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"Young Sheldon" feels like a one-of-a-kind show. This prequel series immerses you in the world of "The Big Bang Theory" as it begins with Sheldon Cooper (Iain Armitage) conducting a science experiment before introducing younger versions of his family members, like Meemaw (Annie Potts) and Sheldon's mother, Mary (Zoey Perry). While "Young Sheldon" was made to explore Sheldon's childhood, it also explores what we love about family comedies, which were popular in the 1980s and 1990s. These are the decades that "Young Sheldon" is set in, and the show acknowledges this setting by honoring the formulas of past family comedies by showcasing awkward classroom moments with Sheldon and interruptions from their neighbor, Billy Sparks (Wyatt McClure). 

While fans can continue to explore the Coopers' younger years with "Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage," the nostalgia of "Young Sheldon" could lead you to binge other great family stories. There's a lot of material out there,...

Streaming platforms continue to captivate audiences with a mix of classic and newer series, drawing viewers into familiar stories and beloved characters. For the week of June 30 to July 06, 2025, Nielsen’s charts highlight the acquired shows that dominated screens across the United States, showcasing the enduring appeal of long-running favorites and gripping dramas.

From animated comedies to intense procedurals, the variety of content reflects what keeps us glued to our TVs. Using data from Nielsen Streaming Content Ratings, which tracks viewing on major platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and others through television sets, we’ve rounded up the top 10 acquired programs that led the pack. Here’s a look at what we were watching.

10. NCIS (2003-present) Paramount Television

This long-running procedural follows a team of special agents investigating crimes tied to the Navy and Marine Corps. With its blend of action, mystery, and character-driven storytelling, it remains a staple for...

Traditionally, Anna Devane has always kept her cool on General Hospital. In fact, the only time we’ve seen the former super spy come unglued was when she and Jason were in Africa, and it looked as if Sidwell’s men were going to execute them. But otherwise, the Port Charles police commissioner has remained calm in the face of imminent danger. However, her portrayer, Finola Hughes, faced a bout of jitters recently when she and some cast members were on a beloved game show.

Pre-Show Jitters

Several cast members from Gh recently faced off against the cast of The Young and the Restless on Celebrity Family Feud. Hughes spoke to TV Insider about the fun event in which she and her co-workers played for a charity called the Nature Conservancy. She explained, “I was unbelievably nervous,” adding that, “I was so scared because answering questions in a public format is,...

Loads of Family Guy jokes haven’t aged well over the years. In fact, some might argue that certain jokes aged terribly before they ever made it to the air. But one brief gag about a certain ex-tv star continues to be more relevant than ever.

No, not the one about Bob Ross threatening to murder people.

As we’ve mentioned before, now that there’s a new Superman movie, a lot of news outlets have been speaking with ex-Man of Steel Dean Cain. The star of TV’s Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman recently told TMZ that the character had gone “woke,” complaining Superman no longer brags about enforcing the “American way” while also arguing that the 2025 Superman shouldn’t have used the familiar superhero story as an allegory for immigration.

Those dumb statements seemed especially dumb once people started sharing clips of Cain’s Superman on social media,...

It’s the battle soap fans didn’t know they needed—The Young and the Restless versus General Hospital on Celebrity Family Feud! Airing Thursday, July 31 at 8 Pm Et on ABC, this special episode brings beloved stars from daytime’s biggest shows together for a high-energy, laugh-filled showdown hosted by Steve Harvey.

Soap Rivalry Takes Center Stage on Celebrity Family Feud

These two casts didn’t just show up to play — they came to win. Check out the clip below for a funny moment on tonight’s show.

Team Y&R Brings the Fire for a Worthy Cause

Representing Y&r are Joshua Morrow (Nick), Michelle Stafford, Lauralee Bell (Christine), Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea), and Bryton James (Devon). They’re playing for the Entertainment Community Fund’s Southern California Wildfires Fund—a cause close to home for many of the cast members.

Expect big laughs, serious teamwork, and maybe even...

The Young and the Restless and General Hospital stars will compete on Celebrity Family Feud on Thursday, July 31. In May, it was revealed that fan favorites from the two soaps spent time with Steve Harvey, hoping to win money for charity.

Celebrity Family Feud BTS Fun

Lauralee Bell (Cricket), Bryton James (Devon), Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea), Michelle Stafford (Phyllis), and Joshua Morrow (Nick) make up the Y&r team. Gh is represented by Finola Hughes (Anna), Donnell Turner (Curtis), Rena Sofer (Lois), Tanisha Harper (Jordan) and Maurice Benard (Sonny).

Egan used Instagram to share a carousel of photos from filming the hit game show. The actress teased some behind-the-scenes moments, including one with Harvey laughing at an answer she gave.

She also had a video of the gang gearing up to film, and it was smiles all around for the Y&r cast.

“Tune in this Thursday, 7/31 to Celebrity Family Feud,...

Dean Cain is about to pull off a lightning-fast costume change that would impress even Superman. Standing in front of an infinity pool overlooking a golf course and the Las Vegas Strip in the distance, the actor is wearing a faded gray T-shirt, gym shorts and no shoes. A Greek Orthodox cross and a military dog tag hang from a chain around his neck. The man who played the Man of Steel and his alter ego, Clark Kent, on the trailblazing series “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman” needs to morph into something camera ready.

“I’m gonna have to go put on a jacket and a shirt and leave my shorts behind,” he says as he pops a tangerine-flavored nicotine lozenge in his mouth and heads upstairs for a Zoom appearance on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” to discuss the latest “Superman,” two days before it unspools in theaters.

After years of underwhelming releases and an overall lack of cohesion in storytelling, DC bounced back with a bang on July 11 with James Gunn’s reliable, comic book-loving direction.

Superman, starring David Corenswet as the Man of Steel, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, was loved by fans and critics alike. From incredibly positive early reviews to a $125 million domestic opening weekend, Gunn’s film soared to a summer blockbuster status while delivering a promising revival of the Dcu.

In the movie, Gunn drops us into an existing universe where metahumans are already established. Instead of seeing Kal-El land on Earth in his Kryptonian spaceship, we catch him on just another day in Metropolis—a nod to Gunn’s experience of reading Superman comic books.

However, what the movie does not say out loud in as many words, it makes up for with Easter eggs.

Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a spoiler warning for both "Superman" and "The Fantastic Four: First Steps."

It's a good time for superheroes. For a little while, a string of dull, poorly written, hastily produced movies gave audiences genre fatigue and threatened to bring down the whole superhero cinematic industrial complex. This summer, however, is different. Though not every movie has been a box office winner, we have seen the most sincere and earnest superhero movies in years come out in a short timespan. Though many fans would like to think DC and Marvel are polar opposites, more often than not, they reflect one another. At the very least, that's the case with James Gunn's "Superman" and the new, more hopeful, optimistic, and cosmic take on Marvel's first family in "The Fantastic Four: First Steps."

Though the two movies are very different — one kickstarts its cinematic universe,...

It seems today that all you see is violence in movies and not many animated Halloween and holiday specials. There used to be a time when TV was filled with holiday-themed specials and episodes. From spooky plots that reveal why it's never a good idea to visit a haunted house where a family vanished a hundred years ago, to celebrating the true meaning of giving during Thanksgiving and Christmas, that holiday spirit needs to be back. Family Guy is one of those animated series bringing back a beloved tradition of specials, and yes, there's music involved, because Brian's voice deserves to be on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

According to Variety, Family Guy Halloween and Holiday specials are returning to Hulu. It'll start with spooky vibes on October 6, 2025, with the Halloween special "A Little Fright Music." Best friends Brian and Stewie are on a mission to write a hit song, and not just any single,...

Hulu comes strong for Halloween grabs each year, and as it turns out, 2025 isn’t going to be any different. Seth MacFarlane’s most provocative and unapologetic creation, Family Guy, is expanding its Hulu-exclusive lineup with two new holiday specials. It starts with a Halloween episode titled “A Little Fight Music,” premiering Monday, October 6 — the title for the second special is not yet unveiled. The specials will be separate from Family Guy Season 24, which will air in 2026.

As per Variety, the news comes after it was announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 on July 26. The Halloween episode features Brian and Stewie writing a Halloween hit due to the “shortage of quality Halloween songs,” while Peter and friends face dark consequences from faking trick-or-treating. This continues Hulu’s direct collaboration with 20th Television Animation, separate from the show’s traditional Fox broadcast schedule. It is also not Family Guy’s first exclusive for Hulu.

Family Guy is heading back into spooky territory this fall, and it’s doing so with a ninth Halloween-themed special that will premiere exclusively on Hulu. Announced during the show’s San Diego Comic-Con panel, the new Halloween episode — titled “A Little Fright Music” — will debut on Monday, October 6, marking the second year in a row the long-running animated series has produced a holiday special just for streaming. In “A Little Fright Music,” Brian and Stewie set out to write a Halloween hit after realizing there’s a severe lack of spooky bangers in the seasonal playlist. Meanwhile, Peter and the guys make the mistake of lying about trick-or-treating, which — in true Family Guy fashion — snowballs into deadly consequences. Whether it’s ghosts, goblins, or just Peter’s bad judgment, someone is definitely going to pay.

This installment follows 2024’s Hulu-exclusive Halloween special, which featured a killer twist: Stewie’s beloved teddy bear,...

After more than two decades, Stewie and Lois Griffin are finally going to have a conversation… and it will not go well.

TVLine has an exclusive first look at the Family Guy Season 24 sizzle reel, which was first screened during the show’s panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, and it finds the mother-son duo in an unfamiliar state: stoned out of their minds. The two are seen mellowing out on the living room couch, when Lois suddenly realizes that she can understand what her baby is saying.

More from TVLineFox Reveals Complete List of Fall Premiere Dates: Murder in a Small Town,...

James Gunn's Superman did a lot to set up the future of the Dcu. However, it wasn't just Maxwell Lord's corporate-sponsored superheroes led by Guy Gardner, but a whole untapped history of superheroes in the background.

When Lois went to seek help from the Justice Gang in a refurbished Hall of Justice (represented by the famed Cincinnati Union Terminal), the real-life Winold Reiss murals inside were replaced by ones seemingly depicting the history of superheroes in the Dcu. They show heroes from as far back as the 1940s and as late as the 1990s.

Until the murals are officially released, fans like X user @dinahspolly eyeballed those in the theater or used other means to help decipher which superheroes made it onto the murals. While some blurry figures are still up for debate, 10 identifiable superheroes are honored in the Dcu's Hall of Justice.

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In a new interview, James Gunn teased that Lois Lane could get superpowers in the Dcu. The DC Comics staple, played by Rachel Brosnahan in Gunn's new Superman reboot, has been known to get powers from time to time in the comics; however, that has never been seen on-screen. Instead, like in the new film, Lois often serves as the lead human character in the Man of Steel's on-screen adventures, being an enterprising journalist and the love interest of the franchise's titular Boy in Blue. 

While oftentimes, Lois is relegated to a more boots-on-the-ground role in Superman films, Brosnahan's character broke new ground for the character on the silver screen, getting to indulge in some more out-there concepts like piloting Mister Terrific's (Edi Gathegi) spaceship-esque T-sphere ship. 

Speaking to Wired, Superman director and DC Studios co-ceo James Gunn discussed the possibility of Lois Lane getting powers in the Dcu.

General Hospital spoilers and updates for Tuesday, April 15 tease a welcoming committee, a sister’s questions, and a mother’s fears. Elizabeth Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) gets a welcoming committee, Kristina Corinthos-Davis (Kate Mansi) questions her brother, and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) wrestles with her fears.

Welcoming Committee

Elizabeth is finally released from the hospital during Tuesday’s show, and as Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Jackson) pushes her into the house in a wheelchair, they’re surprised by a welcoming committee. Laura Collins (Genie Francis) and Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins) shout “Welcome Home” and they look quite excited, Lucky and Liz looking pleasantly surprised. Elizabeth does have a long rehab ahead of her as her broken leg heals, and she’ll have to learn to walk again-her house’s bedrooms are upstairs.

Stairs for sure are not what the doctor ordered so she may be camping out on the couch for a while.

General Hospital 2-week spoilers for April 14-25, 2025 see Molly Lansing Davis (Kristen Vaganos) exploding, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) being completely stunned, and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) having some doubts.

General Hospital Spoilers: Ava’s Blackmail Plot and Willow’s Custody Battle

Ava Jerome (Maura West) really thinks that she has got this figured out. And she reassures Ric Lansing that Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is going to do what she did, or else the whole blackmail thing will kick in. Ric disagrees and thinks it’s not going to go like Ava expects and that Alexis is not going to hand over the money. Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) makes a huge choice that could change everything.

She may decide to go ahead and file to divorce Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), even though she had agreed to wait. And just go ahead and make a play for sole custody since...

In addition to Chase and Lois having a heart-to-heart, General Hospital spoilers for Tuesday, April 15, 2025, focus on Brook Lynn laying out her plan and Alexis wrestling with her conscience.

Next on General Hospital

Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton), Chase (Josh Swickard), and Lois (Rena Sofer) are keeping secrets. 1) Brook Lynn got pregnant over 20 years ago. 2) She gave the baby up for adoption. And 3) Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) is the father of said baby. Meanwhile, Lois is keeping the biggest one of them all: Gio (Giovanni Mazza) is Brook Lynn and Dante’s grown-up son.

When will these secrets see the light of day? It feels like the time is coming soon. Things continue to escalate this week when Lois and Chase have a heart-to-heart. Lois is finally back in town after she and Brook Lynn clashed, and she returned to Bensonhurst for some suddenly needed space. Will Lois let the Gio secret slip when chatting with Chase?...

On Sunday April 6 2025, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series Family Guy!

Hard Times at Adam West High Season 23 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Family Guy” titled “Hard Times at Adam West High” promises to deliver the usual mix of humor and absurdity that fans have come to love. In this episode, Chris finds himself in an awkward situation while preparing for a book report. To avoid an embarrassing moment, he decides to use Stewie’s time machine. The antics that follow are sure to be both funny and chaotic, as Chris tries to navigate the challenges of teenage life with a little help from time travel.

Meanwhile, Peter faces his own set of problems when he feels left out of a lottery pool with his friends. After sitting out, he discovers that the group wins big, sparking feelings of jealousy and regret. This storyline is likely to...

Everything you can expect to see on next week’s General Hospital ( Photo Credit – Twitter )

The previous week saw changing equations and confrontations. Kristina’s plan against Ava led Ric to the hospital, Carly recovered from the poisoning while Valentin was arrested, Josslyn continued with her Wsb training while Kai and Trina got even closer together. There’s plenty more of all of this.

From information exchanges and shocking news to confrontations and job offers, the audience has plenty to look forward to on the soap opera series. Here’s what fans can expect from the upcoming week on General Hospital when they tune in to ABC to watch the daytime drama set in Port Charles.

General Hospital: Spoilers Of The Week Monday, April 7, 2025

The first episode of the week features Lucky lashing out. What exactly has happened to make him so furious? And who is at the receiving end?...

Long before they were wise women of Port Charles, General Hospital’s Vernee Watson and Ellen Travolta had notable roles on another show.

Welcome Back

Watson (Stella) has been in dozens of TV shows and films throughout her career, and one viewers may remember her from is the sitcom Welcome Back, Kotter. From 1975-1976, Watson played Verna in what was one of her earliest roles.

Read This: Gh celebrates 62nd anniversary, announces 2025 Nurses Ball.

As for Travolta (Gloria), the actress played Mrs. Horshack-o’Hara on the sitcom from 1977-1978. Sure, the two didn’t share the screen back then, but the connection? They both worked alongside John Travolta, the younger brother of Ellen.

Where Are They Now?

With their days at James Buchanan High School behind them, both Watson and Travolta have found a beloved home in Port Charles.

Read This: Here’s what’s coming up on Gh.

Travolta...

After Superman’s dog Krypto flashed across the screen in the first trailer for James Gunn‘s Superman back in December, the pup of steel returned for an extended sneak peek at the upcoming DC Studios film arriving on July 11.

Originally debuted at Cinemacon in Las Vegas earlier this week, the clip reveals David Corenswet’s Superman throughly distressed and bloodied in a frozen tundra. The bleak outlook quickly turns around thanks to the arrival of Krypto, who snowballs towards his Kryptonian and grabs him by the cape, dragging the...

Two days after Warner Bros. closed its CinemaCon presentation with a lengthy conversation about James Gunn’s Superman and new footage from the forthcoming superhero movie, the studio debuted the lengthy clip online.

In the footage, an injured Superman (David Corenswet) calls for his dog, Krypto, who saves the Man of Steel and drags him back home to Superman's Fortress of Solitude. Once inside, a quartet of chatty robots help Superman get to a place where the sun can help him recover from the injuries.

Watch the extended Superman preview online below.

At CinemaCon on Tuesday, Gunn and cast members David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan, and Nicholas Hoult revealed their inspirations for the forthcoming blockbuster.

“It was a long time coming,” Gunn told theater owners about his decision to direct Superman. The Guardians of the Galaxy filmmaker said he was initially approached to reboot the iconic DC Comics character in 2018. However,...

Yesterday, Fox secured massive renewal contracts with all of their beloved animated comedies in one fell swoop that has cartoon fans rejoicing — and Seth MacFarlane sweating.

Despite the network’s storied history of supporting the top adult animated comedies on television, up until yesterday, this ongoing Fox schedule majorly concerned fans of Family Guy, The Simpsons and Bob’s Burgers alike as all three animated monoliths faced the end of their contracts with Fox following the conclusion of their current seasons. With Disney ramping up their Simpsons activity with streaming-exclusive specials while cable television itself looks like it’s on life support, some cartoon fans worried that the bigwigs at Fox wouldn’t be able to justify continuing to carry all three expensive legacy franchises to its shareholders.

Thankfully for us comedy-watchers, Fox proved the doubters wrong with a mega-deal that will lock in the future of all three shows for four more years.

The Griffins are staying put on Fox, at least through the 2028-29 TV season. The network has renewed Family Guy for four more years, aka seasons 24-27. The comedy's 23rd season is currently airing.

An animated comedy series, Family Guy stars voice actors Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Mila Kunis, Seth Green, Patrick Warburton, and Arif Zahir. The series follows the stereotypical sitcom dad, Peter Griffin (MacFarlane). Overweight and a kinda dim, Peter is close to his family but is also a heavy drinker. A piano teacher, wife Lois (Borstein) is a stay-at-home mother and usually ends up being the impatient voice of reason. An outcast at school, 18-year-old Meg (Kunis) is the family's preferred dumping ground. Overweight like his dad, 13-year-old Chris (Green) is socially awkward and clueless, especially when it comes to the opposite sex. The baby of...

Hype for Superman is rapidly building, though Warner Bros.' underwhelming CinemaCon panel hasn't contributed much to it.

Those in attendance have complained that the presentation as a whole was boring, lamenting the fact they were only shown the 5-minute preview set to play in front of A Minecraft Movie this weekend.

Entertainment Weekly spoke with James Gunn in Las Vegas and asked the filmmaker whether he based Superman on a specific comic book storyline.

"I would say it's an original story, but the tone and the look of the film, in many ways, is inspired by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's All-Star Superman," he shared. "I read that comic book, and it really has this feeling of the big, old-school, science-fiction Silver Age comics. We have robots and monster babies and giant kaiju and all of that stuff."

"But that is also grounded around these incredibly real relationships...

Warner Bros made their presence very clear at CinemaCon yesterday. First looks at The Bride!, a fresh take on The Bride of Frankenstein that stars Jessie, Buckley, Christian Bale, and Penelope Cruz, and will also be a musical, Final Destination: Bloodlines, Mortal Kombat II, The Conjuring: Last Rites, and F1, Brad Pitt’s driving heavy drama, were all shown.

Of course, the main attraction was Superman, the film that will kickstart a new era for DC under DC Studios, James Gunn, and Peter Safran. Gunn reportedly gave a brief description of how the movie will begin at CinemaCon and it sounds very interesting.

“He is starting to become successful (at both jobs) in the big glitzy city so far away from home,

He’s madly in love with a woman who isn’t so sure about him.

And he’s made a few superhuman friends who like him but think of him as naive.

CinemaCon believed a man can fly on Tuesday as DC Studios head James Gunn showed off an extended look at Superman. The film is a make-or-break moment for DC, which has an ambitious slate, much of which depends on Superman working at the box office this summer.

Gunn appeared alongside his DC Studios co-chief Peter Safran, while stars David Corenswet (Superman), Rachel Brosnahan (Lois Lane) and Nicholas Hoult (Lex Luthor) also took the stage.

Previously unseen footage showed Superman getting assistance from a particularly rambunctious Krypto, who eventually drags him into the Fortress of Solitude. A number of lines were greeted with laughter from the crowd.

After Superman thanks a robot crew for their help, one of them replies, “No need to thank us, sir, as we will not appreciate it.”

From the stage, Gunn shared, “I cannot wait to share the film with all you guys and the rest of the world.

Superman is likely to be a big part of Warner Bros.' CinemaCon presentation later this evening, and as the movie's marketing campaign begins to pick up pace, the Dcu's Man of Steel, David Corenswet, has discussed the role with Time.

While playing a superhero was once a guarantee of success for actors, apparent "superhero fatigue" means these movies are no longer surefire hits. And for misfires like Morbius, Madame Web, and Kraven the Hunter, the damage done to the careers of those who led them is significant.

Corenswet is well aware of that and the pressure a role like Superman brings. He also knows that there's a very good chance he'll only ever be remembered for playing the Man of Tomorrow. And he's okay with it.

"Would this be worth doing if this was the only thing I do as an actor for the rest of my life?" he ponders.

David Corenswet is stepping into the role of Superman, but before he was offered the part, director James Gunn had one important rule for him: he had to treat everyone on set with kindness and respect. Gunn explained that he had worked with actors like Chris Pratt and John Cena, who were always kind to the cast and crew.

He wanted the same from Corenswet. “I’ve seen sets that cater to an actor or director’s ego, and that’s just not something that would happen with David,” Gunn said.

Corenswet, 31, is preparing for the biggest role of his career. He knows that playing Superman will define him. “Would this be worth doing if this was the only thing I do as an actor for the rest of my life? I think the answer is yes,” he said.

One of the most important parts of the film is the...

"Malcolm in the Middle" is one of the best sitcoms of the 2000s. It's a chaotic, delightfully weird, absurd, and darkly funny comedy about the most dysfunctional family on TV. This is not a simple case of "parents just don't understand," but, rather, a case of deeply flawed grown-ups way in over their heads who also have to deal with having the spawns of Satan for kids.

What made the show so special was its cast. Sure, it's easy to say a series that lasted for seven seasons did so because it had a great ensemble, but "Malcolm in the Middle" was truly perfect in this regard. Whether it's Bryan Cranston being the God of Sweet Buffoons as the patriarch Hal (a role so good it almost cost Cranston his chance at starring in "Breaking Bad") or Justin Berfield basically playing a live-action Bart Simpson as Reese (think about it...

We asked and you answered, General Hospital fans! It was a tough month for the women of Port Charles, but by the end, one’s portrayer blew us away.

March 2025 Performer of the Month The Nominees

Say what you will about Ava (Maura West), but she’s had a hard month. Aside from almost entirely losing custody of Avery (Ava and Grace Scarola) and have no money left to pay her legal fees or but herself a nice drink, she also can’t escape Kristina (Kate Mansi). They’ve made each other enemy number one, and Ava has not backed down from a fight with the mob princess.

Whether it’s with the Pcpd, Wsb, or a hitman, Anna (Finola Hughes) had a busy month. When she and Jason (Steve Burton) found Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) and Charlotte (Scarlett Fernandez), she was forced to say a heartbreaking goodbye to her...

Thanks to Seth MacFarlane and Family Guy’s appreciation for adult contemporary music from the 1970s, Nova Scotian singer Anne Murray found a new audience with members of Stewie’s generation.

The relationship between Family Guy and the music world has always been a close one that excites and confuses fans of both the show and of Conway Twitty alike. MacFarlane’s entire oeuvre is inextricably tied to his background as a trained and talented crooner, and his appreciation for the popular music of generations past that has since fallen out of fashion with the Family Guy demographic has long encouraged younger viewers and listeners to develop an appreciation for classic showtunes, Frank Sinatra Jr. and, of course, Murray, whose appearance as herself in the 2013 Family Guy episode “Chris Cross” sparked a resurgence of youthful interest in early Canadian pop music.

This past Sunday, Murray, 79, accepted a lifetime achievement award...

Much about Special Agent In Charge Isobel Castille's (Alana De La Garza) private life remains private, with the boss appearing only when something serious is going down. Isobel revealed that her family had expanded after she got married recently, and no one in her team knew. The Flash magnet Tom Cavanagh was cast as Isobel's secret husband, Phillip. TV Line reveals that Cavanagh will debut on the show on April 8. In FBI Season 7, Episode 17, "Lineage," Isobel is faced with a tough decision. "When a famous rapper and two teen fans are gunned down on his tour bus, the team discovers there may be more to the story than his feud with another rapper. Meanwhile, Isobel hits a major milestone that has her contemplating her future at the Bureau," reads the episode's logline, teasing the team's case and Isobel's potential departure from the Bureau. The outlet also unveiled new images of Cavanagh as Phillip.

General Hospital Spoilers report Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) world flipped upside down when she learned the truth about her baby, a son she thought she’d lost forever. That boy?

None other than Giovanni ‘Gio’ Palmieri (Giovanni Mazza), now living right under everyone’s noses in Port Charles.

The fans suspect it’s only a matter of time before she is driven to uncover what happened and reunite with him. That mission will undoubtedly take her on a wild ride through familiar territory.

Along the way, she’ll cross paths with faces she knows all too well — some who might hold pieces of the puzzle she’s desperate to solve. In the end, every step she takes will circle back to Gio, but the road to that revelation promises plenty of twists and turns.

General Hospital Spoilers — Carly’s Unexpected Clue

As Brook Lynn digs deeper, she might...

When Seth MacFarlane's "Family Guy" premiered on January 31, 1999 after Super Bowl Xxxiii, it got an artificial ratings bump right out of the gate that was going to be difficult for the animated series to maintain. Indeed, after finishing its first season at 33rd in the Nielsen ratings (with only seven episodes), the show's viewership evaporated during its second season and fell off even more during its third season. Almost no one was watching, so Fox pulled the plug on the series in 2002. Three years later, thanks to a surge in popularity driven by Adult Swim syndication, Fox gave "Family Guy" another shot, and it appears that it is never, ever going away. This may or may not delight you.

In any event, we have gone 26 years with "Family Guy" in our lives, and while the state of the world has been in drastic decline over this period, you can't...

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Had Warner Bros. Discovery's plans for the DC franchise not change so drastically, Justice League 2 from director Zack Snyder would have hit theaters. The studio and its previous regimes chose not to make Snyder's sequel to the Justice League movie, and it is perhaps the best decision executives made in a series of terrible ones. The embattled Warner Bros. Discovery continues to face criticism from fans of the Dceu, and the current campaign demands that the studio sell the Snyderverse to Netflix so that the director can complete his vision.

Making the Dceu of old Netflix's problem would earn them some revenue, but even that is a risky proposition.

On Sunday March 30 2025, Fox broadcasts an episode of the series Family Guy!

Pitch Imperfect Season 23 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Family Guy,” titled “Pitch Imperfect,” promises to deliver the usual mix of humor and heart that fans have come to love. In this episode, Peter finds himself in a tough spot after a particularly embarrassing moment during a family event. His humiliating throw has left him feeling less than respected by his family. The episode will explore Peter’s attempts to regain their admiration and prove that he is still the head of the household, despite his blunder.

Meanwhile, Brian and Stewie take on an unexpected new venture as they dive into the world of chiropractic care. Their journey into this profession is sure to be filled with the duo’s classic banter and misadventures. As they navigate the challenges of being chiropractors, viewers can expect plenty of...

Family Guy fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 23 Episode 8 episode titled Hard Times at Adam West High!

Find out everything you need to know about the Hard Times at Adam West High episode of Family Guy, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Family Guy Hard Times at Adam West High Season 23 Episode 8 Preview

The upcoming episode of “Family Guy,” titled “Hard Times at Adam West High,” promises to deliver the show’s signature mix of humor and outrageous situations. Airing on Fox at 8:31 Pm on April 6, 2025, this episode is set to take viewers on a wild ride through the antics of the Griffin family and their friends.

In this episode, Chris finds himself in a rather embarrassing predicament. He decides to use Stewie’s time machine in an attempt to prevent an awkward moment during a book report.

As James Gunn's highly anticipated reimagining of "Superman" soon approaches, it's imperative to pay tribute to the many big screen incarnations of the DC superhero that paved the way for David Corenswet's arrival. We wouldn't be at this exciting new stage for the Man of Steel without George Reeves, Christopher Reeve, Brandon Routh, and Henry Cavill. While it would be easy to regale you with stories from their respective tenures, there's another actor absent from this incredible bunch that never quite got the flowers he deserved.

Theatergoers of the early '40s already had a taste of "Superman" with the stunning Fleischer cartoons, but in 1948, they received their first live-action glimpse of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's creation in the form of the vaudevillian-trained Kirk Alyn.

The 15-part serial from Columbia Pictures and its 1950 follow-up "Atom Man Vs. Superman" saw Alyn play the Clark Kent/Superman dynamic...

Brook Lynn and Lulu — the secrets, betrayals, and family drama — that has led to the rivalry on General Hospital.

Past, Present, Future

In June 2010, Carly (Laura Wright) hired Brook Lynn (then played by Adrienne Leon) to break up Lulu (then played by Julie Marie Berman) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna). Carly was upset that Dante, a cop, had exposed Michael’s (Chad Duell) role in Claudia’s (Sarah Joy Brown) murder. Brook Lynn drugged Dante and made it look like they had slept together, but the plan ultimately failed when Dante remained loyal to Lulu. Lulu found out about Brook Lynn’s scheme in September 2010 and confronted her, leading to a major blowout between them. Lulu saw her as a manipulative liar. By early 2011, Brook Lynn left town, but the damage to their relationship was already done.

Brook Lynn (now played by Amanda Setton) returned to Port Charles in November 2019, now more business-focused but still fiery.

After nearly 20 years at “Days of our Lives,” writer Ryan Quan has exited Salem to join the folks in Port Charles as part of the “General Hospital” writing team, where he serves as a breakdown writer.

During his first episode, which aired Tuesday, March 25, Josslyn (Eden McCoy) sparred with her new handler, Vaughn (Bryce Durfee), at the Wsb training facility. Kristina (Kate Mansi) shared interesting news about Ava with Sonny (Maurice Benard). Carly (Laura Wright) left General Hospital against medical advice from her doctor and Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst). Ava (Maura West) talked to Lucas (Van Hansis) about her cashflow problem, wondering if he was left any kind of inheritance from his father, Julian.

Lulu (Alexa Havins Bruening) met with Brennan (Chris L. McKenna) to ensure that Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) did, in fact, leave for Steinmauer and was not secretly planning to kidnap her daughter, Charlotte (Scarlett Fernandez). Meanwhile, Tracy...

Bryan Cranston is opening up about the upcoming Malcolm in the Middle reboot!

Back in December 2024, it was revealed that the hit sitcom, which aired for seven seasons between 2000 and 2006, would return for a four-episode revival on Disney+.

In a new interview, Bryan, 69, said that he’s been trying to get this revival to happen for years.

Keep reading to find out more…“I’ve been trying to get this going for 12 years. I was the one poking the bear, going, ‘Let’s do it, let’s do it, let’s do it,’” Bryan told Variety. “Finally, Linwood Boomer, our creator of the show, got tired of me poking him. He came up with some really fun, terrific ideas.”

The Emmy-winning actor went on to tease that the revival, saying it’s “funny” and “heartfelt.”

“You are reintroduced to this family. We left the airwaves 20 years ago. All the boys...

Malcolm in the Middle is returning to the small screen. Actor Bryan Cranston, who played father Hal in the family sitcom, recently opened up about what fans can expect from the upcoming Disney+ revival.

Speaking with Variety, Cranston shared that he had been trying to get a Malcolm in the Middle revival going for the last 12 years. "I was the one poking the bear going, 'Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it,'" he said. "Finally, Linwood Boomer, creator of the show, finally got tired of me poking him, and he actually came up with some really fun, terrific ideas, so it's funny, it's heartfelt. You are reintroduced to this family."

Bryan Cranston teases the "Malcolm in the Middle" revival: "We left the airwaves 20 years ago. All the boys are adults with their own children. It's a different dynamic in that sense — and yet, do things really change with Hal and Lois?...

“Malcolm in the Middle” may look and feel a little different when it returns for its Disney+ revival.

Disney has ordered four episodes of the comedy, which will include original cast members Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, Jane Kaczmarek, Justin Berfield, Erik Per Sullivan and Christopher Masterson.

While “Malcolm in the Middle” wrapped in 2006 after seven seasons on Fox, Cranston has been trying to revisit the universe for a long time.

“I’ve been trying to get this going for 12 years. I was the one poking the bear, going, ‘Let’s do it, let’s do it, let’s do it,'” Cranston said on the carpet ahead of Variety and Apple TV+’s “The Studio” screening and Q&a on Wednesday. “Finally, Linwood Boomer, our creator of the show, got tired of me poking him. He came up with some really fun, terrific ideas.”

Cranston said the new show is “funny” and “heartfelt.

Things seem to be shaping up rather well for the long-talked-about Malcolm in the Middlereboot and star, Bryan Cranston, can’t help but smile about it. The Breaking Bad actor is set to reprise his lovable role as Hal, the family’s patriarch from the seven-season-running series, and he’s not shy when it comes to teasing the fun things that audiences can expect. During a quick conversation with Variety, Cranston teased a “heartfelt” and “funny” production, while also revealing that he had constantly been asking the original titles’ creator, Linwood Boomer, to pick back up with one of America’s most beloved families.

“I was the one poking the bear, going, ‘Let’s do it, let’s do it, let’s do it.’ And finally, Linwood Boomer, our creator of the show, finally got tired of me poking him and he actually came up with some [Laughs] really fun, terrific ideas.

Academy Award nominee Bryan Cranston has teased what’s to come in the now official revival of the beloved sitcom Malcolm in the Middle...and it sounds like there are some big changes coming. Cranston played the well-meaning but delightfully silly father, Hal, throughout the entirety of Malcolm in the Middle, with the role being his best-known before he became the unassuming drug kingpin Walter White, Aka Heisenberg, in the critically acclaimed Breaking Bad.

Now, speaking with Variety, Cranston has revealed his eagerness to return for more Malcolm in the Middle, with the actor having wanted to do it for years. Teasing some “really fun, terrific ideas” in the Disney+ sequel series, Cranston says there will be some major changes to the family...though a few things will remain the same.

"We left the airwaves 20 years ago. All the boys are adults with their own children. It's a different dynamic in that sense — and yet,...

Returning to directing—this time without a huge hiatus—Osgood Perkins’ The Monkey (2025) is a slight departure from his moody, horrific Longlegs. The black comedy horror leans more heavily on the inevitability of death, taking an existential look at why everyone is so scared to die and how we have no control over it. Based on a Stephen King short story and starring Theo James in dual roles as two brothers who come to believe that a toy monkey is against their family, killing everyone off. The Monkey is a pretty straightforward horror comedy, but it does come with an ending that might confuse a lot of audiences.

So, in the following article, I will take a detailed look at every aspect of the movie and discuss how and why we get to that wild ending point. Please be aware that the article will be full of spoilers.

The Monkey...

There were a few things that The Monkey’s ending didn’t reveal: where did the toy come from? What did the supernatural clockwork monkey want? And why did it kill random people every time it was wound up? Apparently, there’s no answer to these questions, neither in the movie nor in the Stephen King short story on which the film is based. However, if you ask me what the monkey represented, then yes, I might have an answer to that one. [Spoiler Alert] In both Hal and his twin brother Bill’s cases, the toy can be seen as a manifestation of evil. You might have heard the famous saying, evil begets evil, that’s exactly what happened with the brothers. The supernatural entity only grew stronger the more the brothers resented each other. This could better be explained using a line from Stephen King’s story where Hal, the protagonist,...

General Hospital Spoilers (Photo Credit – Twitter)

Port Charles has a lot of drama on the way for viewers who were waiting for firecracker moments. The previous episode saw Carly and Brennan discussing their future while Ava got the upper hand and Liz seeked out information from Ric. Meanwhile, Tracy proceeded to grill Brook Lynn.

And lastly, Ned revealed his plan. The coming episodes will keep all of the momentum going. Here’s what fans can expect from the March 26, 2025, episode of General Hospital when they tune in to ABC to watch the popular and long-running daytime drama that revolves around town Port Charles.

General Hospital Spoilers: March 26, 2025

The Gh episode on Wednesday features Lulu making an admission. She is one of the few people who know about the truth regarding Brook Lynn and Dante’s past fling which led to her teenage pregnancy all those years ago. When she chats with Cody,...