Sky has released a trailer for “Gomorrah – The Series. The Origins,” the hotly anticipated prequel show to gritty Neapolitan mob series “Gomorrah,” which is Italy’s biggest TV export.

The Comcast-owned pay-tv service, as previously announced, has set a still-unspecified January release in Italy for the six-part limited series. Set in the 1970s, it traces the rise of mobster Pietro Savastano, who in “Gomorrah” is the head of the drug-dealing clan that bears his name. Savastano is played in the prequel by 16-year-old Naples native Luca Lubrano.

The show will roll out in the five other European counties where Sky is active,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for The Chair Company Season 1 Episode 8, “Minnie Mouse Coming Back Wasn’t On My Bingo Card.”] HBO’s The Chair Company‘s finale has arrived, and despite some twist reveals, even more questions were raised in the last episode, “Minnie Mouse Coming Back Wasn’t On My Bingo Card.” As Ron (Tim Robinson) kicked off the episode with a fresh start, eager to put his conspiracy digging behind him, a gnawing feeling forced him to confront the mystery. After his conversation with Alice (Kathryn Meisle) in the previous episode, Ron believed he’d uncovered the mastermind of the chair company conspiracy, in which he believed government bigwigs were involved in selling...

The Road took the Top 6 contestants to Little Rock, Arkansas, for another round of performances on the Sunday, November 30, episode. The remaining artists opened for Keith Urban at The Hall, where they gave “unplugged” performances for the first time. With Blake Shelton away on tour, Jordan Davis stepped in to help Urban decide who would be eliminated. The audience rated the performances throughout the night, and at the end of the show, Urban, Davis, and tour manager Gretchen Wilson chose one singer from the bottom two to be sent home. Scroll down for a recap of the night’s performances and to find out who was ultimately eliminated. Adam Sanders First up was Adam Sanders,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Christmas at the Catnip Cafe.] Hallmark, especially in recent years, loves a cameo. Faves show up in each other’s movies all the time, and that includes, of course, Paul Campbell and Kimberley Sustad, who have starred in and written Hallmark films together. Sustad has appeared in all three movies of the Three Wise Men trilogy (which she co-wrote with Campbell). And she also makes a cameo in his Christmas at the Catnip Cafe, which costars Erin Cahill and premiered on Sunday, November 30, as part of the annual Countdown to Christmas. The film follows Campbell’s Dr. Ben Kane, a veterinarian, and Cahill’s Olivia Pierce, a marketing executive, who have both been left half...

Brandi Carlile, Charlie Puth and Coco Jones will be the pregame entertainment for Super Bowl Lx, the NFL announced on Sunday. The big game will take place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026, and air live on NBC, Telemundo and Peacock.

The NFL previously announced that Puerto Rican music star Bad Bunny will headline the Apple Music Super Bowl Lx Halftime Show, produced by Dps with Roc Nation and Jesse Collins serving as executive producers.

The Super Bowl pregame entertainment will spotlight powerful American Sign Language (Asl) performances. Renowned Deaf music artist Fred Beam will perform...

[Editor’s note: The following review contains spoilers for “The Chair Company” Season 1 Episode 8, “Minnie Mouse coming back wasn’t on my bingo card” — the Season 1 finale.]

“Ron’s actually got it all figured out.”

So says Fisher Robay CEO Jeff Levjman (Lou Diamond Phillips) over drinks with his out-of-town friend Grego (Timothy Smallwood) and nearly out-of-work employee Ron Trosper (Tim Robinson). In a sense, it’s the opening Ron’s been waiting for. After shoving Jeff at the job site, Ron’s been on the outs with his boss and colleagues. In fact, unbeknownst to Ron, Jeff may be the last person at the office who still wants him to keep working there.

But instead of humbly thanking Jeff and using the acknowledgement to transition into getting his safe, well-paying position back, Ron takes the statement for what it is: a backhanded compliment — and a challenge.

“Ron, he’s content with a nice, simple life,” Jeff continues. “He...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains very light spoilers from Season 2, Episode 3 of “Landman,” “Almost a Home,” which premiered Sunday, Nov. 30, on Paramount+.

Andy Garcia made his “Landman” debut as Gallino in the Season 1 finale, introduced as a cartel boss who spared the life of Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) and menacingly assured him they would be business partners soon … and maybe even friends! Their reintroduction came quickly, once Tommy learned that Cooper (Jacob Lofland) signed a huge oil partnership with Gallino’s investment firm, which led to a heated standoff — as well as drinks at the Cattlemen’s Club — between the...

It's been more than two years since the end of "Succession," and we still can't get over how perfect its series finale was. The critically acclaimed, Emmy-winning HBO drama wrapped up its run in the spring of 2023 with a triumphant final outing, which largely focused on the Roy family's attempts to stave off an inevitable tech takeover of their business in the wake of a sudden tragedy.

We're doing our best not to spoil too much yet, but on the off-chance that you haven't seen the show we consider to be one of the best TV dramas ever made, we...

The late David Lynch loved how his early 1990s ABC drama "Twin Peaks" started. But the supernatural murder mystery's sophomore run didn't exactly qualify as "damn fine" in the legendary filmmaker's opinion.

"The pilot is the only thing I am particularly, extremely proud of," Lynch told TVLine back in 2017. "There were great moments along the way. The second season sucked."

"Twin Peaks," which Lynch co-created with Mark Frost, chronicles life in a sleepy small town after a teenage girl's death rocks the community. The series is responsible for some of the scariest TV moments in the history of the medium...

It’s time for Isobel (Alana De La Garza) to make a major move in the Monday, December 1, episode of FBI. But what does that mean for the team moving forward? In the episode titled “Fadeaway,” Isobel must name her successor before she moves into her new role, as Adic (assistant director in charge). It’s a job that came up when she returned to work following her near-death experience at the end of last season and beginning of this one. “I think the Adic role for her is a sign that all her hard work and dedication to the job over the years has paid off. Since the beginning of this season,...

"Wow, you can predict ... the present."

Lisa (Yeardley Smith) expresses her skepticism of a psychic in "The Simpsons" Season 6, Episode 19 ("Lisa's Wedding"), but everyone in the real world seems to be a true believer that "The Simpsons" writing staff has some time travelers in its ranks. The show, which has cranked out hundreds of episodes since 1989, has managed to predict many real-world events over the years — but which were genuine predictions and which were simply luck?

There's no shortage of articles and YouTube essays about the dozens of times "The Simpsons" predicted the future. But with all due respect, many don't feel like true predictions.

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from Season 2, Episode 3 of “Landman,” “Almost a Home,” which premiered Sunday, Nov. 30, on Paramount+.

This week’s “Landman” is the best of the season so far. This episode has it all: A very horny Angela (Ali Larter) doing everything she can to get in a car wreck; Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) fumbling with his speakerphone; a gas leak; dead poachers; and the return of Gallino (Andy Garcia) making big threats. It’s a fun and exciting hour! Let’s dive in:

What is killing those cowardly big-game hunters? I’m not mad at it!

Gallino is back in this week's "Landman," and oooh, things get deliciously messy very quickly.

Tommy shows up at the kingpin's very-legit-looking Fort Worth office demanding that he leave Cooper alone, but Gallino refuses. I don't want to suggest that Tommy is out of his league here, but it's not too far a leap to say that he definitely thought he was dealing with one type of power player... and Gallino is turning out to be something far more complex.

Elsewhere, Boss and the guys go check out the abandoned wells Tommy is thinking of buying and nearly lose their lives in the process.

Blake Shelton and Taylor Sheridan brought a whole new kind of singing competition to CBS with The Road, which premiered in October 2025 and will name its Season 1 winner in December. The show, which featured all country artists in its inaugural season, gives contestants a feel of what it’s like to be a touring musician. While traveling around the United States on a tour bus, the artists served as Keith Urban‘s opening acts for a string of concerts, with the audience rating the performances throughout the night. After each show, Urban and Shelton eliminated one aspiring singer who was in the bottom two. With Season 1 winding down, fans are...

What would you spend to save the world? Your time, your safety, or every last won in your wallet? In the new Korean series Cashero, coming to Netflix on December 26, that’s the question facing Kang Sang-ung (Lee Jun-ho), an ordinary community center employee who suddenly gains superpowers that ebb and flow relative to the amount of cash he has on hand. With every use of his gifts draining his funds, Sang-ung’s modest life and dreams are upended as he’s pulled into a world of hidden powers and high-cost heroics. The series, directed by Lee Chang-min and written by Lee Jane and Jeon Chan-ho, is based on the...

Home Improvement star Zachery Ty Bryan was arrested alongside his fiancée, Johnnie Faye Cartwright, in his latest run-in with the law. On Saturday, November 29, police arrested the former child actor, 44, in Eugene, Oregon, for allegedly violating his probation from a domestic violence conviction, according to jail records, per People. Bryan is being held without bail at Lane County Jail; his scheduled release date is December 3. Bryan was in the middle of serving a three-year probation from 2023 that expires in October 2026. The incident marked Bryan’s sixth arrest in five years. Meanwhile, Cartwright was booked into the same jail and faces five charges. They include: one count of driving under the influence,...

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One of the biggest twists in "The Vampire Diaries" season 1 sees Vicki Donovan (Kayla Ewell) get staked. After being sired by Damon Salvatore (Ian Somerhalder), she develops an addiction to blood and becomes a danger to society, forcing the heroes to step in and save the day. Stefan Salvatore (Paul Wesley) ultimately takes her out of the game in the Season 1 episode "Haunted," which was shocking at the time, as Vicki was one of the best characters on "The Vampire Diaries" early on.

Vicki's death added some high-stakes (pun intended) drama to the show,...

Stranger Things returned for its final season on November 26. The Stranger Things Season 5 release schedule has new episodes planned for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. If you’re looking for shows similar to Stranger Things to keep the horror vibes going in the time between, consider these options. 1. Goosebumps With its mix of clever, relatable teens, laughs, and legit scares, the two-season anthology adaptation of R.L. Stine‘s works is the perfect companion to the Hellfire Club kids. “One of the fun things about writing teenagers,” noted showrunner Hilary Winston of the series, which wrapped in 2025, “[is] that the world could be totally burning down around them and they would still be like,...

Just as everyone was packing up their Halloween costumes, November began with one of Hollywood’s glitziest and star-studded events of the year, Lacma’s Art+Film gala. Cynthia Erivo, Salma Hayek and the mother-daughter duo of Cindy Crawford and Kaia Gerber were just some of the bold-faced names who stunned on the carpet and helped the museum raise a record-breaking $6.5 million.

At the same time, in New York City, Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lawrence premiered “Die My Love.” A couple of nights later, Harrison Ford was the surprise guest at the Los Angeles premiere of his fellow “Star Wars...

Bill Maher recently made a blunt comparison of President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama when it comes to illegal immigration. On the November 24 episode of Maher’s Club Random podcast featuring Lara Trump — wife of Donald’s son, Eric Trump — as his guest, the Real Time With Bill Maher host called out Donald’s approach to undocumented immigrants. “That’s one of the reasons the natives are restless on your side, even your people,” Maher told Lara. “Because they voted for, ‘Let’s get the criminals out of the country.’ And what they got was, ‘Um, no, let’s find people who’ve been working here for 10 years...

[Warning: The following post contains spoilers for Mayor of Kingstown Season 4 Episode 6, “081693.”] Bunny (Tobi Bamtefa) ended Sunday’s (November 30) new episode of Mayor of Kingstown unconscious in a hospital after being shot in a targeted attack. Meanwhile, Kyle (Taylor Handley) was also thrown to the wolves, only to be rescued by an unlikely guardian angel. The attempt on Bunny came after the attack on Frank Moses’ (Lennie James) depot by the Colombians. Bunny was cruising away from the scene in a car with Lamar (Zuri James), but after their tire was blown out by a spike, he took a hit that left him in critical condition. According to the mouthpiece for Colombians, Bunny isn’t who they...

The Bold and the Beautiful might have declared Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) dead, but some fans aren’t convinced this is the last they’ll see of the soap opera super villain. After a litany of crimes throughout her time on the soap, Luna finally met her end on the November 21 episode when she was mowed down by a vehicle while trying to evade arrest. Deputy Chief Bradley Baker (Dan Martin) confirmed Luna had died in the accident. But is that enough to trust that the law-breaking, trouble-causer is gone for good? “And no one asked to see the evidence of a dead body. She will be back,” predicted one Reddit user.

HBO has always been a reputable source for quality television, whether it's award-winning dramas like "The Sopranos" and "True Detective" or action-packed series like "Game of Thrones" and "The Last of Us." However, HBO is quite underrated for its repertoire of original comedy series, which it has aired since the network's very beginnings.

That's not all HBO has to offer, either. In 2020, the network launched its own platform, HBO Max, to compete with the best streaming services in the entertainment industry. This subsidiary of HBO has even started reaping awards for its own programming, including "The Pitt."

Nevertheless, it can...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Hal & Harper Season 1.] Hal & Harper isn’t about forgiveness or catharsis. Cooper Raiff says that the finale of his Mubi drama, which follows two adult siblings whose dad forced them to grow up too fast after their mom died, is about acknowledgement and seeing. The eight-episode show begins with Dad (Mark Ruffalo) telling Hal (Raiff) and Harper (Lili Reinhart) that his girlfriend (Betty Gilpin) is going to have a baby, and he’s selling their childhood home. The finale sees both of those things come to pass, and they both represent what the show is all about. The baby, for one, makes the family “purify” themselves to accept the new addition into their lives.

Days of Our Lives fans got a surprise on Tuesday, November 25, when a new promo video teased the return of Wes Ramsey, the actor who played Owen Kent for 19 episodes in 2009. As reported by Soap Opera Digest, eagle-eyed viewers spotted the blink-and-you-miss-it cameo from Ramsey toward the end of the promo. In a quick flash of a scene, Steve Johnson (Stephen Nichols) and Brady Black (Eric Martsolf) apprehended a hooded figure. “Where is my daughter?” Steve yelled as the hooded man’s face was very briefly shown. Although the man’s face was only on screen for a split second, it didn’t take long for longtime Days fans to figure out it was Ramsey.

[Warning: The following post contains spoilers for Landman Season 2 Episode 3, “Almost a Home.”] Landman‘s first season finale might’ve marked the official introduction of Andy Garcia‘s drug cartel boss Gallino, but Sunday’s (November 30) installment was when fans finally got to know him and his alter ego, Dan Morrell, the public-facing investor with ties to all manner of legitimate businesses. In the episode, he and Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton) met on two different occasions, and only one of them was acrimonious. Tommy was, of course, sour about the fact that his son, Cooper (Jacob Lofland), unwittingly tied himself to the druglord and made no bones about his disapproval to Gallino. As Garcia explained it,...

Jamie Lee Curtis teared up in a recent interview as she remembered Princess Diana as a leader who spread love, unlike the current Trump administration and “the hatred that they spew.” The Oscar-winning actress appeared on the British daytime show This Morning last week, where she opened up about her admiration for the late Princess Diana. Curtis revealed how she missed Diana and her children when they visited the set of the “awful” sequel to A Fish Called Wanda (Fierce Creatures) in 1997. Upset that she missed the “people’s princess,” Curtis revealed she wrote a letter to Diana apologizing for not being there when she visited. “I told her I...

Laura Wright‘s Carly Spencer is never one to hold back from how she’s feeling. The General Hospital veteran doesn’t hesitate to confront everyone and anyone right there in the moment. She says what she’s feeling, and she means what she says, and that’s one of many reasons why fans love her. Now, however, Carly’s playing the long game in terms of her relationship with Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna), who’s oblivious to the fact that Carly is livid with him for bringing her daughter Josslyn (Eden McCoy) into the Wsb. Wright’s nuanced performance in this story has earned her TV Insider’s Daytime Performer of the Week.

Thanksgiving has come and gone, but there are still plenty of sound bites to gobble up in TVLine's latest Quotes of the Week.

In the column below — which rounds up the best bits of dialogue of the past seven days — you'll find nearly a dozen shows represented, including "Doc," "Pluribus," "The Chair Company," "Survivor," and "Late Night With Seth Meyers."Also featured in this week's roundup: Jimmy Fallon recites a Thanksgiving version of "The Night Before Christmas," "Dancing With the Stars" pays subtle homage to former contestant Anna Delvey, and "Family Guy" pokes fun at holiday movie tropes. Plus, we've...

Marvel actress Elizabeth Olsen recently dished on what it was like growing up in the shadow of her childhood star sisters, Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen. In a recent interview with The Times, the WandaVision star described her childhood as “chaotic,” recalling that her older sisters were “forced to watch all my plays” and “go to my dance performances.” Mary-Kate and Ashley were thrust into the limelight as infants, sharing the role of Michelle Tanner on the hit sitcom Full House from 1987 to 1995. They would go on to star in several TV movies and feature films throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, including the short-lived ABC sitcom Two of a Kind.

Josh Brolin recently made a bold declaration about his former friend, President Donald Trump. During an interview with The Independent published on November 29, the actor, 57, opened up about a variety of topics, including his new film Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. Brolin refuted the idea that his villainous character, Monsignor Wicks — a manipulative religious leader — was inspired by the Potus. “I could make something up and say it was rooted in a kind of Trumpian greed,” he pointed out. “I’m not scared of Trump, because even though he says he’s staying forever, it’s just not going to happen. And if it does, then I’ll deal with that moment.

At this point, it feels almost impossible to imagine anyone other than Antony Starr playing the homicidally-inclined Homelander on the "The Boys." But the New Zealand-born actor wasn't originally all that interested in the role. In a 2020 interview with Metro, the actors who star on the subversive superhero series all shared their stories of auditioning and being cast, and Starr revealed that he had initially shrugged off the idea of even trying out because he believed he wasn't built like the superheroes portrayed on the big screen.

Starr was a busy actor when "The Boys" was being cast, having started...

Superstore opened its doors to Cloud 9 customers and TV viewers 10 years ago on November 30, 2015, kicking off a six-season run through spring 2021. TV Insider caught up with star Ben Feldman, who shares, “I’ve got a lot of memories” from playing the loveable newbie Jonah when the pilot was filming and aired, introducing him and viewers to the crew running Cloud 9, among whom included floor supervisor Amy (America Ferrera), by-the-book assistant manager Dina (Lauren Ash), associate Garrett (Colton Dunn), store manager Glenn (Mark McKinney), fellow new recruit Mateo (Nico Santos), and Cheyenne (Nichole Sakura), among others. In the premiere episode, Jonah attempts to make a good impression on his first day,...

Oscar-winning actress Judi Dench has revealed the reason for her lack of on-screen roles in recent years, noting her deteriorating eyesight has left her unable to read scripts or recognize people. In a joint interview with fellow actor and friend Ian McKellen, Dench told an ITV News reporter, “No, you don’t [see me on camera], because I can’t see anymore,” per Deadline. After McKellen, 86, quipped that they could see her, the Belfast star responded, “Yes, and I can see your outline, and I know you so well, in your Macbeth scarf. But I can’t recognize anybody now… I can’t see the television. I can’t see to read.” When the...

The 99th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade was a massive hit for NBC on Thursday, November 27, with the annual event on track to set a record for its combined audience. According to Variety, citing Nielsen preliminary figures, this year’s parade drew 34.3 million viewers across NBC and Peacock, with 25.4 million tuning in to the NBC telecast beginning at 8:30 a.m. Et. This was up 8% in total viewers compared to 2024, which earned 31.3 million combined viewers across NBC and Peacock. NBC also reports the 2025 parade was up 13% in the key Adults 18-49 demographic from 2024. In fact, the broadcast was up across all demos, including a 20% increase in viewers under 25. The 8:30 a.

Every day, TVLine's What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

On TV this Sunday: Tim Robinson's "The Chair Company" wraps its freshman run, "Hal & Harper" reaches its end, and "Married to Medicine" returns for Season 12.

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Based on an Israeli series of the same name, "Euphoria" debuted on HBO in 2019 with an arresting, undoubtedly provocative, and borderline exploitative opening: a Pov shot of its main character, Rue (Zendaya), being born while footage of the September 11th, 2001, terrorist attacks plays on a nearby television. It sends a message to the viewer: There will be no compromises made here.

Since then, the show hasn't let up. With series creator, showrunner, and primary writer-director Sam Levinson at the helm, the show has depicted all sorts of teenage struggles with sex, drugs, crime, violence, and abuse, usually in explicit and garishly filmed detail.

Hey ho, let’s go — it’s time for another fantastical adventure in Troll 2.

After its release in 2021, Troll became Netflix’s most popular non-English-language film with 103 million views. Now Nora Tidemann (Ine Marie Wilmann), Andreas Isaksen (Kim Falck), and Kristoffer Holm (Mads Pettersen) are back, this time teaming up to take down a new threat: a troll that’s even more massive than the one they faced in the original film.

At the beginning of the sequel, Andreas visits Nora, who, since they last worked together, has become quite reclusive and very obsessed with these trolls, just like her late father. “I wanted to start them off in...

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Alan Ritchson seems like he was born to play the man mountain that is Jack Reacher, so it's odd to think that he had to fight for the role. The actor was almost passed over for the hugely popular "Reacher" due to a specific detail from Lee Child's books, which are the source material for the Prime Video series.

Speaking to Michael Rosenbaum on his "Inside of You" podcast, Ritchson revealed that he almost missed out on the lead role — by about two inches. "I was passed on in...

Every day, TVLine's What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

What follows is a look at the week ahead — a roundup of premieres and finales, published every Saturday afternoon, designed to help you plan your viewing for the next seven days.

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It's rare for a sitcom to remain relevant decades past its airing, but then again, it's also rare for a sitcom to be as great as "Seinfeld." The NBC series ran from 1989 to 1998, making television icons out of its four unlikable leads: stand-up comedian Jerry Seinfeld (with the real Jerry Seinfeld playing a fictionalized version of himself), neurotic George Costanza (Jason Alexander, playing a fictionalized version of series co-creator Larry David), shallow Elaine Benes (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), and wacky Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards).

Despite the show's longevity and popularity, "Seinfeld" suffers from the same pitfall as a lot of '90s television: aging badly.

Is Crutch getting evicted from the neighborhood, or will he continue to live with his kids and grandkids? The Neighborhood spinoff recently dropped all episodes of Season 1, but will it return for Season 2? Here’s everything we know. With The Neighborhood coming to an end this season, fans want more from that universe. Crutch (Tracy Morgan) is Calvin Butler (Cedric The Entertainer)’s cousin, who lives in Harlem, New York, and owns a flooring company. He appeared on an episode in Season 8, which tied into the launch of the new show. Francois “Crutch” Crutchfield’s life was turned upside down when his grown children decided to move back in with him after his wife died.

"It's ... a brand new car!" For more than half a century, CBS' fan-favorite game show "The Price is Right" has been making winning contestants jump for joy by handing out shiny sports cars, SUVs, and assorted novelty vehicles. But what actually happens to those cars on stage when the studio lights go dark?

According to several past participants, if you do win a car on "The Price is Right," you certainly won't be driving your dream ride out of the studio. As is often the case with big TV prizes, winners are required to pay taxes before accepting their prize,...

Prepare for drama: Despite a slow-burning first half of the season, Survivor host Jeff Probst promises that “pent-up emotion and desperation start to percolate” in the reality competition’s final episode of Survivor 49. The three-hour finale airs on Wednesday, December 17, on CBS. “Once you get a little food in the belly and the inspiration of a possible spot on Survivor 50 starts to kick in, suddenly, that slow burn turns into a short fuse that’s been lit,” Probst tells TV Insider. “To win Survivor, you have to take a swing, knowing it could cost you everything. You have to risk your spot to earn your shot.” That includes impressing the jury,...

Dancing With the Stars pro dancer Witney Carson elicited fan backlash after posting a text exchange with her husband about her costars, Dylan Efron, and his dance partner, Daniella Karagach, involving Zac Efron. After the Season 34 finale — during which she and her celebrity partner, Robert Irwin, took home the Mirrorball Trophy — Carson shared a tribute to her husband, Carson McAllister, for supporting her through the season. The social media update has since been deleted, but a screenshot was shared on Reddit. In the texts, McAllister pointed out that Zac Efron was in the DWTS audience during the semi-finals to root for his brother, Dylan, and Dylan’s dance partner, Karagach.

The coveted "Dancing With the Stars" Mirrorball trophy will be in wildlife conservationist Robert Irwin's custody for the next year. And now that Season 34 is over, Irwin joins a long list of deserving champions — well, mostly deserving.

During its 20-year run, "Dancing With the Stars" has crowned plenty of worthy winners, from those who had previous dance experience to those who hadn't even executed a box step before setting foot in the ballroom. Many an athlete, singer and TV personality has taken home that trophy after months of impressive performances... but in other cases, we would have picked someone...

Bill Maher made a crass declaration about Donald Trump‘s signature dance move while speaking to the president’s daughter-in-law, Lara Trump. On the November 24 episode of Maher’s Club Random podcast featuring Lara — the wife of Donald’s son, Eric Trump, 41— as his guest, the Real Time With Bill Maher host had an open conversation about all things related to the Potus. “Mar-a-Lago is amazing,” Lara, 43, said of the Palm Beach, Florida, resort and private club owned by her father-in-law, 79. “First of all, you have Donald Trump on the patio. And he’s out there for, I mean, anywhere from two hours to like four hours, he’ll be out on this patio.

Spoiler Alert: This story discusses plot developments in Season 5, Volume 1 of “Stranger Things,” currently streaming on Netflix.

Vecna is back in “Stranger Things 5” and he looks scarier than ever.

In Season 4 of the Netflix series, Jamie Campbell Bower was introduced as the sinister arch-villain in the Duffer Brothers’ Netflix series. While Bower is easy on the eyes as Vecna’s human incarnate, Henry Creel, Vecna in full form is a gruesome monster with vascular gray flesh, a decrepit face and piercing eyes — a fitting prince of the Upside Down.

Due to Vecna’s temporary defeat at the end of Season 4 — after Nancy,...

There are many sub-genres within crime stories, from true crime and crime dramas to thrillers and police procedurals. But one particularly prolific sub-genre is detective shows, which have investigators working alone or as part of a team to take down the crooks. These super-sleuths can be part of authorized law enforcement agencies, operate as private practice professionals, or just be complete amateurs. Similarly, detective shows span the gamut of narrative tones, from crime comedies to grimmer fare that play out like nihilistic thrillers, each adding their own distinct take on the genre.

Detective shows stretch as far back as the crime genre on television,...

You’ll be rockin’ around the TV this holiday season as we round up five must-see seasonal selections airing this December. Scroll down for a closer look. The Wonderful World of Disney: Holiday Spectacular Get your Yuletide cheer on with Mickey, Minnie, and host Derek Hough (Dancing With the Stars) for the 10th annual seasonal celebration, featuring brand-new performances straight from Florida’s Walt Disney World, California’s Disneyland, and Disney’s Hawaii resort, Aulani. Pop singers Gwen Stefani and Nicole Scherzinger and country crooner Trisha Yearwood each perform. Monday, Dec. 1, 8/7c, ABC How the Grinch Stole Christmas Prepare to have your heart (and presents) stolen by this 1966 Dr. Seuss animated classic.