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It’s hard to believe Community ended over 10 years ago!

The comedy series – starring Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong, Chevy Chase, and Jim Rash – ran on NBC for five seasons between 2009 and 2014 before the sixth and final season aired on Yahoo! Screen in 2015.

The show followed disbarred lawyer Jeff Winger (McHale), who enrolled in a local community college and formed a study group with fellow students, who eventually learn more about themselves than their course work.

Just recently, Donald shared a major update on the Community movie!

With the show back in the headlines, we’ve gathered all of the main cast members of Community, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.

If you didn’t know, Community is available for streaming on Netflix and Hulu!

Click through the slideshow to find out who the richest Community cast member is…...

Severance stars Zach Cherry (Dylan George) and Tramell Tillman (Seth Milchick) are going for the $1 million on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on Wednesday, August 6. But, before they can conquer that, they had to answer a question about marijuana, in which they claimed they guessed. TV Insider has an exclusive clip of the costars answering a question they knew the answer to “because of luck.” Cherry and Tillman try to win money for their charities after Community stars Joel McHale and Jim Rash finish their game. Host Jimmy Kimmel reads the question: “For more than 40 years, what magazine famously featured centerfolds showing close-up images of marijuana plants?” The choices were A. High Times, B. Us Weekly, C. Good Housekeeping, or D. Popular Mechanics. “Now, if my parents are watching, I don’t know this from personal experience,” Zach Cherry joked. “But, I’m leaning towards High Times.” “Yeah, that makes sense,...

Matt Damon and Ken Jennings won big earlier this week on ABC’s “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” — and it turns out, so did the show. “Millionaire,” hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, was up week-to-week in total viewers, to 4.46 million (up 5% from last week’s season premiere of 4.24 million).

That made it the most-watched episode of “Millionaire” in five years — since 6.52 million on June 4, 2020 (during the first season that Kimmel took over as host).

On Wednesday’s episode, Damon and Jennings won the $1 million prize in support of Damon’s charity Water.org, which is focused on universal access to clean water. They won with the question “Which of these words is used to describe one of the most beautiful auditory effects on Earth, the sound made by the leaves of trees when wind blows through them?” The correct answer, which Jennings knew, was “susurrus.”

The solid showing made “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire...

A Kylie Jenner fan begged to know the truth: “You’ve got what I’m looking for,” raved Rachel Leary on TikTok in June. “You’ve got the most perfect natural-looking boob job ever! What was it you asked for?” And, to the surprise of all, the Kylie Cosmetics founder actually replied — with her exact breast augmentation order and the name of her surgeon, Garth Fisher. Just a month before, her mom, Kris, had been equally forthcoming, crediting surgeon Steven Levine with her rejuvenated look and making him an overnight celebrity.

Kristin Cavallari has revealed the exact number of ccs she had injected for her own breast augmentation (“Everyone thinks I went a lot bigger but I’ve just pushed them up a couple times”). Ricki Lake not only announced on Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live that she had a neck and lower facelift, she gave a “shout-out” to L.

As we may have mentioned once or twice in the past, working on Community wasn’t always the easiest job, thanks in large part to Caddyshack star/toilet fortune heir Chevy Chase.

The former Saturday Night Live cast member famously antagonized his co-stars, lobbing racist insults at Yvette Nicole Brown and Donald Glover — sometimes involving the N-word — and straight-up physically fighting Joel McHale. Meaning that the only way Chase’s going to be in the Community movie is if a fan edits him in using clips from old National Lampoon movies.

Also contentious was the relationship between Chase and creator Dan Harmon, who isn't exactly known for being the chillest personality to deal with either. Famously, Harmon “publicly reprimanded Chase in front of his family and colleagues” during a wrap party, allowing frustrated crew members to collectively, cathartically shout, “Fuck you, Chevy!”

This prompted Chase to leave Harmon an expletive-filled voicemail,...

For our next screening event, Collider is partnering with Netflix for a very special opportunity to see Season 4 of the streamer’s Emmy-winning hit series Love, Death + Robotson the big screen. From creator, director, and executive producer Tim Miller (Deadpool), this critically acclaimed show highlights the breathtaking work of ambitious animators and consistently brings audiences fresh, original stories in bite-size anthology form. Now, in celebration of Season 4’s Emmy nominations for both Outstanding Animated Program and Outstanding Sound Editing for an Animated Program, we’re thrilled to invite our readers to experience six of the 10 shorts in Netflix’s Tudum Theater, where attendees will receive free popcorn and drinks. Following the screening, we’ll invite Miller and Series Supervising Director and “Spider Rose” director Jennifer Yuh Nelson on stage for an exclusive Q&a conversation. Afterwards, both creators will be available to sign posters, so don't leave before stopping by!

Plans to bring the Community gang back together for a reunion movie have been on the table for years, but the project has yet to officially set a production start date. Star Alison Brie has commented on the current status of the film, but it's a disappointing update for fans.

Brie addressed the film while at San Diego Comic-Con to promote her new movie, Together, via ScreenRant. When asked about an update on Community: The Movie, Brie said there was nothing whatsoever new to report. She then shared that the project is "sort of paused," still with no concrete plans to actually start filming.

"I truly have nothing to say about the Community movie," Brie stated. "It's sort of paused, and we're all -- I know the cast is really rooting for it. We all love each other so much and would love to get back on set someday."

The...

After six seasons and movie, two Community characters might finally seal the deal if Alison Brie has her way.

The 2x Golden Globe nominee recently revealed her hopes for her character Annie Edison in the long-awaited feature adaptation of the NBC/Yahoo series, while sharing an update on the production schedule.

“There’s no update,” she told husband and Together co-star Dave Franco in a sit-down for Entertainment Tonight. “I would say it’s paused due to a number of factors. The entire cast is still enthusiastically on board to do the movie.”

Brie added, “Something I would love to see for Annie is full sex with Jeff Winger. You know, I think an X-rated Community movie would consummate that ‘will they, won’t they.'”

During the show’s six-season run from 2009 to 2015, recent high school graduate Annie and disgraced fake lawyer Jeff (Joel McHale) carried on a flirtation...

For fans of the NBC sitcomCommunity still holding out hope for a "six seasons and a movie," we hate to be the bearers of bad news, but it looks like the wait won't be over soon. Fans were buzzing with excitement when it was officially announced in 2022 that the movie was in the works. However, the years that followed brought little to no updates on the progress of things. Last year, however, it began to look like Greendale was finally on the verge of reopening its doors after it was revealed that a script was finished and a budget wasfirmly in place. But now? Womp womp. Star Alison Brie just confirmed another delay, and honestly, at this point, the fandom deserves group therapy, commemorative buttons, and maybe a Troy and Abed morning show to get through the heartbreak.

Brie, forever our Annie Edison, recently sat down with ScreenRant to discuss her new horror film,...

Rob Lowe and Joel McHale are talking plastic surgery.

The 53-year-old Community alum made an appearance on the 61-year-old Parks & Rec alum’s SiriusXM show Literally! With Rob Lowe.

During the conversation, the two discussed whether they’ve had any work done.

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“I’m a big believer and everybody has the best within them that they can bring out however they want to do it, whether it’s in all seriousness, whether it’s spiritually or physically or whatever. And if you want better hair, go get it,” Rob said.

Joel added, “You want it, whatever. And I know that people are like, oh, they shouldn’t have work done. That you can tell when people have worked under their face. It’s weird when you can’t tell. And I have not had anything done yet. I swear.”

Rob confirmed the same.

“Same,...

Prime Video and Fox produced and released the first season of The 1% Club. Now, the streamer is out of the picture. Will the ratings be strong enough in season two for Fox to want to continue airing the program? Will The 1% Club be cancelled or renewed for season three? Stay tuned.

A humorous game show, The 1% Club TV series is hosted by Joel McHale. The competition tests the nation’s intelligence based on a scientific survey. It’s not about what you learned at school or your ability to memorize facts. In each episode, 100 contestants from across the country compete for the chance to win up to $100,000. Throughout the game, the host asks a series of increasingly difficult, logic-based questions. This game does not test intelligence; instead, it inquires about how your brain works through 15 entertaining questions,...

Joel McHale chalks up the hilarity of Community to the relentlessness of creator Dan Harmon and directors Joe and Anthony Russo. “I’m so fortunate that that was the spearhead that was fighting for this comedy,” McHale recently told Collider. “I look at comedy now, or when I do it now, I remember Joe and Anthony would always go, ‘Cut. Do it faster. Cut. Do it faster. Cut. Do it faster.’”

“There were so many good jokes,” McHale said. “There were so many jokes flying that it was great, because it taught me to throw away jokes. ‘Don’t be too married to a joke or two.’ But it taught me to say them and say them fast.”

The dark side of the “million takes” that Community’s creators demanded? It made for awfully long work days, and not everyone was thrilled about the extra time commitment. “The hours were bananas,...

Since 1996, Roger L. Jackson has been asking theatergoers, “What’s your favorite scary movie?” As the incredibly recognizable voice of Scream’s Ghostface, the voice actor is the unsung, faceless hero of the film series that will soon be releasing its seventh installment. But, if you or the Scream lover in your life needs a fix before February 27, 2026, you’re in luck, as Jackson will be voicing an audiobook about the history of the franchise. Titled Your Favorite Scary Movie, the book comes from journalist and author Ashley Cullins, who will publish through Penguin Random House on August 19. The tale crafted by Cullins will chart the course of the beloved horror franchise and go so far as to feature interviews from over 80 of those closest to the title, including Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Kevin Williamson, and Jackson.

In a statement paired with the announcement of Jackson’s audio involvement,...

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Match Game is getting a second prime time revival after its cancellation in 2021. The new season of the show (technically Season Six) will see Martin Short replacing Alec Baldwin as the game show’s host and an executive producer. As always, the show will feature panelists attempting to match celebrities’ answers to fill-in-the-blank questions for a shot at $25,000.

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Who Wants to be a Millionaire is back for a fourth season since its revival and 26th overall. Jimmy Kimmel returns as the host of the U.S. version of the game show, which will feature celebrities competing for a $1 million payout to the charity of their choice.

Celebrity pairings on the new season of Millionaire will include Kimmel’s “enemy” Matt Damon and Ken Jennings, Joel McHale and Jim Rash of Community,...

Kyla Pratt will join the cast of Fox’s “Animal Control” as a recurring guest star in the sitcom’s upcoming fourth season. Pratt will play the role of Daisy, a new member of the Seattle Animal Control squad who serves as Templeton Dudge’s (Gerry Dee) partner.

Pratt’s Daisy is set to appear in eight episodes of the upcoming season, including the season premiere, which is expected later this year on Fox.

Fox described Pratt’s “Animal Control” character as “exuberant and fearless” and “a confident single mom with a healthy appreciation for conspiracy theories,” suggesting a mix of eccentricity and wholesomeness that will likely fit right in with the show’s already-wacky character cast.

“Animal Control” stars Joel McHale as part of a group of local Animal Control workers “whose lives are complicated by the fact that animals are simple, but humans are not.” The show also stars Michael Rowland,...

An actor who is most well-known for his comedy chops in movies like The Hangoverfranchise, Crazy Rich Asians, and the television series Community has been cast in a different type of role in a new film. The project will also bring together two Netflix alums.

Ken Jeong, who recently appeared in Animal Control with his Community co-star Joel McHale, has been cast in what is being called a key role in a new indie crime-thriller. Per Deadline, Jeong will star in 52nd State, which is currently in production in Bogotá, Colombia.

He will portray a U.S. Postal Inspector named Jay Hailey who is described as a “quirky agent thrust into the center of a sprawling investigation that uncovers a tech-driven scam preying on elderly Americans.. As Hailey follows the trail across borders and through layers of deception, he’s forced to confront both his personal demons and the bureaucratic...

Scream 7 will slash into theaters everywhere early next year on February 27, and one of the film’s stars has pulled back the curtain on working on such an iconic horror tentpole. The Scream franchise has undergone a bit of a makeover with a cast full of newcomers, one of whom is Joel McHale, who will play Sydney Prescott’s (Neve Campbell) husband, Mark. McHale also recently starred in the horror film It’s a Wonderful Knife.

Collider’s Tania Hussaincaught up with McHale recently for a lengthy profile interview, and she asked him what the most surprising thing about working in the horror genre is, be it the “energy” or even the “restraint” it requires. McHale first opened up about his experience on It’s a Wonderful Knife, saying, “That was one of those journeys where you’re like, ‘Imagine not having a child.’ It’s heavy. Really fun to make,...

Television can be a very fickle mistress. Just when you're getting into a show, the powers that be come out of nowhere and cancel it -- it happens all the time. But while there are plenty of shows that were stricken from the air far too early (check out the most controversial TV show cancellations ever), others have gotten an unexpected reprieve. Because you see, these days a show can't really be considered beyond salvation until all of its actors are dead. Whether they're saved by a rival network, resurrected years later due to fan outcry, or a cancellation order was reversed simply because network execs took the time to reconsider, more shows than you realize have been brought back from the brink of annihilation.

Sure, sometimes these renewals were a mere stay of execution, squeezing out one more season before the show was cancelled again, this time for good.

"Reno 911!" was a satirical take on "Cops," the popular reality docuseries following real cops in the line of duty, making arrests and chasing "bad guys." Airing originally on Comedy Central from 2003 to 2009, "Reno 911!" took the bumbling cop trope to its logical conclusion, portraying the officers of the fictional Reno Sheriff's Department as incompetent stooges. The show existed within the peak of crude, offensive comedy that dominated the 2000s; it featured politically incorrect skits that dealt with race, gender, sex work, and mental illness. Though much of the depiction of mental illness did not age well, a majority of the comedy is strangely still funny. The comedy of "Reno" still elicits chuckles by today's standards due to society's evolved perception of police. After about 15 years of police brutality and misconduct cases, it feels nice to laugh at ineffective or downright problematic police work in a low-stakes way via the cast's antics.

2025 may be nearly half way through, but in the world of TV the year is still young. As such, even though you may feel like the best TV you'll see this year is already behind us as we've headed down to the severed floor for Severance Season 2, stared at our reflection once again in Charlie Brooker's Netflix series Black Mirror, brought out the billy clubs for Disney+ must-see show Daredevil: Born Again, and had our collective socks knocked off by Philip Barantini's Adolescence, we assure you a veritable streaming smorgasbord still lies ahead of us in the coming months.

Yes, we may have just finished collecting our jaw from the flaw after that Andor Season 2 finale, and yes, the second seasons of both The Last Of Us and Doctor Who may have left our heads spinning, but there's still no shortage of returning favourites, fresh franchise offerings, original programming,...

Johnny Cage is traditionally a cocky fighter, but he'll have seen better days in Mortal Kombat II.

"We start him at a very low point. His career is completely in the dumps. He has no self-confidence. He has neglected his martial arts training," actor Karl Urban told IGN about what separates this Johnny from past iterations of the beloved Mortal Kombat character. Depicted as more of a aging, washed up movie star, the live-action sequel will show how, "at his lowest point, he gets called up to, essentially, be a warrior that represents the Earthrealm and fight for the very future of humanity. And as I read the script, I found it just such a compelling, interesting, dynamic journey. We start this character in one place, and as an audience, we get to see him evolve and grow."

Despite being absent from the first Mortal Kombat reboot, its ending directly teased Cage's arrival,...

It's time to test your might. The new red band trailer for Mortal Kombat 2 has finally been released with the sequel coming to theaters after a four-year wait.

The trailer has a heavy focus on Karl Urban's Johnny Cage, putting the fan-favorite character front and center after his absence in the previous film. Also on display are other newcomers and returning stars, who bring Johnny up to speed on the deadly "Mortal Kombat" tournament. Of course, that means that there will be plenty of fatalities, and a glimpse at some of the bloody carnage can also be seen in the trailer. Check out the new red band trailer below.

Given his popularity with fans, the absence of Johnny Cage in the 2021 film was one qualm that critics had. The sequel looks to be making up for that by putting Johnny in the spotlight. Co-star Lewis Tan, who returns...

The premise of Celebrity Iou hinges on a specific kind of transaction. A celebrity, flush with cash and goodwill, gets to display a sliver of their humanity by renovating a home for a deserving person from their past. The variable is always the celebrity themselves. Enter Joel McHale, a man whose entire career is built […]

Celebrity Iou: Can Joel McHale Get Emotional?...

On Wednesday July 16 2025, HGTV broadcasts Celebrity Iou!

Can Joel McHale Get Emotional? Season 10 Episode 2 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Celebrity Iou,” titled “Can Joel McHale Get Emotional?” promises to be a heartfelt journey for the popular comedian and actor. In this episode, Joel McHale takes a moment to express his gratitude to a special person in his life—his family’s beloved “LA Grandma.” Known for his sharp wit and humor, Joel is set to show a different side as he reflects on the impact this grandmother has had on his family.

Viewers can expect to see Joel balancing his trademark comedy with genuine emotions. As he works on a surprise home renovation for his grandmother, he shares touching stories that highlight their bond. The episode will showcase how much she means to him and the family, and it seems that emotions will run high, leading to a few unexpected tears.

Emmy nominations are coming! It’s that time of year again, where the best talent in television is (hopefully) rewarded for all that hard work and excellence. Come Tuesday, the verdict will be in as the noms for the 77th Primetime Emmys are announced. But some of television’s best and brightest will definitely not be on the docket. Read on to find out why.

Of course, not everyone gets to take home the gold, and indeed, not everyone gets as far as a nomination, but some are left out of contention for reasons that have nothing to do with audience or critical appreciation or Television Academy voter preferences.

For example, last year, due to strike-affected delays and production timing, popular shows like The Bear Season 3, both parts of Bridgerton Season 3, House of the Dragon and The Boys were not eligible for nominations.

The Television Academy’s eligibility rules state...

Billy Bush brought up Donald Trump’s infamous Access Hollywood tape during a new interview with Rob Lowe on the actor’s SiriusXM podcast Literally! With Rob Lowe, revealing that he flagged the president’s lewd comments to a superior more than a decade before the scandal broke.

“The day of the filming in 2005, I called my producer [and] said, ‘You’re not gonna believe what Trump said. He is going after Nancy.’ All I said was ‘Nancy O’Dell’ because I didn’t hear the other stuff,” Bush told Lowe, referencing his Access Hollywood colleague O’Dell. The “other stuff” seemingly refers to Trump’s comments about grabbing women by the genitals. “I said, ‘He’s trying to take Nancy furniture shopping to sleep with her. This is crazy. He’s done it again! The guy’s an animal!’ I report it, basically, to my superior, but it sits in a desk forever because…...

Hulu is all set to stream the classic sitcom Community. With an IMDb rating of 8.5 and a Rotten Tomatoes score of 88%, the show deserved a better fate, and you can’t fight me on this. Given the kind of viewer and critical acclaim the show had earned, it was surprising to see that it ended only after six seasons, surreally, a joke on the show itself.

Thanks to the recent acquisition of the show by Hulu, all six seasons will now be streaming on the platform, offering a new binge-worthy watch for viewers. Who knows, it could even spark a revival dream!

Why Were There 6 Seasons and A Movie Rumors About Community?

Right from its debut in the year 2009, Community stood out for its innovative style of storytelling. They had meta-narratives, a single camera set-up, pop-culture humour, and movie parodies, everything fresh and new back in the day.

The show...

The upcoming episode of “Celebrity Iou,” titled “Can Joel McHale Get Emotional?” promises a heartfelt journey for fans. Set to air on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at 8:00 Pm on HGTV, this episode features the charming and comedic Joel McHale. Known for his quick wit and humor, McHale is ready to show a different side as he pays tribute to his family’s cherished “LA Grandma.”

In this episode, Joel expresses his deep gratitude for the love and support that his grandmother has given throughout the years. While he is known for his comedic flair, viewers will see a more vulnerable side of him as he reflects on the impact she has had on his life. There are moments of laughter, but also some unexpected tears that reveal the depth of his feelings.

The blend of humor and emotion makes this episode special. Joel’s journey to honor his grandmother will resonate with many,...

One of the biggest guest stars in FX's The Bearseason 4 has revealed whether they will return in future episodes after solving a series-long mystery in the latest installment.

The Bear season 4 featured several returning guest stars, such as Bob Odenkirk, Sarah Paulson, Josh Hartnett, John Mulaney, and Gillian Jacobs, who is the real-life wife of series creator Christopher Storer. It also introduced new characters, such as Danielle Deadwyler's Chantel and Brie Larson's Francie Fak.

In an interview with Vanity Fair, Larson, who plays Captain Marvel in the MCU, finally spoke out about her "top secret" cameo in The Bear season 4. Her character, Francie, has had a longstanding beef with Abby Elliott's Natalie "Sugar" Berzatto for unknown reasons.

It's revealed, however, that the two may have had a fling in the past, to the dismay of Sugar's husband Pete. Larson touched on Francie's character and the possibility...

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This July, HBO Max is bringing you a lot of entertainment, from the highly anticipated streaming releases of Ryan Coogler‘s Sinners and Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega‘s Death of a Unicorn. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to HBO Max next month and have a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the 12 best films coming to HBO Max in July 2025 with a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

Woman at War (July 1) Rt Score: 97% Credit – Köggull Filmworks, Solar Media Entertainment, Gulldrengurinn, Vintage Pictures, and Slot Machine

Woman at War is an Icelandic-Ukrainian comedy-drama film directed by Benedikt Erlingsson, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Ólafur Egill Egilsson. The 2018 film follows Halla, an environmental activist trying to destroy the local aluminium business, but her priorities change...

Four of the most divisive animated Mortal Kombat movies will soon have a brand-new streaming home. The Mortal Kombat Legends film series is officially coming to HBO Max next month.

Per Warner Bros. Discovery Press, Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge, Battle of the Realms, Snow Blind and Cage Match will all be added to Max on July 1. The live-action films Mortal Kombat (1995 and 2021) and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation will also make their way to the streamer in July. While the animated Mortal Kombat Legends films have remained popular with fans of the fighting game franchise, the series has divided fans with each new release since it began in 2020.

All 4 Mortal Kombat Legends Movies Hit HBO Max in July

Scorpion's Revenge (animated by Avatar: The Legend of Korra's Studio Mir) was released direct-to-video in 2020 by Warner Bros. Animation and sees Scorpion avenging the deaths of his family after being resurrected by Quan Chi,...

Warning: contains spoilers from Season 4 of The Bear.

Last year, just ahead of The Bear’s Season Three premiere, Oliver “Cicero” Platt gave an interview to Andi Ortiz at The Wrap. On the subject of “Fishes,” the Christmas flashback episode from The Bear’s second season, Platt revealed that series creator Christopher Storer had been hearing from actors who wanted to appear on the show, but that Storer’s vision was so clear, such actors’ fame or glamor were of no consequence to him: “Like, f—ing Marlon Brando could be calling him, and if Marlon wasn’t right for whatever the role, he’d find a polite way to say, ‘I’m so flattered. I’m gonna have something else for you in the future.’”

And yet, “Fishes” is memorable, in large part, for the many distractingly well-known faces who show up to play members of the extended Berzatto family.

FX has served up another season of The Bear, which takes place in the competitive world of cooking and hospitality.

Season 3 kicked off with a montage of Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) going to train in New York under the intense Chef David (Joel McHale) and more in New York City with an emotional goodbye from his sister Natalie (Abby Elliott). This opening in the first episode set the tone for Carmy’s continued drive to level up The Bear into a fine dining establishment. The first episode of Season 3 also showed how Carmy, Nat, Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) and more dealt with the death of Michael “Mikey” Berzatto that rocked the family and brought Carmy back to Chicago to manage The Beef in Season 1.

Of course, much more happened for the intense chef as well as the rest of the ensemble in the kitchen. Find a refresher of what happened in...

No one saw the popularity of Squid Game coming, but here we are. Thanks to the combination of betrayal, drama, and comedy, the high-stakes survival drama became a perfect binge for Netflix subscribers. It led to the reality show Squid Game: The Challenge, and now an English-speaking spinoff is being developed by director David Fincher (Fight Club and Se7en).

To be fair, we're still not sure if the spinoff will actually happen of it if will die before it sees the light of day. Also worth noting it that it's not a remake, but they're not looking to case English-speaking version of the characters we already met in the original. Instead, it will be a new story set elsewhere in the world, with a whole new crop of cash-strapped contestants drafted to participate in the deadly Squid Games in the hopes of walking away with the grand prize, even...

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Hulu is ready with an entertainment-packed July this year. While we already know all the brilliant films that will be leaving Hulu in the upcoming month, we will also see the premiere of the highly anticipated upcoming season of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and the streaming release of Rami Malek‘s spy action thriller film The Amateur. Just like every month, Hulu is ready to overload you with great content. So, we’re here to tell you about the 12 new movies and TV shows coming to Hulu in July 2025.

Dan Da Dan Season 2 English Sub & Dub (July 3) Credit – Yukinobu Tatsu/Shueisha, Dandadan Production Committee

Dan Da Dan is a Japanese teen sci-fi fantasy anime series. Based on the Japanese manga series of the same name by Yukinobu Tatsu, the upcoming Season 2 of the anime series will continue...

Making its debut atop the Hulu Top 15 Today chart on Tuesday, June 24, the Hulu original documentary “Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything” continued to rank No. 1 on the service in both the overall chart and the movies chart on Wednesday, June 25.

Produced by ABC News Studios and with a run time of 1 hour, 35 minutes, the movie uses rare archival footage and revealing interviews from the iconic journalist’s groundbreaking career to tell the story of one of the most recognizable faces in news.

On the series chart, “General Hospital” ranked No. 1 for the second consecutive day followed by “ABC 20/20” in second and “Love Island (UK)” in third. Rounding out the top five were the Hulu original “Nine Perfect Strangers” and Fox’s “Lego Masters.”

With the hype surrounding “28 Years Later,” which is now playing in theaters, its predecessor film, “28 Weeks Later,” continues to perform well on the streaming service’s movies chart,...

“The Bear” Season 3 was criticized at the time of its release for its inconsistent plotting and lack of forward progression.

While it is true that less happened in the season than those that preceded it, though, there are still moments and developments throughout it that are important to remember before you watch “The Bear” Season 4. Case in point: Even the season’s reflective premiere, which is comprised mostly of flashbacks to Carmy’s (Jeremy Allen White) ascent up the culinary industry, revealed to viewers that Marcus’ (Lionel Boyce) mother died on the Bear’s preview night.

With that in mind, here is everything you need to remember from “The Bear” Season 3 before you watch the FX series’ newest episodes.

Ayo Edebiri in “The Bear.” (FX) Dysfunctional dining

In the second episode of “The Bear” Season 3, Carmy announces that he wants The Bear to change its menu every day and sends...

Let’s Gooo! Tyler Crispen had another chance to become a winner of a TV show when he competed on The 1% Club on Tuesday, June 24. Did the reality TV star make it all the way? Read on to find out. The 1% Club is a game show where 100 people answer brain teaser questions. Americans were polled, and the contestants have to see if they are smarter than most of them to make it to the question that only one percent of Americans got right. If they do, they win $100,000 or split it evenly between however many people made it that far. Contestants are given a pass that they can only use once. If they use it, they are still in the game, but their $1,000 goes in the prize pot. It can also not be used on the 1% question. Big Brother and The Challenge star Tyler Crispen tried to prove his...

Shane Gillis will host the 2025 Espys, ESPN announced Tuesday.

The comedian will take the stage at Los Angeles’ Dolby Theatre to host sports’ biggest night on Wednesday, July 16. The 2025 Espys, which are presented by Capital One, will air live at 8 p.m. Et/Pt on ABC and will stream live on ESPN+.

Gillis’ appointment as host marks a switchup from recent Espys hosts, which have more recently seen beloved sports stars host the awards ceremony. Serena Williams hosted in 2024 and other hosts from recent years include Stephen Curry, Russell Wilson, Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird, Danica Patrick and Peyton Manning, among others.

The “Tires” star and writer joins a slew of non-athletes who have hosted in the Espys, including Anthony Mackie, Tracy Morgan, Joel McHale, Drake and Jom Hamm.

“I’m excited to be at the Espys this year,” Gillis said. “I like sports so this should be a good time.

Alec Baldwin was the perfect Match Game host.

His sly wit and comedic timing were perfect due to his deadpan approach.

However, the show must go on, and it is continuing without Baldwin following the unfortunate incident on his independent film, Rust.

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Match Game was shelved for years, possibly to distance the show from Baldwin, but also to clear the way for a new host.

I won’t get into the minutiae behind the decision-making here, as I often disagree with significant hosting changes like this one.

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Scream 7, the official return of the Scream franchise after a three-year hiatus, is set for release in February 2026. Fans remain clueless about the details of the slasher sequel, with Paramount Pictures keeping things close to the chest. During filming, the cast and crew were vocal when speaking about the horror sequel, but lately, things have been quiet on the Ghostface front. Fortunately, Anna Camp, one of the franchise's newcomers, has spilled a few details. However, Camp did not spoil anything important, and simply preferred to raise anticipation about the return of none other than Sidney Prescott herself, Neve Campbell.

In an exclusive interview with MovieWeb's George Edelman, Camp talked about her arrival in one of the most beloved horror franchises of all time. It's been a long time coming for the actor whose previous horror credentials include TV appearances in True Blood, Creepshow and You. Camp's latest work is the action comedy Bride Hard,...

If you are a Community fan and own a Hulu subscription, next month will be a great one for you. This week, the streaming platform announced that all seasons of the cult comedy are being added to the library, and you can start binging as early as July 3. In case you missed the series, this is the perfect chance to find out why it became such a high-rated show back when it started airing in 2009. The entire story has six seasons – and a movie that has been in the works for a decade.

One of the reasons why Community became as popular as it did is because pretty much every episode contains a ton of references to other shows and movies. It could go as big as referencing Batman movies but also use some lesser-known references to inspire an entire episode, like the one built around the 1981 cult comedy My Dinner With Andre.

Stars from The Masked Singer will be making appearances on a fan-favorite game show in order to win money for their favorite charities. The Masked Singer shocked viewers when it revealed that it'll skip its fall and that season 14 won't premiere until 2026. However, fans are hoping that this means that former panelist Nicole Scherzinger will return to the show that her Tony Award-winning run as Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard is coming to an end on July 20.

Stars from The Masked Singer will be making appearances on a fan-favorite game show in order to win money for their favorite charities.

According to TV Insider, the beloved game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? season 4, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, will welcome several Masked Singer alums to the show, including guest panelist Joel McHale and his teammate Jim Rash, Kate Flannery and her teammate Oscar Nuñez, and Joe Buck and his teammate Oliver Hudson.

For those who have been worried or at least wondering if Scream will come to a screeching halt following the upcoming Scream 7, a recent statement from its creator, Kevin Williamson, leads us to believe it will go on and on — as long as the studio gives it the okay. While an eighth installment hasn’t been confirmed, Williamson shared his belief with the New York Post that the franchise has immense staying power no matter who stays or who goes, revealing,

“The thing about Scream is it can live in any form. And you can return to a character like Sidney and Gale and tell that story, and then the next one can be about someone else. I really like the idea that ‘Scream’ has evolved into a franchise that can expand in those ways.”

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Nearly 30 years after it slashed its way into fans’ hearts, Ethan Embry is joining the Scream franchise.

After the actor’s casting in Scream 7 was announced in February, he recalled auditioning for the original 1996 Wes Craven-helmed teen slasher film that launched the popular horror franchise.

“The one thing that I can tell about Scream 7 was that it was absolutely incredible to be invited,” he told Bloody Disgusting. “That is a lovely community of people, from the very beginning to what it is now. And I’ve been wanting to be a part of that franchise since the very beginning.”

Embry added, “I remember auditioning for Scream 1. I can’t remember if it was for [Jamie Kennedy’s Randy] or [Matthew Lillard’s Stu]. It was one of those. But I remember not getting good feedback from Mr. Craven.”

While plot and character details remain under wraps, Embry...

Jimmy Kimmel is about to embark on his annual summer vacation — and ABC has enlisted a rebel spy to fill in as host.

Diego Luna will preside over Jimmy Kimmel Live! the week of Monday, June 23. According to Deadline, the Andor star’s guests will include Adria Arjona, Ariela Barer, David Corenswet, Nicholas Hoult, Dolores Huerta, Heidi Klum, Patton Oswalt, Emma Stone and Alan Tudyk, as well as musical guests Good Charlotte, Hermanos Gutiérrez and Nezza.

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It’s doubtful that Joel McHale would have had his successful leading-man career in Community and other comedy projects if he hadn’t addressed the fading hairline he was rocking in this Ihop commercial.

McHale’s handsome head of hair is one reason comedian Mark Normand is considering his own hair transplant, he said this week on the We Might Be Drunk podcast. Considering how great other transplantees like McHale, Seth MacFarlane and Jimmy Kimmel look, Normand said, it might be time for him to join Team Transplant.

McHale told Normand that it was a worthy quest; after all, he was “fully bald” before he had four procedures himself. “I did it way back when, when it was a strip, which was painful,” McHale said. “Don’t do the strip.”

These days, hair experts simply “pluck it from the whole back section,” says McHale. “And it’s a miracle.”

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Some The Masked Singer stars have joined a new series amid signs that former panelist Nicole Scherzinger could return to the show after her Tony Award-winning performance as Norma Desmond in Broadway's Sunset Boulevard. Nicole was an original Masked Singer panelist along with Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, and Ken Jeong, but Rita Ora took her place beginning in season 11 when she left to play Norma in London's West End. Now that her Broadway run is ending on July 20, it's possible that Nicole could come back for The Masked Singer season 14.

Some The Masked Singer stars have joined a new series amid signs that former panelist Nicole Scherzinger could return to the show after her Tony Award-winning performance as Norma Desmond in Broadway's Sunset Boulevard.

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Who wants to be a millionaire? Well, Ken Jennings already is. The Jeopardy! host is set to compete on the upcoming season of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? starting on Wednesday, July 23. Fans of the game show think it is unfair since he is the undisputed G.O.A.T. of Jeopardy!. Ken Jennings will be playing with Matt Damon, as all of the celebrities will pair up to try and win $1 Million for charity. Along with Jennings and Damon, this season’s contestants include sportscaster Joe Buck and actor Oliver Hudson, Helen Hunt and Scandal‘s Dan Bucatinsky, Kal Penn and Jameela Jamil, E! red carpet reporter Brad Goreski and producer Gary Janetti, comedian Mike Birbiglia and actress Atsuko Okatsuka, Dietland‘s Tramell Tillman and actor Zach Cherry, Sarah Silverman and comedian and podcaster Marc Maron, Jordan Klepper and comedian Ronny Chieng, Jillian Bell and Chloe Fineman, Community...