Greg Goodfried, a digital-entertainment veteran who has worked with Charli D’Amelio, Jennifer Lopez and Bethany Frankel, among others, has joined CAA as an agent in its Creators division, where he will represent digital influencers, podcasters and other talent trying to make their way in social media, mobile outlets and other kinds of content.

Goodfried will also work to build digital strategies for CAA clients across multiple divisions of the agency, including film, music, television, sports, and more.

Goodfried previously ran DamGood Management, which he launched in 2023 after stints working with D’Amelio as president of D’Amelio Family Enterprises and...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” now streaming on Netflix.

There are many voices in the new Netflix docuseries “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” but some of the most intriguing are two of the jurors which delivered Sean “Diddy” Combs a split verdict in court this year.

Jurors 160 and 75 both spoke as part of director Alexandria Stapleton’s project, giving intriguing information on how they interpreted the accusations against Combs in court, and how they think his celebrity might have influenced their verdict.

Combs was on trial on charges of sex trafficking by force, transportation for...

Netflix is gearing up for the Dec. 16 return of hit reality cooking competition “Culinary Class Wars” with the release of its main trailer, as anticipation builds for the sophomore season of the unscripted series.

The trailer launch comes as excitement mounts for the show’s return. The format made history last year as the first Korean reality series to top Netflix’s Global Top 10 (Non-English TV) list for three consecutive weeks. The show also earned recognition as “the most beloved series among Korean viewers” in Gallup Korea’s September 2024 survey.

The first season was widely credited with revitalizing Seoul’s dining scene,...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” now streaming on Netflix.

Aubrey O’Day, who was picked to be in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ girl group Danity Kane during the third season of “Making the Band,” has joined the voices speaking about the rap mogul’s alleged pattern of abuse during his time in the music industry in the just-released Netflix docuseries “Sean Combs: The Reckoning.”

O’Day began telling her story by saying how she was treated as a member of the Danity Kane. “Diddy made it clear that I was ‘the looker,'” O’Day said.

Niv Sultan, the breakout star of “Tehran,” leads the cast of a new crime thriller, “Murder at the Dead Sea,” which is produced by Yoav Gross Productions, the banner behind “Nutuk,” “Red Skies” and “Manayek.”

Keshet International has boarded worldwide sales on the seven-part show and will introduce it to buyers at the London TV Screenings on Feb. 24. Currently in post-production and set to premiere on Keshet 12 on Dec. 22, “Murder at the Dead Sea” is created by Raz Yuvan, directed by Tomer Shani.

Set against Israel’s Dead Sea, “Murder at the Dead Sea” opens with the mysterious death of Sarah Hacohen,...

Indian filmmaker Anusha Rizvi, director of the acclaimed “Peepli Live,” is returning to feature filmmaking with “The Great Shamsuddin Family,” a comedy-drama that examines modern Indian family dynamics.

The film stars Kritika Kamra as Bani Ahmed, a writer racing against a career-defining 12-hour deadline when her home becomes ground zero for a family crisis. The ensemble cast includes Purab Kohli, Farida Jalal, Shreya Dhanwanthary, Juhi Babbar, Sheeba Chaddha, Dolly Ahluwalia, Natasha Rastogi and Nishank Verma.

Set over one day in Delhi, the narrative follows Bani as mothers, aunts, cousins and former romantic interests descend on her apartment, each bringing their own emergencies.

On this week’s episode of “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart went after Donald Trump for enacting sweeping immigration reform after an Afghan national was accused of shooting two National Guard members on Nov. 26 in Washington, DC.

As a result, the United States halted immigration from Afghanistan. Trump also said he would reassess green cards for immigrants living in the United States from 19 countries.

“That horrible act was done by one individual who was part of a larger group of Afghans who were brought here because they risked their lives helping the United States during our invasion of Afghanistan,” Stewart said.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Brilliant Minds Season 2 Episode 10 “The Resident.”] The truth about Charlie (Brian Altemus) and just why he wanted to work for Wolf (Zachary Quinto) is revealed in the Brilliant Minds Season 2 fall finale. What a way to end the 2025 run of episodes! Charlie lets Wolf in on that fact in the middle of a gala. As he explains, he got into medicine because his mother’s doctor sold his family a fantasy about her getting better when she was dying, and he wanted to make sure to tell his patients the truth. After, Charlie reveals to Wolf that his father drank himself to death after his mom’s death, and so...

Eric Lloyd is best known for playing Charlie Calvin in the Tim Allen Christmas trilogy The Santa Clause. He put his knowledge to the test against other Christmas film stars on Celebrity Weakest Link. The December 1 episode featured “Holiday Heroes,” including Lloyd, Jonathan Bennett, Rachel Leigh Cook, Taye Diggs, Vivica A. Fox, Melissa Joan Hart, Luke Macfarlane, and Reginald VelJohnson. Lloyd was picked on by his fellow contestants in the beginning after being trapped in a tie two times. But, he managed to escape elimination all the way until the final three with Macfarlane and Hart. The Santa Clause star shared that he had an alliance with Hart at the beginning of the game.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for FBI Season 8 Episode 7 “Fadeaway.”] Heading into the Monday, December 1, episode of FBI, the team is bracing for a major change: Isobel (Alana De La Garza) officially becoming Adic (assistant director in charge) and someone taking her former position. She’s been clear about wanting it to be Jubal (Jeremy Sisto), but the higher-ups, namely Ropac (Clark Carmichael), refuse to even entertain the idea. And so she has a major decision to make. Near the beginning of the episode, Ropac tells her another candidate is a “great choice,” and he’s glad Isobel agreed to her successor. He also wonders how Jubal has taken the news. At that point, Isobel hadn’t told him, but...

The Playoffs began during the Monday, December 1, episode of The Voice, with Reba McEntire and Michael Bublé‘s teams hitting the stage for their pre-finale performances. Each coach went into the Playoffs with four artists and could only choose one to bring with them to the Finals. Scroll down for a recap of the night’s performances and to find out who McEntire and Bublé chose as their finalists! One other artist from the night will also make it to the Finals after America’s vote. Aaron Nichols Team Reba’s Aaron Nichols was up first. After winning his coach’s Mic Drop during the Knockouts, Aaron returned to the...

The following contains spoilers for Monday's episode of "FBI."

While a gas explosion, a dead pregnant teen and a prison riot kept Maggie, Oa, Scola and Ramos busy, the power structure of the command center was up for grabs, leading to potentially big shake-ups within the "FBI" team's leadership.

Change has been looming for Isobel ever since she survived that explosive Season 7 finale, but the question on everyone's mind: Who will replace her as Sac when she eventually takes off for the Assistant Director in Charge (Adic) position? With pressure from the director to officially name her replacement mounting, Jubal...

The end is nigh for "The Voice" Season 28: Monday's episode marked the first half of the Playoffs, sending two singers ahead to the live finale, while also turning the power over to the viewers at home.

The Playoffs brought back each member of Team Bublé (Jazz McKenzie, Max Chambers, Rob Cole, and Trinity) and Team Reba (Aubrey Nicole, Ryan Mitchell, Aaron Nichols, and Peyton Kyle) for another chance to shine as individuals. And shine they did, delivering eight excellent performances of varying styles.

Michael Bublé and Reba McEntire each chose one member of their team to send through to...

It’s September 2024, and Sean Combs is in a hotel room overlooking NYC, on the phone with his attorney. “Things are happening, and it’s like — I want to fight for my life. I want to fight for justice, [for] not guilty. I want to have a life to be able to live. It’s really going to be hard for me to take more hits than I’ve taken, and — god forbid — get in front of a jury and have a chance.”

“You didn’t do anything wrong,” his attorney Marc Agnifilo advises. “You’ve handled this with complete honor.”

“I don’t think it’s working,” Combs retorts. “We’re losing.

One of the most explosive moments in Sean Combs: The Reckoninginvolves friends-turned-rivals Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G., both of whom were murdered at the peak of their fame. How their stories intertwine with Sean Combs’ own is detailed by a number of individuals in the documentary, including Tupac’s cousin, William Lesane, former Bad Boy artist Mark Curry, former LAPD detective Greg Kading, and former member of the Mansfield Crips D1. These stories are echoed by Kirk Burrowes, a long-time former colleague and friend of Combs, who took contemporaneous hand-written notes in journals.

“From Day Zero, I wrote everything down, every day, so I could keep...

“Heated Rivalry” creator Jacob Tierney said during a recent interview with Xtra that the real-life sexualities of his stars are irrelevant compared to the “enthusiasm and willingness” they bring to HBO’s new queer, sports drama series.

“I don’t think there’s any reason to get into that stuff,” Tierney said when asked if the sexualities of stars Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie are relevant to the show. “I’ll tell you something about the casting of both of these roles. You can’t ask questions like that when you’re casting, right? It’s actually against the law.

As "The Pitt" makes its basic-cable debut on TNT — rolling out three uncut episodes every Monday in December — TVLine is looking back at the Emmy-winning medical drama's first season and resurfacing key coverage ahead of Season 2's January premiere on HBO Max. To protect first-time viewers, please keep comments limited to Episodes 1-3.

Once upon a time, TNT eased viewers into the day with reruns of "ER." This December, it's sending them to bed with "The Pitt." In between those two series, Noah Wyle battled aliens on "Falling Skies" and tracked down enchanted artifacts on "The Librarians" — so, for TNT devotees,...

As a dramatic reboot of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," Peacock's "Bel-Air" never misses an opportunity to pay homage to the show that started it all. Now in its fourth and final season, the series is finally tackling one of the original comedy's most iconic moments — and as the cast tells TVLine, they were born ready for this particular challenge.

At a college party in Episode 4, Will (Jabari Banks) and Carlton (Olly Sholotan) recreate the exact dance routine to The Sugarhill Gang's "Apache (Jump On It)" that was famously performed by the original Will (Will Smith) and Carlton (Alfonso Ribeiro...

[Warning: The following post contains Major spoilers for the Monday, December 1, episode of Jeopardy!] Harrison Whitaker returned for his 15th game of Jeopardy! on Monday, December 1. He gave fans a Thanksgiving treat by winning on both Thursday and Friday. Fans were shocked at the result. Did he win his 15th game, or did his streak end? He came into the December 1 episode with a 14-day total of $373,999. That put him in 14th place for All-Time Jeopardy! Winnings, Regular-Play Only, above Adriana Harmeyer, and below Ray Lalonde, according to The Jeopardy! Fan. Whitaker, from Terre Haute, Indiana, played against Libby Jones, from Davenport, Florida, and Brendan Thomas, from Fayetteville, Arkansas, for game 15. Whitaker, a researcher, found the Daily Double on clue one. He wagered...

It may be a few years too late, America, but Simon Cowell really is sorry.

In a new interview with The New York Times, Cowell offers an apology for his infamously mean treatment of auditioning singers on the hit Fox competition "American Idol." Cowell now explains that seeing his cruel comments on the show and online is "why I changed over time. I did realize I've probably gone too far." He adds: "I'm not proud of it, let's put it that way. I never look at this stuff online, so when I hear about these clips, I'm like, 'Oh, God.

Do you hear that? That’s the sound of new Stranger Things episodes on the horizon. The release dates for the fifth and final season have been revealed, and it won’t be much longer now before your favorite nerds take on Vecna in what promises to be one last epic ride through Hawkins, Indiana.

Stranger Things 5 will release this fall: four episodes on Nov. 26, three episodes on Christmas, and the finale episode on New Year’s Eve. Each volume releases at 5:00 p.m. Pst. For global release times, keep scrolling to find out when the final season will debut around the world. And you can watch the new...

In its day, the final episode of "M*A*S*H" broke TV viewership records with a sendoff fondly remembered. In the years to come, it would prove to be the exception rather than the rule.

It seems these days that series finales are virtually guaranteed to polarize at best, and outrage at worst. Frequently, however, knee-jerk hate is a short-sighted take, and there's more to those shows than may meet the eye initially.

In the following list, we've identified 10 series finales that deserved better than what many gave them at the time. Some were deemed inconsistent with stronger episodes that came before; others felt like misdirection,...

The new "Power" prequel is bringing back a familiar face from "Raising Kanan." 

Starz has announced six cast members joining the upcoming "Power: Origins," including Jason Dirden, who will reprise his role as Traymont Stinson from "Power Book III: Raising Kanan."

Also joining the cast of the new prequel: Jennifer Ferrin ("Hell on Wheels"), as Tommy's mother Kate Egan; Lizzy DeClement ("New Amsterdam"), as nurse Jill Wexler; Lenny Platt ("NCIS: New Orleans"), as finance bro Lenny Seidel; Armani Gabriel ("Blue Bloods"), as foot soldier J-Boogs; and Everett Osborne ("Chicago Fire") as pro football star Omay Moreau.

"Power: Origins" will tell the origin story of Ghost,...

The Artful Dodger Season 2 is on the way, with a premiere date for the forthcoming chapter of Disney+ and Hulu‘s streaming adaptation finally unveiled. The show, which features characters inspired by Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, debuted its first season back in November 2023, and just under three years later, fans will get to pick up where the story left off. In a new report from Deadline, fans are getting even more details to sink their teeth into leading up to the show’s return. Below, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about The Artful Dodger Season 2 so far. Stay tuned for more details in the weeks ahead.

The Santa Clauses, the Disney+ continuation of the beloved film franchise, is gearing up for more holiday magic. Guest star Eric Lloyd, who played Charlie Calvin in the original movies, recently offered an update on the series in a new interview. Tim Allen returned as Scott Calvin/Santa for the series with Elizabeth Mitchell, who played his wife, Carol/Mrs. Clause. This time, they were joined by their children, Sandra Calvin Claus (Elizabeth Allen Dick) and Cal Calvin Claus (Austin Kane). In the series, Scott/Santa wanted to retire, but he couldn’t find a successor. Cal went into training so he could take over the job when he was old enough.

“I think she’s had a lot of reconstruction surgery,” Ruth Wilson says with a laugh. She’s referring to her Luther character, Alice Morgan, last seen at the end of the fifth season, seemingly dead. She’s back for the new movie starring Idris Elba announced by Netflix in November. But Alice is very much alive, despite it looking like she’d fallen to her death. We’re sure there will be a clever explanation in the new film, though we’ll gladly accept whatever it is because Alice is such an intriguing character and Wilson is absolutely brilliant in the role. It’s one she loves, too. “She haunts me.

Raj Nidimoru and Samantha Ruth Prabhu have tied the knot. The couple confirmed the news with an Instagram post featuring pictures from their intimate Dec. 1 wedding, which took place in Coimbatore, India. The photos — featuring shots of Samantha’s portrait-cut diamond wedding ring and red sari, as well as Raj’s white kurta and gold Nehru jacket — garnered congratulations online from friends and fans alike.

Before the pair went official, they worked together in 2021. That’s when Samantha — a South Indian actor best known for her work in Telugu- and Tamil-language films like Rangasthalam and Eega — was cast in the second season of The Family Man, a spy thriller series...

After her departure from "Game of Thrones" following her character's demise in the Season 6 finale, Natalie Dormer didn't waste time getting catty about one of her co-stars. 

Dormer, who played Margaery Tyrell on the HBO fantasy series, took aim at the feline actor who played Ser Pounce, Aka the cat owned by King Tommen Baratheon. 

"I don't want to see that cat ever again," Dormer said jokingly in an interview with Vanity Fair. "He was a diva. He was nothing but trouble! He kept upstaging Dean [-Charles Chapman, who played Tommen], and myself. He wouldn't do as he was told.

Jon Lindstrom will return to General Hospital as Kevin Collins on Tuesday, December 2, a year after his last appearance. For the actor, who is currently playing Joey Armstrong on Beyond the Gates, it was a matter of working out his schedule. “It’s just been difficult to find the time,” explains Lindstrom, who shoots the new CBS soap in Atlanta. Looking back, Lindstrom says the decision to trade Port Charles for Fairmont Crest wasn’t a tough one. “In all fairness to me, it had whittled down to about one or two shows a month, so Kevin had been fairly inactive for a long time,” he points out. “I haven...

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Build a brain-boosting daily habit. Solve new word, logic and visual puzzles every day and explore collections inspired by favorite Netflix worlds.

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If Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller has his way, Ned (Lee Pace) and Chuck’s (Anna Friel) love story will get a second life. Over 16 years after the show’s cancellation, Fuller has revealed that he’s working on a third season. “Well, we’re working on a Season 3, and the whole cast wants to come back,” he told The Mary Sue on December 1. “And, we’ve got a whole story. We’re trying to do another season this year.” Fuller’s update also comes a few months after Pace told TV Insider that he was more than willing to step back into the shoes of Ned the Piemaker, though,...

Jonathan Knight‘s HGTV family supports him both on and off the small screen. In the wake of Farmhouse Fixer‘s cancellation earlier this year, several HGTV stars cheered on Knight at one of New Kids on the Block‘s “The Right Stuff” Las Vegas residency concerts late last month. “What a show!!! Amazing night with great friends @nkotb in Vegas Baby! #NewKids #Vegas #TheRightStuff,” Renovation Resort Showdown star Bryan Baeumler captioned an Instagram post with clips and pics from the show. Along with his wife, Sarah Baeumler, Bryan also attended the concert with HGTV’s Scott McGillivray, Ty Pennington, Alison Victoria, and Taniya Nayak. Bryan filmed the group singing...

Simon Cowell is well aware that he gained a reputation for harsh, cutting criticism as a judge on “American Idol.” The record exec and TV personality apologized for some of his comments on the show in a new interview with The New York Times‘ podcast The Interview.

“I did realize I’d probably gone too far,” Cowell said. “I didn’t particularly like audition days, because they’re long and boring. I would get fed up. And of course, out of a hundred nice comments, what are they going to use? They’re always going to use me in a bad mood.

Ghost and Tommy are entering a new era — their prequel era. On December 1, Starz confirmed that production is officially underway on the long-awaited prequel series about Power‘s drug-dealing best friends. The network also revealed several new cast members. In July, Starz announced Power: Origins, which will debut with a supersized first season of 18 episodes. On September 10, the network revealed the actors cast to play the younger versions of Omari Hardwick and Joseph Sikora‘s characters. Since Power’s original run, fans have wanted answers about Ghost and Tommy’s backstories. Well, Power: Origins is going to deliver with a bang. TV Insider is breaking down the latest updates about the Power prequel.

Production is officially underway on the prequel series “Power: Origins.”

The first season of the Starz drama series will consist of 18 episodes, with shooting currently happening in New Jersey. In addition, six actors have joined the series in recurring roles. They will appear alongside previously announced leads Spence Moore as Ghost, Charlie Mann as Tommy, and MeKai Curtis as Kanan, with Curtis reprising his role from “Power Book III: Raising Kanan.”

The new additions to the cast are: Jennifer Ferrin as Kate Egan, Lizzy DeClement, as Jill Wexler, Lenny Platt, as Lenny Seidell, Armani Gabriel (“Blue Bloods”) as J-Boogs, Everett Osborne as Omay Moreau,...

Buzz Legault made an unexpected return to Gold Rush during the November 28 episode. Considering his drama with Rick Ness in Season 15, which culminated in Legault hinting that he would not be returning to the show, fans were surprised to see him back on their screens. The foreman has been part of the series for several years now, working as a foreman on the digs. Scroll down for everything we know about his drama with Ness and other updates on his life recently. Did Buzz Legault leave Gold Rush? Legault did not officially leave Gold Rush, but he did hint at an exit during Season 15 Episode 18, in March 2025. Legault grew frustrated...

The “God of War” TV series at Amazon Prime Video has added veteran director Frederick E.O. Toye to its creative team.

Variety has confirmed that Toye will direct the first two episodes of the epic video game adaptation, which is currently in preproduction. It is also now confirmed that Amazon has ordered two seasons of the series, with casting underway.

As previously reported, the series will adapt the story of Kratos beginning with the 2018 “God of War” game. The show’s official logline states, “‘God of War’ follows father and son Kratos and Atreus as they embark on a journey...

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Launching in July 2020, Peacock has steadily built up its own library of shows and movies for subscribers to stream. Since its debut, the streaming service has garnered more than 41 million subscribers worldwide and boasts several popular and critically acclaimed favorites in its catalog. This includes a growing amount of Peacock-produced original programming on the platform, spanning virtually every major genre. If you haven't considered subscribing to Peacock yet, you're missing out on some solid projects.

In the years since its launch, Peacock has accrued quite the library, but fortunately, we're...

Queer Eye alum Bobby Berk is taking the lead on his very own HGTV series. Berk will return to the small screen as the host of Junk or Jackpot?, which premieres later this year. The show, which was first announced in July, will follow Berk as he “meets passionate people who are in desperate need of a life-changing renovation and will soon discover the hidden monetary value of their massive and unusual collections,” the show’s description reads. “With humor and compassion, Bobby will hear the emotional stories behind the stockpiles, bring in experts to appraise the items—from a staggering stash of superhero figurines to cramped rooms stuffed with...

Things are winding own on Season 28 of The Voice, which means the finale is just around the corner. The Finals will be the only live show of the season, with America ultimately voting for who they want to win the competition. Coaches Michael Bublé, Snoop Dogg, Reba McEntire, and Niall Horan will all have at least one artist in the Finals this year. Scroll down for everything we know about the finale and an explanation of how the finalists will be chosen. When is The Voice Season 28 finale? The two-part finale is on Monday, December 15, and Tuesday, December 16. The first night will run for an hour and feature performances from the finalists.

You can’t spell Netflix without NFL — and on Christmas Day 2025, the action returns with two marquee games that will showcase NFC division rivals facing-off: The Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Commanders, and Detroit Lions vs. Minnesota Vikings will stream live on Netflix. The Cowboys vs. Commanders game will air at 1 p.m. Et, from Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, followed by the Lions vs. Vikings at 4:30 p.m. Et, from the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. CBS Sports will produce the games, with NFL Media producing the pre, post, and studio halftime programming.

To watch the NFL live on Christmas Day, you will need to subscribe to Netflix.

In a new four-part documentary by Emmy and Grammy Award–winning executive producer Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson and Emmy Award–winning director Alexandria Stapleton, Sean Combs: The Reckoning is a staggering examination of the media mogul, music legend, and convicted offender. Born with an insatiable drive for stardom and a knack for spotting talent, Combs made a quick ascent through the ranks of the music industry with Bad Boy Entertainment and was crucial in bringing hip-hop to the pop masses and launching the careers of dozens of generation-defining artists like The Notorious B.I.G., Mary J. Blige, Jodeci, and Danity Kane. But along the way, and as detailed by his former associates,...

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Joshua Seftel (Stranger at the Gate) was surprised when veteran CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman reached out to discuss the possibility of chronicling the heartbreaking impact of school shootings in the United States. It had been over two decades since they had last spoken, and Seftel, who had been a producer of the feel-good stories Hartman was known for, was surprised by the turn to such devastating subject matter. But Hartman explained that the shadow of gun violence that hangs over everyday American life was too pervasive for him to gloss over anymore. He told Seftel of a project he had embarked on with photographer Lou Bopp seven...

The Stranger Things finale theater rollout is officially happening, and Netflix is turning the ending of its 80s-tinged sci-fi phenomenon into a one-night-only communal sendoff. For the first time, Stranger Things is heading to the big screen as Stranger Things 5: The Finale, giving fans a feature-length last chapter that plays in more than 350 theaters while it streams on Netflix at the exact same time.

Fan events framed around the Stranger Things finale theater screenings will run on December 31, 2025 and January 1, 2026, creating a shared cultural moment to close out the series. The plan marks a rare theatrical move for the typically theatrical-averse Netflix, which is embracing the multiplex to honor...

The Call the Midwife Christmas special for 2025 is right around the corner, as the long-awaited holiday extravaganza is set to premiere on December 25 on PBS. A new teaser hyped the upcoming holiday spectacle, particularly one sequence that is an action piece of massive proportions, with one star comparing the scene to the Tom Cruise action pic Mission: Impossible. In a post on Instagram on November 30, the official handle teased that a scene in the forthcoming special with a Christmas parade set at the Poplar Christmas parade is one of the most ambitious sequences the team has attempted. “One of the big features in our upcoming Christmas story is the Poplar Christmas parade,...

A spokesperson for Sean “Diddy” Combs has has slammed 50 Cent’s upcoming Netflix docuseries “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” — which launches globally on the streamer on Dec. 2 — as a “shameful hit piece,” and accused Netflix of using “stolen footage that was never authorized for release.”

When reached for comment about the allegation of stolen footage, a representative for Netflix directed Variety to a quote from docuseries director Alexandria Stapleton. “It came to us, we obtained the footage legally and have the necessary rights,” she said. “We moved heaven and earth to keep the filmmaker’s identity confidential. One thing about Sean Combs...

It’s been 21 years since Ken Jennings lost his streak on Jeopardy! The G.O.A.T. won 74 games and lost to Nancy Zerg on his 75th game on November 30, 2004. But what happened to Zerg after that shocking, historic win? Zerg, from Venture, California, won $14,401, after a Final Jeopardy question tripped Jennings up in December 2004. Jennings had $14,400 while Zerg had $10,000. In “Business & Industry,” the clue was “Most of this firm’s 70,000 seasonal white-collar employees work for 4 months of the year.” With just Jennings and Zerg in the final, the champion had a greater chance of winning than against two opponents. The other contestant was in the negatives, so they didn’t compete in Final Jeopardy.

Survivor 49‘s Jawan Pitts is sharing his side of the story about Mc Chukwujekwu’s elimination. Pitts became the 11th player sent home this season in Episode 10, which aired on Thursday, November 27, on CBS. He was also the fourth Black player voted out in a row — something Mc asked for his help to prevent in Episode 8, when she became the second Black player voted out consecutively. All four members of the Survivor 49 jury so far are Black. The first member was Nate Moore, followed by Mc, Alex Moore, and now Jawan. This has been an issue brought up by players and viewers in past seasons. Season 42 is the one...

Hilary Farr is setting the record straight on online rumors about her health. In a Wednesday, November 26, Instagram post, the former Love It or List It host shared a screenshot of an article claiming she was in poor health. “The physician caring for Hilary Farr’s cancer has provided a devastating update on her health: ‘She might never be seen on TV in the future,'” the text blurb read alongside a fake photo of Farr in a hospital bed. Farr debunked the article by popping into frame, stating, “Ta-da! I’m alive. Very, very, very much so alive and well, I’m happy to say.” Criticizing the post, she continued,...

Ed Weeks is set for one of the lead roles in the CBS comedy pilot “Eternally Yours,” Variety has learned.

The single-camera show was picked up to pilot at the broadcaster in July, while CBS had originally opened a development room for the show in mid 2024. It hails from Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, who developed the hit CBS comedy series “Ghosts.”

The official logline for “Eternally Yours” describes the pilot as, “An eternal love story about two vampires who have been married for five hundred years, and their struggles to accept the human who is dating their daughter.”

Weeks will star as Charles,...