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Christoph Waltz has boarded the cast of “Only Murders in the Building” Season 5.

The “Inglourious Basterds” star will join the Hulu series in a recurring guest star role when “Only Murders in the Building” returns for its fifth installment. Like each season of “Only Murders,” details regarding Waltz’s role and storyline are being kept under wraps. Production is currently underway on the new season.

Waltz will appear alongside “Only Murders in the Building” stars Martin Short, Steve Martin, Selena Gomez and Michael Cyril Creighton, who most recently traveled to Los Angeles in Season 4 to shepherd the film adaptation of their podcast. After introducing Tea Leoni as Sofia Caccimelio at the end of Season 4, co-creator and showrunner John Hoffman told TheWrap the next season would also see Leoni returning.

Season 5 could potentially see the return of Meryl Streep’s Loretta, with Hoffman telling TheWrap, “I find it very hard to...

Hulu's hit comedy Only Murders in the Building will return with Season 5. Already in production, the new season is staying consistent with its love for famous names.

After flaunting a long list of critically acclaimed actors throughout its first four seasons, that won't stop for the upcoming fifth season. Only Murders in the Building added yet another Oscar-winning actor to its star-studded cast. Per Variety, two-time Oscar-winning actor Christoph Waltz joined the series in a recurring role.

As usual, Hulu is keeping details for Waltz's character under wraps. So far, Waltz marks the second big guest star after actor and comedian Keegan-Michael Key joined the cast earlier this month in a recurring role.

Christoph Waltz won two Oscars for Best Supporting Actor, both for his work with critically acclaimed director Quentin Tarantino. The first one was for 2009's Inglorious Basterds, and the second for 2012's Django Unchained, which also won him Golden Globes,...

Exclusive: Loretta Ramos has been named Senior Director of Blumhouse and K Period Media’s Screamwriting Fellowship program.

Ramos previously served as interim head of the Sundance Institute’s Women of Sundance program.

In her role, she will be responsible for overseeing the program for the two companies, which is run in partnership with the Sundance Institute.

The invite-only program is accepting recommendations for applicants until Friday.

Said Ramos, “There are some truly electric new voices in horror. Writers from all types of backgrounds are bringing new dimensions to the genre, and I’m so excited to lead this initiative to provide equitable opportunities and make sure they feel supported in bringing their visions to life. It’s been wonderful getting to know the teams at K Period Media and Blumhouse and I’m looking forward to working together.”

Kimberley Steward, Founder of K Period Media, and Jason Blum, Founder/CEO of Blumhouse,...

With “Opry 100: A Live Celebration” set to go out live tonight, producers of the show are offering a preview of the three-hour telecast — which doesn’t quite have a hundred performers to represent the Grand Ole Opry’s 100 years, but may seem close enough to it by the time the three hours are up. The show airs from 8-11 p.m. Et/Pt on NBC and Peacock.

Silent House, which is behind the conceptualizing and production many of today’s top arena and stadium tours (like Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour), is partnering with the Opry on the production. Silent House’s Baz Halpin, Mark Bracco and Linda Gierahn, who recently won Emmys for “Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter + Love,” are serving as executive producers on “Opry 100,” along with R.A. Clark and Steve Buchanan. Gierahn and Bracco spoke with Variety during a time-out from rehearsals about what country fans can expect.

On Wednesday March 19 2025, E! broadcasts an episode of the series Night Court!

The Best Dan Season 2 Episode 13 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Night Court,” titled “The Best Dan,” promises to deliver a blend of humor and heartfelt moments. As the story unfolds, Roz faces a dilemma when her wedding venue unexpectedly falls through. This situation leaves her scrambling for a solution, and her colleague Abby steps in to help. Abby offers the courthouse as a makeshift wedding venue, showcasing the unique charm of their workplace in a way that fans of the show will surely appreciate.

Meanwhile, Dan finds himself navigating a different kind of challenge. He strikes up a connection with a wedding guest who has ties to his past. This encounter leads to some intriguing moments as Dan realizes that his reputation might not be as easily forgotten as he hoped. The episode explores themes of love,...

Nothing excites us as audiences more than when an onscreen couple channels their romance into real life.

So today, we’re all about Meryl Streep and Martin Short, our favorite quirky duo from Only Murders in the Building, who have been stirring up real-life romance rumors for a while now.

Meryl Streep and Martin Short in Only Murders in the Building | image: Hulu

Although they initially swore to be “just friends” (cue the eye rolls), their chemistry had fans convinced otherwise. From stealing scenes to stealing hearts, the pair’s flirty moments and undeniable spark kept everyone guessing. And now? Well, let’s just say the truth is juicier than any murder mystery.

Meryl Streep and Martin Short have been friends for over a decade

The entertainment world has been abuzz with speculation about the nature of Meryl Streep and Martin Short’s relationship, especially after their compelling performances as...

On Wednesday March 19 2025, E! broadcasts an episode of the series Night Court!

The Roz Affair Season 2 Episode 2 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Night Court,” titled “The Roz Affair,” promises to be filled with humor and unexpected twists. In this episode, Dan takes on the role of a supportive friend as he helps Roz with a tricky investigation. However, things do not go as planned, leading them to find themselves in an unusual situation where they must plead their case in front of Abby. The dynamic between the characters is sure to bring both laughter and tension, as they navigate the challenges of the courtroom.

Meanwhile, Gurgs adds her own flair to the episode by sharing entertaining stories from her adventures in London. Her tales are bound to captivate the court and bring a light-hearted touch to the proceedings. Gurgs’ storytelling style is always engaging, and her experiences in the...

Jesse L. Kearney Jr., a playwright, a recipient of the Dramatists Guild’s Jonathan Larson Musical Theater Fellowship and the vice president of the advocacy group Black Broadway Men United, died Thursday, March 6, at a hospital in Newark, New Jersey, of complications from a cerebral arteriovenous malformation.

His death was announced by his wife Jacquelyn Bell Kearney, co-founder of the Broadway Advocacy Coalition. “In moments like these,” she said in a statement, “I think of how bright one soul can shine and pierce the hearts of so many people. Jesse’s light grows stronger every day.”

An attorney and arts activist, Kearney made significant contributions to both the legal and performing arts communities throughout his career. As the Content Acquisition and Development Manager at Audible, Inc., he championed diverse voices in audio storytelling. He was a cofounder and General Counsel of The Stage Network, a streaming media platform devoted to the performing arts.

Jesse L. Kearney Jr., a playwright, attorney and arts advocate, died March 6 at a hospital in Newark, New Jersey, after undergoing emergency brain surgery two months earlier, his wife, Jacquelyn Bell Kearney, announced. He was 49.

A recipient of the Jonathan Larson Musical Theater Fellowship from the Dramatist Guild and the Lazarus Family Musical Theater Award, Kearney co-wrote Making Micheaux (2021), a short musical film about Black film pioneer Oscar Micheaux that was produced by Prospect Theater Company’s Vision Series.

He also was the co-bookwriter and co-lyricist on the full-length jazz musical The Oscar Micheaux Project (working title), which was commissioned by Prospect Musicals and developed at Goodspeed Musicals’ Johnny Mercer Writers Grove. It was selected for the 2023 Namt Festival of New Musicals and the 2024 Village Theatre Festival of New Musicals and received the inaugural Michael Friedman Award from the Pipeline Arts Foundation.

Kearney authored several one-act plays, and his musical...

Brian Trenchard-Smith, the British-Australian director of such Ozploitation classics as Turkey Shoot and Dead End Drive-In, eventually made the big move to Hollywood in the early 1990s, and in due time, he was entrusted with the third installment of that decade’s most madcap horror franchise. Amazingly, Trenchard-Smith made his mark on a genre series already known for its schlocky pleasures and cheesy execution. And for those who prefer the wackier and more untamed entries in the Leprechaun universe, they really have Trenchard-Smith to thank; he steered these films in a cracked direction that still has fans talking to this day.

What better person to direct a Leprechaun sequel than the man who once said subtlety isn’t his middle name. Trenchard-Smith, a director of many self-deprecating quotes, made his Hollywood horror debut with another sequel, Night of the Demons 2, before boarding Leprechaun 3. In fact, it was his relationship...

The excitement continues in Season 2 of “Night Court” with Episode 2, titled “The Roz Affair.” This episode promises a mix of humor and unexpected twists as Dan steps in to assist Roz with a complicated investigation. However, things take a turn for the worse, leading them to plead their case in front of Abby. Viewers can expect plenty of laughs as Dan and Roz navigate the courtroom chaos together.

Meanwhile, Gurgs takes center stage with her entertaining stories about her adventures in London. Her tales are sure to bring a light-hearted touch to the courtroom, showcasing her unique personality and knack for storytelling. Gurgs always knows how to keep the mood lively, and her London escapades will surely add to the fun.

Olivia is also on a mission in this episode, trying to establish a side gig as a sports agent. Her ambition and determination are bound to lead to some...

The excitement for “Night Court” continues to build as Season 2 reaches Episode 13, titled “The Best Dan.” This episode promises a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, airing on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at 10:30 Pm on E!. Fans of the show can expect plenty of laughs and some unexpected twists in the courtroom.

In this episode, Roz faces a challenge when her wedding venue unexpectedly falls through. This situation puts her in a tough spot, and she turns to Abby for help. Abby, always ready to lend a hand, offers the courthouse as a new venue for Roz’s big day. This decision leads to a series of comedic situations as the courthouse transforms into a wedding venue, showcasing the unique blend of legal drama and wedding chaos that “Night Court” is known for.

Meanwhile, Dan finds himself in an interesting predicament. He strikes up a connection with a wedding guest who has ties to his past.

After episode 3 ended with such a major cliffhanger, one would have expected the fourth episode of Only Murders in the Building season 4 would have picked up right where we left off. Instead, the episode kills teh momentum the previous episode built, but fear not! By the time the episode comes to a close, the show does a brilliant job of building that momentum back up with a closing scene that is sure to leave fans on the edge of their seats between episodes!

Warning: The following contains spoilers from Only Murders in the Building season 4 episode 4, “The Stunt Man.”

Charles dreams a little dream of Sazz

The episode begins with what turns out to be a nightmare for Charles, a dream in which he’s following Sazz through the woods aimlessly. When he asks her where she’s heading, she simply tells him, “Paradise,” before we hear gunfire and Charles awakens from the dream.

The surprises in “Only Murders in the Building” Season 4 continued in Tuesday’s episode as Paul Rudd made a stunning return that left Charles, Mabel and Oliver wondering if Ben Glenroy came back from the dead (again).

Rudd turns out to instead be Glenn Stubbins, Glenroy’s Irish stunt double, who the trio meet while following a lead at Concussions, a bar frequented by murder victim Sazz Pataki.

“I love Paul Rudd and Paul Rudd loves being on the show and we’re doing a season about stunt doubles. We had a season last season where Ben Glenroy died, and who was Ben Glenroy’s stunt double is not an unfathomable question. And we have dopplegängers all throughout the season,” showrunner John Hoffman told TheWrap. “It just like like, ‘Oh, my God, that’s how we bring him back!’ All of that paralleling with Charles and Sazz felt sweet and right,...

Oh Hell! It’s not even Halloween, and Only Murders in the Building Season 4, Episode 4 just gave us a darkly comedic treat!

From Charles’s creepy, fog-infested dreams to a surprising twist that wasn’t Paul Rudd’s reappearance, “The Stunt Man” served up some seriously macabre vibes.

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Rats, Hell’s Kitchen, “faces,” and snappy dialogue set the tone, weaving together clues from earlier episodes. And now, we might be getting closer to figuring out who killed Sazz — if Sazz is really dead, that is.

Plus, did we just catch a hint that Mabel might be headed down a darker path?

Selena Gomez recently teased that her character becoming a murderer would be “fun.” With Mabel now living in the west building surrounded by the “weirdos,” could she be on her way to becoming a “different kind of weirdo” — like, maybe a murderous one?

There’s so much to unpack,...

Warning: The following contains spoilers from Season 4, Episode 4 of Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building.

Anyone else feel like they just saw a ghost? Tuesday’s Only Murders in the Building featured the surprise return of Season 3 star Paul Rudd. Only this time around, he’s not playing the late Ben Glenroy; he’s playing the very-much-alive Glen Stubbins, CoBro’s longtime stunt double with a thick, Irish brogue!

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In the previous episode, we got to know some vital information about Sazz’s murder. Mabel, Oliver, and Charles were told by Detective Williams that the killer was an excellent shooter, and that is why they were able to shoot from the West Tower with such precision. Secondly, the trio came to know that Dudenoff, the mysterious guy in the West Tower, in whose apartment Mabel found a pig, was in Portugal. Mabel didn’t believe it even for a second, and she thought that it was all a cover-up to save the man and give him a perfect alibi. The third and most significant revelation was that a woman told the trio on ham radio to stop their investigation if they wanted to live. She told them that the last person who came asking questions was no longer alive, implying that she knew what happened to Sazz. So let...

In the fourth episode of Only Murders In The Building season 4, our trio hangs out with some of Sazz’s fellow stuntmen. Our review:

The pub is a British institution. The significance of going for a drink after work can’t be put into words; the pub isn’t just a place, it’s a way of life.

And that’s where Charles, Mabel and Oliver are off to in the new episode of Only Murders In The Building. The trio visit a pub where Sazz and her fellow stuntmen hang out after work. I can’t speak from experience, but I bet a pint of lager hits different after being hit in the face or thrown from a car continuously at work.

The episode actually starts with a strange voiceover. The voice feels distinctly familiar and has a bit of an Irish twang to it. We won’t reveal here who it is,...

Auntie Rae's return in the season 12 premiere of Curb Your Enthusiasm continues a trend of Larry's friends forgiving him off-screen. Auntie Rae's previous anger towards Larry for (seemingly) cheating on her niece is completely forgotten, as she welcomes him with open arms. In Curb Your Enthusiasm, characters like Susie and Ted Danson also forgive Larry off-screen, illustrating the show's satire of societal rules and Larry's constant social mishaps.

The return of fan-favorite supporting character Auntie Rae in Curb Your Enthusiasm’s season 12 premiere continues a very specific trend with Larry David’s friends in the show. Auntie Rae is Leon’s beloved aunt who lived at Larry’s house for a couple of seasons after a hurricane destroyed her home. In Curb Your Enthusiasm season 12, episode 1, “Atlanta,” Larry and Leon travel to Georgia for a paid appearance at a birthday party and stop by Auntie Rae’s house to visit...

Curb Your Enthusiasm season 12 breaks a 15-year streak by continuing storylines from the previous season, just like season 7 did. Characters like Irma and Maria Sofia are too good not to bring back, adding humor and serving as foils for Larry. Continuing storylines from season 11 gives the final season a sense of finality and builds on previous developments.

The return of Maria Sofia Estrada in Curb Your Enthusiasm season 12 has broken a 15-year streak that the show hasn’t broken since Leon’s family reappeared in season 7. In its first season, Curb Your Enthusiasm followed a standard sitcom formula with standalone storylines in each episode. But from season 2 onwards, each season of Curb Your Enthusiasm has had its own serialized narrative that kicks off in the season premiere, gets threaded throughout the season, and concludes in the season finale.

In season 2, Larry tried to launch a new sitcom with Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

The country music community has begun mourning Toby Keith, who died Monday at 62 following a battle with cancer. His fans and peers remembered the singer and songwriter as the soundtrack to their lives and a trailblazer in his own right in various tributes shared across social media.

“Saddle up the horses, Jesus, ‘cause a true blue Cowboy just made his ride up to heaven!!! Introduce him to all the Okies and sign that boy up for the choir,” Carrie Underwood wrote on Instagram, sharing a carousel of photos with Keith over the years.

Only Murders in the Building season 3 went out with a significant bang as our heroes found Ben Gilroy’s killer. Along with the cast of Death Rattle Dazzle, Oliver, Charles, and Mabel celebrate their victory. The characters have grown and matured through numerous trials and tribulations. To solve Ben’s murder and deliver Death Rattle Dazzle, the dynamic trio had some help. New Characters like Tobert, Loretta, and even Ben himself helped Oliver, Charles, and Mabel uncover who the killer was. They were not the only ones who participated in this trio’s journey to the truth.

Like previous seasons, Only Murders in the Building contained a variety of cameos by big-name actors. Actors like Jane Lynch, Meryl Streep, and Tina Fey have played significant roles in the series. While they help the story along, those roles are not some of the most entertaining ones. Season 3 has a total of...

As always, Only Murders in The Building gifted audiences with a nuanced yet shocking Season 3 finale that finally wrapped up the mystery of Ben Glenroy's double murder. Donna and Cliff were apprehended for first poisoning the leading man of Death Rattle Dazzle and then pushing him down the elevator shaft at the Arconia.

True to form, this last episode answered as many questions as it created new ones. Mabel, Oliver, and Charles managed to get to the bottom of the latest murder, but their own lives were left in flux. With another dead body in the building and this time of a dear friend, Only Murders in The Building left a lot of unanswered questions at the end of Season 3.

Related: Only Murders in the Building Season 3 Repeats a Fatal Flaw With Mabel

Where Will Mabel Live?

Mabel's status as a resident at the Arconia depended solely on her aunt's...

Only Murders in the Building adapted the murder to fit the podcast's location, but it also gave more substantial arcs to more characters. The podcast took second place to Oliver's musical, which was about a woman murdered and a nanny's love for the children she cared for The third season's theme was all about sacrifice and motherly love and revolved around Loretta, Donna and the nanny.

The following contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building Season 3, Episode 10, "Opening Night," which debuted Tuesday, Oct. 3, on Hulu.

The third season of Only Murders in the Building has come to an end after a solved murder case and a Season 4 renewal. For the latest season, the creators found new, different ways to be creative and keep the audience guessing while they followed neighbors Oliver Putnam, Charles-Haden Savage and Mabel Mora as they investigated murders in their upscale New York apartment building,...

Only Murders in the Building showrunner John Hoffman teased what fans can expect to see in the next installment of the acclaimed Hulu comedy.

Shortly after Only Murders in the Building had wrapped up its 10-episode third season, Hulu immediately announced its Season 4 renewal, with leading stars Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez all set to return. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Hoffman opened up about Oliver, Charles, and Mabel’s storyline in Season 4, hinting that the main trio’s next challenge might involve them facing the "repercussions" of their titular crime podcast. "I think the idea of what you create is a thing you put out to the world, and sometimes you can’t be prepared for the repercussions of what potentially the world does with your thing, and how they feel about it," he said.

Related: Only Murders in the Building Costume Designer Breaks Down...

The following contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building Season 3, Episode 10, "Opening Night," now streaming on Hulu.

Only Murders in the Building co-creator John Hoffman recently addressed whether there have been discussions with Meryl Streep about her future with the critically acclaimed Hulu series.

Speaking with TVLine, Hoffman revealed that the door is always open for Streep, and Jesse Williams, to return as their respective characters in the recently picked up Season 4 of Only Murders. "I have to share my Instagram post that I typically post to tee up the week's episode. It became a thing I started doing, and there’s a photo that we have of Meryl at her wrap for Season 3. She’s saying the most lovely things to our beautiful crew about the time she had, and she has her arms up and says, 'I can’t wait for Season 4!'" Hoffman shared. "It was this very delightful gesture,...

Only Murders in the Building has been renewed for a fourth season, solidifying its status as one of Hulu's top series. Fans are eager to know if Meryl Streep will return for the new season after her important role in season three. The creators of the show have teased the possibility of a setting change for the series, which could bring new twists and challenges to the storyline.

On the same day that its third season was airing the final episode, Only Murders in the Building was renewed for a fourth installment, reaffirming its title as one of Hulu's most successful series. But the most recent season of the acclaimed comedy has set the bar very high, especially due to the presence of Meryl Streep as part of the main cast. Therefore, fans are wondering if the actress will return for the new episodes to maintain the high level of quality.

Warning: The article contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building season 3

Meryl Streep's return for season 4 of Only Murders in the Building is uncertain, but based on a statement by co-creator John Hoffman, it seems like she is open to the idea. The season 3 finale of Only Murders hinted at a possible change of scenery for the show, with Loretta and Tobert receiving offers to work in Los Angeles. It is unclear whether Streep will return as Loretta in future seasons, but there is a possibility that she may make a cameo as a victim in season 5, allowing her to be part of the show without being the main focus.

The co-creator of Only Murders in the Building reveals whether Meryl Streep will return for season 4. The three-time Oscar winner plays Loretta Durkin in the hit Hulu comedy, and her portrayal of an unsuccessful actress with a lingering...

Warning: The article contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building season 3.

Only Murders in the Building may be expanding its setting to Los Angeles, as characters Tobert and Loretta reveal their move in the season 3 finale tease. Despite being a New York show, the executive producer acknowledges the importance of exploring new settings to avoid feeling too insular. The potential for the main characters to be led away from New York suggests that the show's scope may widen in future seasons, keeping viewers engaged.

Only Murders in the Building co-creator and executive producer John Hoffman discusses whether the show will move to Los Angeles after that season 3 finale tease. In the last episode, Tobert (Jesse Williams) and Loretta (Meryl Streep) reveal that they're moving to L.A., as they've received job opportunities. In a response that suggests Only Murders may be widening its scope, main characters Mabel (Selena Gomez...

Another season of Hulu's hit Only Murders in the Building is in the books, and another killer is behind bars. Or, in this case, killers. Tuesday's third season finale resolved who killed Ben Glenroy just as Death Rattle Dazzle reopened. Our investigative trio of Charles, Oliver, and Mabel put mother/son producer team Donna and Cliff behind bars. Again, it seems like everything is back to normal as the threesome celebrates with their typical end-of-murder party. But three seasons in, we know the festivities won't last for long, and the next murder victim drops dead just as the credits roll.

Only Murders earned a fourth season renewal on the day the third-season finale dropped. With the WGA strike over and the SAG-AFTRA one also seemingly closer to a resolution, a new season could go into production relatively soon. In true Only Murders fashion, we've already got the next case...

The shocking finale of Only Murders in the Building reveals the events surrounding Ben's death. The series takes another unexpected turn with Sazz. Season 4 of Only Murders in the Building will delve into the mystery opened up by the finale.

The following contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building Season 3, Episode 10, "Opening Night," now streaming on Hulu.

Season 3 of Hulu's Only Murders in the Building once more kept its sleuths on their toes. Mabel, Oliver, and Charles had to solve the mystery behind Ben's (Paul Rudd) death, which had them fingering folks outside the Arconia. Ben, after all, was involved in Oliver's play, leaving viewers thinking maybe it was a jealous cast member.

While Meryl Streep's Loretta eventually took the fall, the podcast trio realized she was protecting her son, Dickie, from being blamed for Ben's death. This built to a shocking finale with more twists and turns...

This article contains Only Murders in the Building season 3 spoilers.

It wouldn’t feel like late summer transitioning into the crispness of fall if there wasn’t another season of the perennial comedic murder-mystery Only Murders in the Building. Co-creators Steve Martin and John Hoffman’s New York seems to hone in on the magic of the Big Apple, wrapping you in colorful cardigans, raining orange leaves upon you, and allowing you to curl up and enjoy witty one-liners and the charming score of Siddhartha Khosla.

But don’t get too comfortable.

Like the real New York, the charm is juxtaposed with some big city crime, and in the third season, that is the murder of faded Hollywood star Ben Glenroy (Paul Rudd). Ben collapses on opening night of “Death Rattle” – the play that could give Oliver (Martin Short) a new lease on his career. It also gives Charles (Steve...

Note: This story has spoilers for Season 3, Episode 10, of “Only Murders in the Building.”

The Season 3 finale of “Only Murders in the Building” saw the Hulu comedy’s central trio of Charles-Haden Savage (Steve Martin), Oliver Putnam (Martin Short) and Mabel Mora (Selena Gomez) solve the murder of Ben Glenroy (Paul Rudd), a Hollywood action star whose Broadway debut was cut short by his untimely death.

After learning in Episode 9 that Donna DeMeo (Linda Emond) poisoned Glenroy with a Schmackary’s cookie, the Season 3 finale revealed that her son Cliff (Wesley Taylore) was the one who finished Glenroy off by pushing him down the elevator shaft to protect his mother.

Executive producer John Hoffman spoke with TheWrap about the “theatrically grand” finale, and what’s to come in Season 4 following the murder of Charles’ stunt double Sazz Pataki (Jane Lynch).

When did you decide that Donna and Cliff DeMeo were...

Only Murders in the Building season 4 has been confirmed, continuing the success of the show with its winning formula and rotating movie star guests. The season 3 finale revealed the next murder and set up the storyline for season 4, which will focus on solving the murder of Charles' stunt double, Sazz. The main cast, Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez, will return for season 4, as their friendship is the heart of the series, while other cast members may change or reprise their roles.

Only Murders in the Building season 4 is on the way to Hulu, and there's already mcuh speculation on what awaits when viewers return to the Arconia for Charles, Oliver, and Mabel's next cast. Only Murders in the Building became a huge success when it first aired in 2021 largely thanks to the main cast; Selena Gomez, Martin Short, and Steve Martin. The three entertainers had instant chemistry,...

This post contains spoilers for the season finale of Only Murders in the Building, which is now streaming on Hulu.

The climax of Only Murders in the Building Season Three solves two mysteries for the price of one. It’s opening night for Death Rattle Dazzle, and director Oliver (Martin Short) has stepped into the main role after anxious leading man Jonathan (Jason Veasey) — who himself replaced the murdered Ben Glenroy (Paul Rudd) — got too high to go on. As Oliver’s detective character wrestles with the governess played by...

[This story contains major spoilers for the Only Murders in the Building season three finale, with immediate ramifications for season four. Proceed with caution.]

Who killed Paul Rudd? That was the number one question on Only Murders in the Building all season long, as the Hulu murder mystery comedy launched viewers into its third season with the star-studded slaying of special guest star Rudd as superstar Ben Glenroy. Now, following the season finale, “Opening Night,” we have our answer, and we’re left with an even deadlier question: Who killed Jane Lynch?

Before its shocking final scene, “Opening Night” untangles the mystery of Ben Glenroy’s death. At the start of the season, everyone assumed Glenroy had died onstage during the opening night of Oliver Putnam’s (Martin Short) new play. In fact, he survived, only to plummet to his death later that evening down an elevator shaft at the Arconia. Did the same killer strike twice,...

This article contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building season 3 episode 10.

Only Murders in the Building has done it yet again! They’ve reached the end of their third murder investigation. From talented guest stars to career-defining performances from the main cast, the triad at the heart of the mystery series sleuthed their way to the solution in fascinating fashion.

As with the previous seasons of the show, each episode seems to hint at a potential new suspect in the case, meaning it can be a little tiring to understand the small details of the crime when the end of the road arrives. We’ve got you covered! By the time the curtain closes on “Opening Night,” you’ll not only know who pushed Ben Glenroy (Paul Rudd) down the elevator shaft, but you might also discover other intimate details in the lives of our beloved podcasters!

Who Killed Ben Glenroy?...

Note: This story contains spoilers from the “Only Murders in the Building” Season 3 finale.

The Season 3 finale of “Only Murders in the Building” solved the mystery surrounding the murder of Ben Glenroy (Paul Rudd), and who among the ensemble cast and crew of “Death Rattle Dazzle” was responsible for the crime. Leave it to the trusted trio of “Only Murders in the Building” podcast fame, Oliver Putnam (Martin Short), Charles-Haden Savage (Steve Martin) and Mabel Mora (Selena Gomez) to put all the puzzle pieces together and solve the case in the tenth episode.

Quick refresher from Episode 9 before diving into the finale, Ben was caught on Tobert’s (Jesse Williams) camera talking to someone in his dressing room before he dropped from poison onstage during the opening night of the musical. Turns out it was not someone, but something! Mabel figured out that Glenroy was battling his inner urge to...

Only Murders in the Building has upped the ante ahead of its just-announced Season 4, killing off a fan-favorite character in the closing moments of Tuesday’s high-stakes finale. (For our post mortem with series co-creator John Hoffman, click here.)

After Donna and Cliff DeMeo were arrested for the murder of Paul Rudd’s Ben Glenroy — Donna poisoned CoBro (though she never intended to give him a lethal dose of rat poison), and Cliff pushed him down the elevator shaft (though not on purpose) — the cast and crew gathered at Oliver’s apartment for his second annual Death Rattle afterparty. Everyone showed up,...

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There's more to Loretta Durkin than meets the eye. Since the beginning of "Only Murders in the Building" season three, Loretta, played by Meryl Streep, has been suspect number one in the mystery of who killed Ben Glenroy (Paul Rudd). Though suspicion has been swirling surrounding Loretta all season, at-home detectives sent the investigation in a whole new direction when they uncovered major secrets about her past. Loretta may not be a killer, but she may have served as the ultimate red herring in a story that proves a mother would do anything for her child - possibly even commit murder.

Is Loretta Dickie's Mother?

Leading up to the season finale, the prevailing Reddit theory among viewers was that Loretta and Ben's brother-turned-manager, Dickie Glenroy (Jeremy Shamos), were accomplices in Ben's murder. Citing episode seven, "CoBro," released on Sept. 12, the...

One of Only Murders‘ Season 3 mysteries has been solved — but is Ben’s killer still on the loose?

Episode 8 reveals that Meryl Streep’s Loretta Durkin is Dickie’s biological mother. During the cold open, Loretta writes Dickie a letter explaining that she left him with Michael and Eloise Glenroy to pursue her Broadway dreams. Over the years, she followed Dickie from afar — hence the scrapbook! — and saw Death Rattle as an opportunity to reconnect with the son she left behind.

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P-Valley tells the story of The Pynk, a strip club in the Mississippi Delta owned by nonbinary character Uncle Clifford (Annan). In episode seven of the Starz series’ second season, Clifford is in jeopardy of losing the club, and reflects in a montage on all the years that The Pynk flourished and became an integral part of her family, while her grandmother Ernestine (Loretta Devine) grows ever sicker with Covid.

“It was really difficult tapping back into this thing that we were all just coming out of, in terms of the pandemic, and the Covid of it all,” says Annan. “This is a way of life for us now, we’re all cool with it. But I remember, in the height of the pandemic, before we had started filming season two, I had so many friends that had lost parents,...

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George Strait, Brandi Carlile, Keith Urban, Tim McGraw, Little Big Town and Wynonna are among the artists who will pay tribute to Loretta Lynn on Oct. 30 during Coal Miner’s Daughter: A Celebration of the Life and Music of Loretta Lynn.

The event, helmed by CMT and Sandbox Productions in partnership with the late legend’s family, will air live and commercial free on CMT at 7 p.m. Edt from Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry. Lynn, 90, died at her home in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, on Oct. 4.

Hosted by NBC’s Today co-host and family friend Jenna Bush Hager, the evening will also include performances and appearances from Barbara Mandrell, Lynn’s sister Crystal Gayle, Darius Rucker, Emmy Russell and Lukas Nelson, Faith Hill, Margo Price, Martina McBride, Sheryl Crow, Tanya Tucker, The Highwomen (Carlile, Amanda Shires, Natalie Hemby and Brittney Spencer) and more artists to be announced later.

Dwayne Johnson and Kelly Clarkson have paid tribute to the late country singer Loretta Lynn by dueting one of her classic songs.

The pair covered the sixties hit “Don’t Come Home A Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ On Your Mind)” on The Kelly Clarkson Show.

In the Kellyoke segment of the show, the pair took to the stage to sing, with The Rock surprising fans with his “unexpected” voice.

“I didn’t know Dwayne could sing, he sounded great,” wrote one fan on YouTube.

“I don’t know how you convinced him to sing Kelly Clarkson, but Dwayne Johnson you have a voice!! Please sing more often!” commented another.

Despite fan’s surprise, Johnson can be heard singing for his role as Maui in the Disney film Moana.

Others were impressed by the American actor’s natural flair for country music: “His voice really actually fits that song. Who would have...

Brett Gelman’s favorite childhood film was the first “Muppets” movie, but it took him a second to narrow down his selection when TheWrap asked the “Lyle, Lyle Crocodile” star what film he was obsessed with as a kid.

“Let me pick one. Well, let me pick a children’s movie. I mean, the first Muppet movie really just is like everything to me,” he said. “It filled me with so much joy and I was really obsessed with Jim Henson as a kid as a lot of people who have grown up with his work are, but that first moment of Kermit being in the canoe with Dom DeLuise — It was just like this total joy that that came over with it. I really love the way in which the Muppets are with some of my favorite performers of all time, and the Muppets are some of my favorite performers of all time,...

Will Elizabeth and Lucas' relationship grow in the ninth season of the When Calls the Heart TV show on Hallmark Channel? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like When Calls the Heart is cancelled or renewed for season 10. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the ninth season episodes of When Calls the Heart here. *Status update below.

A Hallmark Channel romantic drama series, When Calls the Heart stars Erin Krakow, Jack Wagner, Kevin McGarry, Chris McNally, Andrea Brooks, Kavan Smith, and Pascale Hutton. Others in the cast include Ben Rosenbaum, Johannah Newmarch, Martin Cummins, Kayla Wallace, Viv Leacock, Natasha Burnett, Vienna Leacock, Elias Leacock, Hrothgar Mathews, Loretta...

Hollywood, Calif. – Discover thrilling adventure, fabled treasure, and epic laughs when the hit comedy The Lost City finds its way home for purchase on Digital starting May 10, 2022. The film will arrive on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD July 26 from Paramount Home Entertainment.

Starring Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe, and Da’Vine Joy Randolph, this “fun & wild jungle adventure comedy” is “a hilarious adventure from start to finish”. Fans can enjoy The Lost City at home on Digital*, 4K Ultra HD, or Blu-ray and get over 50 minutes of fun-filled bonus content, including hilarious bloopers, deleted scenes not seen in theaters, and multiple behind-the-scenes featurettes. Take a trip to the movie’s exotic filming location, see how the incredible action set pieces were filmed

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, discover the story behind the infamous jumpsuit, and much more!

Bonus content is detailed below:

• Deleted Scenes—More fun you didn’t see in theatres!