Mandy Moore is set to lead an erotic thriller series currently in development at Peacock, Variety has learned.

Moore is attached to star in the drama “Teach Me,” which is said to be about “a teacher wielding power over an impressionable but unreliable student, and what happens when that student becomes the teacher,” per the official logline. “A fun, twisted cat-and-mouse game that explores the blurred lines between sex, power and addiction.”

Lisa Rubin is the writer and executive producer, with Moore executive producing in addition to starring. Jessica Rhoades and Alison Mo Massey of Pacesetter also executive produce. Universal Television and A24 will produce.

This week’s glut of awards wins and nominations is wrapping up in double-stuffed fashion with today’s announcement of the Critics Choice Awards nominations for both film and television. This year’s pack of nominees is led by “Sinners,” “Adolescence,” “One Battle After Another,” and “Nobody Wants This.”

Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” leads the film contenders with 17 nominations, nearly matching the record of 18 that Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” achieved two years ago. Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” followed closely behind “Sinners,” earning 14 nominations.

“Sinners” picked up nods for Best Picture, plus acting nods for Michael B. Jordan, Wunmi Mosaku, and Miles Caton. Coogler was recognized in the categories of Best Director and Best Original Screenplay, and the film also received nods for Best Casting and Ensemble, Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Editing, Best Costume Design, Best Hair and Makeup, Best Visual Effects, Best Stunt Design,...

Exclusive: Paramount+’s crime drama MobLand has set Johnny Flynn (Beast) and Ophelia Lovibond (Minx) as new series regulars for Season 2, which has been in production in London for a few weeks now. The series is created by Ronan Bennett and executive produced by Guy Ritchie.

In Season 1 of MobLand, Power is up for grabs as the Harrigans and Stevenson, two warring London crime families, clash in a kill-or-be-killed battle that threatens to topple empires and ruin lives. Caught in the crossfire is Harry Da Souza (Tom Hardy), the street-smart ‘fixer’ as dangerous as he is handsome, who knows too well where loyalties lie when opposing forces collide. As kingdom goes up against kingdom, lines will be crossed – and the only saving grace is a bet-your-life guarantee: family above everything.

Pierce Brosnan plays Conrad Harrigan, a once-feared mob boss who hired Da Souza. Conrad’s wife, Maeve Harrigan (Helen Mirren...

Exclusive: Coming off his Emmy win for The Pitt, Shawn Hatosy has signed on to star opposite Olivia Colman and Brie Larson in Cry Wolf, FX’s limited series created by Sarah Treem.

The project, inspired by the Danish series Ulven Kommer (Cry Wolf) by Maja Jul Larsen, is a psychological family thriller following a social worker, Kath (Colman), and a mother, April (Larson), thrust into crisis when the mother’s teenage daughter, Mia, alleges abuse, pushing both women to their limits as they navigate an impossible situation.

Hatosy will play April’s husband and Mia’s stepfather who is at the center of the girl’s abuse allegations.

Produced by FX Productions, Cry Wolf is executive produced by Treem, who serves as showrunner, Colman via her South of the River Pictures, Melissa Bernstein of Special Interests and Larson.

Hatosy won a Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series Emmy...

The Summer I Turned Pretty‘s three-season run may have ended earlier this year, but Prime Video isn’t letting the hit show go just yet as plans for the highly-anticipated movie take shape. Announced in tandem with the Season 3 finale drop, the film will continue the story of Belly (Lola Tung), who chose Fisher brother Conrad (Christopher Briney) by the end of the show, leaving behind the love triangle between them and Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno). In the latest update, author Jenny Han offers clarity on the film’s status and release. Below, we’re breaking down everything we know about the movie so far, including when it’s likely to arrive,...

Mark your calendars: “The Boys” is back for one more round next April and we’ve got your first look at the bloody battle ahead.

The fifth and final season of Amazon Prime Video’s satirical superhero series will premiere with its first two episodes on April 8. New episodes will be rolling out each week through the series finale launch May 20.

Per the description for “The Boys” Season 5, “In the fifth and final season, it’s Homelander’s world, completely subject to his erratic, egomaniacal whims. Hughie, Mother’s Milk, and Frenchie are imprisoned in a ‘Freedom Camp.’ Annie struggles...

In a “Weekend Update” that featured jokes about Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, a sunburned vacationer played by cast member Ben Marshall and how Netflix will jack up its prices to $50 million in order to buy Warner Bros., Sarah Sherman stole the show playing the drunk raccoon that (actually!) got wasted in a Virigina liquor store this week, and passed out in the bathroom.

“Here to explain their actions is that drunk raccoon,” said Colin Jost.

Coming on to Jost, while writhing around the Update desk, the raccoon complained that it doesn’t have any privacy, as Jost said she has a “serious drinking problem.

War crimes? Don't even bother asking Pete Hegseth about that — unless you want to get roasted by an alpha male.

Colin Jost reprised his role as the macho Secretary of War this week on "Saturday Night Live," swaggering out to meet reporters at a press conference before chugging an energy drink and ordering everyone to shut up. He announced that "we're now at war with Venezuela," and if you're looking for an official declaration of war? Hegseth has a middle finger for you — or at least a Dane Cook super finger.

Reporters try to get more information on the military's...

Donald Trump didn’t throw much support behind Secretary of War Pete Hegseth in the cold open of the Dec. 6 episode of “Saturday Night Live.”

Colin Jost reprised his role as Hegseth, berating the press as they were asking about the United States’ strikes on boats that were alleged to be operated by narco-terrorists. After calling one journalist fat and berating another for being single, he made a less-than-believable denial that the military operation went as planned.

“That kind of cruel, heartless act has no place in operation ‘Kill Everybody,'” Jost-as-Hegseth said. “Second, I wasn’t even in the room when it happened.

For the first time ever, Hallmark Channel is teaming up with Walt Disney World for a new original movie. “Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True,” will shoot on location at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida and is led by Lacey Chabert and Travis Van Winkle. Richard Kind, Christy Carlson Romano, Taegen Burns and Asher Alexander also star with Patrick Renna in a cameo role.

The movie was announced during Saturday’s “The Hallmark Christmas Experience: A Hometown Holiday,” which aired after Chabert’s new movie, “She’s Making A List.” The Disney collaboration film, written and directed by Ryan Landels,...

For those destined to be songwriters, the spark of inspiration strikes early in life. That was one common theme from many of the heartfelt thank-yous and reflections shared by the diverse group of musical artists honored Saturday at Variety‘s annual Hitmakers brunch in Hollywood.

Sabrina Carpenter, Variety’s Hitmaker of the Year, spoke wistfully of writing her first song at age 10. Tyler, the Creator credited his the roots of his creativity to the “crazy imagination” of his 7-year-old self. Tate McRae got going on writing songs in her bedroom at 13. Ejae, part of the powerhouse pop trio Huntr/x...

"The Boys" is soon coming to an end, but not without putting up a fight.

The satirical superhero saga will premiere with its first two episodes on Wednesday, April 8, Prime Video announced on Saturday in conjunction with the show's panel at Ccxp in Brazil. Subsequent episodes will be released weekly, with the series finale launching on May 20. The streamer also released a trailer from the new season, which you can watch above.

Per the official synopsis, the fifth and final season follows Homelander's world, which is "completely subject to his erratic, egomaniacal whims."

"Hughie, Mother's Milk, and Frenchie are imprisoned in a 'Freedom Camp,...

Our obsession with serial killers and true crime probably has concerning implications for our collective psyche. Why are we so drawn to darkness? The same could be asked of many of the protagonists of our favorite homicidal TV shows, meaning the detectives and psychologists who spend their lives facing down humanity at its worst.

Serial killer stories often explore existential questions of morality, trauma, grief, and obsession, putting their characters through the wringer to extract meaning from grotesque violence. Series about killers leave us on the edge of our seats, wondering if our hero will catch the murderer they've been...

The fifth and final season of Prime Video‘s twisted superhero series, The Boys, is officially on the way as a new teaser trailer and the premiere date were unveiled at Ccxp in Brazil on December 6. As fans gear up for the scorched-earth battle between unrestrained Supe Homelander (Antony Starr) and his vigilante counterpart, Billy Butcher (Karl Urban), the teaser offers a closer look at the action ahead. Along with the teaser trailer and premiere date, plenty of other details about The Boys Season 5 have been shared, including teases from showrunner Eric Kripke and the cast. Below, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about The Boys‘ final...

Realtor and star of Netflix’s “Owning Manhattan,” Ryan Serhant, has a motto that drives him to success: “Expansion, always in all the ways.”

But that expansion comes at a price.

The company is now four years old, and Season 2 of the series follows the CEO and his team of top agents as they sell some of the city’s hottest properties, including a showstopping penthouse at 200 Amsterdam Avenue with an asking price of $31 million.

Audiences have seen Serhant go from Bravo’s “Million Dollar Listing” to the CEO of his over company. The pressures of managing the company and...

It's shaping up to be a scary new year at Split River High: The third season of Paramount+ drama "School Spirits" will premiere with its first three episodes on Wednesday, Jan. 28.

The announcement was made on Saturday during the streamer's Ccxp panel in São Paolo, Brazil, where "School Spirits" star and executive producer Peyton List was on hand to reveal a first look at the upcoming third season.

So, what awaits our leading lady in Season 3? According to the official synopsis, the new year "plunges Maddie Nears and her friends into a deeper, darker mystery as the veil between worlds grows dangerously thin,...

Anyone who's watched Netflix's original series "Emily in Paris" — which was created by Darren Star ("Younger," "Sex and the City") and stars Lily Collins as the titular Emily in the French capital — is familiar with Lucas Bravo, who plays the show's infamous "hot chef" Gabriel. As it turns out, the actor almost lost out on the pivotal part because the studio behind the series was hoping for a more established performer.

As Bravo exclusively told People in September 2024, he wasn't cast as Gabriel right away. To cope with the disappointment of losing such a huge opportunity, he ran away to Corsica.

The 41st annual IDA Documentary Awards brunch held on December 6 at the Los Angeles Athletic Club assembled the nonfiction community to celebrate the best television and film documentaries of 2025.

Dozens of global IDA jurors voted on more than 550 entries in all categories from 85 countries.

The winner of Best Feature Documentary, “The Tale of Silyan,” beat out nominees “Apocalypse in the Tropics” (Netflix), which did win two awards, for Best Writing and Best Production, “Life After” (Multitude Films), “Songs of Slow Burning Earth” (Epf Media) and “Seeds,” which also won Best Director for Brittany Shyne. The Sundance U.S. Grand Jury prize winner, among many other IDA contenders, still lacks distribution.

“The Tale of Silyan” also won Best Cinematography. Kevin Macdonald’s “One to One: John & Yoko” won Best Music Documentary.

Winning the top IDA award pushes NatGeo’s moving portrait of a failing farm community, “The Tale of Silyan,...

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So many television shows revolve around love stories, and what better to demonstrate a romance's culmination than a big marriage proposal? Even in the funniest sitcoms, proposal scenes have a tendency to be the most emotional and poignant scenes in the entire show. These scenes really do feel like the payoff to longstanding character arcs as they take their romantic relationships to the next level. And even in cases where the relationship ultimately doesn't endure, the proposal is still a sweet moment on its own merit.

Simply put, popping the question makes for some of the most memorable moments in television history.

Outlander‘s final chapter is approaching, and while fans may have a few more months of waiting until Season 8’s March 6 premiere on Starz, the network is quenching the Droughtlander with some fabulous never-before-seen photos from “The Wedding.” While we’re sure we don’t have to explain what episode “The Wedding” is, for those less dialed into Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser’s (Sam Heughan) love story, the installment marks the true beginning of their 18th-century romance. Airing during Season 1’s run in 2014, the episode has been a longtime favorite of viewers, and new images from the making of the episode offer a whole new perspective. “I know...

Buenos Aires — Memorable for its mass attendance of around 3,200 delegates, Ventana Sur, Latin America’s biggest film-tv market, closed its doors at the extraordinary Palacio de Libertad in central Buenos Aires on Dec. 5 underscoring both the region’s large high-energy talent and the considerable headwinds racking the international film-tv business.

10 takeaways from this year’s mart-meet.

First, the Big News: Netflix Buys Warner Bros for $82.7 billion

Though hardly a Ventana Sur deal, naturally enough, it dominated Friday’s breakfast tittle-tattle in Buenos Aires. The major take is that it will close more doors than it opens for the international independent industry.

In one of the multiple deals closed at Ventana Sur, Argentina’s Del Toro Films boarded Colombian horror thriller “I’ll Keep My Mouth Shut” (“No diré nada”) by Óscar Adán.

Presented at the Vs Fantastic! Lab by Colombia’s Cinematografiando, pic is the directorial feature debut of Adán who co-wrote it with María Adelaida Palacio Duque.

It follows two women who strike an unlikely alliance after a roadside kidnapping. Paula Castaño (“Dear Gentlemen”) and Ángela Rodríguez (“The Black Snake”) lead a stellar Colombian cast that includes Juan Pablo Barragán (“The Squad”), Nelson Camayo (“One Hundred Years of Solitude”) and...

For some Stranger Things fans, it was neon-colored tape that gave a scene-stealing performance in the Netflix hit’s fifth and final season. In a new video, a TikTok user revealed how a Stranger Things camera operator inadvertently trained the lens on tape markings on the ground in an Episode 2 scene with Will and Robin. As the two characters walked through a forest at nighttime, viewers could see the tape indicating where actors Noah Schnapp and Maya Hawke should stand to hit their mark. (Those markings are called “spikes” in the biz.) @mellllll_6 episode 2 #strangerthings #season5 #fyp #foryou ♬ original sound – Mel Other TikTok users jumped in the comments to ridicule the show,...

Hulu has unveiled a first look at “The Testaments,” the upcoming sequel series to “The Handmaid’s Tale.”

The series, which is set to premiere in April 2026, is based on “The Handmaid’s Tale” author Margaret Atwood’s 2019 novel of the same name and is set in the dystopian theocracy of Gilead years after the events of the original series. “The Testaments,” per the official logline, “is a coming of age story that finds a new generation of young women in Gilead grappling with the bleak future that awaits them. For these young women, growing up in Gilead is all they have ever known,...

Blessed be the fruit: Hulu is releasing its "Handmaid's Tale" sequel this spring.

"The Testaments" will premiere in April 2026, the streamer announced today at Ccxp in Brazil. It also released several first-look images from the drama, which will follow "The Handmaid's Tale" standout Ann Dowd as her character, Aunt Lydia, continues in Gilead years after the events of the original series.

Per the official logline, "The Testaments" — based on the novel by Margaret Atwood — "is a coming of age story that finds a new generation of young women in Gilead grappling with the bleak future that awaits them. For these young women,...

"Can I tell you a secret, something no one else knows?" Sinatra says near the end of "Paradise" Season 2's first footage, "It was never just about the bunker." And that becomes incredibly apparent as you watch the teaser trailer released today, which shows us where the post-apocalyptic drama will pick up when its sophomore run gets underway in February.

"Paradise" will return with a three-episode premiere on Monday, February 23, Hulu announced in conjunction with the show's panel at Ccxp in Brazil. Subsequent episodes will follow weekly. The streamer also released the first footage from the new season, which you can watch above.

Paradise Season 2 is on the way at Hulu as the streamer unveils a premiere date and teaser for the latest chapter of This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman‘s hit thriller starring Sterling K. Brown. Xavier Collins (Brown) is back in action, searching for his wife outside of the bunker that he and several select Americans were living in following a catastrophic weather event believed to have left the outside world unlivable. As fans will recall, Paradise‘s Season 1 finale cliffhanger looms large over the story, and the latest teases offer some clarity about what’s happening next for Xavier. In addition to the first official teaser and premiere date,...

True story: Thursday night was IndieWire Honors. As Kristen Stewart was delivering her blistering acceptance speech for her IndieWire Maverick Award, my phone vibrated with the news of the Netflix-Warner Bros. merger.

Here’s the kicker: I was sitting on the Netflix couch reserved for Jacob Elordi and his makeup artist Mike Hill, who received the Wavelength Award earlier that evening for their work on “Frankenstein.”

All ironies aside, here’s the easy predictions of what this merger will mean: Fewer jobs. (The floor on anticipated initial savings is $2 billion-$3 billion.) Fewer films in theaters. And, fewer good films and shows unless you believe that HBO and Warners’ auteur-nurturing sensibilities can survive the buzzsaw of an algorithmic culture unscathed.

That was the question circulating in IndieWire’s Slacks: If Netflix and Warner Bros. merge, what happens to the art? While it will be months before we can know if this deal sticks,...

“Paradise” has a Season 2 premiere date at Hulu.

During the show’s panel at Brazil Comic-Con, it was revealed that the second season of the drama series will debut its first three episodes on Feb. 23, with new episodes dropping weekly thereafter on Hulu and Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the US and Disney+ internationally.

Hulu also released the first teaser for Season 2, which can be seen below. In the teaser, Xavier (Sterling K. Brown) is seen in the wreckage of a plane with voiceovers teasing that he is searching for his wife in the outside world.

Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney certainly didn’t feel euphoric after her American Eagle jeans ad campaign landed her in controversy this summer. “I was honestly surprised by the reaction,” Sweeney told People in a new interview. “I did it because I love the jeans and love the brand. I don’t support the views some people chose to connect to the campaign. Many have assigned motives and labels to me that just aren’t true.” In ads released this summer, American Eagle had Sweeney discussing genetics before a voiceover declared that the actor has “great jeans,” playing on the words “genes” and “jeans” being homophones. Some social media users thought...

Andy Richter made a bold confession about competing on Dancing With the Stars Season 34. On the December 6 episode of the Wait Wait… Don’t Gell Me! podcast, Conan O’Brien‘s former late-night sidekick dished on what it was like starring on the ABC competition series. Richter, 59, competed with his pro dancer partner, Emma Slater, 36, making it to the Top 7 before their elimination — much further than many initially predicted. At the beginning of the interview, he clarified the origin of his “The People’s Princess” nickname on DWTS. “It wasn’t the judges,” he explained. “It was just somebody online started calling me the People’s Princess, which is incredibly flattering.

"Blue Bloods" aired its series finale in December 2024, following a 14-season, 293-episode run. As those final installments rolled out, series star Tom Selleck wanted viewers to know that the long-running CBS drama did not end due to slipping quality or waning interest.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Selleck — who portrayed New York City Police Commissioner Frank Reagan — said, "Nobody wanted it to end." He added: "My biggest goal is to make sure people realize we went out in rather spectacular success. [The show] wasn't tired, it wasn't anything else. Somebody may be able to tell me someday why CBS wanted to end it,...

The longer a show goes, the closer it gets to its end, and fans inevitably begin wondering how much longer their favorite will be around. Such is the case with 9-1-1, currently in its ninth season (and third on ABC after moving over from Fox). The first responder drama has, for the most part, kept the same cast, which is a rarity on TV. Angela Bassett (Athena), Oliver Stark (Buck), Kenneth Choi (Chimney), and Aisha Hinds (Hen) are all still around from Season 1. Jennifer Love Hewitt (Maddie) and Ryan Guzman (Eddie) joined in Season 2. Corinne Massiah and Elijah M. Cooper, who play Athena’s kids, May and Harry, were...

Peru’s Ladines! has sold the remake rights to its critical and box office hit “The Last Laugh” (“Muerto de risa”) to Mexico’s Sin Sentido Films during Ventana Sur.

This marks the second time its director-writer-producer Gonzalo Ladines has sold remake rights to one of his films. His family comedy “YouTuber Dad” (“Papá Youtuber”) which Ladines co-produced and co-wrote with its director Fernando Villarán, was the first original Peruvian pic to sell its international remake rights where it was optioned by Mexico, Spain, France and India.

Shortlisted for the Platino Awards in the Ibero-American Comedy category, “The Last Laugh...

Below Deck star Fraser Olender nearly died after a recent heart attack, and now he’s sounding the alarm about the cause of that medical emergency. “This is not chic but very important for me to share,” Olender wrote on Instagram on Friday, captioning a slideshow of images from the hospital, starting, of course, with a shirtless selfie. “A few weeks ago I was rushed to hospital due to severe chest pains and difficulties breathing,” the reality star revealed. “Following this, I spent a week in London hospitals seeing specialists to identify the cause and possible damage of the incident.” Olender told followers he suffered an e-cigarette or vaping product use-associated lung injury,...

If there’s any toxicity related to Dancing With the Stars, it’s not showing up in the ballroom, Sharna Burgess says. The Australian dancer, a pro on DWTS between Season 16 and Season 30, sounded off on the toxicity rumors in a Q&a on her Instagram Stories on Friday after a user asked what she thought the phrase “DWTS toxic” meant. In reply, per People, Burgess said she had never heard that term but assumed it referred to a certain faction of the DWTS fandom. “It’s certainly not the show itself or the people on it,” she added. “Gosh, I hate even seeing those two words together. It’s so sad.

"There is a fifth dimension, beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call The Twilight Zone."

This introductory speech, spoken by host and creator Rod Serling, began every episode of "The Twilight Zone," the beloved and influential television series that ran from 1959 through 1964. An anthology series, the...

Tim Allen stopped dead in his tracks during a recent taping of Shifting Gears when he saw former TV daughter Kaitlyn Dever in the kitchen instead of his new TV daughter, Kat Dennings — another K.D.! In footage Shifting Gears posted to its official Instagram account, Allen walked on set and froze when it was Dever, his old Last Man Standing costar, who popped up from behind a refrigerator door. Allen keeled over in surprise, and the studio audience laughed and cheered. Then the former colleagues shared a sweet hug before Dever imitated Allen’s shocked expression. Dennings, who was hiding behind the kitchen island for the prank, also went in for a hug.

Blue Bloods star Andrew Terraciano recently broke his silence on Mika Amonsen replacing him as Sean Reagan on Boston Blue. On Friday, December 5, Terraciano — who played Danny Reagan’s (Donnie Wahlberg) son from 2010 to 2024 on the CBS series — opened up about the recasting choice with Us Weekly. “It’s beautiful because you’ll always remember every single line and every day that you had the opportunity to be that character,” the 22-year-old said of his time portraying Sean. “It doesn’t mean for even a second that somebody else can’t go and do something beautiful with it.” Terraciano added of the recasting, “I got the joy of playing Sean,...

The Performer | Lili Reinhart

The Show | Mubi's "Hal & Harper"

The Episode | "Are You Watching?" (Nov. 30, 2025)

The Performance | There's a decent chance you've never heard of this family drama, created by and starring Cooper Raiff ("Cha Cha Real Smooth"), with Reinhart ("Riverdale") as his co-dependent sister, Mark Ruffalo ("Task") as their emotionally adrift father, and Betty Gilpin ("Glow") as Dad's pregnant partner. But now that its eight-episode run is complete — and the whole thing is available to binge, should you decide to subscribe to Mubi for a month and watch — we'd like to call attention to the series' single most captivating,...

Sydney Sweeney recently told People magazine that “I’m against hate” while looking back at the controversy that erupted over her American Eagle jeans ad earlier this year. The campaign was centered on the tagline “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans.” The pun around “great genes” ignited outrage online, with many on social media alleging the company was glorifying the actor’s white heritage and thin physique. Some even compared the ads to “Nazi propaganda.”

“I was honestly surprised by the reaction,” Sweeney told People. “I did it because I love the jeans and love the brand. I don’t support...

The "Friends" theme song, "I'll Be There for You" by The Rembrandts, is considered one of the best theme songs of the 1990s — but according to several cast members, the actors themselves didn't necessarily love filming the imagery that accompanied it.

During a 2016 appearance on the United Kingdom's "The One Show" to promote her film "Office Christmas Party," Jennifer Aniston was asked by host Matt Baker what she feels when she hears "I'll Be There for You" — and she didn't hold back.

"No one was really a big fan of that theme song," she said, appearing to reference the full ensemble.

As the end of 2025 nears, so do breaks for your favorite shows for the holidays. That includes Watson, the CBS drama starring Morris Chestnut, currently in its second season, but when it comes back, it will do so with a major change to its schedule. Watson was originally supposed to return for Season 2 in the midseason, but it ended up swapping with new drama CIA, and as a result, it was moved around in the schedule to Mondays at 10/9c after FBI for the fall. But that’s changing in 2026, and it will be a couple of months between new episodes. Below, we break down Watson‘s schedule for the rest of 2025 and its 2026 return.

Jane Fonda just issued a blunt warning about the $82.7 billion deal between Netflix and Warner Bros. On Friday, December 5, the actress, 87, posted a joint Instagram update with the Committee for the First Amendment. Fonda described the Netflix-Warner Bros. deal as an “alarming escalation in a consolidation crisis that threatens the entire entertainment industry, the public it serves and — potentially — the First Amendment itself.” She then made a bold prediction, writing, “Make no mistake, this is not just a catastrophic business deal that could destroy our creative industry. It is a constitutional crisis exacerbated by the administration’s demonstrated disregard for the law.” Additionally, the Barbarella actress sent a direct message...

This news calls for a round of Gallglennie Whiskey shots: "The Immortal Man," a film continuation of Netflix's "Peaky Blinders," will stream on Friday, March 20, 2026, following a March 6 release in select theaters.

Starring Cillian Murphy, reprising his role as Tommy Shelby, the movie is officially described as an "epic continuation of the multi-award-winning gangster saga, set in the lawless streets of Birmingham in the 1900s."

Additional returning cast members include Sophie Rundle as Ada Thorne, Stephen Graham as Hayden Stagg, Ned Dennehy as Charlie Strong, Packy Lee as Johnny Dogs, and Ian Peck as Curly. New faces joining the...

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On TV this Saturday: Melissa McCarthy returns to Studio 8H, Lacey Chabert and Andrew Walker star in "She's Making a List," and Amber Stevens West competes in a "Christmas Showdown."

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[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Boston Blue Season 1 Episode 7, “Baggage Claim.”] Lena Silver’s (Sonequa Martin-Green) “white whale” case resurfaced in Boston Blue‘s December 5 episode. Her feelings about the case made her hellbent on catching the killer, similar to how Danny Reagan (Donnie Wahlberg) would make cases personal on Blue Bloods. Danny had to teach Lena what he learned at the NYPD, which was that when you care so deeply about a case, it matters even more to solve it by following police procedures down to the letter. Lena and Danny attended a gala in disguise to get into the same room as their suspect, Senator Lowell (Gabriel Burrafato). Lena was seething with anger when questioning the politician,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Fire Country Season 4 Episode 7 “Best Mom in the World.”] Bode’s (Max Thieriot) off parole on Fire Country, so what’s next? “I never really thought I’d get here, so I didn’t make any plans. Trying to figure it out,” he admits to Jake (Jordan Calloway) and Eve (Jules Latimer) in the Friday, December 5, episode. (It’s a scene that highlights just how great this trio is together and that the show needs more like it.) Well, he seems to have by the end of the episode: helping a troubled kid. And that kid just so happens to be the son of the character who will be played...

After many name-checks in previous seasons, Tina Turnbow, the mysterious best friend of Erica Sinclair (Priah Ferguson), made her first appearance in Stranger Things 5 — and she left no crumbs.

Played by 16-year-old Caroline Elle Abrams, Tina finds herself going head-to-head with Erica in Episode 3 (“The Turnbow Trap”) over a spiked piece of pie. Erica baked the drugged treat for a good cause — she needs to knock out the Turnbow family to save Tina’s brother, Derek (Jake Connelly), from Vecna! — but there’s a complication. Tina refuses to eat her slice. Already on the outs over Tina’s crush on Josh, the duo’s tensions reach a breaking point. “I...