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According to Deadline, Twisters director Lee Isaac Chung is in talks to helm the Ocean’s prequel movie for Warner Bros.

The current screenplay is by Carrie Solomon and is based on characters created by George Clayton Johnson & Jack Golden Russell, but the plot is being kept under wraps. Margot Robbie’s production company, LuckyChap Entertainment, is producing the project. At one time, it was reported that Robbie would star in the film alongside Ryan Gosling, but current reports state that no cast has been set.

Jay Roach (The Roses) was once attached to direct the film, but it seems he’s off the project. Previous reports stated that the film would be set in 1960s Europe and feature Robbie and Gosling as the parents of Danny (George Clooney) and Debbie Ocean (Sandra Bullock).

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After Kevin Smith’s Dogma returned to Cannes last month and received a seven-minute ovation, per Deadline, the portrayal of God on screen is back in the public consciousness. While Dogma is definitely a comedy — serious religious films don’t feature Jay and Silent Bob as foretold prophets — Smith didn’t hire a comedian for his Almighty, choosing Alanis Morissette instead “because I always thought God would be Canadian.” But other films and TV shows have tapped comic actors for their Gods, correctly imagining that He has an epic sense of humor.

Here are five comedians who’ve taken their turn at playing God…

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What happens when a bunch of comedians in their 50s and 60s try to make a movie about 1960s counterculture? You get a mess like Skidoo, featuring Groucho as a mob boss (and maybe more?) named God. Groucho says his performance as God was “God-awful,...

I was wrong. Chicago Med Season 10 Episode 22 was far better than it seemed like it would be from the preview trailer.

The best news is that the father who grabbed a gun waited until near the end of the hour and was quickly talked down.

Still, I’ve been spoiled by recent season-enders, so the lack of exciting cliffhangers made this season finale almost as disappointing as a certain other Dick Wolf show that had no ending at all.

(George Burns Jr/NBC) Anna’s Story Had The Most Potential, But It Was Resolved Far Too Quickly

Dr. Charles’ wayward daughter, Anna, has always been one of my favorite characters.

As a teenager, she was a spitfire who butted heads with him constantly because he tried too hard to guide her in the direction he thought she should go.

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At Tuesday night's 2025 Sports Emmy Awards, Lady Gaga took home her first Emmy. She won for Best Music Direction of "Hold My Hand" for the Super Bowl Lix pregame show. With previous victories at the Oscars and Grammys, that places her just a Tony Award short of Egot.

This marked her fifth try at winning an Emmy following nominations for her variety specials Lady Gaga Presents the Monster Ball Tour: At Madison Square Garden, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga: Cheek to Cheek Live!, and One Last Time: An Evening With Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga, plus the special class program Super Bowl Li Halftime Show Starring Lady Gaga.

Lady Gaga won her Academy Award for the song "Shallow" from the 2018 film A Star Is Born. She is a 14-time Grammy Award winner, with the first for The Fame and "Poker Face" in 2010 and the most recent earlier this year for...

Since Dr. Mitch Ripley appeared on Chicago Med, it was clear that he would be the latest problematic character.

The show has never been shy of having annoying and frustrating characters at the forefront of the narrative, but in many instances, they tried to justify the behavior.

While Dr. Halstead used to rub many people the wrong way, he was consistent in his convictions, even if they were sometimes misguided.

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The series introduced Ripley as someone with a complicated past tied to Dr. Charles.

It caused a lot of friction between them, but they reached a normalization point.

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However, it became clear that Ripley had a serious problem with anger management.

Yes, I’m stepping back into another realm of One Chicago to complain about Chicago Med’s obsession with a pairing.

As we head into the season finale of what is inarguably the best season of the series in quite some time, I maintain that Mitch Ripley has been Chicago Med Season 10‘s biggest drawback and weakest link.

And now, the frustration with the character continues with Hannah Asher’s latest plot development.

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The end of Chicago Med Season 10 Episode 21 didn’t exactly leave a girl enthusiastic. Pregnancy plots aren’t always the most entertaining, but One Chicago notoriously has a pregnancy problem that makes it hard to invest in these arcs in any capacity.

One Chicago pregnancies always result in pain, heartache, drama, and tragedy, and it’s rare that their mothers-to-be ever have a happy ending. In that regard, they should steer clear of...

One Chicago has weathered the storm. Sure, the franchise is going to have to make some changes in order to limit its budget, and part ways with select stars, but all three shows have been renewed by its network, NBC, for additional seasons. And apparently, the good news doesn't stop there.

One Chicago was one of the franchises singled out and praised during NBC's Upfront presentation on May 12. The network presented its fall plans, and Chairman of NBCUniversal Entertainment & Studios Donna Langley assured loyal One Chicago fans that the network is making moves to ensure that the franchise performs better than ever. How? By leaning into sports coverage.

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The network recently signed a $2.5 billion deal to increase its sports programming, with particular emphasis on the NBA. The network is so adamant...

NBC is keeping the fire burning — literally.

All three of Dick Wolf’s One Chicago dramas have officially been renewed for the 2025–2026 TV season.

That’s the good news. The bad news?

These renewals come with strings attached — namely, budget cuts and potential cast shakeups that fans won’t be thrilled about.

(George Burns Jr/NBC) Chicago Fire Season 14: The Flame Still Burns

The doors of Firehouse 51 aren’t closing anytime soon. Chicago Fire will return this fall for Season 14, continuing to anchor NBC’s high-performing Wednesday night lineup.

Of course, the show’s not immune to change. While it remains a ratings powerhouse, the cast is already in flux.

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It's coming down to the wire. One Chicago is a pillar of NBC's scripted drama lineup. It occupies the prime time slots on Wednesdays, and has continued to perform in the ratings. There's still no word on whether the franchise will be returning for the 2025-26 season, but we do have a determination date in sight.

It's unusual for Chicago Med, Chicago Fire and Chicago Pd to not already have secured renewals this close to their respective finales. All three shows end on May 21, and yet, we have no clue whether the network plans to bring them back or close the book on them. The good news is that we will find out, one way or the other, by May 12.

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It’s only May, and already it’s been a pretty tough year for animals with tenuous connections to pop culture. In January, Perry, the miniature donkey who served as the model for Shrek’s best friend died at the age of 30. Now we’ve just learned that an animal that briefly appeared in an episode of 30 Rock has passed away as well. No, we’re not talking about “Little Jenna,” Jenna Maroney’s pet gibbon/adopted child.

In the Season Seven episode “Unwindulax,” Liz tells her writing staff that Tgs needs to come up with a new idea that’s guaranteed to “go viral,” her example being “that otter that looks like Tracy.” We then see a quick split screen featuring both Tracy Jordan and an actual real-life otter.

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Tracy’s furry doppelganger was an otter named Tilly, who sadly just passed away at the age of 16. According to The Statesman Journal,...

We may still have a month left before the 2024-25 season concludes, but the Nielsen ratings are already being tallied up. The top show titles are not expected to change that much in the last few weeks of the season, and per usual, One Chicago has delivered the goods for NBC.

The network only claimed two of the top 10 spots when it came to the most-watched broadcasts during the 2024-25 season. And impressively, both of these spots were claimed by One Chicago. Chicago Fire came it at number eight, and Chicago Med pulling off an impressive year and leaping over its Pd counterpart, brought up the rear at number ten.

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This is fantastic news for the franchise,...

Chicago Pd has been occasionally frustrating in season 12. The show has introduced fascinating character arcs for several of its veteran presences, but the emphasis on case of the week stories has led to some of these arcs being pushed on to the back burner. There are times where the underlying feelings of the Iu members are not even referenced.

We do, somewhat, understand. There's been some excellent standalone stories in season 12, as well as a crossover event and an ongoing conflict with Chief Deputy Charlie Reid (Shawn Hatosy). We are excited to what happens with the villain, but we're relieved to have confirmation that the season 12 finale will place the emphasis on character over story.

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For nearly 30 years, Johnny Carson sat behind the desk as host of The Tonight Show and interviewed thousands of guests. While he had his favorites, Carson also reportedly disliked one comedy legend enough for him to be considered the late-night TV star's least favorite guest.

Whether they've publicly admitted it or not, every late-night TV host has a guest they disliked or just didn't connect with. Johnny Carson was no different, and he carried an ego and status that could make it difficult for any guest that didn't gel with Carson.

Bob Hope fit that category according to the book Hope: Entertainer of the Century by Richard Zoglin. The inside story reveals that while Hope was Carson's most frequent Tonight Show guest, the host didn't care much for Hope or his act.

"Carson never warmed to Hope, either personally or professionally," Zoglin wrote. "The Tonight Show host would often mimic...

Nothing can get me through Hump Day quite like knowing One Chicago is waiting for me by the end of the night.

However, while I tune into all of the series, typically, it’s easy to prioritize Chicago Fire and Chicago Pd ahead over Chicago Med.

Watching the latter is more a form of habit while awaiting the real action. It’s never been a bad series; it’s just always fallen to third place — an appetizer ahead of the main courses if you will.

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But Chicago Med is having one of its best seasons thus far, so much so that it’s been beating out a surprisingly weak Chicago Fire season.

The series has found its stride this season with many of its characters. Those like Lenox have had a strong season, and her character development has made her more endearing than when she first appeared.

On Saturday 30 March 2025, BBC Four broadcasts Wogan!

1989 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Wogan,” titled “1989,” promises to be a delightful trip down memory lane. Terry Wogan, known for his warm and engaging style, will revisit some of the most memorable moments from his chat show that year. The episode is set to air on BBC Four and is sure to capture the charm of late-night television during the late 80s.

Viewers can expect to see a star-studded lineup featuring icons from the entertainment industry. The list includes legendary figures such as Debbie Reynolds, Gene Wilder, and Gregory Peck, each bringing their unique flair to the show. Other notable guests include George Burns, Sammy Davis Jr., and Liza Minnelli, who all made a lasting impact on audiences during their appearances.

The episode will also highlight the presence of beloved stars like Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, and Bob Hoskins, alongside international talents...

I hate to have a bone to pick with Chicago Med after a three-week hiatus.

It felt good to have the soapiest medical drama outside of General Hospital back on television, and Chicago Med Season 10 Episode 16 was, for the most part, one of the stronger episodes.

But we need to talk about that Sharon storyline. It didn’t fit everything else she’s dealt with this season.

(George Burns Jr/NBC) Did Chicago Med Season 10 Episode 16 Forget Sharon’s Stalking Story?

If Sharon’s conflict with a comatose patient’s mother had happened on Chicago Med Season 9, I wouldn’t have thought twice about it.

Before Sharon’s stalking storyline, this would have been a moving, powerful story about Sharon having the opportunity to clear the air with a patient who blamed her for her daughter’s coma.

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After taking a brief break, Chicago Med season 10 resumed with the show’s sixteenth episode on March 26 bringing about a return to normalcy following the previous episode which found most of the action set outside Gaffney Chicago Medical Center following Ripley as he helped save the lives of a mother and daughter trapped in a well.

As the episode begins, we see a mother bringing in her comatose daughter and we quickly learn that this patient has a surprise connection with Goodwin’s past when the mother recognizes Goodwin as “Nurse Goodwin.” During the patient’s intake, Lenox notices the patient moving her arm suggesting perhaps she could be waking from her coma.

The mystery behind how Goodwin knows the patient and her mother, Angela, quickly comes to light and it's a tragic backstory. We learn that the young woman, Josephine, was involved in a car accident that claimed the...

The upcoming episode of “Wogan,” titled “1989,” promises to be a delightful trip down memory lane. Scheduled to air at 12:05 Am on Saturday, March 30, 2025, on BBC Four, this special installment features Terry Wogan reminiscing about some of the most memorable moments from his iconic chat show during that vibrant year.

Viewers can expect a star-studded lineup, showcasing a galaxy of international talent. The episode includes beloved figures from the entertainment world, such as the legendary Debbie Reynolds and the comedic genius Gene Wilder. Gregory Peck and George Burns also make appearances, adding a touch of classic Hollywood charm. The show captures the essence of 1989 with highlights from some of the most entertaining interviews.

Other notable guests featured in the episode include the dynamic duo Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau, as well as the enchanting Liza Minnelli and the charismatic Sammy Davis Jr. The presence of Catherine Deneuve and Shirley Temple Black...

I’m sorry, but Chicago Med has a couple problem that can’t be ignored anymore.

As much as I complained about Will and Natalie back in the day, I’d take ten episodes centered around them over one Mitch and Hannah story.

They’re not the only couple on Chicago Med, but they seem to be the only one to get decent stories, and the other couples don’t get much, either.

(George Burns, Jr/NBC) The One Chicago Crossover Underscores How Bad This Situation Has Gotten

January’s One Chicago crossover reran on March 12, so it’s a great time to discuss this problem.

During the crossover, Chicago Fire and Chicago Pd characters both had to worry about their significant others.

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Chicago Fire is full of married couples. A lot of the veteran characters have tied the knot at some point over the show's thirteen seasons. There are precious few that are single, but we are starting to think there may be something brewing with Lyla Novak (Jocelyn Hudon).

The medic has tried to keep the details about her past under wraps, but there is something going on between her and Jack Damon (Michael Bradway), a firefighter who recently returned to the show after getting booted from 51.

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There was some flirtation between Novak and Damon during the end of season 12, when they were both brand new to the firehouse. The latter was subsequently transferred to another firehouse, but the notion of Novak and Damon having...

Chicago Pd has been putting Adam Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger) through the absolute ringer lately. The character has had to contend with his father's Alzheimer's diagnosis, as well as a harrowing case involving a kidnapped girl he has a fatherly connection with.

It's no wonder Ruzek has been on edge. Unfortunately, Pd's decision to focus on Ruzek's increasingly tense situation has come at the expense of the happy stuff around the corner. Namely, Ruzek getting married to Kim Burgess (Marina Squerciati). The show has been oddly non-referential when it comes to the wedding, despite it being set up as the season 12 finale.

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Herrmann struggles under the weight of paperwork in Chicago Fire season 13, episode 14. Meanwhile, Novak gets a blast from the past, and Cruz just can’t get home.

Caution: This post contains Spoilers for Chicago Fire season 13, episode 14.

The latest episode, titled “Bar Time,” sees Violet and Novak getting ready for a long night. It’s Friday pay day, and that means everyone will be in the bars until closing. Of course, drunk people lead to dangerous and bloody situations.

On top of that, they have a ride-along for the night. The ride-along is military, and he thinks that the experience in the field will be good to take on deployments with him. It turns out that the ride-along is Oz, Novak’s ex-fiance.

Novak works through her past in Chicago Fire season 13, episode 14

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Do you know what’s annoying? When your eyeballs start leaking because of feelings and stuff.

What isn’t annoying is Patrick J. Flueger and his incredible performance during Chicago Pd Season 12 Episode 14.

He and Jack Coleman have been fantastic with this difficult Alzhemieres arc.

(George Burns Jr/NBC) The Zoe Case Picks Back Up

After a reprieve, including the One Chicago crossover, we finally returned to the Zoe case and wrapped things up with a relatively happy ending.

It was still a challenging hour to watch unfold as this poor young girl who has been through so much had to deal with Cronin abducting her and stashing her away in an abandoned motel.

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If you could increase your lifespan by some three and a half years, wouldn't you do everything in your power to do it?

No sweat. All you need to do is win an Academy Award and an extended life can be yours.

Indeed, a Plos One journal study published in 2022 found that the individuals who had won Oscars lived on average 77.1 years, while those who had merely been nominated lived 73.6 years. For further context, overall life expectancy in the U.S. is 77.4 years, so Oscar winners are about on par with civilians, while Oscar losers have shorter lives.

To find out why Oscar winners live longer, Gold Derby reached out to study author Ian Robertson, founding director of the Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience in Dublin, and now a distinguished scientist in the Center for BrainHealth at the University of Texas at Dallas, who has devoted an inordinate amount of...

Time may have passed, but George Clooney is still up to his old shenanigans. Or at least back to playing career criminal Danny Ocean again.

Speaking in an interview with The New York Times, the Academy Award-winning actor teased the latest installment in the long-running franchise, which would serve as a follow-up to “Ocean’s Thirteen.”

“It’s like we’re all too old to do the jobs we used to be able to do,” Clooney said.

Clooney previously spoke of the project in an interview with Uproxx back in December 2023, where he compared the script to the 1979 comedy “Going in Style,” starring George Burns, Art Carney, and Lee Strasberg. At the Los Angeles premiere of “Wolfs” back in September 2024, he also told E! News that he’d gotten the rest of the old team on board to return.

“We have a really good script,” said Clooney. “Everyone’s read it and ready to do it.

I love stories about people finding their voice and speaking up despite the consequences, and Lenox and Naomi’s story on Chicago Med Season 10 Episode 13 was one of the best.

Lenox has been pushing Naomi to stand up for herself and not let fear of other people’s judgment get in her way, but she didn’t like it when Naomi did just that.

This obstacle could have easily set Naomi back, but she didn’t let it, proving that she’s going to be a great doctor.

(George Burns, Jr/NBC) Lenox Wanted Naomi To Stand Up For Her Beliefs… But Not To Her Face

Lenox is a complex character, and this conflict between her and Naomi makes her even more interesting.

She respects people who speak their minds and doesn’t respect those who hold back. This is a different perspective than many Chicago Med characters.

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A lot of Dungeons & Dragons fans may not know that the first movie adaptation of the popular role-playing board game was released in 2000. Now, the feature film is now available to stream entirely for free.

Per Variety,Dungeons & Dragons is just one of over thirty feature films that have been made available for streaming completely free on the official Warner Bros. Entertainment YouTube channel. Other available titles include beloved genre classics such as Return of the Living Dead Part II, box office bombs like the Eddie Murphy-led The Adventures of Pluto Nash, and genuinely intriguing pieces of cinema like Oh, God! starring George Burns.

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Over the years, Warner Bros. has tried to monetize its catalog of older movies through different subscription streaming services, including FilmStruck — which it shut down less than a year after it launched in 2018.

Now, Warner Bros. Entertainment has quietly taken a new approach to bringing its content to YouTube to farm its film catalog for digital ad revenue.

Since the start of 2025, the company has released 31 movies on Warner Bros.-owned YouTube channels, all available for free. The movies include ads, unless you are a YouTube Premium subscriber. Warner Bros. has published a YouTube playlist with the free movies, available at this link.

The titles are varied and cut across genres, with some films on the list dating back decades. The movies include “Mutiny on the Bounty” starring Marlon Brando, “The Adventures of Pluto Nash” starring Eddie Murphy, “Oh, God!” featuring George Burns in the titular role, “The Mission” starring Robert De Niro,...

In a very uncharacteristic move by Warner Bros., the studio has uploaded 31 movies to stream on YouTube for free. There is a perception that those who are watching a movie via a streaming service over going to the theater, is that it's free to do, despite paying a monthly subscription. Those streaming platforms are more costly than ever, and people are starting to make cuts to what could be a must-have service. Yet, a movie on YouTube that can be watched for free with no rental fee or any commercials, is something Warner Bros. is looking to offer movie fans with titles like the first Dungeons & Dragons, Mutiny on the Bounty, and the Jackie Chan-led Mr. Nice Guy.

Warner Bros. Entertainment's YouTube page made a playlist of movies that can be watched for free, some of which are critically acclaimed hits. These include Palme d'Or winner The Mission starring Robert DeNiro,...

The One Chicago crossover was a success. It yielded some of the franchise's best ratings of the year, and did so for all three hours of its Wednesday night block. This was to be expected, of course. There wasn't anybody who was going to tune in for just one portion of the crossover event, given that it was crucial to watch all three to understand the plot.

That said, the ratings fluctuated depending on the episode. Chicago Fire, Chicago Med and Chicago Pd drew different levels of interest according to Nielsen, and the results surprised. Chicago Fire is the most popular show in the franchise, historically, and it kicked off the crossover event in the slot that's usually reserved for Med.

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Just over a month after his death on Dec. 29, 2024, at age 100, Jimmy Carter won a posthumous Grammy for Best Audio Book, Narration, and Storytelling Recording for Last Sundays in Plains: A Centennial Celebration. He defeated Barbra Streisand (My Name Is Barbra), Dolly Parton (Behind the Seams: My Life in Rhinestones), producer Guy Oldfield (All You Need Is Love: The Beatles in Their Own Words), and George Clinton (…And Your Ass Will Follow). It was Carter’s fourth victory after a storied post-presidential career, the longest of any former president in U.S. history.

Carter’s one term in office was beset by challenges including economic stress, an energy crisis, and the Iran hostage crisis, the last of which largely contributed to his failure to secure a second term in the White House. He was defeated by Ronald Reagan in 1980 and left office in 1981, after which Carter focused on humanitarian work,...

One Chicago is ready to unveil its most ambitious crossover event to date. The franchise has treated fans to multiple crossovers over the years, but the 2025 event is guaranteed to be the best yet in the sense that every character and show will get the spotlight.

It will be a One Chicago Wednesday unlike any other, in terms of both storytelling and structure. There are going to be more than a few fans who tune in and are confused by the order of the three One Chicago shows: Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, and Chicago Pd.

Chicago Fire is going to start the crossover event Chicago Fire -- "In The Trenches: Part I" Episode 13011 -- Pictured: (l-r) Amy Morton as Desk Sgt. Trudy Platt, Christian Stolte as Randy "Mouch" McHolland -- (Photo by: Peter Gordon/NBC)

While they typically air in the order in which they are listed above, the January...

Way to be depressing, Chicago Med!

I guess I should have expected this one to be painful, considering it was called “Broken Hearts,” but I wasn’t ready for so much death in one episode.

Two patients died, Maggie broke up with Loren, and Hannah’s sister attempted to manipulate Hannah after ghosting her for five years. What kind of start to the New Year was this supposed to be?

(George Burns Jr/NBC) We Needed At Least One Happy Ending

The surgical team warned the conjoined twins going in that it was likely that one of them could stroke out, so it wasn’t a surprise.

That was the kind of tragic ending Chicago Med loves: one twin dies, the other lives.

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David Leitch could soon be sailing into the Ocean's franchise waters; the fan-favorite action director is reportedly in early talks to helm Ocean's 14. The upcoming feature will mark the first of the franchise films starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney that Steven Soderbergh will not direct. Clooney will also be involved in Ocean's 14, reprising his role as Danny Ocean and serving as a producer.

It's an exciting development for fans of Leitch's work and the series itself, given his previous work directing mega-action flicks like John Wick, Atomic Blonde, Deadpool 2, and Fall Guy, starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt. That last one was a particularly personal one for the director, given his time working as a stuntman (often with Pitt) before becoming a director. He also directed the raucous Bullet Train, which starred Pitt as the unlucky assassin Ladybug. Pitt, though not officially confirmed, is expected...

“The Fall Guy” and “Deadpool 2” director David Leitch is in talks to direct “Ocean’s 14” for Warner Bros. Discovery, according to an insider with knowledge of the project.

George Clooney and Brad Pitt are expected to return. The duo last starred in “Ocean’s 13,” back in 2007.

“We have a really good script for another ‘Ocean’s’ now, so we may end up doing another one. It’s actually a great script,” Clooney previosuly said. While he was reluctant to call it “Ocean’s Fourteen,” he did say, “The idea is kind of like ‘Going In Style,’” referencing the 1979 film written and directed by Martin Brest, starring George Burns, Art Carney and Lee Strasberg, about three elderly friends who decide to break the monotony of their lives by pulling off a heist.

Steven Soderbergh directed Clooney’s three “Ocean’s” movies. The franchise was revived in 2018’s “Ocean’s 8,” an...

The InSneider has reported that David Leitch is in early talks to direct Ocean’s 14, the latest installment of the heist franchise featuring George Clooney and Brad Pitt alongside an all-star ensemble. It was previously reported that Conclave director Edward Berger was being courted to develop the film, but it appears that didn’t work out.

George Clooney actually teased another Ocean’s project in 2023, saying, “We have a really good script for another Ocean’s now, so we may end up doing another one. It’s actually a great script.” The actor wouldn’t spill any other details, only to say that “the idea is kind of Going in Style.” The film Clooney refers to is a 1979 heist comedy starring George Burns, Art Carney, and Lee Strasberg as three friends who decide to rob a bank. The film was remade in 2017 by Zach Braff, with Morgan Freeman, Alan Arkin,...

Joe Miñoso has been a cornerstone of NBC’s Chicago Fire since its inception, bringing depth, humor, and heart to the character of Joe Cruz.

Over the years, Cruz has evolved from a lighthearted, Zumba-loving firefighter to a dedicated family man and seasoned Squad member with profound stakes at play.

Miñoso’s portrayal has consistently captured the balance between Cruz’s vulnerability and his fierce loyalty, making him a fan favorite in the One Chicago universe.

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In this exclusive interview, Miñoso reflects on the unique opportunity of revisiting a storyline from the show’s very first season.

The Flaco arc, initially a defining moment for Cruz, comes full circle in Chicago Fire Season 13, offering a deeper exploration of his character’s psyche.

With Cruz now a husband and father, the stakes have never been higher, as his protective instincts lead him into dangerous territory.

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2024 was a roller coaster of a year for the One Chicago franchise that included some cast exits, cast introductions, weddings, and plenty of shockers. And it was still a year that had many memorable and surprising moments.

That being said, between all three shows in the franchise, 2024 brought some surprisingly great moments that were also arguably some of the best. Whether heartwarming or heart-pounding, the franchise kept fans on the edge of their seats, and I can only imagine that 2025 will do the same thing.

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Chicago Med has not had an easy couple of seasons. The show has lost several of its long time cast members, and been forced to soldier on while introducing newcomers. Some of the newcomers have also left, meaning Med has had the doubly unfortunate task of replacing their replacements.

Here's the thing, though. Chicago Med has pulled it off. The medical drama has managed to maintain its footing with fans. In fact, the show is more popular than it has been in years past. TVLine released ratings for the 2024-25 midseason, and Chicago Med has leapfrogged Pd to become the second biggest One Chicago show in the entire franchise.

Chicago Med has risen up the NBC ranks Chicago Med -- "Love Will Tear Us Apart" Episode 1008 -- Pictured: (l-r) Marlyne Barrett as Maggie Lockwood, Steven Weber as Dr. Dean Archer, Sarah Ramos as Dr. Caitlin Lenox -- (Photo by: George Burns...

Jimmy Carter died on Dec. 29 at age 100, after almost two years in hospice care. He lived longer than any U.S. president in history. And his influence extended beyond his tenure in the White House. After he was voted out and left office in 1981, Carter focused on philanthropy and humanitarianism, becoming especially well known for his work with Habitat for Humanity, and eventually earned a Nobel Peace Prize. He was also a prolific author, and in that capacity Carter became a three-time Grammy winner for his audiobooks. Now it looks like a forth win is coming.

According to the combined predictions of Gold Derby users, Carter is the frontrunner to win Best Audio Book, Narration, and Storytelling for Last Sunday in Plains: A Centennial Celebration, with more than two-thirds of pundits (66.8 percent) betting on him to prevail, and for good reason. He has earned nine previous nominations for Best Spoken Word Album,...

While cast changes have always been a part of the One Chicago shows, there is no denying that Chicago Med has seen one of the highest cast turnarounds of the three One Chicago shows in recent years.

In the last few seasons, we’ve seen new faces join the show only to leave after short tenures with the medical drama. We’ve also seen fan-favorite, long-tenured cast members exit the series after seasons of playing their respective characters. Some of these exits have come with notice, while others have taken fans by surprise due to the unexpected ways in which the characters have been written out of the show.

These frequent changes to the cast have made it clear that no one is ever truly safe, and you never know when your favorite character might appear for the final time on the show.

As we look ahead to 2025, it seems...

2024 was yet another season of change for Chicago Fire. Across the year, we bid farewell to another wave of incredible characters, some whose exits were promoted by the actors’ desires to leave the show and others for creative reasons that have left fans more than a little puzzled.

Change is something we’ve come to expect from the shows, but that doesn’t mean it’s become any easier seeing favorite characters written off.

As 2024 comes to a close, let’s take a look back at the five Chicago Fire exits that have left us salty beginning with a character whose exit we knew was coming but still haven’t been able to get over.

Chicago Fire -- "A White Knuckle Panic" Episode 915 -- Pictured: Kara Killmer as Sylvie Brett -- (Photo by: Lori Allen/NBC) 5. Kara Killmer As Sylvie Brett

Truthfully, the reason Kara Killmer is at the bottom...

One Chicago is always good for a surprising death or two. The franchise traffics in very intense settings, whether it be a police station, a hospital or a firehouse, so there are bound to be instances in which characters put their life on the line. It comes with the job description.

Chicago Med, Chicago Fire and Chicago Pd have given fans shocking deaths throughout the years, but 2024 was different. None of the main characters from these shows died, but they were seriously impacted by the deaths that occured around them. As such, we decided to look back at the ones that had the biggest impact in 2024 (which means the tail end of the previous season and the first half of the current season!).

Chicago Med suffered a major tragedy in season 9 finale Chicago Med -- "I Make a Promise, I Will Never Leave You" Episode 9005 -- Pictured: (l-r) Sophia Ali as Dr.

Chicago Med is preparing for the upcoming crossover event just like the other One Chicago shows. It's also preparing for new standalone episodes as well, however. Shaw Local News Network, a local Chicago outlet, confirmed that Med is planning on shooting action-packed scenes next month, for what will almost certainly make the cut in season 10's second half.

Shaw Local News Network reported that Chicago Med will be setting up camp in Prairie Grove, a village in Illinois, for the first leg of January 2025. The NBC production team will be prepping the shoot from January 2 to 6, and filming from January 8 to 10. The shoot will require Gracy Road to shut down during the latter batch of dates.

Chicago Med will feature a car crash in a rural area Chicago Med -- "Forget Me Not" Episode 1006 -- Pictured: Steven Weber as Dr. Dean Archer -- (Photo by: George Burns Jr/NBC)

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Everybody loves a good first responder procedural, and it’s why Chicago Fire has seen such massive success.

The firehouse-focused NBC hit quickly spawned two equally popular spinoffs and continues to celebrate its accomplishments midway through its thirteenth season.

As much as the action keeps things interesting, there’s a large portion of the fanbase that tunes in each week for something else entirely.

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I’ve gushed about this show’s strengths before, from its heartfelt friendships to its commitment to accuracy.

Fans love the show for a plethora of reasons, and with a dynamic cast and talented showrunner (Andrea Newman), it’s easy to understand the hype.

But if you zoom in a bit, looking past the general audience of casual Wednesday night viewers and focusing on the fandom, it’s hard to miss the Stellaride-shaped beacon that keeps the most devoted fans engaged.

Why is Chicago Fire Shafting Stellaride?...

Chief Dom Pascal (Dermot Mulroney) is still getting acclaimed at Firehouse 51. The newcomer has yet to completely gel with his team, but strides have been made, and veteran members have recognized his good intentions. What remains to be seen, though, is how long Pascal will stick around.

The promo for Chicago Fire winter premiere dropped shortly after the fall finale on Wednesday. It didn't give too much away in terms of plot, but it did place emphasis on Pascal and his leadership. The 51 Chief can be seen giving his team a pep talk before they enter a burning building. Pascal can even be seen leading the charge at the tail end of the promo.

Chief Pascal could potentially be in danger

This got us to wondering. The promo suggests that the blaze gets hectic at one point, and that the lives of those in the building get placed in harm's way.

The 2025 stamp designs are out! There are the usual boring sets — American vistas? More U.S. flags? Vibrant leaves? — but one announcement has set comedy hearts aflutter: a commemorative stamp featuring the late sitcom superstar Betty White. Score!

“An icon of American television, Betty White (1922–2021) shared her wit and warmth with viewers for seven decades — including roles on The Golden Girls and The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” said the Usps in its announcement. “The comedic actor, who gained younger generations of fans as she entered her 90s, was also revered as a compassionate advocate for animals. Dale Stephanos created the digital illustration based on a 2010 photograph by Kwaku Alston. Greg Breeding, an art director for Usps, designed the stamp.”

In other words, Betty White was a badass.

White isn’t the first comedian honored by the Post Office, but she’s on a very short list. While you can’t...

In the 1982 comedy classic Tootsie, Teri Garr plays Sandy Lester, a struggling actress and close friend of Dustin Hoffman’s Michael Dorsey. Between her chosen profession and her many bad choices in men, she has been conditioned to be life’s doormat. In an early scene, she vents that she was trapped in Michael’s bathroom for a half-hour during a party while no one noticed, then admits that, yes, everyone seems to be having a good time. Later, when Michael stands her up for a dinner date, she somehow winds up apologizing to him.

Teri Garr has sadly passed away at the age of 79, but she left behind an incredible body of work that includes some of the greatest (and funniest) movies ever made. Before Garr retired from acting in 2011, she had enjoyed a long and prosperous career. She appeared in a wide range of films and TV shows and amassed a trophy cases worth of accolades. Throughout her storied career, Garr received an Academy Award nomination and a BAFTA Award nomination (both for the timeless 80s comedy Tootsie), and won a National Board of Review Award.

Before Garr passed away, she worked with Mel Brooks on one of the best comedies of all time, she worked with Steven Spielberg on one of the best science fiction movies of all time, and she played Phoebes birth mother in Friends. Renowned New Yorker critic Pauline Kael described Garr as the funniest neurotic dizzy dame on...

Teri Garr, the Oscar-nominated actress best known for her work in hit comedies like Tootsie and Young Frankenstein, died Tuesday, Oct. 29, at her home in Los Angeles, The New York Times reports. She was 79.

Garr’s publicist confirmed her death, saying it was caused by complications from multiple sclerosis. Garr was diagnosed with Ms in 1999 and revealed it publicly in 2002. In 2006, she suffered a brain aneurysm that left her in a coma for several days, though she eventually regained her ability to speak.

Over four decades, Garr enjoyed a wildly successful and multi-faceted career,...