Season 2)

Below Deck

Ugliest House in America

United Gangs of America

Iggy and Mr. Kirk

Relative Secrets

June 3:

Love Island USA

Ginny & Georgia

The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch

Beyond Skinwalker Ranch

Next Gen NYC

Caught in the Act: Double Life

June 4:

Stick

Criminal Code (Netflix, Season 2)

Power Moves with Shaquille O’Neal)

Rabil’s Places

June 5:

Phineas and Ferb

Tires

Barracuda Queens

The Killer Clown: Murder on the Doorstep

June 6:

Mercy for None

Bmf

Wylde Pak

Isolated

June 9:

Virgins

Art Detectives

AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange

June 10:

The 1% Club

The Snake

Trainwreck

Call Her Alex

Divorced Sistas

1,000-lb Roomies

June 11:

The Real Housewives of Miami

June 12:

Fubar

June 13:

Kings of Jo’Burg

June 15:

Grantchester

Patience

June 16:

Walking with Dinosaurs

June 18:

Children Ruin Everything

The Buccaneers

We Were Liars

Yolanthefrupaul

Outrageous

June 19:

The Waterfront

June 20:

Olympo

June 24:

Ironheart

June 25:

Countdown

Human Footprint

June 27:

Squid Game

Smoke

Velvet

June 29:

Nautilus

June Tba:

The Gilded Age

Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together

Gilgo Beach Killer: The House Of Secrets

July 2:

Panchayat

July 3:

The Sandman

July 7:

Bachelor in Paradise

July 9:

South Park

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

July 10:

Celebrity Family Feud

Press Your Luck

July 11:

Dexter: Resurrection

Foundation

The Wild Ones

July 13:

Live Aid: When Rock ’n’ Roll Took On the World

Kings Court

July 16:

The Summer I Turned Pretty

2025 Espy Awards

July 17:

The Furry Detectives: Unmasking a Monster

July 23:

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire

Match Game

Acapulco

July 24:

The Sandman

Epic Ride: The Story of Universal Theme Parks

July 31:

Twisted Metal

July Tba:

Sakamoto Days (Netflix, Season 1B)

Quarterback

Dan Da Dan (Netflix, Season 2)

My Melody & Kuromi (Netflix, new animated series)

Code of Silence

Nyaight of the Living Cat (Crunchyroll, new comedy anime series)

August 1:

Chief of War

August 4:

Empire: The World’s First Superpower With David Olusoga

August 6:

Eyes of Wakanda

August 8:

Outlander: Blood of My Blood

August 9:

American Prince: JFK Jr. (CNN documentary miniseries)

August 13:

Fixed

August 14:

And Just Like That …

She the People (Netflix, Season 1B)

August 21:

Peacemaker

August 22:

Long Story Short

August 24:

Masterpiece: Unforgotten

Masterpiece: The Marlow Murder Club

Professor T

August 30:

Pac-12 College Football

August Tba:

Katrina: Come Hell and High Water

September 14:

Emmy Awards

September 20:

Pac-12 College Football

September Tba:

The NFL Playback

Summer Tba:

MasterChef

Slow Horses

Platonic

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

Alien: Earth

The Idaho Student Murders

Love Island: Beyond the Villa

Ballard

Untitled Birmingham City Football Club Project

Untitled SEC Project

Untitled Mike Williams Murder Docuseries)

Billy Joel: And So It Goes

Condemned

Chasing the West

Sister Boniface Mysteries

The Cleaner

Silent Witness

October 29:

Star Wars: Visions

October Tba:

Marvel Zombies

Fall Tba:

Grey’s Anatomy

9-1-1

9-1-1: Nashville

The Rookie

Will Trent

Abbott Elementary (ABC, Season 4)

High Potential

Shifting Gears

The Golden Bachelor (ABC, Season 2)

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (ABC, Season 11 in primetime)

Shark Tank

America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC, Season 36)

The Golden Bachelorette (ABC, new dating series)

The Neighborhood (CBS, Season 8)

FBI (CBS, Season 7)

NCIS (CBS, Season 22)

NCIS: Sydney (CBS, Season 3)

NCIS: Origins (CBS, Season 2)

Fire Country (CBS, Season 4)

Sheriff Country (CBS, new drama series)

Boston Blue (CBS, new drama series)

60 Minutes (CBS, Season 58)

Survivor (CBS, Season 49)

The Amazing Race (CBS, Season 38)

48 Hours (CBS, Season 39)

Ghosts (CBS, Season 4)

Tracker (CBS, Season 3)

Matlock (CBS, Season 2)

Elsbeth (CBS, Season 2)

Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage (CBS, Season 2)

CIA

Dmv

The Road

Law & Order

Law & Order: Svu

Chicago Med (NBC, Season 11)

Chicago Fire (NBC, Season 14)

Chicago P.D. (NBC, Season 13)

Happy’s Place (NBC, Season 2)

St. Denis Medical (NBC, Season 2)

Saturday Night Live

Animal Control (Fox, Season 4)

Doc (Fox, Season 2)

The Simpsons (Fox, Season 37)

Bob’s Burgers (Fox, Season 16)

Family Guy (Fox, Season 23)

American Dad! (Fox, Season 22; new network)

Going Dutch

Murder in a Small Town (Fox, Season 2)

Best Medicine

With Love, Meghan

Physical: Asia

Young Jedi Adventures

NCIS: Tony & Ziva

Solar Opposites

Spartacus: House of Ashur

Faceoff: Inside the NHL

The Braxtons

Extra

The Kelly Clarkson Show

Tamron Hall

The Drew Barrymore Show

The Jennifer Hudson Show

Sherri

Funny You Should Ask

Tribunal Justice

With Love, Meghan

Long Story Short

Physical: Asia

Solar Opposites

Spartacus: House of Ashur

Faceoff: Inside the NHL

The Braxtons

Extra

The Kelly Clarkson Show

Tamron Hall

The Drew Barrymore Show

The Jennifer Hudson Show

Sherri

Tribunal Justice

November 16:

The American Revolution

November Tba:

Last Samurai Standing

December Tba:

Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Wonder Man

The Twelve Dates of Christmas

Here’s a sampling of shows slated or expected to debut or return this year but are undated for now:

That’s My Jam

Lego Masters (Fox, Season 5)

Virgin River

Stranger Things

Emily in Paris

The Witcher

The Diplomat

Alice in Borderland

Monster

High Tides

Beastars

Home for Christmas

Wednesday

One Piece

Nobody Wants This

A Man on the Inside

Heartbreak High

My Life with the Walter Boys

Rhythm + Flow

The Watcher

America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

Starting 5

Culinary Class Wars

F1: Drive to Sruvive

Kaulitz & Kaulitz

The Vince Staples Show

The Abandons

The Beast in Me

Ciudad de Sombras

Death by Lightning

Las Muertas (Netflix, new drama series)

Black Rabbit (Netflix, new drama series)

The Gringo Hunters

Amsterdam Empire

Anonymous Lovers

Glass Heart (Netflix, new drama series)

Heweliusz (Netflix, new drama series)

Soul Mate

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast (Netflix, new drama series)

Istanbul Encyclopedia (Netflix, new drama series)

Letters to the Future (Netflix, new drama series)

Old Money (Netflix, new drama series)

The Seven Dials Mystery

The Bombing of Pan Am 103

The Boroughs (Netflix, new drama series)

The Choice (Netflix, new drama series)

The Dinner Club (Netflix, new drama series)

The Glass Dome (Netflix, new drama series)

The Witness (Netflix, new drama series)

There’s Another Possibility

The Town

Untamed

Synden

The Undertow

Diary of a Ditched Girl

Leanne

Platonik (Netflix, new comedy series)

Haunted Hotel (Netflix, new comedy series)

Toom Much

Roosters (Netflix, new dramedy series)

Motel Transylvania (Netflix, new animated comedy series)

Pokémon Concierge

Wayward (Netflix, new drama limited series)

Bear Hunt

Rafa

The Golden Ticket

Untitled Victoria Beckham Project (Netflix, new docuseries)

Untitled Mike Tyson Project (Netflix, new docuseries)

F1 Academy (Netflix, new docuseries)

America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys

Carlos Alcaraz: My Way (Netflix, new docuseries)

Our Water World (Netflix, new docuseries)

Shirin David (Netflix, new unscripted series)

Power Moves (Netflix, new unscripted series)

Sneaky Links: Dating After Dark (Netflix, new unscripted series)

Building the Band

The Summer Hikaru Died

Leviathan (Netflix, new anime series)

Love Is Blind: France

Limitless with Chris Hemsworth

Rivals

Chad Powers

Into the Void

Married at First Sight

Bel-Air

Love Island Games

An Epic Ride: The Story of Universal

Tiffany Haddish Goes Off

Stillwater

Tehran

Invasion

Shape Island

The Last Thing He Told Me

The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy

Not a Box

Conan O’Brien Must Go

Can You Keep a Secret?

The Road Trip (Paramount+ new dramedy series)

The Boys

Upload

Cross

Malice

Twin Love

The Power

Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets

The Ride

Billy the Kid (MGM+ Season 3; final season)

The Institute

The Chair Company

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

It: Welcome to Derry

Untitled Rachel Sennett Project

Task

Power Book IV: Force

Magic City: An American Fantasy

Outlander

The Terror

Riot Women

Blue Lights

Lynley

The Lady

Death Valley

My Life Is Murder

Masterpiece: The Forsyte Saga

The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys (Bravo, Season 2; new network)

The Real Housewives of Orange County

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills

The Real Housewives of Potomac

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City

Below Deck Mediterranean

Below Deck Down Under

Married to Medicine

Southern Charm

Southern Hospitality

Bravo’s Love Hotel

Mike Judge‘s Beavis and Butt-Head

Revival

Project Runway

Christina on the Coast

Fatal Destination

Chateau Impossible

Back to the Frontier

The Arena with Kasie Hunt

5 Things

The Boulet Brothers Dragula

The Boulet Brothers Dragula: Titans

WWE’s Greatest Moments

Untitled Kansas City Chief Docuseries

Belle Collective

Snapped

Lady of the Dunes

Cold Justice (Oxygen, Season 8)

Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler (Oxygen, Season 2)

Siegler (Oxygen, Season 2)

Conspirators

The Madame Blanc Mysteries

The Kennedy Davenport Center Honors

Premiered so far in 2025:

January 1:

2025 Rose Parade

2025 Rose Bowl

2025 Peach Bowl

2025 Sugar Bowl Bowl

Missing You

Sistas

Homicide Squad New Orleans

Liberation: D-Day to Berlin

Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 2:

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition

Only Murders in the Building

Hell’s Kitchen (Fox, Season 23B premiere)

Animal Control (Fox, Season 3)

Going Dutch

Lockerbie: A Search for Truth

Stranded with my Mother-in-Law

The Rig

Isadora Moon

Small Town Setup

Swamp People

Swamp People: Serpent Invasion

Southern Hospitality

Fugitive Hunters Mexico

Vera

January 3:

Happy’s Place

Lopez vs. Lopez (NBC, Season 3B)

Dateline NBC

Bandidos

Selling the City

Love Is Blind: Germany

RuPaul’s Drag Race

The Way Home

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

I’m Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 4:

When the Stars Gossip

They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce

Craig of the Creek

Okitsura: Fell in Love with an Okinawan Girl, but I Just Wish I Know What She’s Saying (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 5:

Golden Globes Awards

Acc Women’s Basketball Series

America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC, Season 35B)

When Calls the Heart

Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches

Worst Cooks in America

Vienna Blood

Solo Leveling (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

Zenshu (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 6:

Brilliant Minds (NBC, Season 1B)

WWE Monday Night Raw

My Happy Marriage

The Curious Case of Natalia Grace: Natalia Speaks

Kids Baking Championship

Murdoch Mysteries

The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis

The 6000 lb. Diaries with Dr. Now

Medaka Kuroiwa Is Impervious to My Charms (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 7:

Will Trent

High Potential

The Rookie

Kitchen Nightmares: Road to Super Bowl Lix

Doc

Deal or No Deal Island

The Irrational (NBC, Season 2B)

Deal or No Deal Island After Show with Boston Rob

Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action

The Breakthrough

Coach Prime

Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta

7 Little Johnstons

Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Lucy Worsley Investigates

The Oval

Help! I’m in a Secret Relationship!

Nightcap With Shannon Sharpe and Ochocino

Wildcard Kitchen

Fixer to Fabulous

Betting on Paradise

Port Protection Alaska

Adam Richman Eats Britain

Unnamed Memory (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

January 8:

Shifting Gears

Abbott Elementary

Celebrity Jeopardy!

What Would You Do?

The Price Is Right at Night

Raid the Cage

Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test

Chicago Med

Chicago Fire

Chicago P.D.

I Am a Killer

Ozark Law

Honey Lemon Soda (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 9:

The Pitt

The Traitors

On Call

The Upshaws

American Primeval

Asura (Netflix, new drama series)

Impractical Jokers

2025 Orange Bowl

Dr. Stone Science Future (Crunchyroll, Season 4)

Anyway, I’m Falling in Love with You (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 10:

Goosebumps: The Vanishing

Lol: Last One Laughing Quebec

Black Warrant

Alpha Males

Übel Blatt

2025 Cotton Bowl

My Best Friend’s an Animal

The Apothecary Diaries (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

I May Be a Guild Receptionist, but I’ll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf! (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 11:

Sakamoto Days (Netflix, new anime series)

Stugo

Hope Street

Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

January 12:

Rogue Heroes (MGM+ Season 2)

Masterpiece: Miss Scarlet

Masterpiece: All Creatures Great and Small

Motorhead Garage

The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You (Crunchyroll, Season 2)

The Red Ranger Becomes an Adventurer in Another World (Crunchyroll, new anime series)

January 13:

Baylen Out Loud

Death by Fame

The Curious Case Of…

January 14:

St. Denis Medical

Night Court

Deal or No Deal Island

Single’s Inferno

FBI True

Moonshiners: Master Distiller

Journey to America: With Newt and Callista Gingrich

Road Rage

Exposed: Naked Crimes

January 15:

A Real Bug’s Life

Love Island: All Stars

Public Disorder

Cristóbal Balenciaga

Unmasked

An Update on Our Family

Scam Goddess

TMZ Presents: UFO Revolution

January 16:

Hollywood Squares

Law & Order

Law & Order: Svu

Found

SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night

Xo, Kitty

Castlevania: Nocturne

Lovers Anonymous

Sesame Street

My Sesame Street Friends

Mermicorno: Starfall

Harley Quinn

Paatal Lok

The Bunker

January 17:

Shark Tank

Saturday Night Live

Severance

Real Time with BIll Maher

Molly-Mae: Behind It All

La Liberación

The Roshans

Young, Famous & African

The Couple Next Door

NFL Icons

Sisi: Austrian Empress

Robogobo

January 18:

Lakefront Luxury

Oceanfront Property Hunt

January 19:

The Hunting Party

Mystic

January 20:

9-1-1: Lone Star (Fox, Season 5B premiere; final season)

Rescue: Hi-Surf (Fox, Season 1B premiere)

College Football Playoff National Championship Game

January 21:

The Joe Schmo Show

What Drives You with John Cena

January 22:

Prime Target

Whiskey on the Rocks

W.A.G.s to Riches

Pawn Stars

Expedition X

Expedition Bigfoot

The Thundermans: Undercover

Big Cats, Small World

January 23:

Police 24/7

Crime Nation

The Night Agent

Harlem

C.B. Strike: The Ink Black Heart

Carl Weber’s The Family Business: New Orleans

Father Brown

January 24:

Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Masters of Illusion

Eva the Owlet

The Best Heart Attack of My Life

The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call

Shafted

Pombo

Shared Custody

Toya & Reginae

Harpoon Hunters

January 25:

NBA Saturday Primetime

Asia

Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler

Kobe: Making of a Legend

January 26:

Watson

Critics Choice Awards

January 27:

The Bachelor (ABC, Season 29)

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

The Neighborhood (CBS, Season 7B)

Poppa’s House (CBS, Season 1B)

NCIS (CBS, Season 22B)

NCIS: Origins (CBS, Season 1B)

Tribunal Justice

Ms. Rachel

Scars of Beauty

History’s Greatest Mysteries

History’s Most Shocking

The Fall of Diddy

Resistance: They Fought Back

The Chef’s Garden

The Catch

Cash Histories

January 28:

FBI (CBS, Season 6B)

FBI: International (CBS, Season 3B)

FBI: Most Wanted (CBS, Season 5B)

Paradise

Great Migrations: A People on the Move

Hunting History with Steven Rinella

January 29:

Hollywood Squares

All American

Mythic Quest

American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson

Six Nations: Full Contact

The Hooligan

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

The Challenge All Stars: Rivals

The Flip Off

January 30:

Scamanda (ABC, new docuseries)

Perfect Wife: The Mysterious Disappearance of Sherri Papini

George & Mandy’s First Marriage

Ghosts

Matlock

Elsbeth

The Recruit

Mo

The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse

School Spirits

Teen Mom: The Next Chapter

Bullshit

January 31:

Fire Country

S.W.A.T. (CBS, Season 8B)

Vietnam: The War That Changed America

The Eastern Gate

The Snow Girl

Tom Green Country

Outback Opal Hunters

February 1:

New York Homicide (Oxygen, Season 3)

We Baby Bears

NHL Hockeyverse: Matchup of the Week

February 2:

Grammy Awards

Operation Healing Heroes

Dog Detectives

Funny Woman

Common Side Effects

February 3:

The Voice

The Hunting Party

All American

Contraband: Seized at the Border

Celebrity Iou

Below Deck Down Under

February 4:

Wicked Game: The Devil in the Desert

Burden of Guilt

February 5:

Wild Cards

Love You to Death

Envious

Prison Cell 211

Celebrity Bear Hunt

Destinations of the Damned with Zak Bagans

Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World (Crunchyroll, Season 3B)

February 6:

The Kardashians

Invincible

Clean Slate

Sweet Magnolias

Apple Cider Vinegar

The Åre Murders

Cassandra

Golden Kamuy: The Hunt of Prisoners in Hokkaido

The Z-Suite

February 7:

NCIS: Sydney

The Greatest Rivalry: India vs Pakistan

Pokémon Horizons

Ancient Aliens

Mysteries from Above

Ready to Love

Love After Lockup: Crime Story

February 8:

Yellowstone to Yosemite with Kevin Costner

Incredible Northern Vets

February 9:

Super Bowl Lix

The Floor (Fox, Season 3)

February 10:

Extracted

Surviving Black Hawk Down

Murdoch Mysteries

February 11:

50,000 First Dates: A True Story

Muslim Matchmaker

Pitino: Red Storm Rising

Unconventional

February 12:

The Masked Singer (Fox, Season 13 premiere)

Benefits with Friends

Between Walls

Dino Rex

Summer House

Harlem Ice

February 13:

Next Level Chef (Fox, Season 4 premiere)

The Floor (Fox, Season 3; time slot premiere)

Cobra Kai (Netflix, Season 6C premiere; final season)

Dog Days Out

The Exchange

Sweethearts

Anime.com Hour

Who Shot Otto Mueller?

February 14:

Yellowjackets

Love Is Blind

I Am Married… But!

Valeria

Melo Movie

Goldie

Silly Sundays

February 15:

NASCAR Xfinity Series

NASCAR Countdown Live

Have I Got News for You

February 16:

The Equalizer (CBS, Season 4)

Watson

Tracker

The Simpsons

Family Guy (Fox, Season 23)

The Great North (Fox, Season 5)

Grimsburg (Fox, Season 2)

Krapopolis (Fox, Season 4)

The White Lotus

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

90 Day Fiancé

90 Day Fiancé: Pillow Talk

WWE Lfg (Legends & Future Greats)

WWE Rivals

WWE’s Greatest Moments

The Real Housewives of the Potomac

Lockerbie: The Bombing of Pan Am 103

Seasons on the Fly

Fatal Family Feuds

Trial & Error: Why Did O.J. Win?

BAFTA Film Awards

February 17:

American Murder: Gabby Petito

Gabby’s Dollhouse

Thomas Jefferson

A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story

Best Interests

A Remarkable Place to Die

February 18:

The Fox Hollow Murders: Playground of a Serial Killer

Court of Gold

Offline Love

Too Hot to Handle: Germany

Renovation Aloha

Tiny House Nation: Memory Lane

February 19:

Good Cop/Bad Cop

Win or Lose

Spartans: A True Story

My Family

My 600-Lb Life: Where Are They Now?

The Tides That Bind: Inside Alabama Football

Death in Paradise

February 20:

Reacher

Zero Day

Bea’s Block

How I Escaped My Cult

February 21:

Surface

Onside: Major League Soccer

A Thousand Blows

Pantheon

Cold Case Files: Dead West

Fur Babies

February 22:

NAACP Image Awards

My View with Lara Trump

Extreme Road Ragers

February 23:

The Americas

Suits LA

Grosse Pointe Garden Society

1923

SAG Awards

Bar Rescue

The Baldwins

The Food that Built America

No Taste Like Home with Antoni Porowski

County Rescue

February 24:

Beyond the Gates

February 25:

Black Ops

Full Swing

Eyes on the Prize III: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest 1977-2015

Forking Delicious

February 26:

Survivor (CBS, Season 48)

Shoresy

Berlin ER

Shoresy

Buried Hearts

Pound 4 Pound

Design My Space: Atlanta

February 27:

House of David

Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke

Running Point

Graveyard

Toxic Town

Dalah: Death and the Flowers

Cóyotl: Hero and Beast

Christina on the Coast

Swamp Mysteries

The Case of Iwona Wieczorek

Mad House

February 28:

Wizards Beyond Waverly Place

Roosters

Dabba Cartel

Tuiskoms

Aitana: Metamorphosis

Suzhal: The Vortex

Toad and Friends

March 1:

The Photo Lab

Family or Fiancé

Million Dollar Zombie Flips

48 Hours to Buy

Cells at Work! Code Black (Netflix, Season 1 of Japanese anime series)

Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End

March 2:

Academy Awards

The Americas

Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue

High Stakes Poker

Snapped: Killer Couples

Tournament of Champions

Malawi

March 3:

Celtics City

Hot Wheels: Let’s Race

Recipe for Love and Murder

March 4:

Daredevil: Born Again

With Love, Meghan

Sin City Gigolo: A Murder in Las Vegas

Denise Richards & Her Wild Things

Body Cam: On the Scene

Jay & Pamela

Lost Boys & Fairies

March 5:

The Amazing Race

Texas True Crime

Just One Look

Medusa

The Leopard

WWE Evolve

March 6:

9-1-1

Doctor Odyssey

Grey’s Anatomy

Deli Boys

Beauty in Black

For the Win: Nwsl

The Traitors UK

Lil Kev

Dylan’s Playtime Adventures

Douglas Is Cancelled

March 7:

When No One Sees Us

Formula 1: Drive to Survive

When Life Gives You Tangerines

Power Book III: Raising Kanan

Cops

Visionaries (Roku Channel, new docuseries)

The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs

R.I.P. Henry

March 8:

Planet Earth: Asia

Travels with Agatha Christie & Sir David Suchet

March 9:

American Idol (ABC, Season 8)

The $100,000 Pyramid

Dark Winds

The Righteous Gemstones

The Real Housewives of Atlanta

Naked and Afraid

Filthy Fortunes

United States of Scandal with Jake Tapper

Twitter: Breaking the Bird

Home Town Takeover

Crash Course Cuisine with Hudson Yang

A Clean Sheet: Gabe Landeskog

Secrets at Red Rocks

March 10:

American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden

Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up

Confessions of Octomom

Spring Baking Championship

Instant Italian

Oh My God… Yes! A Series of Extremely Relatable Circumstances

Yolo: Crystal Fantasy

Blackshore

March 11:

Port Protection Alaska

March 12:

Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney

Temptation Island

Am I Being Unreasonable?

Married to Real Estate

March 13:

The Wheel of Time

Long Bright River

Adolescence

Love Is Blind: Sweden

Top Chef

Ruthless

The Gen Zone

Murder in Sweden

March 14:

Dope Thief

I Literally Just Told You

March 15:

Kiff

March 17:

CoComelon Lane

Until You Burn

The Sabrina Soto Show

A Body in the Snow: The Trial of Karen Read

The Comeback with Craig Carton

March 18:

Major League Baseball Tokyo Series

House of Knives

March 19:

Good American Family

Hyper Knife

Gannibal

Woman of the Dead

Booked: First Day In

Stadium Lockup

March 20:

Farmer Wants a Wife (Fox, Season 3)

Happy Face

The Residence

Wolf King

Bet Your Life

Khakee: The Bengal Chapter

Women’s Sports Now

Accused: Guilty or Innocent?

Home Is Where the Heart Is

Ludwig

March 21:

Love After Lockup

Be@rbrick

Go!

High Tides

Beachfront Bargain Hunt Renovation

Animals, They’re Just Like Us

March 23:

David Blaine: Do Not Attempt

Marie Antoinette

Masterpiece: Wolf Hall – The Mirror and the Light

March 24:

Alan’s Universe

Hollywood Demons

Acorn TV X Ted: Transform Your Thinking

March 25:

Bad Romance

The Cleaning Lady (Fox, Season 4)

Alert: Missing Persons Unit (Fox, Season 3)

Family Legacy

First to the Finish

House of Payne

Assisted Living

Dark Side of the Ring

Dead in the Water

Glam Golf with Blair O’Neal

March 26:

The Conners (ABC, Season 7; final season)

The Studio

Side Quest

Caught (Netflix, new drama limited series)

Million Dollar Secret

Bref.2

Stephanie’s Places

The Future of Nature

The Grudge

March 27:

Bosch: Legacy

Survival of the Thickest

From Rock Star to Killer

Gold & Greed: The Hunt for Fenn’s Treasure

Paul American

Major League Baseball Opening Day Doubleheader

MLB Tonight

Quick Pitch

MLB Central

Intentional Talk

Play Ball

Accused: Did I Do It?

Fallen

March 28:

Fox Ufl Friday

Mid-Century Modern

Number One on the Call Sheet

Fight for Glory: 2024 World Series

Friday Night Baseball

The Lady’s Companion

Reformed

March 29:

Baseball Night in America

Wildlife Rehab

CNBC Sport: On the Record

March 30:

The Simpsons

Family Guy (Fox, Season 23B)

American Idol (ABC, Season 8; time slot premiere)

MobLand

Sunday Night Baseball

The Last Anniversary

Call the Midwife

March 31:

The Divorce Insurance

Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer (Netflix, new docuseries)

Rhythm + Flow Italy

Truelove

April 1:

America’s Test Kitchen: The Next Generation

MLB Tuesday

MLB Leadoff

Street Outlaws: Locals Only

The Death Coast

April 2:

Love on the Spectrum U.S.

The Parisian Agency: Exclusive Properties

Garnachas: Glorious Street Food!

Oklahoma City Bombing: One Day in America

Fix My Frankenhouse

SurrealEstate

The Beginning After the End

April 3:

Pulse (Netflix, new drama series)

Devil May Cry

Jurassic World: Chaos Theory

The Bondsman

Hop

Flipping 101 with Tarek El Moussa

Wind Breaker

Savor the City

April 4:

Dying for Sex

Karma

Martin Scorsese Presents: The Saints

Secrets Declassified with David Duchovny

The Never Ever Mets

Evilside

Fire Force

April 5:

Grand Slam Track

Say Yes to the Dress

Beer Budget Reno

Iyanu

To Be Hero X

Anne Shirley

April 6:

When Hope Calls

Girl Meets Farm

Lazarus

Witch Watch

April 7:

Blippi’s Job Show

Barney’s World

90 Day Diaries

The Chelsea Detective

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes

April 8:

The Handmaid’s Tale

The Clubhouse: A Year with the Red Sox

Kian’s Bizarre B&b

How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast)

Spy High

Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX

All Access Pd: Grand Rapids

April 9:

Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing

Unicorn Academy

April 10:

Hacks

Black Mirror

North of North

Pop the Balloon Live

Gremlins: The Wild Batch

Moonrise

Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go

The First 48 Presents Critical Moments

The Wizard of Paws

April 11:

Your Friends and Neighbors

The Gardener

Got to Get Out

The Great American Baking Show

Great Performances: Now Hear This

English Neighborhood

April 12:

Doctor Who

Resident Playbook

Zombie House Flipping

Love & Marriage: Detroit

#SomebodysSon

Roboforce: The Animated Series

April 13:

The Last of Us

Godfather of Harlem

U.S. Poker Open

Interview with a Killer

Rocky Mountain Wreckers

April 14:

Rock the Block

Holy Marvels with Dennis Quaid

Tic Tac Dough

Bingo Blitz

April 15:

The Carters: Hurts to Love You (Paramount+ new documentary miniseries)

The Glass Dome

1000-lb Sisters

The Valley

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Reunion

Caught in the Act: Unfaithful

100 Day Dream Home

NFL Offsides

April 16:

Sherlock & Daughter

Government Cheese

No Man’s Land

Diamond Heist

I Am Not Mendoza

Project UFO

Lol: Last One Laughing Colombia

Ghost Adventures

Expedition Files

The Stolen Girl

Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero

RuPaul’s Drag Race Live Untucked

April 17:

Law & Order: Organized Crime (Peacock, Season 5; new network)

Ransom Canyon

Istanbul Encyclopedia

Leverage: Redemption

#1 Happy Family USA

Team Mekbots: Animal Rescue

Boarders

Heartland

April 18:

Light & Magic

The Narrow Road to the Deep North

Lu & The Bally Bunch

A Dangerous Friendship (PBS, Season 1 of French drama series)

April 19:

Heavenly Ever After

Super Duper Bunny League

April 20:

The Rehearsal

Sister Wives

Home Town

Secrets of the Penguins

Mozart: Rise of a Genius

April 21:

America’s Most Wanted (Fox, Season 3)

Love It or List It

Dr. Pimple Popper: Breaking Out (Lifetime, new docuseries)

The Brokenwood Mysteries

April 22:

Andor

Race for the Crown

The Class

April 23:

A Tragedy Foretold: Flight 3054

Battle Camp (Netflix, new unscripted series)

Mysteries of the Abandoned: Hidden America

Changing Planet

April 24:

You

Jane

Étoile

Black Snow

Vanderpump Villa

April 25:

Pokémon Horizons

Weak Hero Class

Gold Rush: White Water

The Mountain Detective

Morimoto’s Sushi Master

April 26:

Savannah Bananas Baseball

April 27:

Bravo’s Love Hotel

David Frost Vs.

My Happy Place

Eva Longoria: Searching for Spain

24 in 24: Last Chef Standing

April 28

Yes, Chef!

Chef’s Table: Legends

America’s Most Wanted: Missing Persons

The One That Got Away

April 29:

Wear Whatever the F You Want

Castle Impossible

Polyfamily

Red Bull Soapbox Race

Pati Jinich Explores Panamericana

April 30:

Celebrity Jeopardy!

Jeopardy! Masters

Turning Point: The Vietnam War

The Eternaut (Netflix, new drama series)

Cheat: Unfinished Business

Carême

Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight

In the Kitchen with Harry Hamlin

May 2:

Hollywood Squares

Unseen (Netflix, Season 2)

Bad Boy

Formula E: Driver

Genghis Khan: The Secret History of the Mongols

Malditos

Return to Paradise

May 3:

Basketball Wives

Full Court Press

Andrew Zimmern’s Wild Game Kitchen

Two for One

Maneet’s Eats

May 4:

The Walking Dead: Dead City

Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld

WondLa

Masterpiece: Miss Austen

WNBA Countdown

My Music with Rhiannon Giddens

I, Jack Wright

May 5:

Mighty Monsterwheelies

The Motherhood

The Playboy Murders

Toxic

Harry Wild

Safe House

May 6:

The Devil’s Plan: Death Room

Murder Has Two Faces

Neighborhood Wars

Wars

Bollywed

Dirt II: A Season With High Limit

May 7:

Sullivan’s Crossing

Full Speed

Kun by Agüero

May 8:

Poker Face

Criminal Minds: Evolution (Paramount+, Season 3)

Blood of Zeus

Forever

Conan O’Brien Must Go

Octopus!

Europe from Above...

I think a man’s persuasive power is biblical when he rewrites a whole script not to make himself look better, but to make Clint Eastwood’s role juicier… and succeeds. That man is Kevin Costner.

When I heard Costner rewrote A Perfect World just to convince Eastwood to co-star, I had to sit down, take a sip of strong coffee, and rethink my entire stance on who the real auteur of Yellowstone should’ve been. If Costner could woo the squinting sage of spaghetti Westerns with a pen and a typewriter, then what on God’s rugged, sunburned earth was Taylor Sheridan thinking by sidelining his creative input in Yellowstone?

I mean, what if he had been given the reins to write his own character’s destiny? Would John Dutton have been more than just a rancher with a penchant for violence? Perhaps a patriarch grappling with the changing tides of time?...

Kevin Costner has established himself as one of the biggest stars in Hollywood through his grit and talent. While the 70-year-old has starred in dozens of projects, it was one of the 80s’ superhit shows, not even his own, that defined his career.

Like every aspiring star, the multiple Oscar winner was once a promising actor trying to find his footing in Hollywood. It was Brian De Palma’s breakout hit, The Untouchables, in 1987, that changed the script for Costner. However, as is the intrigue of Hollywood, the Yellowstone star was not the first choice of De Palma for playing the charismatic G-Man in the slick action film.

In fact, Costner landed the role of the Prohibition agent only when De Palma’s original choice Don Johnson refused. Johnson’s refusal, on the other hand, can be attributed to his success as the lead actor of one of NBC’s iconic dramas.

In the vast, wild, and often unforgiving expanse of Yellowstone, where a man’s word is his bond and loyalty is tested by both the land and blood, Taylor Sheridan did something rather audacious. He wrote a character that wasn’t merely a protagonist but a symbolic figure of moral ambiguity. At the heart of this gritty, modern-day Western is Kevin Costner, who is no mere actor playing a role but the soul of Yellowstone itself.

There’s a certain magnetism about Costner. Maybe it’s his innate cowboy charm, the gravitas in his every line, or simply the fact that he’s the walking embodiment of the American ideal. But Sheridan saw in him something deeper, a vessel to explore the nuances of power, loyalty, and survival.

Taylor Sheridan’s cinematic vision: Kevin Costner anchors Yellowstone Kevin Costner as John Dutton in Yellowstone | Credits: Paramount

When Taylor Sheridan conceptualized Yellowstone,...

Fans famously know Kevin Costner for his role as John Dutton in the Yellowstone universe. And while he had said goodbye to the show, he actually took a bold step in his career by directing and starring in Horizon: An American Saga.

The movie had a huge budget, as it was the actor’s passion project that he had been working on for years. But getting it made wasn’t easy despite Costner’s name being attached to it, so when no director was ready to direct it, Costner took matters into his own hands.

Kevin Costner risked it all to bring his dream western a reality

Actor Kevin Costner is known for his deep love for Westerns, and after stepping away from the Yellowstone world, he decided to go all in for his passion project, Horizon: An American Saga. This movie was on his mind since the late 1980s...

Yeah… that’s a skill that only Yellowstone star Kevin Costner can possess, and he is damn proud of it too. The actor, who looks like a cowboy, has found fame through some iconic roles in television shows and movies.

One of his most prominent and famous roles was that of John Dutton in the 2018 Taylor Sheridan show Yellowstone. Although the main actor, Kevin Costner, often had the opportunity to direct an episode, he did it the good-old John Dutton way!

Kevin Costner directed his episodes while on horseback!

Well, that’s the first time I have ever heard of such a thing. Although renowned directors might be doing it all the time while making cowboy movies, Kevin Costner is one of the first people to say it out loud.

Kevin Costner in a still from Yellowstone | Credits: Paramount+

According to Costner, he is a pretty average rider himself, but...

It turns out, people are willing to go to pretty extreme lengths to win $50,000, as the promo for Greg Gutfeld’s upcoming Fox Nation game show proves in an exclusive clip shared with TheWrap on Thursday.

“Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss?” looks to answer the following question: Can four contestants guess which headlines are real and which are fake news from President Trump’s first 100 days back in the White House? The contestants will have their work cut out for them.

As the “Gutfeld!” host explains in the teaser clip, the contestants have been locked in a remote farmhouse in upstate New York that looks like it could be the weekend getaway for a Wall Street hedge fund manager — or the location of the next “Amityville Horror” flick.

“These four contestants have been totally isolated since Inauguration Day,” Gutfeld explains. “No cell phone; no live television; no Internet,...

The Hollywood Reporter and Campari are pleased to invite attendees of the upcoming Cannes Film Festival to a very special event: a live recording of THR’s Awards Chatter podcast with the legendary actress Sissy Spacek, featuring an hourlong conversation about Spacek’s life and career, followed by a cocktail reception.

Spacek, who will be at the fest as a star of the competition film/sales title Die, My Love — which was directed by Lynne Ramsay and also stars Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattison and Nick Nolte — will be interviewed by yours truly Saturday, May 17, in the Campari Lounge, a chic venue inside the Palais that overlooks the Croisette. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., recording begins at 11 a.m., local time.

Given the venue’s limited space, those wishing to attend are encouraged to RSVP via this link as soon as possible.

Spacek, 75, has been a revered actress for more than 50 years.

Kayce's Yellowstonespinoff is moving forward at CBS, gaining a new title and a release window. The new chapter in the Yellowstone franchise was first announced in March, with Luke Grimes' Kayce Dutton as one of a few key Yellowstone characters getting a spinoff. Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) are also headlining their spinoff, albeit for Paramount+, which will effectively continue the massively popular Western series created by Taylor Sheridan.

CBS has unveiled its schedule for the 2025-2026 broadcast television season, with Deadlineconfirming that the Kayce-centric spinoffY: Marshals has been added to the network's midseason lineup and has a spring 2026 release window. Grimes will reprise his role as Kayce Dutton, joining an elite unit of U.S. Marshals. It will air on Sundays at 9 P.M. It's worth noting that Y: Marshals is the working title and is subject to change.

What Kayce's Yellowstone Spinoff Means Kayce...

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Say "honey yes!" to the Honey Don't! trailer

Director Ethan Coen's Honey Don't! will rocket to the top of your most anticipated movies list after you watch its new trailer. The noir comedy stars Margaret Qualley as Honey O’Donahue, a private investigator looking into a string of mysterious deaths tied to a cultish church led by Priest Dean (Chris Evans). The trailer has that classic Coen crime caper energy, with a little more sex appeal than usual. The film is written by Coen and Tricia Cooke, who previously worked with Qualley on Drive Away Dolls, and also stars Aubrey Plaza, Charlie Day, and Billy Eichner. It will be in theaters from Focus Features on Aug. 22, following its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.

Sam Mendes' Beatles quartet taps Jez Butterworth, Peter Straughan, and Jack Thorne as writers

Sam Mendes' four Beatles...

In 1992, Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston starred in The Bodyguard, a romantic thriller that became a cultural hit. Costner played a former Secret Service agent hired to protect Houston’s character, a global music star facing threats from a stalker.

There was romance, there was drama, there was action, there was everything! The film was a box office success, with Houston’s powerful performance of “I Will Always Love You” becoming iconic.

Costner, naturally, had plans for a sequel, but this time he wanted Princess Diana in the lead! Here’s what happened in detail!

Kevin Costner wanted Princess Diana to star in The Bodyguard 2!

For years, rumors have swirled that Kevin Costner was planning a Bodyguard sequel with none other than Princess Diana in the lead. As wild as it sounds, not all Hollywood gossip is just hot air, and this one was actually confirmed by Costner himself!

Wrexham AFC, a football club, is making new turns in its long and complex history, a turn written by two rather unlikely people. Yes, they are A-list film stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney!

So, it is rather obvious that by becoming part of the Welsh football club Wrexham AFC, both Reynolds and McElhenney have made a major investment in the end of sports ownership.

Thus, when rumors arose in early 2020 concerning the two famous artists—Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney—trying to purchase the North Welsh football club Wrexham AFC, many considered this search for fans even more doubtful. So, let’s learn more about when these two acquired the club and the club’s rise since then!

When did Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney acquire Wrexham Fc? Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney| Credits: Wrexham

The smart celebrity pair saw the potential in the historical football club, and within a short time,...

The logos of SiriusXM and Fox Nation.

SiriusXM and Fox News Media have launched a new streaming bundle that gives subscribers access to hundreds of streaming audio channels, on-demand podcasts and original television program from SiriusXM’s app and the streaming service Fox Nation at a single price point.

The SiriusXM-Fox Nation streaming bundle is priced at $12 per month, and includes a subscription to SiriusXM’s All Access plan for phones, tablets, computers, smart TVs and smart speakers, as well as the entire programming catalog of Fox Nation.

The monthly price represents a savings of 33 percent compared to the retail prices of Fox Nation ($6 per month) and SiriusXM All Access.

“Fox News Media and SiriusXM are leaders in news and entertainment programming respectively, and we are delighted to bring to the market a bundle of our streaming services that offers exceptional consumer value,” said Dave Geary, the Senior Vice President...

Bristol’s leading repertory genre film festival returns for another banner year of explosive action and terrifying monster movies in 2025, with Forbidden Worlds of the Deep; a near week-long celebration of classic and cult films set on, around the ocean.

After all, 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of the genre movie to end all genre movies – Jaws. And what better way to celebrate the legacy of Spielberg’s industry shifting blockbuster than with big-screen bows for some of the all-time greatest Jawsploitation knock-offs. Including schlocky camp creature-feature Alligator and a Saturday night IMAX screening of the new 4K restoration of Dino de Laurentis’s positively mental Orca (preceded by a presentation from The Bad Movie Bible’s Rob Hill).

Also Jaws-adjacent is a couple of sea monster themed curios in the James Earl Jones-starrer Blood Tide (playing late Friday night), and the first ever UK theatrical screening of Daiei...

The bundle will help audiences access news and entertainment programming for a healthy savings.

The trend of streamers bundling together to offer added value to consumers is continuing with a partnership that many likely didn’t see coming. On Tuesday, Fox Nation and satellite radio company SiriusXM announced a new bundle. The conservative news and lifestyle entertainment streaming service will partner with SiriusXM to give customers more content at a good discount.

Key Details: Get more, pay less: A bundle of Fox Nation and Sirius Xm’s All Access service will cost $12 per month. So long ads: Customers will get hundreds of ad-free music channels with a subscription. Take it Siriusly: Interested buyers can subscribe exclusively via SirusXM. 7-Day Free Trial $5.99+ / month fox nation

This new bundle of Fox Nation and SiriusXM’s All Access (App Only) plan will cost $12 per month. Normally, SiriusXM All Access costs $10 per month, and...

SiriusXM and Fox Nation announced a new bundle of their streaming services that delivers enhanced consumer value and access to the full libraries of streaming content from each company.

SiriusXM + Fox NationOne low price for both SiriusXM app and Fox Nation serviceSubscribe Now

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SiriusXM + Fox Nation Bundle Pricing

With this first-time offering, subscribers will have access to SiriusXM’s All Access (App Only) plan and the Fox Nation service for a single price of $11.99 per month, representing a savings of 33% a month.

What You’ll Hear and Watch

Subscribers of the streaming bundle will have access to SiriusXM’s hundreds of ad-free music channels, the must-hear moments in live sports and an extensive lineup of sports-focused channels, as well as the latest in news — including simulcasts of the Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network and Fox News Headlines 24/7 — politics, entertainment, faith and comedy programming via the SiriusXM app.

A new streaming bundle is entering the marketplace, combining a service for Fox News super-fans with a destination for talk radio, all in one place.

The satellite radio giant SiriusXM is launching the new bundle, which will include its app-only “All Access” plan, as well as a subscription to Fox Nation, for $11.99 per month. That is a 33 percent discount compared to the price of buying each plan separately, with the SiriusXM plan normally costing $9.99 per month and Fox Nation $7.99 per month.

SiriusXM of course has a slew of talk radio options, alongside its lineup of music and sports programming. That includes shows and channels hosted by the likes of Conan O’Brien, Howard Stern and Andy Cohen, but also channels like SiriusXM Patriot and Triumph, which feature shows from Megyn Kelly, Sean Hannity, and Nancy Grace.

Fox Nation includes next-day streaming for Fox News primetime shows, but also includes original programming...

Jon Hamm won't be part of "Landman" season 2, at least not unless it's through dream or flashback sequences. That's because his character, Monty, dies in season 1, but Hamm is confident that Demi Moore's Cami will fill the void he's leaving behind in future episodes of Taylor Sheridan's oil drama. That remains to be seen, but viewers will probably miss seeing Hamm's no-nonsense oil mogul chopping it up with Billy Bob Thornton's Tommy Norris.

The good news, though, is that the actor only had positive experiences working on "Landman" and even went so far as to describe it as the best audition he's ever had during an interview with "The Rich Eisen Show" (via Whiskey Riff). So, what made Sheridan's series stand out from the countless other auditions he's had to endure? According to Hamm:

"[Sheridan] has this massive ranch down in West Texas in Weatherford –- just west of Fort Worth.

Have you watched Unforgiven? That gritty, Oscar-clad gem of a Western? Yep, the same one Clint Eastwood both directed and starred in, with a razor-sharp script by David Webb Peoples. Now that it’s streaming on Paramount+, there’s no excuse to miss it. Why? Trust us, watching Unforgiven is like holding the skeleton key to Taylor Sheridan’s mind: once you’ve seen it, Yellowstone’s dark heart makes a whole lot more sense.

We all know Sheridan didn’t just reboot the Western genre: he grabbed it by the horns, doused it in bourbon, and dragged it back into morally murky territory. And the blueprint? Unforgiven! From the haunted eyes of John Dutton to the no-holds-barred warpath of Beth, it’s Eastwood’s DNA stitched into every frame.

Taylor Sheridan on Clint Eastwood’s blueprint behind Yellowstone’s dark characters Josh Lucas in Yellowstone | Paramount Network

Since its 2018 debut,...

A man’s got to know his limitations… and still choose to defy them. That line is not from a movie, not yet, but it should be. Because that’s exactly what we thought when we found out Kevin Costner filmed most of Hidden Figures while in pain. No, seriously. While the world applauded his performance as Al Harrison, the no-nonsense NASA boss in the Oscar-nominated drama, the Yellowstone star was quietly fighting off kidney stones and crushing discomfort. He wanted to cry.

Yes, the actor nearly cried while filming Hidden Figures. And not because the script was moving, though it was, but because he was literally suffering in silence, acting his heart out with kidney stones tearing through him.

Kevin Costner hid pain behind the performance Kevin Costner, Taraji P. Henson, and Jim Parsons in Hidden Figures | Credit: Twentieth Century Fox

Kevin Costner was really suffering. Kidney stones the size of his determination,...

Isabelle Fuhrman didn’t hold back when talking about Horizon, and in doing so, she might’ve just exposed Kevin Costner’s biggest misstep. The Orphan star got real about feeling totally lost on set, admitting she was “in the same boat” as a bunch of confused castmates. That kind of behind-the-scenes chaos says a lot about Costner’s ambitious, multi-part Western.

While the actor-director clearly had a grand vision, it sounds like the execution left some of his own stars scrambling. Fuhrman’s brutally honest take is the kind of red flag Costner probably didn’t want waving this early in Horizon’s rollout.

Isabelle Fuhrman exposed the Horizon mess: even she was left clueless Isabelle Fuhrman in Orphan: First Kill | Credits: Dark Castle Entertainment

Kevin Costner may’ve poured his heart (and wallet) into Horizon: An American Saga, but according to Isabelle Fuhrman, one major misstep is now haunting the project,...

Harrison Ford might’ve rocked the 1923 prequel like a pro, but he’s not done with the Yellowstone universe, at least not if Taylor Sheridan plays ball. Ford’s down for a return, but there’s one simple condition: it better be worth his time. He’s not here for filler.

At 80+, the man’s still riding strong, and if Sheridan can deliver the goods, we might just see Ford saddle up again for another round of Dutton drama. Now that’s star power – aging like fine whiskey.

Harrison Ford eyes Yellowstone return with one catch

Harrison Ford isn’t hanging up his cowboy hat just yet. The 1923 star made it clear: Jacob Dutton could return to the Yellowstone-verse but only if Taylor Sheridan agreed to one thing. “If he asks nice,” Ford quipped at a 1923 FYC event in LA, before adding, “I have no idea what his plans are.

Kevin Costner's Western film series, Horizon: An American Saga, keeps struggling to find some giddy-up following the mixed reception garnered by Chapter 1 last summer. The latest progress update from one of Chapter 1's stars suggests Chapter 2 is no closer to leaving its pasture than before.

Speaking with Screen Rant,Chapter 1 star Isabelle Fuhrman offered an uncertain Chapter 2 release update, claiming she has "no clue" what's happening with the follow-up or where Horizon goes from here. Though Fuhrman, who stars as Diamond Kittredge in Horizon, is sure Costner is "up to something" with the film, she is as in the dark about it as the fans are. “No, I wish. I'm in the same boat as you," she said. "I really hope that we get to see the second one. I have no clue what Kevin's planning, but he's probably planning something. And, yeah, no, I'm a really big fan of the second film.

When it comes to television, looks can be deceiving. In Taylor Sheridan’s 1923, Jacob Dutton looks like the perfect Western hero with his rugged appearance and fearless personality, played by the iconic Harrison Ford. He looks like the kind of character who commands respect and fights for his family.

But even Ford tells the audience that there’s nothing in the character that needs to be idolized by fans. In an interview, the legendary actor delved deeper into his character and detailed why Jacob is not a saint leading the way.

Does Jacob Dutton deserve the praise he’s getting? Harrison Ford weighs in

Harrison Ford may have played several fearless and adventurous roles throughout his career. But when it comes to Jacob Dutton in 1923, he’s setting the record straight: this man is no hero. At a recent event in Los Angeles for the Yellowstone prequel series via The Hollywood Reporter,...

Kevin Costner and Dennis Quaid are like two sides of the same coin. They have winning smiles and frequently portray the all-American, wholesome, letterman-jacket type — the kind that starred in the popular genre films of the 1990s: rom-coms and sports movies. They previously worked together in the Western flop "Wyatt Earp," but they almost starred in another film: "Tin Cup."

Released in 1996, "Tin Cup" sought to emulate the success of Costner's sensual baseball rom-com "Bull Durham" (which is generally ranked among Costner's all-time best movies). Both films revolve around a love triangle between a talented but underachieving athlete and an equally talented star, with sports serving as a way of life that helps the love interests bond and learn more about one another. In "Tin Cup" specifically, Costner plays Roy "Tin Cup" McAvoy, a cynical, chaotic slob and the complete opposite of David Simms (Don Johnson), the preppy, suave, PGA...

Orphan breakout star Isabelle Fuhrman is steadily carving out her place as a modern horror icon. While she's explored a variety of genres, including the romantic drama Wish You Were Here (2025) and Kevin Costner’s epic Western Horizon: An American Saga, horror is quickly becoming the most prominent thread in her career. With her spine-chilling performance in Orphan: First Kill(2022), Fuhrman helped elevate what was once an underappreciated title into a full-fledged horror franchise. She’s set to return as the eerie Esther in the next installment, tentatively titled Orphan 3. The Lionsgate-backed project appears to be gaining momentum, with Fuhrman recently offering a promising update on the anticipated threequel.

A third Orphan film was officially greenlit in late December, with Fuhrman revealing shortly afterward that a script was already in place. The actress previously praised the screenplay as too good to pass up, sharing that the storyline was...

1923 star Harrison Ford has revealed if he would return to the Yellowstone universe as Jacob Dutton after the season 2 finale of its latest TV show. 1923 season 2 ended with Jacob (Ford) deciding to retire, helping his wife, Cara (Hele Mirren) in raising their grandson, John Dutton II. While the show later flashes forward to 1969, showing an elderly Spencer (Brandon Sklenar) dying at after visitin his wife Alexandra's (Julia Schlaepfer) grave, it leaves a multi-decade time gap in between that has yet to be filled by the franchise.

Speaking with The Hollywood Reporterat a FYC event in Los Angeles, California, Ford revealed that he would be open to reprising his role as Jacob from 1923 in future Yellowstone projects. This includes the potential upcoming spinoff 1944, which he joked "I’m still alive" for. He said that if series creator Taylor Sheridan "asks nice" he'd be open to coming back, but also said...

Kevin Costner is one such storyteller whose films are known for their heartwarming stories and creative nuances. It is, however, not only his finished cinema but also his personal anecdotes behind a film’s creation that add to the rich movie-going experience.

It is often said that the pen is mightier than the sword, or simply put, words are more powerful than violence. Costner, 70, would probably be one of those people who had to agree with it wholeheartedly.

After all, words, albeit laced with far-fetched embellishments, helped him win over billionaire George Steinbrenner in a battle of wills, which allowed the Oscar winner to use the Yankees’ Stadium.

Kevin Costner won over George Steinbrenner in an intense showdown…with the help of a little ‘lie’

In an instance of an epic face-off, Kevin Costner’s creative zeal went head-to-head against Steinbrenner’s protective streak over the use of the New...

[This story contains major spoilers from the 1923 season two finale.]

Harrison Ford spent his May the 4th celebrating not Star Wars but Yellowstone prequel series 1923, which recently released it second and possible final season.

At a FYC event for the series in Los Angeles on Sunday, Ford — who plays patriarch Jacob Dutton, opposite Helen Mirren’s Cara — told The Hollywood Reporter he thought the way the show ended with the season two finale “was fantastic — I thought it was very tight storytelling and I was absolutely delighted with it. It’s probably the densest script and work that I’ve had a chance to work on in a long, long time.”

Mirren joked she was “convinced that I was going to die so I was quite surprised I was still alive at the end of the show”; indeed the second season ended with both Mirren and Ford’s characters surviving, while Alex (played by Julia Schlaepfer) finally makes it...

Taylor Sheridan got his start writing action movies like Sicario and Sicario: Day of the Soldado, but after writing scripts for blockbusters for a few years, he made his famous transition to television. Sheridan began his work on TV with Yellowstone, the contemporary Western series starring Kevin Costner, which was such a success that it spawned two spin-off series. One of which, 1923, wrapped up its second and final season last month on April 6, but it has since returned to Paramount+ streaming charts almost exactly one month after going off the air, sitting at #10 at the time of writing. The show stars Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren, and its second season earned a perfect 100% from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, along with a “rotten” 49% rating from general audiences.

Although Taylor Sheridan may have become best known for his work on Yellowstone and its subsequent spin-offs, he’s also created a handful of...

Let us shoot straight; if storytelling were rodeo, Taylor Sheridan would be the last man riding when the dust settles. We mean, here’s a guy who took cowboy hats, moral ambiguity, and the open sky and spun them into TV gold. And now Paramount is thinking of tightening the purse strings? Isn’t that like asking Gordon Ramsay to cook with canned beans and a microwave?

Sheridan’s shows aren’t just expensive; they bleed authenticity, and that comes at a price. With Paramount merging with Skydance and budget axes swinging under new leadership like David Ellison and Cindy Holland, Sheridan’s signature high-dollar productions are suddenly sitting on a wobbly saddle. Think $12–16 million an episode, while the new sheriff in town wants it closer to $9 million.

So what gives? Why does this cowboy cost so much? And can Paramount really afford to lose their golden horseman?

Taylor Sheridan’s star-filled,...

Taylor Sheridan may be pointing fingers at Kevin Costner for Yellowstone’s sudden sunset, but let’s be real, it’s not the full story. Sure, scheduling drama and behind-the-scenes tension didn’t help, but if 1923 Season 2 is any clue, Sheridan’s creative tank might be running on empty. The sprawling spin-off looks great on paper, but it’s starting to feel more like aesthetic filler than frontier fire.

So blaming it all on Costner? A little too convenient. Maybe Yellowstone’s end wasn’t just about clashing egos, it might’ve been about a story that had already ridden off into the narrative sunset.

Kevin Costner’s exit killed Yellowstone but 1923 says otherwise Kevin Costner as John Dutton in Yellowstone | Credits: Paramount Network

So Taylor Sheridan says Kevin Costner is why Yellowstone ended early. And sure, that’s the headline but after watching 1923 Season 2, I’m not totally buying it.

Phil Alden Robinson's 1989 sports drama "Field of Dreams" is Americana at its corniest. In many ways, literally; the main character, Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner), bulldozes a large portion of his corn farm in order to build a brand-new baseball diamond. Ray did so at the behest of a ghostly voice that instructed him, "If you build it, he will come." Sure enough, when he builds the diamond, the ghost of "Shoeless Joe" Jackson (Ray Liotta) appears on it, still wearing his Boston Black Sox uniform, and converses with him. 

Ghosts, time travel, and premonitions are a big part of "Field of Dreams," and it's implied that baseball itself is connected to divine powers that are eager to grant related wishes, calm hearts, allow for post-mortem redemption, and provide reconciliation between fathers and sons. Case in point: Ray and his wife Annie (Amy Madigan) have a dream about Fenway Park in Boston,...

The second movie in Kevin Costner’s massively ambitious, costly, and troubled Western franchise, Horizon, has been waiting in the wings for a release for what seems like a very long time. According to one star of the movie, despite several premieres and tentative dates for its release, the future of Horizon looks bleak and stuck in hostile territory.

Kevin Costner’s future seemed to be incredibly straightforward and certain a few years ago. He was the lead character in the mighty Yellowstone, and then he had this huge, ambitious Western project of his own bubbling away in the background. Then he decided that the movie saga that would become Horizon could not wait any longer, which led to him departing Taylor Sheridan’s hit series under a cloud and Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 hitting theaters in 2024, with the second part expected to follow a couple of months later.

Taylor Sheridan might be single-handedly responsible for making the Western genre cool again. Ever since the 1970s, when Westerns went out of style, the genre has sort of limped along, with some standout entries managing to draw critical praise and awards wins without reinvigorating the genre as a whole. But Sheridan has seemingly made everyone a fan once again, beginning with his massively popular neo-western series "Yellowstone."

The man's TV empire has expanded rapidly ever since, with multiple "Yellowstone" spin-offs creating an entire franchise centered around the travails of the Dutton family. If you thought it was Kevin Costner and the modern setting that made "Yellowstone" a hit, spin-offs "1883" and "1923" have proved that's not the case. In the wake of all this, others have tried to join in on this Western renaissance, most conspicuously, Netflix, which has churned out hits such as Western series "American Primeval" and "Ransom Canyon,...

Clint Eastwood has always reigned over the landscape of American western cinema with an iron fist. His memorable portrayal of earnest cowboys of few words was unrivaled until Kevin Costner made an equally grand entry to spice up the movies from the wild west.

While we are not going into the debate regarding who should be crowned the undisputed king of the Hollywood Westerns, Costner, in Dances With Wolves, did something which even Eastwood’s mystical thespian abilities failed to match. No, we are not talking about who is the better director between the two, but rather we are trying to point out how Costner’s cinematic poetry aided in resuscitating a dying genre by breathing a fresh lease of life.

Kevin Costner revived the Westerns with Dances With Wolves, after the dismal 1980s

For the last century or so, Western cinema charmed a major section of the cinema-goers’ imagination.

We are almost to an unofficial holiday. Every May 4th is a goofy and fun one for fans of the Star Wars franchise.

But let's say, like every human being, you have seen all things Star Wars 50 times or many more times. You might want to see something some actors have been in, but not as part of your favorite sci-fi works. You're in luck because Netflix has options.

Sure, what your favorite streamer has regarding Harrison Ford projects is limited, but there are other people besides Han Solo. The four titles below will all be worth watching. Maybe start with the leading suggestion first, though.

Netflix titles every Star Wars fan will love without actually watching Star WarsThe Fall of the House of Usher (Mark Hamill)

Hamill has had a very successful career since he stopped doing Star Wars. Many might not know that because many of his roles...

Apple TV+’s The Mosquito Coast drama series premiered with seven episodes in 2021 starring Justin Theroux, Melissa George, Logan Polish, and more. Neil Cross developed the show loosely based on the novel of the same name by Paul Theroux, which was published in 1981. The story follows an inventor who uproots his family on a dangerous quest to find refuge from the U.S. government, hitmen, and cartels.

Upon release, The Mosquito Coast, critics believed that even though the show was visually very impressive, it lacked direction in terms of narrating the stories of the characters in the show. It failed to impress the audience and critics. The show has a very unique connection to Harrison Ford.

Apple TV’s The Mosquito Coast starred Justin Theroux in Harrison Ford’s place

It did not surprise the audience and critics when Apple TV+ canceled The Mosquito Coast after two seasons. The studios confirmed...

While Kevin Costner had high hopes for Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 2, its release future remains in doubt. The upcoming Horizon sequel has already been screened to critics at international film festivals, but general audiences have not yet had the chance to see it. The delay stems from Chapter 1's struggles at the box office after it earned under $40 million against a $50 million budget. The sequel was largely completed when the first movie was released, and it was expected to debut just two months later. After the disappointing returns, however,Chapter 2 was indefinitely delayed.

In an interview with ScreenRant's Grant Hermanns about her thriller, Unit 234, Isabelle Fuhrman (Diamond) admitted that she remains unsure of Horizon's future. While she hopes to see an eventual release, Costner has not contacted her about a potential release. Fuhrman is especially interested in the sequel, as it "captures so much more...

It’s truly a sad event for a fan when one of the most promising movies of the 80s never made it to the big screens, all because of a location request. That’s right, the same happened with Sgt. Rock. The movie has Arnold Schwarzenegger as the lead, and the creative powerhouse team behind Die Hard to back it up.

With such a dream lineup, it was already promising to be a massive hit, but behind the scenes, a surprising twist derailed it all, and it also had a unique Clint Eastwood connection.

How did Clint Eastwood accidentally derail an Arnold Schwarzenegger blockbuster?

All the way back in the 1980s, Hollywood was all set to make a big action-packed movie called Sgt. Rock based on the popular DC comics character. Everything seemed to be on the right track with Arnold Schwarzenegger, one of the biggest action stars of the time,...

Whether it was as Bruce Wayne or the Dark Knight himself, Michael Keaton owned the cape and cowl in Tim Burton’s Batman and Batman Returns. Even today, decades later, fans still argue in dimly lit forums about who the best Batman is. Sure, Affleck looked like he could bench press a bus, but let’s be completely honest—he was no Michael Keaton. But now, a recent interview has fans wondering if Alec Baldwin could have done a better job as Batman instead of Keaton. What many don’t realise is that Keaton almost didn’t get the gig. Warner Bros. was basically playing a game of Batman Tinder, swiping right on names like Mel Gibson, Kevin Costner, Charlie Sheen, Tom Selleck, Bill Murray, Harrison Ford, and Dennis Quaid before director Tim Burton swiped left on everyone and doubled down on Keaton as Batman. But guess who else wanted the role?...

When Kevin Costner chose not to appear on the much-acclaimed fifth and final season of Yellowstone, partially due to scheduling conflicts and largely to focus on his latest western, Horizon: An American Saga, hearts were broken. In doing so, the Oscar winner not only denounced the chance of encashing a hefty paycheck but also invested a significant amount of his own money to make the project see the light of day.

While the 70-year-old is no stranger to taking risks when it comes to pursuing his passion for western films, this is hardly the first time that he has chosen the creative freedom of the director’s seat over the lure of an eye-watering salary. In fact, in his prime, Costner left a lucrative opportunity to star with one of his idols – Sean Connery – in The Hunt for Red October that went on to gross over $200 million in the 1990s.

Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso, one of the most-watched sports-comedy dramas, created and starring Jason Sudeikis, became a sensation upon its release. The multi-Emmy Award-winning comedy series, which was initially said to have concluded after three seasons, was announced to return for season four. Sudeikis casually dropped the information in a podcast interview before Apple TV confirmed it officially.

Ted Lasso has been one of the most beloved shows on the streaming platform, and ardent fans are just thrilled that the show is finally making a return. But what’s more interesting is the fact that Jason Sudeikis’ salary when it comes to reprising his character. The recent information on Sudeikis’ salary is going to make his fans happy.

Ted Lasso actor Jason Sudeikis to be TV’s highest-paid actor, leaving Kevin Costner and Harrison Ford behind Jason Sudeikis confirmed the return of Ted Lasso | Credits: Apple TV+

Jason Sudeikis...

Don’t confuse silence with peace; sometimes it’s just the eye of the storm. That’s a thought that popped the moment we watched Sicario… and it’s stuck with us ever since. Taylor Sheridan didn’t hand us a clean-cut narrative; he dropped us into the fog and dared us to find clarity.

At its core, the film serves as a raw, unvarnished plate of brutal truths: the drug war, the creeping influence of the U.S. military on foreign soil, and the moral decay disguised as justice. Sheridan, who once made his bones as an actor, used Sicario to dissect the lawless modern frontier like a surgeon with a blunt scalpel. And no, he didn’t tie it up with a neat bow, because life (especially life on the edges of war and law) doesn’t come with easy answers.

Taylor Sheridan’s Vision: Exploring America’s...

Some of us are born in the spotlight, and some of us build it brick by brick. That’s the thought that danced in our heads the first time we heard Taylor Sheridan talk about his journey from the sidelines of Hollywood to the frontlines of storytelling. We’ve always admired people who call a spade a spade, and Sheridan didn’t just do that; he tossed the whole deck and rewrote the rules.

He’d been in the biz since ’95, dipping his toes into acting, only to realize he was paddling in someone else’s pond. His roles weren’t paying the bills or feeding his creative fire. And instead of waiting for a seat at the table, he carved his own chair and wrote the damn menu – Sicario, Hell or High Water, Wind River, and a Yellowstone universe that even Kevin Costner couldn’t ignore. Sheridan didn’t whine.

“I had the time of my life… and I owe it all to you…” crooned Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes, and that’s exactly how many of us might have felt watching Sicario, Hell or High Water, and Wind River: Taylor Sheridan’s hat trick of cinematic brilliance. But then? Just like your favorite indie band selling out to do car commercials, Sheridan probably packed up his grit and gravitas, tossed his writer’s pen into a pile of ranch dust, and saddled up to milk Yellowstone for every billion it’s worth. Pun absolutely intended!

Let’s not beat around the bush; Sheridan was on a creative bender for the ages. One movie after another, each sharper than a cactus in cowboy boots. He was slicing through the American psyche like a hot knife through gun oil. Then, instead of diving deeper into raw, jagged-edge storytelling, he planted his...