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Chelsea Handler is set to return to Netflix with a new comedy special, The Feeling, premiering on March 25. Recorded at the Wellmont Theater in New Jersey, the show sees Handler tackling topics ranging from her own beginnings to a series of unpredictable events driven by what she calls “the feeling.”

Handler, who co-wrote the special with director Shannon Hartman, uses the stage to offer a candid look at her life. In the performance, she shares humorous takes on her birth, early business ventures, and an array of personal anecdotes.

One clip from the special highlights her frustration with the sport of pickleball. “I blame Covid for pickleball,” Handler remarks. “When people bang on and on about pickleball, that is not real exercise, Ok? So shut the f–k up about it. You would burn more calories shoving an actual pickle up your asshole on a pickleball court than playing a game of pickleball.

Actress/pop singer Sabrina Carpenter poses for the March 2025 issue of “Vogue” magazine, photographed by Steven Meisel:

Carpenter made her acting debut with an appearance in the TV crime series "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit". followed by a recurring role on the series "The Goodwin Games”.

She then starred in the Disney Channel comedy series "Girl Meets World" (2014–2017). In 2016, Carpenter appeared in the TV movie, "Adventures in Babysitting".

Carpenter also co-starred in the features "Horns" (2013), "The Hate U Give" (2018), "The Short History of the Long Road" (2019), "Clouds" (2020), and "Emergency" (2022).

She also starred in the Netflix features "Tall Girl" (2019), its sequel "Tall Girl 2" and "Work It" (2020).

In 2014, her debut music single "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying" and EP of the same name were released.

She released her debut album, "Eyes Wide Open" in 2015, plus three additional studio albums, "Evolution" (2016), "Singular: Act I" (2018) and "Singular: Act II...

Gorgeous and glacial in equally frosty measure, Lucile Hadžihalilović’s “The Ice Tower” is all art-film-only vibes, a wintry 1970s fairy tale about a screen actress who casts a potentially dangerous spell. It’s anchored by an actress, Marion Cotillard, who has one of the great faces, and a classical sophistication with a glamorous, out-of-reach noirish beauty that pairs wonderfully with a creature cut out of Hans Christian Andersen: amorous, elusive, but wounded.

Shot gorgeously in France and Northern Italy by cinematographer Jonathan Ricquebourg — this is truly the most visually astonishing movie so far to premiere at the 2025 Berlinale — “The Ice Tower” will prove an uneasy catch for commercially minded audiences looking for anything more than a mood in feature form. But those wanting to be hypnotized by cinema, as this film really does put you in a state of trance, will enjoy a unique experience from the director of “Innocence” and “Evolution,...

Self-described “Dei host” Chelsea Handler emceed the Critics Choice Awards on Friday for the third year in a row, and while she addressed the devastating wildfires and tackled politics (including a swipe at first lady Melania Trump), Handler shied away from the topic that was on everyone’s mind: Karla Sofía Gascón.

The Best Actress nominee’s offensive social media posts about such topics as Muslims, George Floyd, and diversity at the Oscars were unearthed last week by a journalist, causing the Emilia Pérez awards campaign to be derailed. Gascón previously announced that she wouldn’t attend the Critics Choice ceremony and other awards-related events. She’s also up for an Oscar next month, and made history there as the first openly transgender person ever nominated in Best Actress.

Taking place at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif., the 30th annual Critics Choice event was rescheduled twice in the...

Criminal Minds will be returning with season 18 in 2025 and we have some details to share about the upcoming episodes.

The third season of Evolution, the continuation of the beloved CBS show, will premiere on Paramount+ later this year.

TVLine has confirmed that the action will pick back up “six months” after the end of the previous season.

Criminal Minds showrunner Erica Messer previously revealed that we are done with Gold Star in the upcoming season, but the next season won’t necessarily be a new case.

“Not 100%, because we still have Voit in our life. It’s a bit more hybrid. Remember, we didn’t solve Gold Star really until we caught Damien, so that was sort of an ongoing story for most of the season. This [next] season will feel a little different, where we’re solving standalone ‘Catch the Bad Guy’ cases,” she told TVLine.

So, which cast members are coming back?...

The police procedural may be a staple of network TV, but it's finding new life on streaming, as Criminal Minds: Evolution has found a welcome home on Paramount+. The original Criminal Minds aired on CBS for 15 seasons, while Criminal Minds: Evolution will be going into its third season. It brought back favorite characters such as David Rossi (Joe Montegna), Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster), Jennifer “J.J.” Jareau (A.J. Cook), Luke Alvarez (Adam Rodrigeuz), and Dr. Tara Lewis (Aisha Tyler). Will Lamontagne, Jr. (Josh Stewart) was also among the Criminal Minds: Evolution cast, though he didn't return for season 2.

As a detective working closely with Criminal Minds' Behavioral Analysis Unit, Will once played an important recurring role in the police procedural. He was also romantically involved with J.J., and the father of her child, Henry. Having been a recurring presence since Criminal Minds season 2, Will’s departure from Criminal Minds: Evolution was sudden,...

Exclusive: Suzanna Makkos is leaving her post as head of Original Comedy & Animation at Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max and Adult Swim to join Disney as head of comedy for ABC Entertainment and Hulu Originals.

In her new role, she will oversee comedy development and current series programming across Disney Entertainment Television’s ABC and Hulu, including live-action comedy, adult animation and stand-up specials.

Makkos joins counterpart Jordan Helman, Head of Drama, ABC Entertainment and Hulu Originals, both reporting to Simran Sethi, president, Scripted Programming, Hulu Originals, ABC Entertainment and Freeform.

The dual ABC/Hulu head of drama and comedy roles were created in early October when the ABC and Hulu Originals scripted teams were combined under Sethi.

Makkos had been rumored about going to Disney since August, initially as a potential replacement for Billy Rosenberg, who stepped down as Hulu head of comedy in May.

The speculation intensified after...

Sabrina Carpenter's Short N' Sweet was such a massive success upon release that some of her other hits have sadly been forgotten. Carpenter has been releasing music since 2015, but it wasn't until 2024 that everything about Sabrina Carpenter's life changed. After a public love triangle, opening up for Taylor Swift's Eras tour, and playing two Coachella weekends where she debuted her single "Espresso," Carpenter became a mainstream pop superstar. By the time her sixth studio album dropped, she was already one of the biggest stars of the year. Short N' Sweet further cemented Carpenter's place in the music industry.

The former Disney Channel star earned her first #1 on Billboard's Hot 100 with her summer single "Please Please Please," and when Short N' Sweet released it debuted at #1 on Billboard's 200 charts. Her previous album, Emails I Can't Send, peaked at #23 on the same chart, proving Carpenter has reached new career heights she's never seen before.

Featuring "Bravely Dance" by Lamy Yukihana and Aglio Olio e Peperoncino and "Sonna Bokura no Bokentan!" by TrySail ( Aharen-san wa Hakarenai Op), respectively, creditless versions of Bogus Skill <<Fruitmaster>> ~About that time I became able to eat unlimited numbers of Skill Fruits (that kill you)~ 's opening and ending song sequences are now available to watch below. Crunchyroll is simulcasting the fantasy anime series . Bogus Skill <<Fruitmaster>> Opening Video Bogus Skill <<Fruitmaster>> Ending Video Related: I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic Anime Releases Opening Song Video Based on the novels by Hanyuu and Yasutaka Isekawa, Ryuichi Kimura ( Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari ) directs Bogus Skill <<Fruitmaster>> ~About that time I became able to eat unlimited numbers of Skill Fruits (that kill you)~ at studio Asahi Production, with series composition by Gigaemon Ichikawa ( The Fruit of Evolution ), character designs by Tomoka Otaki ( A Galaxy Next Door ) and...

Network TV shows included plenty of exciting moments throughout 2024, but 2025 also has much to look forward to for network TV. Indeed, some long-awaited spinoffs will finally see the light of day in 2025, and other established TV series will end, with their final seasons concluding decade-spanning franchises too, promising dramatic developments. Characters returning after years they had been absent from TV shows and entire franchises or even less will spice up the rest of the 2024-2025 TV season and the next, along with the It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia and Abbott Elementary exciting crossover uniting staple TV shows.

The first part of the 2024-2025 TV season already included impressive events in the form of cameos, character exits and well-established network TV shows ending. Indeed, police procedural Blue Bloods concluded its 14-year run with season 14. CBS nonetheless explored also the potential expansion of Fire Country’s franchise with Jared Padalecki’s Camden...

If there’s one thing that now 17 seasons of watching the profilers of the Behavioral Analysis Unit (Bau) hunting down serial killers and the like has taught us, it’s that there’s no shortage of UnSubs out there. Criminal Minds, after running 15 seasons on CBS (2005-2020), returned with a new iteration, Evolution, in 2022 on Paramount+. In this revival, the Bau continues to do what they do best, but as the first two seasons have shown, there’s also one major UnSub they’re searching for. A third season of Evolution and 18th overall of Criminal Minds was picked up by Paramount+ on June 5, one day ahead of the second and 17th (depending on how you count) premiering. But what do we know about Season 18 of the Paramount+ drama? Read on for what we know about the cast, plot, and more, and keep checking back for updates. ...

Actress/pop singer Sabrina Carpenter poses for the new Versace “Medusa Biggie” eyewear campaign, photographed by Rosie Marks:

Carpenter made her acting debut with an appearance in the TV crime series "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit". followed by a recurring role on the series "The Goodwin Games”.

She then starred in the Disney Channel comedy series "Girl Meets World" (2014–2017). In 2016, Carpenter appeared in the TV movie, "Adventures in Babysitting".

Carpenter also co-starred in the features "Horns" (2013), "The Hate U Give" (2018), "The Short History of the Long Road" (2019), "Clouds" (2020), and "Emergency" (2022).

She also starred in the Netflix features "Tall Girl" (2019), its sequel "Tall Girl 2" and "Work It" (2020).

In 2014, her debut music single "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying" and EP of the same name were released.

She released her debut album, "Eyes Wide Open" in 2015, plus three additional studio albums, "Evolution" (2016), "Singular: Act I" (2018) and "Singular: Act...

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 4 gets a hopeful update from star Paget Brewster, with the third season wrapping filming. When viewers last caught up with the Paramount+ revival, the big takeaway was the stabbing of Elias Voit (Zach Gilford) by his fellow inmates. Even though showrunner Erica Messer has confirmed that Voit will return for Criminal Minds: Evoultion season 3, there are questions about whether the stabbing was staged and to what end.

Brewster, who plays Emily Prentiss, took to social media to announce that Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3 had wrapped filming. The revival can also be considered a direct continuation of the original Criminal Minds, which is why it's sometimes also called season 18. In any case, Brewster sounds hopeful that the series will be renewed. She wrote, in part: “We are optimistic we’ll get a season 19.”

â¦@criminalmindsâ© wraps season 18 tonight. We are optimistic we’ll get a season 19. Thank...

It's hard to definitively categorize sci-fi into an individual box. Unlike other genres, there is never a singular concept that sci-fi focuses on. Rather, it imagines scenarios in which humanity is unbounded from limits on technological innovation and advancement. Thus, the possibilities are virtually endless. In these movies, dystopian futures are a reality, the universe is explored to its greatest ends, and extraterrestrial life is prominent. Even with unlimited potential, it seems like the most famous sci-fi works typically implement a pessimistic perspective.

For example, Ridley Scott's Blade Runner franchise, which will continue in 2025 with the series Blade Runner 2099, takes on the concept of hyper-advanced AI but does so in a bleak, depressing tone. Meeting other life forms has some positive implications, but the genre always assumes the worst. Several upcoming Alien movies will surely reinforce this trend, and offer a continuation in the story of the vicious Xenomorphs.

We may finally get answers about that special assignment Dr. Spencer Reid has been on! Matthew Gray Gubler is set to reprise his role as Reid in Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 18 in “part of one … episode,” according to TVLine. Gubler was part of the show’s original full 15-season run on CBS, which ended in 2020. It then returned as Evolution on Paramount+ in 2022. Over the first two seasons of the new run, both Reid and Matt Simmons (Daniel Henney) have been the only members of the Bau who were with the team at the end of the original series to not return. Both were said to be on special assignment in the Season 16 premiere, with Deputy Director Bailey (Nicholas D’Agosto) telling Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster) he wasn’t “at liberty to discuss” it, and, “if and when they return is entirely up to them. Sadly, we don’t have a say.

Matthew Gray Gubler is returning to the world of Criminal Minds!

The 44-year-old actor, who plays Spencer Reid in theeries, will be making a long-awaited appearance on Paramount+‘s Criminal Minds: Evolution.

Keep reading to find out more…

Sources confirmed to TVLine that “fortunately, schedules aligned” and he will be making a return for part of one episode of the upcoming season

Matthew has not yet appeared in the sequel series, which debuted on Paramount+ in November 2022. The show revealed that Spencer Reid and fellow Mia cast member Daniel Henney’s Matt Simmons have been away on an assignment.

“It’s a little bit of a mystery what Reid and Simmons are up to,” showrunner Erica Messer told TVLine at the time the show debuted, “but they’re certainly not forgotten.”

“Dr. Reid’s and I believe Matt Simmons’ desks are still there, still have stuff on it…,” she noted.

The doctor — meaning, Spencer Reid — is back in.

For a little bit, at least.

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Sources confirm for TVLine that “fortunately, schedules aligned” and Matthew Gray Gubler will at long last make his debut on Paramount+’s Criminal Minds: Evolution.

TVLine hears that Gubler, though, is due to only appear in part of one Season 18 episode.

Criminal Minds wrapped filming on Season 18 earlier this week.

The procedural series Criminal Minds: Evolution resurrected the original show after a short stint off the air, and now it is set to return for season 3. Continuing the success of Criminal Minds which ran from 2005 until 2020, Evolution follows the familiar FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit team as they try to crack the touch case of the Gold Star killer. Unlike the original series, which was a pure procedural and featured an episodic format, Evolution shifted toward a serialized narrative involving one long ongoing storyline that has carried over between its two seasons thus far.

Welcomed back by fans with open arms, Criminal Minds: Evolution was an unsurprising hit and was swiftly green-lit for a second season on Paramount+. In Evolution's second season, the team continues to hunt for the elusive Gold Star, while being forced to get help from another notorious criminal who has vexed them for years. The serialized nature...

Bravo is rebooting Vanderpump Rules with a new cast for Season 12, and the Og stars are weighing in.

Ariana Madix took to social media to share a heartfelt message and photos of her time on the reality TV series. Madix exploded in popularity following “Scandoval” when she found out her boyfriend, Tom Sandoval, had been having an affair with their co-star Rachel Leviss, which all played out on TV.

“Vanderpump Rules, you will forever be that girl,” the Love Island USA host wrote on Instagram. “I was up til 4am looking for all the right pics and the right words, but there’s no post or caption that could ever encapsulate everything.”

Madix noted that she was “forever grateful to have been a part of such an incredible cultural phenomenon,” thanking Bravo, Lisa Vanderpump and the production company behind the series Evolution.

Related: ‘The Traitors’ Season 3 Cast Photos Drop & Trailer...

Pokmon fans could get a new look at Pokmon Legends Z-a ahead of next year's Pokmon Day thanks to a well-known leaker. Back in February, The Pokmon Company surprised many when it announced Pokmon Legends Z-a, a new Pokmon Legends game set in the Kalos region. Details about the game are still light, but The Pokmon Company confirmed that the game would be set in Lumiose City, the central city of the Kalos region, and would bring the popular Mega Evolution mechanic back to the game.

Since that initial announcement on Pokmon Day (February 27th), The Pokmon Company has kept a tight lid on information about Pokmon Legends Z-a, with no new trailer or announcements of any kind. However, the well-known leaker Riddler Khu claims that a trailer will still be released ahead of Pokmon Day 2025, which CentroLeaks later deciphered for those not as keen on Khu's riddles.

New leaks...

The final moments of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire features a sweet tribute to Ivan Reitman, which is a fitting farewell to the legendary director. For most of its run-time, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire has fun bringing back characters and locations from the original Ghostbusters movies to interact with the next generation of the franchise. This includes a few key tributes to past characters and concepts, bringing back much of the original surviving cast for certain moments.

However, the sweetest tribute to the history of the series comes towards the end of the film, and takes on multiple additional meanings. Instead of just being a chance to highlight the franchise's past and future, the ending of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire also includes a sweet note that explains the film was "For Ivan." This is a reference to one of the creatives who was responsible for the original Ghostbusters, and whose impact on the franchise has been felt for decades.

Saturday Night is now in theaters, and at least one person who was there has given his seal of approval.

After seeing the Jason Reitman-helmed film about the 90 minutes before the first Saturday Night Live broadcast in 1975, Og cast member Dan Aykroyd took to social media with a rave review on Friday, which also marked the 49th anniversary of the NBC sketch comedy show’s debut.

“Cracking a Head to applaud Jason Reitman’s triumphant SNL film,” he wrote on X. “Wow! What a propulsive, engaging, funny, beautifully cast and acted, suspenseful, adventurous, music-filled ride. A perfect window into the creative process at its highest level.”

Aykroyd added, “Pretty accurate too. I was there that night and got to relive it wonderfully again. Congratulations Gil [Kenan, co-writer], Jason and [producer Jason Blumenfeld]. Don’t miss it whether you know the show or not. It is a stand-alone masterpiece and surefire candidate for Best Picture.

Sabrina Carpenter has long been a consistent presence in the entertainment industry for years, but it’s only recently that she’s gaining the widespread recognition she deserves. From her early days in acting to her seamless transition into musical theater, singing, and songwriting, Carpenter’s career has flourished across multiple platforms. Her remarkable talents and evolving artistry have firmly established her as a dynamic force in the industry. Things to do: Subscribe to The Hollywood Insider’s YouTube Channel, by clicking here. Limited Time Offer – Free Subscription to The Hollywood Insider Click here to read more on The Hollywood Insider’s vision, values and mission statement here – Media has the responsibility to better our world – The Hollywood Insider fully focuses on substance and meaningful entertainment, against gossip and scandal, by combining entertainment, education, and philanthropy. The Actor: Act I Sabrina Carpenter made her acting debut at just 12 years old...

Matthew Gray Gubler is set to star in a brand new CBS series, and that boosts his chances of coming back to Criminal Minds: Evolution. As an original ensemble member, not having Spencer Reid as part of the cast of Criminal Minds: Evolution has been a big topic of conversation among those who enjoy the series. There was initial confusion on why Gubler isn't really involved, but ultimately, it was determined that his absence boiled down to scheduling conflicts. The actor wanted to venture out and do something different after playing Reid for 15 seasons on the CBS series.

Everyone involved in Criminal Minds: Evolution has been supportive. In return, Gubler has expressed his desire to come back as Reid. Bau's golden boy is still technically a member of the team, with his desk intact. In season 1, it was revealed that he was just working on a different case, but...

Criminal Minds: Evolution's chances of bringing back Spencer Reid seem to be dead now after an exciting new update about Matthew Gray Gubler. The Behavioral Analysis Unit (Bau) ended its 15-year stint on CBS with a feel-good finale that ushered in a new era for the team. However, the procedural proved to be far too popular to be canceled, resulting in Paramount+ greenlighting its revival on streaming. Essentially a continuation, the Criminal Minds: Evolution cast features many of the established characters in the original show but with some absences from Emily Prentiss' tight-knit team, most notably, Reid.

Besides his genius and quirks, being on the show for a decade and a half allowed the procedural to really flesh out Reid's personal storyline, which included his interesting origins and tumultuous private life. He had been in various tense situations, and at times, even became the victim of some of the...

Matthew Gray Gubler is set to return to CBS, but not for Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3, as he'll instead lead the procedural Einstein. Gubler was notably one of the few long-time Criminal Minds cast members not to reprise his role for Evolution, which disappointed fans who enjoyed his portrayal as Dr. Spencer Reid. Even though the actor is open to reprising the fan-favorite character, he has largely kept away from TV roles in recent years except for a recurring part on the short-lived Hulu series Dollface. That will soon change.

Deadline confirms that Gubler will lead the Einstein pilot for CBS. The actor will also produce the pilot, which hails from Monk creator Andy Breckman and director Randy Zisk. A procedural with comedic undertones in a similar vein to Monk, the Einstein pilot will follow the great-grandson of Albert Einstein, who is played by Gubler.

The grandson spends his days as a professor,...

Exclusive: Big news for Criminal Minds fans — one of the long-running series’ most popular stars, Matthew Gray Gubler, is returning to television as the lead of another CBS crime procedural, Einstein (working title).

Gubler is set to play the title role and produce the CBS Studios pilot, from the Monk team of creator/executive producer Andy Breckman and director/executive producer Randy Zisk. Like Monk, as well as the German series Einstein is based on, the CBS procedural is a drama with comedic undertones.

In it, brilliant but directionless, the great grandson of Albert Einstein (Gubler) spends his days as a comfortably tenured professor until his bad boy antics land him in trouble with the law and he is pressed into service helping a local police detective solve her most puzzling cases.

Gubler’s Lew Einstein is a popular professor at Princeton… when he actually shows up for class. Irreverent and misguided,...

As Criminal Minds: Evolution continues on Paramount+, many hope that some of the show's original actors (e.g. Shemar Moore) will return, but it would be difficult for Moore to reprise his role as Derek Morgan in season 3. Criminal Minds: Evolution is a revival of the CBS police procedural crime drama and premiered two years after its series finale. Consequently, the world of Criminal Minds lives on as Evolution heads into its third season. While many original actors have returned for the revival and are expected to be in season 3, Moore, unfortunately, isn't one of them.

Production on Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3 began in August 2024, and while Paramount+ hasn't announced a release date, many predict season 3 will be released in 2025.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2's ending left many questions unanswered, including if Voit survived the prison attack. Thankfully, Paramount+ announced that the show had been renewed for a third season prior to its season 2 finale.

Dylan O’Brien is keeping a pretty cool head after undertaking his latest role.

The Saturday Night actor said he “can’t wait” to meet Dan Aykroyd following his portrayal of the Saturday Night Live alum in the upcoming Jason Reitman-helmed film, which premieres nationwide on Oct. 11, the 49th anniversary of the NBC sketch comedy show’s first episode.

“I’m okay if my guy hates it. It’s acceptance. That was my method,” he joked to People about Aykroyd’s potential reaction to his performance.

“I hear we’re very similar, in a way that I never knew,” added O’Brien. “I feel like we’re going to get along.”

Saturday Night takes place on October 11, 1975, as a ferocious troupe of young comedians and writers change television forever. Formerly titled SNL 1975, the film tells the true story of what happened behind the scenes that night in the 90 minutes...

Quinta Brunson seemingly has a lot of pull in Hollywood, given that so many celebrities have made cameos or guest-starred in Abbott Elementary over the course of its three seasons. The ABC mockumentary sitcom, created by Brunson, follows the lives of the teachers at Willard R. Abbott Elementary School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Abbott Elementary has arguably helped revive the mockumentary trope and has been a massive success for ABC. Its achievements can be attributed to its hilarious and talented cast (including the various A-list celebrity cameos and renowned guest stars).

A cameo in Abbott Elementary is when a celebrity plays themselves, and a guest star is a major actor in a small role in the sitcom.

The main cast of Abbott Elementary also includes impressive and noteworthy stars. Tyler James Williams is famous for his role as Chris Rock in the CW sitcom Everybody Hates Chris; Lisa Ann Walter is...

A new generation of Tmnt led by is ready to learn and be heroes. The diverse creative team behind The Last Ronin made sure the series is accessible and high quality. The new turtles Yi, Odyn, Moja, and Uno each have distinct personalities and roles, mirroring the original turtles in their own unique ways.

Theres a new crop of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the scene that are flipping the dynamics of everyone favorite heroes on the half shell. The Last Ronin introduced a dark future where Michelangelo was the last of his clan, after years of struggling, finally fell like his brothers.

But in the wake of the Ninja Turtles deaths, a new generation of the Tmnt was ushered in under the guidance of April ONeil and her daughter, Casey Marie Jones. Now the new turtles Yi, Odyn, Moja, and Uno are grown, trained, and learning what it takes to be a hero.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 may be over, but we’re already looking forward to what happens next. Even though it’s still early, we do know the show will be back for season 3. Plus, the season 2 finale already set up a possible arc that will continue to involve Elias Voit (Zach Gilford).

In the season 2 finale, Voit had started his prison sentence, where he for some reason had requested to be put into the general population. In the final scene, he was attacked while doing laundry. Almost immediately, based on his previous behavior and how diabolical he could be, there were suspicions that he planned this himself. There is no doubt Voit is prepared to do whatever it takes to get out of prison as soon as possible.

Here's what we know about the upcoming season!

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3 is in production!

While we don't have a release date for the third season,...

Elias Voit's cliffhanger is crucial for Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3, showrunner Erica Messer teases. Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2's Gold Star car was a distraction, but season 3 will finally tackle Voit's true plan. Voit's return is necessary for Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3 as the Bau has yet to defeat him, promising an intense battle ahead.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 ends on a major Elias Voit (Zach Gilford) cliffhanger that showrunner Erica Messer teases will be vital in season 3's story. The mystery of Gold Star is officially over after the Bau took down the whole operation. That being said, work doesn't stop for the profilers as they set their sights on their next case for Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3. Unlike the season 1 finale, which explicitly planted plot seeds for its sequel's story, season 2 was more subtle about this matter. Still, Voit's cliffhanger fate will be instrumental in...

The Emily Prentiss twist reveal in the Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 finale sets up a new character introduction in season 3. Emily's sister has never been mentioned before in Criminal Minds, which suggests they have a complicated relationship. Prentiss family dynamics could bring depth to her character in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3.

Over 15 years since her character was first introduced, an Emily Prentiss twist set up a new character introduction for Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3. The Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 finale revealed some interesting new information about the BAUs unit chief. Emily first appeared in Criminal Minds season 2 as a replacement for Elle when she left the show at the beginning of the season. Since then, Emily has become one of the most beloved Criminal Minds characters, with a complex backstory that just became even deeper thanks to the season 17 finale.

Prentiss had a darker arc in Criminal Minds: Evolution season...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 finale!

Showrunner Erica Messer confirms Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3 will bring back weekly cases, moving away from the complex overarching storyline of season 2. The series will focus on an overarching narrative while investigating new weekly cases, embracing a hybrid approach similar to season 1. By returning to its roots, the show will continue Voit's storyline while incorporating standalone cases to maintain the essence of the original series.

Criminal Minds: Evolution showrunner Erica Messer has confirmed season 3 will bring back a series tradition, making it very different from the way season 2 was presented. The latest batch of episodes focused on the team unraveling the Gold Star conspiracy, with multiple interconnected mysteries all tied together under the same wider lens. Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 ended with many elements of the Gold Star mystery solved, but also with character fates like Voit's up in the air.

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, episode 10.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 finale left fans with major questions about Voit's fate after a prison attack. Peter's connection to the deceased Douglas Bailey and "Gold Star" conspiracy revealed in the season 2 finale sets up potential storylines for season 3. Emily Prentiss took advantage of her knowledge of FBI Director Madison's secrets to help the Bau, Peter, and Jade in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 ended with a cliffhanger and many questions that should be addressed in the next season. The season finale picked up where Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, episode 9 left off, with Jade triggering an explosion at Aida Limiteds serial killer training campground. Every time the Bau seemed to have finally cracked the Gold Star conspiracy theory, a plot twist revealed there was even more for the team to uncover. This was the focus...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 17 finale “Save the Children.”] Criminal Minds: Evolution ends its 17th season with a question mark about a villain’s future, but thanks to a chat with showrunner Erica Messer, we do have some answers about that. In the finale, Prentiss (Paget Brewster) is abducted (again), but Gold Stars Jade (Liana Liberto) and Pete (Alex Saxon); the latter is Doug Bailey’s (Nicholas D’Agosto) brother, and he thinks the Bau killed him. But once they can prove it was Voit (Zach Gilford), he surrenders. In the end, the team celebrates at Garcia’s (Kirsten Vangsness). Meanwhile, in prison, Voit is attacked. Below, Messer breaks down that finale and teases what’s to come in Season 18. Voit wanted to be part of gen pop, and it seems like he could have set that whole thing up at the end to orchestrate something, ...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for the Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 finale.

The Gold Star case ends in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, but Voit's fate remains uncertain, as he gets attacked by two fellow inmates. Voit's attack in the finale may be a ruse in the Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 finale, especially since it doesn't make sense for him to be in general population. Whether Voit is dead or alive, the Bau will continue to be terrorized by him in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3.

The Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 finale ends with a major fight scene, which may have resulted in the death of an original character. Ever since the season 1 capper introduced the mystery of Gold Star, the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit (Bau) has been trying to crack the case. They have followed smaller leads, as well as big ones. Unfortunately, the matter has proven to be far more complicated than...

Acorn TV, AMC Networks’ acclaimed streaming service specializing in international mystery, dramas, and comedies, today announced the renewal of Harry Wild for a fourth season.

Star and executive producer Jane Seymour will reprise her role as Harry Wild, the titular amateur detective in the Irish mystery series.

The series was a breakout success for Acorn TV in its first season and has maintained its status as a top performer for the platform in its second and third seasons. Production has just begun in Dublin, Ireland.

“We’re thrilled to be kicking off production on a fourth season of Harry Wild with our fantastic cast and crew in Ireland,” said Catherine Mackin, Managing Director, Acorn Media Enterprises. “With this series, the delightful Jane Seymour has become a beloved member of the Acorn TV family, we can’t wait to see what Harry has up her sleeve this season and what mysteries...

“I thought it was just being done at the highest level,” Adam Rodriguez recalls of his first impression of Criminal Minds as he joined the show in its 12th season. He’s still part of the show, now Evolution, in its 17th season overall (and second on Paramount+); the drama will return for another. When Rodriguez recently stopped by TV Insider, we had him watch back his first scene, in which Luke Alvez tracks down a fugitive, then Rossi (Joe Mantegna) tries to recruit him for the Bau; Luke’s against it … at first. Watch the video above to see him watch that scene and share some behind-the-scenes tidbits about filming it. “I remember being really excited about this. I loved my intro when I read it in the script, and I was really excited to film it and bring this character to life,” Rodriguez shares. “I hate watching myself.

Tmnt: The Last Ronin II - Re-Evolution sees the new generation of turtles discover their superpowers. The new mutations include rock-like skin, electric force fields, and a shared sibling telepathy. Two powers are yet to be revealed as the sequel series continues.

Warning: contains spoilers for Tmnt: The Last Ronin II - Re-Evolution #2!The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles famously wield different weapons, with Leonardo known for his swords, Donatello for his staff, Raphael for his sai and Michelangelo for his nunchucks. However, with each of Last Ronin's new generation of Turtles wielding all four weapons, fans had been wondering what would make them unique in combat. Now we know, as the new Turtles begin to reveal their hidden mutations (that are basically superpowers.)

In Tmnt: The Last Ronin II - Re-Evolution #2, the family crowd around Odyn, who was struck down by paralysis in their latest fight. However, as the issue continues,...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2. episode 9.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2's penultimate episode sets up a dangerous season finale with shocking plot twists and reveals. Jade's plan to take down Frank Church leads to a cliffhanger ending with potential consequences for major characters like Rossi and Emily. Aida Limited and Frank Church's involvement in the "Gold Star" case reveals a web of manipulation and conspiracy threatening the Bau team.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2s penultimate episode had a shocking cliffhanger ending after revealing major twists in the Gold Star case. Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, episode 8 focused on Damien and Jade, but episode 9 introduced new unsubs, one of whom appears to be the true biggest villain of the season. Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 has been leading up to a confrontation between the Bau team and members of the Gold Star program, but episode 9 suggested major changes for the season finale.

Crossing, the fourth feature film from Swedish filmmaker Levan Akin (And Then We Danced), opens with white serif text that reads: “Both Georgian and Turkish are gender-neutral languages: they make no distinction of grammatical gender.” This linguistic factoid becomes instantly relevant as the film focuses on one Georgian woman’s...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, episode 8.

The Bau team makes major progress in the "Gold Star" case in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, episode 8, but the changes foreshadow possible problems ahead. More is revealed about Jill Gideon's complicated history with David Rossi, romantic or otherwise. Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, episode 8 ended with Jade shockingly killing Damien after he spared Jill's life.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, episode 8 saw the Bau team make major progress in the Gold Star case, although the episodes tragic ending could cause more problems for them. Only two episodes are left of this season, but Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3 could continue the Gold Star storyline. Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 has dealt with the Sicarius case, with Elias Voit playing an important role, and theres a chance Jade could do the same in season 3. Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 has a lot to wrap up in under 2 hours.

Paramount+ returns to San Diego Comic-Con with unforgettable panels from fan-favorite series and franchises, featuring exclusive behind-the-scenes conversations and reveals fans won’t want to miss. The panel lineup includes the all-new animated series Tales Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; the Star Trek universe, including Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Star Trek: Lower Decks, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and Star Trek: Section 31; and the inaugural panel for the upcoming Paramount+ with Showtime series Dexter: Original Sin.

In addition to the panels, Paramount+’s The Lodge returns with the ultimate fan experience, immersing attendees in themed activations featuring popular movies and shows like If, Tulsa King, Ghosts, Criminal Minds: Evolution, Spongebob Squarepants and more. The Paramount Passport will also be available again this year, inviting attendees to participate in a city-wide digital scavenger hunt to earn limited edition prizes. The celebrations kick off on Wednesday, July 24 through Sunday,...

Exclusive: Paramount+ is thundering into San Diego Comic-Con with its new animated series Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, all things Star Trek, and the upcoming Showtime series Dexter: Original Sin.

In addition, the studio’s The Lodge is taking over the Gas Lamp district again with several fan experiences and activations for movies and series such as If, Tulsa King, Ghosts, Criminal Minds: Evolution, and SpongeBob Squarepants.

The Paramount Passport will also be available again this year, inviting attendees to participate in a city-wide digital scavenger hunt to earn limited edition prizes.

It all happens Wednesday, July 24-Sunday July 28.

Here’s the rundown:

Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The series explores the pizza-loving heroes as they emerge from the sewers and onto the streets of NYC. Host, writer, podcaster and stand-up comedian Claire Lim will join the voices of Leo, Raph, Donnie, Mikey as well as series producers,...

Exclusive: The BBC has tied with PBS on a Chris Packham-fronted series about evolution, as the corporation reveals it has doubled its number of blue-chip science shows.

Evolution will tell the story of the millions of generations that gave rise to animals today, tracking one animal per episode. Species in focus will range from the bat, whose ultrasonic hearing makes it one of the deadliest hunters on the planet, to the peacock and its magnificent feathers, to the kangaroo, which owes its impressive leaping not to its legs but to its teeth.

Packham, who also hosted last year’s Earth for the BBC, will take viewers back in time to chart evolution utilizing advances in genetic analysis and CGI.

“This is new, shiny and immediately accessible,” BBC Head of Science Tom Coveney told Deadline. “It’s full of animal-based facts but also because there are millions and millions of...

Criminal Minds: Evolution's love triangle between Tyler, Garcia, and Alvez is unnecessary and distracts from the main storyline. The show's office romance execution is problematic and doesn't add anything to the overall plot, especially as Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 deals with darker themes. The unresolved love triangle needs resolution before everyone, including Tyler, returns for Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 3.

With Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 entering its final stretch, I am so ready for the show to end Tyler Green, Penelope Garcia, & Luke Alvez's complicated relationship. As a loyal follower of the Criminal Minds franchise even when it was still on network TV, I know that romances aren't exactly its strong suit. The show never really fully delved into this particular storyline, even as its fellow police procedural dabbled into the same arc, with Law & Order: Svu doing its back-and-forth with Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler, as well as...

Thomas Gibson's return as Aaron Hotchner could improve Criminal Minds: Evolution, addressing character dynamics and potential romantic relationships. Hotch's return could provide support for Emily Prentiss amid her personal struggles in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 Showrunner Erica Messer has expressed openness to bringing back original series characters, but Gibson's past behavior may complicate his proposed Criminal Minds franchise return.

Aaron Hotchner's return can make Criminal Minds: Evolution better as highlighted by Thomas Gibson's latest comment about the police procedural. Being on CBS for 15 years was an impressive feat for the series, but it also meant that it went through a series of cast reshuffling over the years. Mandy Patinkin's departure as Jason Gideon set the precedent for this, which made it easier to accept that some characters, as beloved as they are, would only be in the project for a limited time. Amid all exits, however, Gibson's...

Emily Prentiss has led the Bau team for a while now, but Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 has been particularly challenging for her. In Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, episode 6, JJ visits Prentiss, who is clearly high, at Garcia's apartment. Despite the Bau-Gate situation, JJ and Prentiss's friendship will likely remain strong, ensuring their relationship will continue in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 3.

Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2's new promotional clip shows Emily Prentiss being hilariously high. After Thomas Gibson was fired from the show, Paget Brewster stepped in to become the Bau's new leader. Considering her history with the team, it was a rather smooth transition. Unfortunately, the case about Gold Star and Elias Voit's continued threat in Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2 are proving to be more challenging than initially perceived. Aside from leading the team, Prentiss has also been dealing with the guilt of Deputy Director Bailey's death, not...