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On Thursday May 15 2025, NBC broadcasts The Kelly Clarkson Show!

Season 6 Episode 153 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show” promises to be an exciting mix of music, magic, and celebrity appearances. Kelly Clarkson will kick things off with a special Kellyoke duet featuring the talented Lizzo. Fans can expect a lively performance that showcases both artists’ powerful voices and unique styles.

In addition to the music, the episode will feature actor Alexander Skarsgård, known for his roles in popular films and TV shows. His presence is sure to bring some interesting conversation and insights into his latest projects. Wally Baram, a notable figure in entertainment, will also join the show, adding to the variety of guests.

Anna Kendrick and Gabriel Luna will make their appearances, bringing their own charm and stories to the mix. Both actors have a strong following, and their discussions with Kelly are likely to be engaging and entertaining.

It’s been just over a decade since the world lost the comedy legend that was Joan Rivers, so to celebrate her life, NBC is releasing “Joan Rivers: A Dead Funny All-Star Tribute.”

The hour-long special will unite several comedians and actors to revisit Rivers’ legendary cabinet of jokes, and add their own spin to them. Plus, they’ll include some original material as well.

“This tribute is everything my mother would have wanted — hilarious, unfiltered and filled with people she respected (and roasted),” Melissa Rivers, Joan Rivers’ daughter, said in a statement. “And as usual, she was still the funniest person in the room. It’s incredibly moving to see so many iconic comedians come together to celebrate her legacy, especially the women whose careers she helped make possible by breaking down so many doors.”

And if you’re wondering how Joan Rivers herself would feel about the special,...

One remarkable gift Joan Rivers left behind was a voluminous repository of her jokes. She wrote more than 70,000 gags, meticulously recorded on index cards and filed away by subject. “Joan’s jokes were pure,” marveled Patton Oswalt. “They were set-up/punchline, no meandering stories, all meat, no filler.”

On tonight’s Joan Rivers: A Dead Funny All-Star Tribute, the comedian’s biggest celebrity fans raided that filing cabinet to repurpose her funniest punchlines. Here are some of the best…

Patton Oswalt

“When I die, I know what they’ll say at my funeral: ‘It’s the first time a man ever approached her when she was lying down.’”

Nikki Glaser

“I took my bra off at a nude beach today and accidentally clubbed two baby seals.”

Sarah Silverman

“I knew I was unwanted when my bath toys were a toaster and a radio.”

Tracy Morgan

“Michael Jackson has a dog...

Exclusive: Ahead of the anticipated release of Warner Bros & DC’s Superman, where she plays lead female villain Angela Spica aka The Engineer, Venezuelan actress María Gabriela de Faría has signed with Impression Entertainment for management.

De Faría stars alongside David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan in James Gunn’s Superman, which is slated for release on July 11. Her character, Angie, boasts powers stemming from nanotechnology built into her body.

De Faría is otherwise best known on the feature side for roles in Lionsgate’s action-thriller The Duel and The Exorcism of God, a supernatural horror pic co-written and directed by Alejandro Hidalgo, which was released through Saban Films after world premiering at Fantastic Fest, coming in as the #1 film in South America for several months. She also starred in R#J, a modern retelling of Romeo & Juliet, which premiered as an official selection of both the 2021 Sundance Film Festival and SXSW.

The 2025 Fox Upfronts day in New York got the Deadline Studio treatment May 12, when the network’s talent gathered for portrait photos in the ballroom at the Ritz-Carlton Nomad.

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Attendees included Jamie Foxx and Corinne Foxx (from Beat Shazam), Jon Hamm (Grimsburg), Gordon Ramsay (Hell’s Kitchen), Molly Parker (Doc), Jay Pharoah (The Quiz with Balls) Jane Lynch (returning for Celebrity Weakest Link), Joel McHale (Animal Control), Denis Leary (Going Dutch), Rob Lowe (The Floor) and Josh Charles (toplining the new series Best Medicine).

Related: Fox Fall 2025 Schedule: Reality, Sports Rule As Monday Goes Unscripted, ‘The Floor’ Succeeds ‘The Masked Singer’...

The 2025 Fox Upfronts day in New York got the Deadline Studio treatment May 12, when the network’s talent gathered for portrait photos in the ballroom at the Ritz-Carlton Nomad.

Attendees included Jamie Foxx and Corinne Foxx (from Beat Shazam), Jon Hamm (Grimsburg), Gordon Ramsay (Hell’s Kitchen), Molly Parker (Doc), Jay Pharoah (The Quiz with Balls) Jane Lynch (returning for Celebrity Weakest Link), Joel McHale (Animal Control), Denis Leary (Going Dutch), Rob Lowe (The Floor) and Josh Charles (toplining the new series Best Medicine).

Related: Fox Fall 2025 Schedule: Reality, Sports Rule As Monday Goes Unscripted, ‘The Floor’ Succeeds ‘The Masked Singer’

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Meet the Makers: Going Dutch and Animal Control

There are plenty of similarities to be found between Fox’s two live-action comedies, Joel McHale’s “Animal Control” and Denis Leary’s “Going Dutch.” Both are single-camera workplace comedies with characters in uniform: A quirky group of animal control workers in Seattle on “Animal Control,” and a quirky group of U.S. Army soldiers stationed on a tiny Netherlands base on “Going Dutch.” Making things even more personal, McHale’s “Community” co-star Danny Pudi now stars opposite Leary on “Going Dutch.”

So how about a crossover inside the Fox comedyverse? “It makes perfect sense,” Leary said during the Variety FYC TV Fest. “The guys who are the creators of ‘Animal Control’ are guys I’ve worked with before. Great writers. And we actually discussed it at some point last year. So let’s talk Fox into it. But Fox hasn’t mentioned it.

What Do We Know About season 4 of The Bear? More thank you may think. The FX on Hulu series debuted in 2022 and instantly became one of the most acclaimed television shows. With the third season dropping earlier this year, we have many questions and confidence that we know a lot of what is to come. With Season Four now confirmed to drop all ten episodes on Hulu on June 25th, here’s everything we know about the new season!

Season Four will pick up from the Season Three cliffhanger finale.

After two seasons building towards the opening of the titular restaurant, the third season slowed things down to focus on the main characters dealing with the anxiety of first reviews for their establishment. Sydney (Ayo Edibiri) has an intriguing offer to leave the restaurant and branch out. Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) has yet to reply to his ex-wife’s wedding invitation.

Fox Entertainment’s upfront presentation to advertisers was a star-studded affair that began with Jamie Foxx mocking Elon Musk and President Donald Trump, and ended with Joel McHale popping a bottle of champagne with a prop knife in Gordon Ramsay’s honor.

At one point in between, Tom Brady flubbed a stunt pass to Rob Gronkowski so bad, the ball landed among the Madison Avenue execs. (That was not long after Gronkowski took a shot at his and Brady’s 73-year-old former coach Bill Belichick for dating 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson.)

Held Monday at the Manhattan Center in New York, the event showcasing Fox broadcast network’s 2025-2026 schedule — as well as programming across ad-supported streamer Tubi, Fox Sports and Fox News — kicked off with some jokes from “Beat Shazam” host Foxx.

“It’s been a hectic few weeks for me,” the actor said. “But truly I wanted to be here.

The Fox fall 2025 schedule was announced today during the network’s Upfront Presentation at the Manhattan Center in New York. The network is adding six new series to its schedule, including a new one-hour comedy, a new dramatic thriller, an epic new scripted event series, and three new unscripted competition series, as well as the return of an Animation Domination favorite.

Spanning scripted, unscripted, and animation, the media company continues to increase program ownership from in-house business units under the Fox Entertainment Studios banner.

Doc

“Building on our winning position in both key demos and co-viewing this season, Fox delivers a 2025-26 schedule that’s filled with irreverence, fun and much-needed laughter,” said Fox Entertainment CEO Rob Wade. “Next year more than ever, we’re bringing that promise to life with a terrific slate to delight our audiences across linear, Hulu and beyond.”

Returning Fox series include dramas Doc (Season...

From Love Island To House of Villains—Peacock’s New Reality Shows Have Something For Everyone (Photo Credit – Prime Video/Instagram)

Peacock has unveiled its slate of exciting new reality shows, from reality docu series to game shows and competitive formats. Here’s which new shows have been ordered and which are returning after renewal.

Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together

Popular musicians Nelly and Ashanti are getting a new series on Peacock. As per the official synopsis, Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together “follows the electrifying ups and downs of musical power couple.” The show will have 8 episodes of 30 minutes each when it premieres in June 2025. The description of the upcoming series continues, “Viewers will be a fly on the wall as the couple navigate their relationship and their careers. Can they work together to overcome their challenges and keep love alive?”

Tiffany Haddish Goes Off

This will be a six-part...

A new series from J.J. Abrams, the film directorial debut of ‘Succession’ creator Jesse Armstrong, and more titles are due up still in May.

May’s showers are upon us with no sign of slowing! So far this month, we’ve had a busy calendar of debuts and returns, including new episodes of the hit mystery-of-the-week Peacock series “Poker Face,” starring Natasha Lyonne. The first three episodes of the second season, which include a beefy roster of guest stars that includes Cynthia Erivo, Giancarlo Esposito, John Mulaney, Katie Holmes, and many others, are available as of May 8. Also available now are the premiere episodes of Max’s “Conan O’Brien Must Go” Season 2 and Paramount+’s “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” Season 10.

That’s not all on the TV side. If you’re looking for something new instead of a continuation, you can also check out Hulu’s “The Four Seasons,...

Jamie Kennedy, the star who played Randy Meeks in the Scream franchise, says that Melissa Barrera, the actor who played Sam Carpenter in 2022's Scream and Scream VI, should never have been fired during pre-production of Scream 7. Barrera was removed from her lead role in the film after she made social media posts denouncing Israel's actions in the Gaza war, and the studio backing the project decided to part ways with her.

Kennedy appeared on Fox News Digital to talk about cancel culture: "I think the whole idea, the term 'cancel'...Think how insane that term is. Like, 'Hey, you know what? We don't like what you said. Canceled.' Like, you talk about inclusive. That's like the most uninclusive thing of all time." It was there that he addressed the issue with Barrera’' removal from the upcoming horror sequel Scream 7:

"She should have never been fired.

Six seasons and a movie is all us Community fans have been asking for and wanting. We've got the six seasons, though we're still eagerly waiting for the reunion film that's sure to be a hit at Peacock. Since September 2022 when news was confirmed that the Community movie was happening, we've been wondering not just when it'll be released, but when filming would actually start. Now with one of the star's current shows getting picked up, this could be bad news for the project.

Joel McHale who played Jeff Winger currently stars in the comedy series Animal Control on Fox. The third season finished airing recently, and the show has now been picked up and renewed for a season 4, per TVLine. This of course makes us happy for the actor. We love to see them all succeed! But, the renewal news does have us thinking about Community: The Movie and McHale's upcoming availability.

There has always been a bit of connective tissue between House of Villains and The Traitors, both of which feature some devious reality stars converging in a castle/mansion in hopes of outsmarting their housemates and winning the big prize, and now, the sister shows will share a home at Peacock. That’s right, for its third season, House of Villains will move from its original home at E! to the NBC Universal streamer, and that’s not all we know about the future of the reality competition series. Here are all the details we have about House of Villains Season 3 right now. Is House of Villains returning for Season 3? Yes! The reality series was officially renewed for a third season on May 9. Who will host House of Villains Season 3? Joel McHale will return for another round of hosting in Season 3 after overseeing both Season 1 and Season 2 at E! We...

Though Scream 7 is closer to its anticipated release after being knee-deep into production, the fallout from the firing of Melissa Barrera still lingers over the titular slasher franchise. One of Scream's legacy stars is the latest to voice his displeasure with the handling of Barrera's exit, chalking up the decision to "100%...cancel culture."

Speaking with Fox News Digital, Kennedy expressed his anger with Barrera's 2023 firing from the Scream film series after her social media posts about the Israel-Hamas conflict. Kennedy, who portrayed Sidney Prescott's (Neve Campbell) admirer, Randy Meeks, in the first two Scream movies, echoed previous sentiments that firing Barrera from Scream 7 was a bad move, believing she was harshly judged for speaking up on a significant social issue.

“She should have never been fired. She has her beliefs, Ok? She’s allowed to have her beliefs. Other people on set have other beliefs. This is,...

House of Villains has a new home. The reality show is to become a Peacock original after it was renewed for a third season for the streamer, moving away from its original home at E! after it was spun off by its parent company.

Comcast recently spun off its cable networks, including E!, USA Network and Syfy, launching Versant.

House of Villains becomes the first original series changing hands as a result of the corporate move.

The series, which is hosted by Joel McHale, brings together 11 reality all-stars who must scheme, strategize and shade each other in different challenges for a chance to win $200,000 and the title of “America’s Ultimate Supervillain.” It will launch its third season on Peacock in early 2026.

House of Villains comes from Irwin Entertainment, and the 10-part series is exec produced by McHale, John Irwin, Dave Kuba, Justin Rae Barnes, David Mills and Jessica O’Brien.

“Tiffany Haddish Goes Off,” “House of Villains” Season 3, and “Gilgo Beach Killer: The House of Secrets” have been added to Peacock’s unscripted slate for the rest of 2025.

Notably, “House of Villains” is making the move from E! to Peacock and will be hosted by comedian Joel McHale. Peacock is investing in multiple true crime documentaries, like “Gilgo Beach Killer” produced by 50 Cent, “The Idaho Student Murders” and “Epic Ride: The Story of Universal Theme Parks,” while docuseries “Tiffany Haddish Goes Off” also features Selena Martin, Shermona Long and Sparkle Clark.

These titles join the previously announced “Love Island USA,” “Love Island: Beyond the Villa,” “Love Island Games,” “Married at First Sight” and “The Traitors.” Season 3 of “The Traitors” debuted as the most-watched unscripted series in the U.S.

Check out the full list of titles below.

New Series

Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together

“Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together,...

Peacock doesn’t have Olympics this summer, but it will have plenty of programming.

The NBCUniversal streaming service has greenlit five new unscripted series and is bringing another one over from E!. New shows include a pair of true crime docuseries, reality shows featuring Tiffany Haddish and Nelly and Ashanti, and a docuseries about Universal’s theme parks. In addition, Peacock is pulling House of Villains, hosted by Joel McHale, off of E! and onto streaming for an all-new season coming “early 2026.”

The Haddish docuseries, Tiffany Haddish Goes Off, follows the comedian and three of her closest friends as they embark on a four-week girls’ trip across Africa. That one comes out in the fall. Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together, a June release, charts newlywed life for the hip-hop couple.

A three-part investigation into the alleged Gilgo Beach Killer from 50 Cent’s G-Unit Productions premieres in June, and a dive...

Frank will be back on the job for the 2025-26 TV season. Fox has renewed Animal Control for a fourth year. The sitcom's third season of 10 episodes finished airing in March.

A single-camera workplace comedy series, the Animal Control TV show stars Joel McHale, Michael Rowland, Vella Lovell, Ravi Patel, and Grace Palmer. In the story, Frank Shaw (McHale) is an opinionated, eccentric Animal Control officer. A former cop, Frank tried to expose corruption in his department, but his efforts got him fired, which may explain why he’s so cynical. He has an almost superhuman ability to understand animals, while humans are more of a mystery. Frank’s partner, Fred “Shred” Taylor (Rowland), is an optimistic rookie. They both report to Emily Price (Lovell), their sweet-natured and endearingly awkward boss. Amit Patel (Patel) and Victoria Sands (Palmer) are...

“Animal Control", the single-camera live-action comedy TV series, created by Bob Fisher, Rob Greenberg and Dan Sterling, starring Joel McHale, Michael Rowland, Vella Lovell, Ravi Patel, Grace Palmer and Gerry Dee, has been renewed for Season 4 streaming on Fox:

“…’Animal Control’ follows a group of local Animal Control workers whose lives are complicated by the fact that animals are simple, but humans are not.

“‘Frank’ is an opinionated, eccentric Animal Control officer who may not have gone to college but is still the most well-read person in the room.

“A former cop, Frank tried to expose corruption in his department, but his efforts got him fired, which may explain why he's so cynical and curmudgeonly. He has an almost superhuman ability to understand animals. Humans...not so much…”

Season two ushers in mating season, for both the animals and the officers who protect them including guest stars Ken Jeong as...

Joel McHale and Thomas Lennon in ‘Animal Control’ (Photo Credit: Bettina Strauss © 2025 Fox Media LLC)

Fox is bringing back both Animal Control and Going Dutch for the 2025-2026 primetime season. The network confirmed they’ve renewed Animal Control starring Joel McHale for season four, and Going Dutch with Denis Leary will return for season two.

“Animal Control and Going Dutch are proven winners thanks to signature Fox characters brought to life by Joel and Denis — two of the funniest comedic voices on TV today, giving us an ideal foundation for building our new comedy block,” stated Michael Thorn, President, Fox Television Network. “With a focus on creating irreverent, fun workplace humor that’s both outrageous and unpredictable, Joel, Denis, their castmates, and production teams deliver reliably laugh-out-loud moments week after week that will keep fans coming back season after season.”

Animal Control season three stars McHale, Michael Rowland, Vella Lovell,...

Fox has picked up “Animal Control” for a fourth season and “Going Dutch” for its second. Both shows will be back as part of the network’s lineup for the 2025-26 broadcast year, meaning more quirky situations and sharp humor are on the way. “Animal Control” brings back its crew led by Joel McHale. He’s joined […]

Fox Renews “Animal Control” and “Going Dutch”...

Two shows have been guaranteed to continue on Fox while another wasn't so lucky. Unfortunately for the latter, it's going to be a one-season run.

Per Deadline, Rescue Hi-Surf has been canceled after one season. The show, which follows Hawaiian lifeguards, wrapped up its first season on March 31. As the show was not a breakout success on the level of Doc, which was renewed for a 22-episode second season, the decision was made not to move forward with a second season.

It's an unfortunate update for fans of the show, especially as it debuted strong with a premiere that pulled in 4.7 million Live+Same Day viewers. According to the new report, there had still been consideration to renew the series, in part due to the involvement of producer John Wells. The producer's previous work includes titles like ER, The West Wing, and The Pitt. However, the series was also expensive...

Fox has renewed both of its workplace comedy series – Animal Control, starring Emmy Award nominee Joel McHale, and Going Dutch, starring Emmy Award nominee Denis Leary, for a fourth and second season, respectively, it was announced today by Michael Thorn, President, Fox Television Network. The single-camera shows will return in the 2025-2026 season.

“Animal Control and Going Dutch are proven winners thanks to signature Fox characters brought to life by Joel and Denis — two of the funniest comedic voices on TV today, giving us an ideal foundation for building our new comedy block,” said Thorn.

“With a focus on creating irreverent, fun workplace humor that’s both outrageous and unpredictable, Joel, Denis, their castmates and production teams deliver reliably laugh-out-loud moments week-after-week that will keep fans coming back season-after-season.”

Animal Control follows a group of local Animal Control workers whose lives are complicated by the fact that animals are simple,...

Seattle's favorite Animal Control office won't be shutting down just yet. As expected, Fox has picked up its flagship live-action workplace comedy series starring Joel McHale for a fourth season, meaning more animal-based antics are to be had with Frank Shaw and his rag-tag team of fellow officers. The series has continued to be a hit both critically and in terms of ratings for the network, being sold to over 70 international territories and more than doubling its live + same-day ratings thanks to streaming on Hulu. It'll be back in time for the 2025-26 season, locking up Fox's comedy slate with the also-renewed Going Dutch.

Through three seasons, Animal Control has followed the jaded and cynical Frank (McHale) as he learns to embrace life as an animal control officer after being fired from the police force for trying to expose corruption in the department. Fortunately, he is almost supernaturally capable of understanding animals.

Fox is keeping its live-action comedy duo intact: The network has renewed Joel McHale’s Animal Control for Season 4 and the Denis Leary-led military comedy Going Dutch for Season 2.

“Animal Control and Going Dutch are proven winners thanks to signature Fox characters brought to life by Joel and Denis — two of the funniest comedic voices on TV today, giving us an ideal foundation for building our new comedy block,” Fox president Michael Thorn said in a statement. “With a focus on creating irreverent, fun workplace humor that’s both outrageous and unpredictable, Joel, Denis, their castmates and production teams...

Fox is keeping the live-action comedy lights on for 2025-26.

The network has renewed Animal Control and Going Dutch — the only two live-action comedies currently on its schedule — for next season. The pickups will mean a fourth season of Animal Control, starring Joel McHale, and a second for the Denis Leary-led Going Dutch.

“Animal Control and Going Dutch are proven winners thanks to signature Fox characters brought to life by Joel and Denis — two of the funniest comedic voices on TV today, giving us an ideal foundation for building our new comedy block,” Fox Television Network president Michael Thorn said in a statement. “With a focus on creating irreverent, fun workplace humor that’s both outrageous and unpredictable, Joel, Denis, their castmates and production teams deliver reliably laugh-out-loud moments week after week.”

The two series join long-running animated shows American Dad, Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy and The Simpsons — all...

Fox is sticking with laughs. The network has renewed its two live-action comedy series Animal Control and Going Dutch.

Animal Control, which stars Joel McHale, is returning for a fourth season, while Going Dutch starring Denis Leary returns for its second. Both single-camera shows, which are owned by Fox, will return in the 2025-26 season.

The renewal of Animal Control is not a surprise; the show remains Fox’s live-action comedy flagship and was the network’s first fully owned live-action series to break out. In addition, it has sold the show in more 70 international territories including in the UK to Channel 4, in Australia to Foxtel and Binge, in Canada to CBC and in New Zealand to Tvnz.

The network said that with in-season streaming on Hulu, it more than doubles its Live+Same Day ratings.

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During its seven-season run, The Rookie has enjoyed plenty of star-studded guest appearances. The ABC procedural, which hasalready been renewed for an eighth season, previously welcomed the likes of Frankie Muniz (Malcolm in the Middle) and Joel McHale (Community) to the fold, but there’s one familiar face in particular that fans are hoping will make a comeback. In Season 2, viewers were introduced to John Nolan’s (Nathan Fillion) half-sibling, Pete Nolan. Played by comedian Pete Davidson, the younger Nolan was quite a handful for John after he appeared on the scene following their father’s passing. The pair remained close, with the character even swinging by again for another guest spot in the fourth season, but since then, Pete hasn’t come back around — despite telling John that he’d continue to surprise him with visits.

While chatting with Collider’s Therese Lacson, The Rookie’s showrunner, Alexi Hawley,...

“Tim Travers and the Time Traveler's Paradox”, is a new comedic, live-action, science fiction feature, written and directed by Stimson Snead, starring Samuel Dunning, Danny Trejo, Joel McHale, Keith David and Felicia Day, releasing May 30, 2025 in theaters:

“…’Tim Travers’ seeks to solve the time travelers paradox. Would it--for example--literally destroy the universe? Tim Travers, self-hating mad genius, is going to find out!

“Along the way, he'll piss off an international crime syndicate led by ‘Royce’ (Trejo), engage in a battle of wills with conspiracy theorist radio host ‘James ‘ (McHale), even attempt to squeeze in a date in with the dangerously unstable ‘Delilah’ (Day).

“Tim will have to learn how to literally coexist with the worst parts of himself, before his own demons destroy him and the universe with it…”

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"Community" was always a great show, but the moment it elevated to god-tier status was when it introduced the concept of a Paintball Episode (an idea that, sadly, the "Community" movie will not revisit when/if it comes to pass). That's when an otherwise-normal sitcom suddenly has its characters start shooting at each other with paintball guns, complete with genuinely impressive action cinematography. Why doesn't every sitcom do stuff like this? Because they lack the audacity.

"Community" would do three more paintball episodes throughout its run, all of them featuring at least one moment that's so cool it'll make you forgive the show for any of its other faults. Are you mad at how the series dragged out the romance between Jeff (Joel McHale) and Annie (Alison Brie) for six seasons? Well, at least the scene where the Dean (Jim Rash) recreates the "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" elevator fight...

Newly announced programming for the 2025 Atx TV Festival, being held Thursday, May 29 through Sunday, June 1, in Austin, Texas, includes:

▶ A screening of Max’s Duster (premiering May 15), followed by a Q&a with co-creator/EP Latoya Morgan and cast members Josh Holloway, Rachel Hilson, Keith David and Asivak Koostachin

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▶ A conversation with The Gilded Age cast members Carrie Coon,...

Scream 7 started filming at the start of January, and we’ve seen some surprising reports about the slasher sequel as it has made its way through production – with the most surprising and strange news being that Matthew Lillard and Scott Foley, who played Ghostface killers who were killed off in Scream (1996) and Scream 3, respectively, and David Arquette, whose beloved character Dewey lost his life in Scream (2022), are all in the cast. Speaking with Coming Soon, Lillard took a moment to talk about his Scream 7 return, saying that he thinks “people are gonna love it.” Of course, he didn’t reveal any details about what he / his character Stu will be doing in the new movie.

Spyglass and Paramount once intended to make a Scream 7 that would have starred Scream (2022) and Scream VI leads Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega, with Freaky and Happy Death Day director Christopher Landon at the helm.

"Power core stable?" "No, we're gonna die!" An official trailer has debuted for an indie sci-fi adventure film titled Tim Travers & the Time Traveler's Paradox, from filmmaker Stimson Snead making his feature directorial debut after many other shorts. This premiered at the 2024 Cinequest Film Festival last year, and is now set for release in limited theaters on May 30th this summer. What kind of trouble will Tim get into while time traveling? The film explores the age-old question: What happens if you travel back in time and eliminate your younger self? Terminally bored mad genius Tim Travers seeks to find the answer and unravel the time traveler's paradox. The Result? A crazy comedic adventure beyond comprehension. Starring actor Samuel Dunning as Tim Travers, with Danny Trejo, Joel McHale, Keith David (as God?!), Felicia Day, and many others. This actually looks appropriately kooky and amusing and fun - nice to...

Scream 7 started filming at the start of January, and we’ve seen some surprising reports about the slasher sequel as it has made its way through production – with the most surprising and strange news being that Matthew Lillard and Scott Foley, who played Ghostface killers who were killed off in Scream (1996) and Scream 3, respectively, and David Arquette, whose beloved character Dewey lost his life in Scream (2022), are all in the cast. Speaking with Coming Soon, Arquette expressed disappointment that his involvement with the new sequel wasn’t kept as a surprise, but also confirmed that it was a thrill to have the opportunity to play Dewey again.

Spyglass and Paramount once intended to make a Scream 7 that would have starred Scream (2022) and Scream VI leads Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega, with Freaky and Happy Death Day director Christopher Landon at the helm. But then Ortega allegedly asked...

Fox is less than two months away from holding the next meeting of The 1% Club, and it'll have a new host leading the proceedings. When the hit game show was picked up for a second season earlier this year, Community star Joel McHale was handed the reins in place of Patton Oswalt. He brings with him a wealth of experience in the reality television space, as well as a familiarity with Fox audiences thanks to his comedy series Animal Control, which makes him the perfect candidate to test the nation's intelligence. Ahead of the premiere this June, Collider can share the exclusive poster showing McHale embracing his new gig with a card that asks, "Who will answer correctly?"

Based on the U.K. game show of the same name, The 1% Club puts a fun twist on the typical trivia format by relying on contestants to rely on logic instead of memory.

Order up! After what feels like a lifetime (even though it's been less than 12 months), the fourth season of The Bear, FX's hit culinary drama, finally has a release date. Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and the rest of the staff at The Bear fine dining restaurant and sandwich shop are back for a fourth outing this year. Over the past three years, audiences have spent each June stressed out with each new season of The Bear as Carmen (White) slowly processed the death of his brother, all while desperately trying to save his new restaurant. This year will be no different, as The Bear will be back in the summer for its fourth course.

The Bear's co-showrunner, Joanna Calo, revealed the release date for Season 4 during a red carpet event for the McU's Thunderbolts* (Calo worked on the script for the upcoming Marvel film). Consistency is key in the kitchen,...

The Scream 7family gets bigger with some returning figures that will rekindle the flame that Wes Craven created almost 30 years ago. Marco Beltrami, the composer behind the music of the first four Scream films, has revealed that he will do Scream 7. The music veteran behind major works like A Quiet Place and Logan confirmed this on social media, and suddenly, Scream 7 just got a bit more exciting.

At first, Beltrami wasn't announced as the official composer of Scream 7. Nevertheless, a few weeks ago, a fan pleaded for him to do Scream 7 by commenting on a 2023 post on Instagram. "Please do Scream 7!" said the comment, to which Beltrami replied by saying, "Don't worry, I am." This marks Beltrami's return to the horror franchise after he wrote the score for the first Scream films, all directed by Wes Craven. In Scream (2022), Beltrami was replaced by Brian Tyler,...

The following article contains spoilers for the Scream franchise.Actor David Arquette, best known for playing Dewey Riley in the Screamfranchise, is set to play the iconic horror character once again in Scream 7, the next installment to be released in February 2026. It's not a secret that Dewey was killed in 2022's Scream, marking the end of his run as the brave police officer who was always there to stand against Ghostface. Therefore, the big question upon the announcement of his character's return was how Dewey would spawn back to life. The problem is that, apparently, we should never have known about Arquette's casting in the first place.

The actor is currently promoting his latest film, the corrupt cop drama Mob Cops. In a conversation with ComingSoon, Arquette talks about playing a very different kind of law enforcement agent when compared to the one he's been playing for decades in the horror franchise.

Journalism’s big night out returned on Saturday in Washington as reporters, editors and A-list celebrities mingled at the Washington Hilton at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner, an event jokingly called the “nerd prom,” in what was a more muted soirée that, for the fourth time while he has been in the Oval Office, was not attended by President Donald Trump. This year, the Whca opted to focus on the stellar journalism produced as the current administration charges into uncharted territory.

With the absence of the sitting president and the decision to nix a comic brought onstage to roast the leader of the free world — a lighthearted and often funny tradition that typically follows the meal, this year’s dinner continued the event’s downward slide in relevance as a cultural moment. Previous years have seen memorable roasts of sitting presidents and stand out moments from notable names like Joel McHale and Conan O’Brien,...

One of the stars of Community will soon star in an episode of NBC’s new series Suits LA. The episode is set to air on May 4.

Per Variety, Yvette Nicole Brown will play a version of herself in the new Suits LA episode. The synopsis reads that Ted (Stephen Amell) must deliver on a request from client Patton Oswalt, who also stars as himself. Elsewhere in the episode, Amanda (Maggie Grace) and Erica (Lex Scott Davis) help defend a teen star who has been accused of attacking her father.

The new episode will also see Stuart (The Walking Dead's Josh McDermitt) spiral after his accident, while a past storyline shows Ted and Eddie (Carson A. Egan) heading to LA for Stuart’s bachelor party. Exact details of Brown’s involvement in the episode weren’t readily available in the synopsis, but it’s likely she will be involved...

ABC’s The $100,000 Pyramid has been firing on all cylinders this season, with compelling guest stars such as Chandra Wilson and Joel McHale.

The next episode will switch things up with comedy legends Bobby Moynihan and Mark Duplass going head-to-head.

But who will come out on top?

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We’re not spoiling that, but ABC was kind enough to share an exclusive first look at the episode.

There’s always plenty of humor on The $100,000 Pyramid, and we can always count on host Michael Strahan to give some animated reactions to the events.

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He serves looks, great commentary, and some fantastic reactions. What more could we want?

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The good news is that you don’t have long to wait for this highly anticipated episode.

It airs Sunday, April 27, at 10/9c and will be available to stream on Hulu the next day.

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Fox confirmed premiere dates for its summer 2025 primetime lineup, which kicks off on May 19th with the season five premiere of Lego Masters. The network’s summer schedule also includes the return of MasterChef for season 15 and the series debut of Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service.

The Snake competition series debuts in June, along with The Quiz with Balls season two. And Joel McHale takes over from Patton Oswwalt as host of season two of The 1% Club following its move from Prime Video to Fox. The summer lineup also includes new episodes of Fox’s Animation Domination shows: Bob’s Burgers, Grimsburg, Family Guy, The Great North, and America’s Most Wanted.

Fox Summer 2025 Premiere Dates

Monday, May 19:

8:00-9:00 Pm – Lego Masters (Season Five Premiere)

9:00-10:00 Pm – America’s Most Wanted (All-New Episode)

Wednesdays,...

After five months, Bob's Burgers is returning with new episodes. Fox has announced when the fan-favorite animated series will return to the network to air the back half of its fifteenth season.

Per Deadline, Fox is moving its beloved Animation Domination block from Sundays to Thursdays for the summer, beginning May 29. The lineup for Animation Domination on Thursdays has also been revealed, with Bob's Burgers leading off the night at 8 pm, followed by Grimsburg at 8:30 pm, Family Guy at 9 pm, and The Great North closing out the night at 9:30 pm. Bob's Burgers has been on hiatus since the airing of its tenth episode of Season 15, "Advice Things Are Ad-Nice," on Dec. 29, 2024.

Created by Loren Bouchard, Bob's Burgers centers around the Belcher family, a lower-class blue-collar family who run the titular hamburger restaurant in the fictional shore town of Seymour's Bay, New Jersey. H. Jon Benjamin voices family patriarch Bob Belcher,...

The latest season of “Yellowjackets” was the series’ most watched ever. The Showtime original, which was available to watch on Paramount+ With Showtime, now ranks as the second most-streamed global Showtime original ever behind “Dexter: Original Sin.”

Overall, viewership for this latest season was up 3% compared to previous seasons. It should be noted that this year is the first time “Yellowjackets” has released a new season on Paramount+ With Showtime, which was created in 2024. Previously, the drama was only available to stream on Showtime’s now-defunct platform.

Season 3’s finale of the survival thriller secured 3 million global cross-platform viewers during its first seven days of availability. That number marks a 19% increase compared to the overall viewership for Season 2’s finale as well as a 54% increase in the streaming audience for that episode. The finale for Season 3 currently ranks as the most-watched episode of “Yellowjackets” ever.

The series also saw gains on social media.

Fox has set summer premiere dates for its new and returning series including Gordon Ramsay’s new series Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service on May 21 and Jeff Jefferies-hosted The Snake on June 10. Returning series Lego Masters will be back for its fifth season on May 19. MasterChef‘s 15th season will debut on May 21, The Quiz With Balls on June 2 and The 1% Club with new host Joel McHale on June 10.

Fox’s Animation Block, which normally airs on Sundays, is opening a temporary summer block on Thursdays, kicking off May 29 with Bob’s Burgers at 8 pm, followed by Grimsburg at 8:30 pm, Family Guy at 9 pm and The Great North rounding out the night at 9:30 pm.

The move to Thursdays is for summer only, due to conflicts with sports programming on Sunday nights, according to the network. The block has shifted before. On May 31, 2021, the animation block temporarily expanded into Mondays with Duncanville and HouseBroken.

Fox has locked in its summer schedule, which will include new seasons of “MasterChef,” “Lego Masters,” “The Quiz With Balls” and “The 1% Club,” as well as two new unscripted series: “Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service” and “The Snake.”

Season 5 of “Lego Masters,” which is hosted by Will Arnett, will kick things off with a premiere on May 19 at 8 p.m. Et/Pt, followed by a new episode of “America’s Most Wanted.”

Season 15 of “MasterChef” will return on May 21 at 8 p.m. Et. The season will feature a new theme, Dynamic Duos, where pairs of home cooks will participate together to compete for the $250,000 grand prize. Chef Tiffany Derry will join Ramsay and renowned restaurateur Joe Bastianich as judges. Following “MasterChef,” Ramsay’s “Secret Service” will premiere at 9 p.m. Et.

Season 2 of “The Quiz With Balls” will take over the 9-10 p.m. Et time slot on Mondays starting June...

Animation and unscripted series will dominate Fox’s summer schedule, as evidenced by the lineup of premiere dates the network announced on Thursday.

Fox’s rollout includes return dates for animated series like Bob’s Burgers and Family Guy, as well as premieres for reality programs including MasterChef (returning for a 15th season dubbed Dynamic Duos) and unscripted newbie The Snake, hosted by comedian Jim Jefferies.

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Exclusive: Sci-fi comedy Tim Travers & The Time Traveler’s Paradox has set a May 30 theatrical launch in New York and L.A. followed by a nationwide expansion.

The film stars Samuel Dunning as a time-traveling scientist, with support from Danny Trejo, Joel McHale, Keith David, and co-stars Felicia Day, who also served as executive producer.

The theatrical release follows the movie’s festival rollout, during which it won the Jury Prize at Cinequest, FilmQuest, and the Phoenix Sci-Fi and Horror Festival, and also played at the UK’s Grimmfest and the Belgian International Fantastic Film Festival.

Tim Travers & the Time Traveler’s Paradox is the launch title for executive producer Ben Yennie’s North American theatrical distributor Disrupt Entertainment and is being released in conjunction with a digital rollout through Mill Creek Entertainment.

The comedy marks the feature debut of writer-director Stimson Snead.

Dunning stars as self-obsessed mad scientist Tim...