The final season of “Bel-Air” has set its premiere date at Peacock.

The fourth season of the drama series will debut on Nov. 24. It was reported that the show would be ending with Season 4 back in December 2024.

The official description for Season 4 states:

“Will tries to balance the fun and excitement of senior year with the expectations that have brought him to this moment. Carlton tests his own resolve as he deals with the fallout of some very big decisions that could threaten his future. Together, both boys will help each other through this pivotal time in their lives. An...

Luke Tennie, best known for starring as Sean in Bill Lawrence’s hit dramedy “Shrinking,” has joined the cast of “Abbott Elementary.”

The actor steps into the classroom as Dominic, a new teacher at Abbott Elementary.

“Y’all … I am so excited,” Tennie wrote in an Instagram post on Wednesday, celebrating the news.

Quinta Brunson chimed in underneath his comment, also sharing her excitement for his casting.

“Not me super excited by this announcement as if I didn’t know,” the creator wrote.

Tennie will be join the show alongside fellow stars Brunson, Tyler James Williams, Janelle James, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Chris Perfetti, Lisa Ann Walter and William Stanford.

Aside from “Shrinking,...

Peacock is already ordering more Paper.

The Paper, the streamer’s spinoff series to NBC’s classic comedy The Office, has been renewed one day ahead of its release date. The series hails from former Office showrunner Greg Daniels and Michael Koman. All 10 episodes will be available to stream on Peacock on Thursday.

The renewal was announced on the Today show Wednesday morning. The move is a big vote of confidence from NBC. A source says Daniels has already started ideas for the second season and the network wanted to keep up the momentum. The early renewal will also give the show a regular cadence, so it can premiere same time next year.

Sky has acquired season two exclusively in the UK and Ireland.

The Paper sees the documentary crew from The Office landing on a new subject as it follows the publisher (Domhnall Gleeson) and staff of a historic but struggling newspaper in Toledo,...

Quiver Distribution has acquired the North American and U.K. rights to Uwe Boll’s migrant thriller “Run,” starring Amanda Plummer, James Russo (“Tulsa King”) and Ulrich Thomsen (“Lanterns”).

The film is set for a market premiere with cast and crew at this year’s AFM in Los Angeles. Quiver will then release “Run” digitally across North America and the U.K. Nov. 14, with Dubai-based Phars Film distributing it in West Asia and Germany’s Kinostar releasing the pic digitally day and date in the rest of the world, making it one of the rare global releases in the independent space.

“We’re excited to have a true global release for our movie ‘Run,’” said Boll. “To release the movie in 100 plus countries simultaneously is the future in a world in which every movie is only a click away.”

“Run” examines how the ongoing...

[Editor’s note: The following article contains spoilers for “Wednesday” Season 2, including the ending — Episode 8, “This Means Woe.”]

“The crack in your monochrome armor is overbearing arrogance.”

So says Rosaline Rotwood, played by Lady Gaga, to her visiting wish-maker, Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega), when the dour student seeks out her “legendary” teacher at Nevermore Academy. Wednesday needs to use the psychic powers she lost at the start of Season 2, and Rosaline’s glowing apparition can give them to her — temporarily.

Maybe Rosaline will resurface in Season 3, but until then, her character is little more than a convenient pitstop in Season 2, Part 2 — more product placement than plot development. Despite her trivial inclusion, Mother Monster’s warning still lingers. After all, this isn’t the first time Wednesday has been told she’s stubborn, single-minded, and self-important. Such descriptions dog her throughout Season 2, surfacing whenever she refuses to go along to get along, which is pretty much all the time.

If her mother, Morticia (Catherine Zeta-Jones), asks her to avoid a certain family member,...

Television’s awards season is nearing its grand finale, with the Creative Arts Emmys taking place over two nights this weekend, leading into the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 14. The main ceremony will be hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze.

Apple TV+ enters the night with unprecedented momentum. Its critically acclaimed psychological thriller “Severance” leads all programs with 27 nominations. HBO Max’s “The Penguin,” a gritty Batman spinoff, follows with 24. Meanwhile, Apple’s dark comedy “The Studio” — the razor-sharp satire of Hollywood — tied the all-time record for most comedy series nominations with 23.

Many industry pundits project a historic showing...

Some of Kelly Ripa‘s least-favorite Live With Kelly and Mark guests are now some of her favorites. Ripa opened up about entering her 25th season on the daytime talk show in an interview with People published on Wednesday, September 3. “That’s really nutty. Nutty!” she said of her longtime TV gig. “Mark [Consuelos] was saying to me backstage, ‘It doesn’t feel like that many seasons.’ And I go, ‘For you, it hasn’t been that many seasons!'” Ripa made her Live debut alongside the late Regis Philbin in 2001. Michael Strahan took over for Philbin in 2012, followed by Ryan Seacrest in 2017. Consuelos has served as his wife’s cohost...

Jujutsu Kaisen spin-off fans, rejoice: Jujutsu Kaisen author Gege Akutami has announced a new series, titled Mojuro, which is officially underway. The spin‑off launches on September 8, 2025, in Weekly Shonen Jump, and will run for approximately six months, to be collected into three volumes. Akutami confirmed this return to the universe less than a year after the main manga concluded in September 2024, stating that Mimojuro is not a direct sequel but rather a parallel exploration of the world, allowing experimentation across different eras and characters (source: Express Tribune).

In coverage by The Financial Express, the piece highlights Akutami’s broader intentions. He shared that while serializing the original Jujutsu Kaisen,...

In 2022, Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan teamed up to create the chilling miniseries Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, which would go on to haunt viewers’ nightmares and inspire controversial Halloween costumes for years to come. While the duo had previously dabbled in the disturbed, collaborating on Scream Queens and, in Murphy’s case, co-creating American Horror Story with Brad Falchuk, this newest project marked a whole new level of exploration. Originally conceived as a limited series focused on Jeffrey Dahmer, the breakout hit tapped into the pervasive fascination with serial killers. This success led to its promotion from a limited series to an ongoing anthology, with the second installment, Monsters:...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Countdown Season 1 finale, “Your People Are in Danger.”] “I have to survive this.” That’s what’s going through Oliveras’ mind in the final moments of Countdown Season 1, according to Jessica Camacho. Oliveras is the unfortunate member of the task force kidnapped by Todd (Grant Harvey), the sniper targeting a political official, and as the finale ends, he has her start running across a field … just like he had a dog do earlier in the season. Uh-oh! Below, Jessica Camacho breaks down the finale and shares her hopes for Season 2. You’ve said that Oliveras craves the simplicity, but that doesn’t work for her. And that made me think of that moment when she’s looking around the kitchen at the beginning,...

HBO is enacting more name changes, as the cabler has given a cosmetic makeover to six of its U.S. linear channels.

HBO2 will now be called HBO Hits. HBO Signature is now HBO Drama. HBO Zone will henceforth be known as HBO Movies.

Plus, Warner Bros. Discovery is reviving the Cinemax name. MoreMAX is now Cinemax Hits. ActionMAX will now be called Cinemax Action. And 5starMAX is renamed Cinemax Classics.

These updated names will be reflected on TV starting today, and they’ll also apply to the live in-app “channels” within HBO Max, which allows users on select plans...

Gwendoline Christie, beloved for her turn as Principal Larissa Weems on Wednesday, has made a dramatic return in season 2—delightfully alive, yet hauntingly otherworldly. After a shocking (and seemingly final) demise in season 1, Christie’s Weems re-enters the fray as Wednesday’s spirit guide in Part 2, conjuring a compelling twist that underscores the show’s eerie lore and character chemistry.

Weems’ Return: From Dead to Dynamic

Christie’s revival was revealed in a Netflix Tudum feature published August 14, 2025, which unveiled the trailer for Wednesday Season 2, Part 2. Weems returns in “resplendent, impeccably dressed glory” as Wednesday’s new spirit guide—a ghostly presence, not quite alive, but full of personality. The showrunners explained,...

Charlie Hunnam had no idea he was being courted to play Ryan Murphy’s latest monster.

When the star of Sons of Anarchy met the creator of Monster, American Horror Story, and Feud, he was just happy to chat. “Ryan arrived at our meeting and told me that he had just been caught up in a creative tailwind,” says Hunnam. “And that segued into us having this really deep, emotional, fascinating conversation about Ed Gein, who he had been writing about for the last three or four days.”

Hunnam found himself saying aloud, “Goodness, I can’t wait to see this show. This sounds wonderful.” Murphy responded, “So, do you want to play him?...

The inaugural Six Kings Slam took the tennis world by storm in October 2024, summoning six of the world’s best tennis players together for a tournament ultimately won by Jannik Sinner, who came back from being down a set against Carlos Alcaraz to snatch victory in a thrilling encounter, 6-7, 6-3, 6-3.

Now Sinner will defend his crown when the Riyadh Season’s Six Kings Slam returns for a second edition that will stream live and exclusively on Netflix between Oct. 15 and Oct. 18 to over 300 million subscribers across the globe at no additional cost.

The field of competition is stiff. Six Kings Slam’s reigning, defending champion and Atp’s...

A new Monster is coming your way just in time for spooky season — and now you can watch the trailer.

Season 3 of Ryan Murphy’s true-crime anthology will premiere Friday, Oct. 3 on Netflix with all eight episodes, with Sons of Anarchy alum Charlie Hunnam starring as infamous serial killer Ed Gein. The streamer has also released a series of teaser posters for the new season, giving us our first look at Hunnam in character.

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Lock your doors because Netflix’s latest serial killer is on the loose.

Charlie Hunnam stars as Ed Gein, a murderer known as “The Butcher of Plainfield” and “The Plainfield Ghoul,” in the third season of Netflix’s anthology series “Monster.” The show premieres on Oct. 3.

“The Ed Gein Story” logline reads: “Serial killer. Grave robber. Psycho. In the frozen fields of 1950s rural Wisconsin, a friendly, mild-mannered recluse named Eddie Gein lived quietly on a decaying farm – hiding a house of horrors so gruesome it would redefine the American nightmare. Driven by isolation, psychosis, and an all-consuming obsession with his mother,...

The cast for Season 34 of Dancing With the Stars was announced on Wednesday, September 3, and fans quickly noticed that Sasha Farber was not one of the professional dancers on the cast list. Despite previously competing on 12 seasons of the show, Farber is not coming back for the next installment. However, Farber doesn’t appear to have hard feelings. After the cast was announced, he posted several of the new couples to his Instagram Story with congratulatory messages. He then shared a video of himself on a walk and broke his silence on the casting decision. “It’s a beautiful day today,” Farber began. “Guys, the Dancing With the Stars cast announcement was today.

Two years have passed since The Morning Show‘s emotional third season finale, and the power dynamics have changed inside the hallways of Uba since they’ve merged with their network rival into a new media company now known as Uba-nbn. “The women finally got the keys to the office,” says the award-winnings drama’s showrunner Charlotte Stroudt, “but as I like to say, whenever women take power, there’s always an asterisk. It’s never a clean, ‘Here, you can have them.’” The merger is successful, but after lots of layoffs and cost-cutting, the network needs a big payoff — a huge income and audience booster. The answer — or so...

Raegan Revord rose to fame playing Missy Cooper on Young Sheldon when they were just nine years old, but the now 17-year-old star is ready for a “big shift” in their next project. Revord, who uses they/them pronouns, has had a successful career as a child actor, making their on-screen debut as Megan in Modern Family at six years old before appearances in Grace and Frankie, With Bob & David, Teachers, and more. But now they’re shifting their focus from the screen to publishing. On Tuesday (September 2), Revord released their debut book, Rules of Fake Girlfriends, a young-adult rom-com novel about a college student navigating her first year abroad,...

Fans of NCIS have waited years for the reunion of Tony Dinozzo and Ziva David, and the moment has finally arrived. TV Insider spoke with stars Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo about revisiting their characters and revealed their favorite past episodes that shaped the iconic duo. Weatherly noted that revisiting early stories reminded him why the pair’s relationship left such a lasting impact on viewers.

According to TV Guide, the new spinoff premieres on Paramount+ and represents one of the service’s biggest releases of the year. With both Weatherly and de Pablo returning to headline, the streamer is betting big on nostalgia while promising a fresh international thriller for longtime fans.

Lisa Holme, a veteran of Warner Bros. Discovery and Hulu, is joining Roku Media as head of content.

Holme, who starts Monday, Sept. 8, will report to Charlie Collier, president of Roku Media. She will lead Roku’s content team, overseeing the company’s slate of content businesses globally, including original programming, content acquisitions and partnerships, sports, branded content, and “This Old House” content and studios, as well as content innovations in emerging verticals and technologies. Holme will be based in Santa Monica, Calif.

Most recently, Holme was chief growth and strategy officer at Peter Chernin’s North Road Co. She previously was at Wbd,...

The Voice is gearing up for its much-anticipated 28th season, and so is returning coach Reba McEntire, who is back in the iconic red chair with a few new tricks up her sleeve. NBC dropped the first teaser for the upcoming season on Wednesday (September 3), featuring the show’s latest panel, McEntire, Michael Bublé, Niall Horan, and Snoop Dogg, all returning coaches, though never together as a foursome. All four coaches showed off their tactics for winning over acts, but it was the Queen of Country who came the most prepared. McEntire, who is now in her fourth season of The Voice, handed out folding fans to the studio audience,...

“Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild” will return to NBC’s “The More You Know” educational and informational weekend program block for its third season on Oct. 4. It has also has been renewed through the 2028-2029 season.

The third season will follow wildlife expert Peter Gros and ecologist Dr. Rae Wynn Grant as they travel across the globe to showcase stories of wildlife conservation.

Their explorations will include speaking with conservationists, tracking wolverines in the rugged North American backcountry, examining Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and more.

In partnership with conservation brands and organizations like Fahlo and Tourism and Events Queensland,...

Jenna Bush Hager had an emotional reason for missing the Wednesday, September 3, episode of Today. Bush Hager was out on assignment on Wednesday, just one day after she returned to Today following an over two-week-long summer hiatus. The reason behind her absence was revealed on Thursday, September 4, as she spent her day off traveling to Texas to talk with the parents of the Camp Mystic flood victims. “The parents I talked to, including some of my own friends, are dealing with the unimaginable grief and pain,” Bush Hager said in Today‘s Studio 1A while introducing her interview package. “They sent their girls off to camp this summer thinking it...

One Chicago Wednesdays are back in about a month, and NBC has released a first-look trailer featuring new scenes across all three shows: Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. All three shows return on October 1, airing in the aforementioned order per usual (that has only switched in the events of crossovers). Med left off with a major question about Hannah’s (Jessy Schram) pregnancy, namely, who the father is. Fire saw some changes at 51 — the firehouse will be losing a few firefighters and gaining a new one — and Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) revealed to Severide (Taylor Kinney) she’s pregnant. And P.D. took down the corrupt deputy chief...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Episode 9, “Terrarium.”] Ortegas (Melissa Navia) just has the worst luck when it comes to leaving the Enterprise on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The season kicked off with her pilot, one of the landing party, who had been taken captive by the Gorn. She was injured in the process, and the experience left her with a serious (and understandable) case of Ptsd. Now, in the latest episode, she ends up stranded on an alien planet — and the only other one there is a Gorn, a pilot just like her. Under those circumstances, and to survive, the two become friends. But when the Enterprise crew...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for NCIS: Tony & Ziva Season 1 Episodes 1 “No Country Is Safe,” 2 “No Friend of Mine,” and 3 “Cover Story.”] “Part of what makes their being able to trust each other in terms of maybe rekindling the relationship is how well they work together,” notes showrunner John McNamara of Tony (Michael Weatherly) and Ziva (Cote de Pablo), who are exes in the present day of this NCIS spinoff. But the two are on the run together, after his security company is framed for the theft of a significant amount of money (that’s just the beginning), did sleep together in 2020 after they were reunited, are growing closer in the present, and as they co-parent Tali (Isla Gie). Below,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for NCIS: Tony & Ziva Season 1 Episodes 1 “No Country Is Safe,” 2 “No Friend of Mine,” and 3 “Cover Story.”] Tiva is together again … sort of. Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo reprise their roles as Tony and Ziva in the latest NCIS spinoff, and let’s just say that it’s easiest to describe their relationship as “it’s complicated.” The NCIS: Tony & Ziva premiere — one of three episodes that dropped at launch — shows us the reunion after Ziva revealed she’d faked her own death for the partners and their daughter. But that was in 2020, and now, in the present day, they’re no longer together but instead co-parenting Tali...

A new multi-day content-creator and tech-focused event called CreatorHub Madrid will launch in September. Soon-launching social app Luffa is serving as its strategic partner and UMusic Hospitality and Lifestyle as a leading partner.

Per the CreatorHub Madrid organizers, “The event will unite creators across entertainment, web3/fintech, gaming, lifestyle, and more, alongside collaborators Social Shop Network (Ssn), and the city of Madrid, to showcase how emerging technologies can empower creators, energize fan communities, and support municipalities in building cultural infrastructure.”

Taking place Sept 28-30, CreatorHub Madrid will host more than 50 creators with more than five billion combined monthly impressions, including: tAdley,...

The following contains spoilers from the series premiere of NCIS: Tony & Ziva, now streaming on Paramount+.

More than 18 months in the waiting, NCIS: Tony & Ziva made its bow this Thursday on Paramount+. What is life (and love) like these days for the titular twosome, played by franchise vets Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo? And what heartbreaking twist derailed their emotional reunion back in 2020?

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Italian genre specialist Stefano Sollima — best known for the gritty TV hit “Gomorrah” and movies such as “Sicario: Day of the Soldado” and “Without Remorse” — spent more than a year researching the still unsolved case at the heart of his new Netflix series “The Monster of Florence,” premiering on Thursday at Venice Film Festival.

The show’s title is the moniker given to the alleged serial killer, who committed eight double murders over the course of 17 years from the late 1960s to the mid-’80s, preying on couples parked in cars in secluded places around Florence. “The Monster” always used the same weapon,...

Malcolm-Jamal Warner‘s final performance will be seen next month in an episode of Fox’s Murder in a Small Town, which he filmed earlier this year before his tragic passing on July 20. As reported by People, the Canadian crime drama’s second season is set to premiere at 8 pm Et on September 23. Warner will appear in a guest role in the third episode, titled “Mother Love,” which is scheduled to air on October 7. It marks the actor’s last performance filmed before he died. The Cosby Show alum died in an accidental drowning while on a family vacation in Costa Rica on July 20. He was 54 years old. In his...

After a partial release of the Epstein files by Congress this week, Jimmy Kimmel opened Wednesday’s (September 3) edition of Jimmy Kimmel Live! by sharing his thoughts on Donald Trump‘s involvement in all things “Hurricane Epstein.” “As you probably know, Republicans forced an early recess over the summer to avoid having to vote on whether to release the Epstein files, which many of them do not want to do because it would upset Orange Julius Caesar bigly,” Kimmel said, referencing the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and the files related to his case. “They kicked the can in the hopes that, I don’t know, we’d be...

Barney & Friends became the bane of children’s TV in the 1990s and Teletubbies inherited that dishonor in the 2000s, but 2010s-era parental scorn belonged to Caillou. The animated children’s series debuted in Canada in 1997 and migrated to the United States 25 years ago — debuting on PBS Kids on September 4, 2000 — but good luck finding many viewers waxing nostalgic. Caillou, you see, seems to be one of Canada’s most-despised cultural exports, perhaps surpassing Justin Bieber and Nickelback. In a 2017 column, the National Post’s Tristan Hopper deemed Caillou “quite possibly the world’s most universally reviled children’s program.” So what is it that rankles Caillou viewers so? After all,...

Connor Swindells is set to reunite with the creatives behind Netflix hit “Sex Education” in the comedy-drama series “Shinjuku Sugar Fox.”

Written by Josh Flower, the Tokyo-set show — now in development — is described as a “uniquely sardonic coming-of-age story, wrapped up in a gripping mystery told over eight episodes, seen through the eyes of someone spectacularly unqualified to solve it.”

Multi award-winning Ben Taylor is set to direct and also executive-produce. The series will be produced by Swindells; Amber Anderson, Kate Phillips and Rosie Day of Just John Films; and Jon Jennings. Richard Tulk-Hart will serve as executive producer.

“I...

A video game based on popular kids’ series “Bluey” is set to launch this fall on motion-powered console Nex Playground.

Starring loveable, blue heeler dog Bluey and her Mum, Dad and little sister, Bingo, the “Bluey” video game will feature the iconic children’s character as she “uses her limitless energy to play games that unfold in unpredictable and hilarious ways, bringing her family and the whole neighborhood into her world of fun.”

From “Bluey” producer Ludo Studio, BBC Studios, and Nex Playground maker Nex, the title “invites players to jump, dance, and laugh alongside the Heeler family.” The game...

America’s Got Talent left many viewers with jaws on the floor on Wednesday night (September 3) after some unexpected results of America’s voting. Fans had been voting for which three acts they wanted to see advance in the competition following Tuesday’s (September 2) live show performances. The ten acts vying for votes were singer Jessica Sanchez, juggling act the Messoudi Brothers, crossbow shooter Anna Saranina, singer Austin Brown, vocal group Benn Family Band, freestyle rapper Chris Turner, band Girish & the Chronicles, aerial duo Jacqueline & Wagner, dancer Maceo Harrison, and A.I. magician Mastermind. The eleventh act, Micah Palace, had already earned his spot in the final after Simon Cowell hit...

MediaForEurope, the TV group controlled by Italy’s Berlusconi family, has raised its stake in German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1 to 75.61%, and will become the majority shareholder. Mfe’s move values ProSiebenSat.1 at about 1.8 billion euros ($2.1 billion).

Czech group Ppf, the second largest shareholder in ProSiebenSat.1, has decided to tender its shares, representing 15.68% of ProSiebenSat.1’s share capital, into the Mfe offer.

According to research firm Enders Analysis, following completion of the deal, Mfe will become Europe’s biggest free-to-air broadcasting operator, with revenues of 6.8 billion euros ($7.92 billion). As well as its German business, ProSiebenSat.1 also operates in Austria and Switzerland, while...

TVLine presents a chronological list of confirmed English-language scripted TV shows premiering across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms in the U.S. in 2025.

As new titles and release dates are announced, we’ll update the list, so be sure to bookmark this page and check back regularly for the latest updates. For a list of returning series, click here.

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Ange Basterga’s “Vendetta” offers an uncompromising look at the violence of organized crime in Corsica and its impact on a man trying to break free from the cycle of vengeance that has plagued his family for generations.

The series is produced by Cpb Films, headed by the respected Marco Cherqui, behind Jacques Audiard’s movie “A Prophet,” the Toronto-screened series “Savages” and the series version of “A Prophet,” which has just world premiered at Venice. Sold internationally by France TV Distribution, “Vendetta” opened this year’s Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV market.

“Vendetta” follows Anto, a Parisian cop who returns to his native Corsica,...

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Paramount+ has never had better content. Since Viacom and CBS Access merged to form the new streamer in 2019, they’ve grown an impressive catalog that includes something for everyone: think “Yellowjackets,” “1923,” “Survivor,” “Jackass” and the entire “Godfather” trilogy. It’s also home to “South Park,” which has made waves with its politically pointed 27th season.

Paramount i bidding farewell to summer with a special fall deal, bringing down the annual price for the Paramount+ Essential plan for $29.99/year...

Korean entertainment powerhouse Cj Enm is making its first major push into India’s streaming market through a new content partnership with Amazon Mx Player, the e-commerce giant’s free ad-supported video service.

The deal will see 18 K-drama series from Cj Enm’s catalog made available to Indian audiences with Hindi, Tamil and Telugu-language dubbing. The partnership marks Cj Enm’s first official content package agreement with Amazon’s Indian AVOD platform.

Leading the charge is “Lovely Runner,” the recent romantic hit that sparked a K-pop romance craze, set to debut on the platform Sept. 8. The rollout will continue over...

Apple TV+’s acclaimed alt‑history saga For All Mankind is gearing up for a fifth season, and this time the story jumps into the 2010s. The creators — Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert, and Ben Nedivi — are promising a bigger, more politically charged chapter that shines a spotlight on Mars while setting the stage for the universe‑expanding spinoff Star City. Although there is no confirmed premiere date, the latest interviews and Comic‑Con 2025 appearances confirm production is moving forward and that fans should circle 2026 as the likely launch window.

The journey so far

Since debuting in November 2019, For All Mankind has carved out a reputation as one of Apple’s flagship dramas.

South Park took aim at President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs this week — in the form of some cuuuuute Labubu dolls.

The girls at school are crazy about the trendy dolls, even getting into fist fights if someone dares to accuse them of having a fake Labubu (or “Lafufu,” for the uninitiated). Butters gets a surprise invite to a birthday party for a girl named Red, and she has a very specific gift request: a rare Labubu. Butters goes to the Asian pop-up store — which is actually the old City Wok — and he learns that he needs to buy a mystery box,...

In the fourth episode of “South Park” Season 27, Satan reveals he is pregnant with Donald Trump’s baby while South Park Elementary is enveloped in Labubu mania.

The episode opens with two South Park Elementary students fist-fighting over whose Labubus are legit, and the new school counselor, Jesus Christ, has to step in to resolve the conflict. A staff meeting is called in the wake of the incident, and Jesus is the only one still in the dark over the red-hot Chinese accessory. Jesus’ co-worker plays a Labubu unboxing video to catch him up to speed.

“Hey, guys, this is another Labubu unboxing video,...

The NeueHouse chain of members only clubs catering to those working in creative industries will shut down on Friday. The company confirmed the decision with a lengthy message posted on its website.

NeueHouse owners cited “legacy liabilities” as the reason why the business could not continue.

“Although NeueHouse has created an extremely valuable business that is prized by members and event hosts, unfortunately, it has been burdened by legacy liabilities,” according to a statement attributed to the NeueHouse board. “Despite our best efforts to find a sustainable path forward – including exploring every possible solution to address these challenges – we have...

Week 8 of Big Brother threw a curveball when Head of Household Keanu Soto had his strategy derailed by unexpected veto results and shifting targets. Here’s what went down — and what it could mean for who’s walking next.’

Katherine’s Exit Leaves Lauren Shaken

The week opened on an emotional note as Lauren struggled with Katherine’s eviction, marking the third time in as many weeks that she lost a close ally. In the Diary Room, Lauren admitted she needed to shift her approach. Elsewhere, Kelley celebrated another Bb Blockbuster win, while Ava felt relieved to survive another round in Hotel Mystere.

Keanu Wins Hoh and Sets His Targets

The Hoh competition,...

[Warning: The following post contains Major spoilers for The Challenge Season 41 Episode 6, “Is He Throwing a Fit?”] Chris “C.T.” Tamburello is arguably the G.O.A.T. of The Challenge. Sure, Johnny Bananas has more season wins, while Jordan Wiseley has earned the most money (so far). However, Ct has managed to win hearts, minds, and five regular-season finales over a decades-long career on the show. So it was a complete surprise when the entire house turned against him on the latest episode of Vets and New Threats — and we have to wonder how much more he still has in the tank, as he might word it. On Wednesday’s (September 3) new segment, the daily challenge was “Runes My Life,” which was both a suspension and a water challenge.

College football returned this weekend, and there were several shocking upsets, Top 10 team clashes, and Heisman reel-worthy moments to be seen. So which game did audiences tune into the most in the first week of NCAA football’s return? ABC scored its biggest college football opening weekend ever, averaging 8.6 million viewers across four games, while ESPN celebrated the best first week for the network on record. Here’s a breakdown of the most-watched games. On ABC, Saturday’s showdown between the University of Alabama and Florida State University set the pace for the day, becoming the most-watched Week 1 mid-afternoon game on record with an average of 10.7 million viewers and a peak of an impressive 12.9 million,...

The Harmony Gold movie theater in Hollywood bore unusual signage last Wednesday evening. In the shadow of Sunset Boulevard’s billboards promoting Peacock’s upcoming “The Office” spinoff, “The Paper,” the theater was labeled the Toledo Truth Tower — in homage to the new show’s central setting.

Created by Greg Daniels and Michael Koman, “The Paper” follows the staff of a dying local Ohio newspaper, the Toledo Truth Teller, as a new editor-in-chief tries to revive its journalistic prowess. It’s set in the same universe as “The Office,” and the documentary crew that followed Dunder Mifflin has now arrived...