“Yellowjackets” has been renewed for Season 4, Paramount announced on Tuesday, touting the record-setting viewership of the Season 3 finale in April, which rose 19% from the Season 2 finale.

“‘Yellowjackets’ has become a cultural juggernaut, with Season 3 shattering all previous records – we are thrilled to announce its renewal for a Season 4 on Paramount+,”Chris McCarthy, co-ceo of Paramount Global and president of Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios, said.

He thanked co-creators Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson for how they “masterfully crafted an utterly singular, genre-defying phenomenon,” calling the series, “a perfect alchemy of psychological horror, survival thriller and coming-of-age drama that continues to captivate audiences worldwide.”

The Emmy-nominated drama is about an all-female girls soccer team’s descent into madness and cannibalism after their plane crashes in the Canadian wilderness, and how the adult survivors are still traumatized by their ordeal.

The Season 3 finale saw the teen survivors finally make contact with civilization: The...

Netflix’s live-action version of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” has added seven cast members across its upcoming second and third seasons.

Newly joining Season 2 are Dichen Lachman (“Severance”) as Yangchen, Dolly de Leon (“Triangle of Sadness”) as Lo and Li, Terry Chen (“Lucky Star”) as Jeong Jeong, Lily Gao (“Blue Sun Palace”) as Ursa and Madison Hu (“The Brothers Sun”) as Fei.

In Season 3, Tantoo Cardinal (“Killers of the Flower Moon”) will play Hama and Jon Jon Briones (“Hadestown”) will play Piandao.

They join previously announced Season 2 stars Miya Cech, Chin Han, Hoa Xuande, Justin Chien, Amanda Zhou, Crystal Yu,...

As the cast of The Studio can attest, working with acclaimed actor Bryan Cranston exceeded their expectations, but what maybe surprised them the most was (oddly enough) the Breaking Bad star’s fit physique.

In an interview that includes Seth Rogen, Catherine O’Hara, Kathryn Hahn, Chase Sui Wonders and Ike Barinholtz, the ensemble couldn’t praise Cranston’s physical comedy prowess enough, but Barinholtz took their shared accolades one step beyond.

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What’s a wedding without some tears? But the waterworks at Burgess and Ruzek’s nuptials during Wednesday’s Chicago P.D. season finale weren’t the kind that you want to see.

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After Reid announced on the news that Intelligence operations were...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Chicago P.D. Season 12 finale “Vows.”] Considering the episode title, it is surprising that in the Chicago P.D. finale, we don’t see Burgess (Marina Squerciati) and Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger) exchange theirs. Don’t worry, though, because they are married when Season 13 begins. What’s less certain? The status of Intelligence. After all, Reid (Shawn Hatosy) did open up investigations into their actions, and yes, he was dirty. That is now clear, thanks to Voight’s (Jason Beghe) actions, including moving the pieces into place for the son of the drug dealer Reid had killed to fatally shoot the deputy chief, but any fallout remains up in the air. Below, executive producer Gwen Sigan breaks down the finale, explains why we didn’t see more of the Burzek wedding, and teases what’s to come. Will we see the parts of Burgess and Ruzek’s wedding we didn’t? Gwen ...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for the Survivor Season 48 finale.] Two alliances have been controlling Survivor 48 all season long: Joe Hunter and Eva Erickson, the public alliance, and Kyle Fraser and Kamilla Karthigesu, the secret alliance. While Joe and Eva maintained control over the game with their majority alliance in the first half, Kyle and Kamilla made more influential moves in secret in the final episodes, especially the penultimate that saw them trick Joe and Eva into voting out one of their biggest allies, Shauhin Davari. Their successes continued in the Survivor 48 finale on May 21, on CBS, as Kamilla won the final joint immunity and reward challenge, securing her spot in the final four, and Kyle won the final immunity challenge, securing his and one other spot in the final three. One infuriating fire-making challenge later, Kyle, Eva, and Joe made their pitches to the jury before a winner was named the Sole Survivor. Mitch Guerra was...

Survivor fans: Let’s have a round of applause for your newest winner!

Season 48 came to a (literal) fiery finish Wednesday when Joe, Eva and Kyle secured their spots in the Final 3 and pleaded their case to a jury of fallen comrades. Each finalist certainly had a valid argument to make on why he or she should become the Sole Survivor. Eva overcame so many odds (especially with her neurodiversity), trusting the right people and banking on that social capital. Joe played a loyal and honest game, walking in the footsteps of previous winners like Ethan Zohn and Tom Westman.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Chicago Fire Season 13 finale “It Had to End This Way.”] Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) and Severide (Taylor Kinney) are officially expanding their family — but not in the way they planned. The Chicago Fire Season 13 finale ended with Kidd revealing that she’s pregnant! Elsewhere, Pascal (Dermot Mulroney) cleared his own name — with significant help from Severide — in the attempted murder of his wife’s killer; Herrmann (David Eigenberg) announced he was stepping down to being a regular firefighter so Mouch (Christian Stolte) can be lieutenant of engine; and Violet (Hanako Greensmith) and Carver (Jake Lockett) said “I love you” … just as he’s planning to move to Denver. Below, showrunner Andrea Newman breaks down the finale and teases more change coming in Season 14. (She previously told us that the finale wouldn’t be writing out Daniel Kyri‘s Ritter and Jake Lockett’s Carver and we’d have to tune...

Warning: The following contains major spoilers for the Chicago Fire Season 13 finale. Proceed at your own risk!

Baby fever has hit #OneChicago!

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[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for the Chicago Med Season 10 finale “…Don’t You Cry.”] Wait, who’s the father of Hannah’s (Jessy Schram) baby?! Sadly, we still don’t know at the end of Chicago Med‘s Season 10 finale, though it’s not as clear as we may have thought. While we thought the father has to be Ripley (Luke Mitchell), despite their breakup, it’s Archer (Steven Weber) that Hannah goes to see at the end of the episode … and tells him they need to talk. Ripley, meanwhile, also has someone at his door: Sadie, whom he’d rescued, along with her daughter, from a well earlier in the season. Elsewhere in the finale, with the hospital having to make some cuts, Goodwin (S. Epatha Merkerson) is forced into a tough conversation with her boyfriend, Washington (John Earl Jelks), which ends with her admitting she’s still hurt he hadn’t told his daughter about them,...

Warning: The following contains major spoilers for the Chicago Med Season 10 finale. Proceed at your own risk!

If you were looking for clarity about who is the father of Hannah’s baby on Chicago Med, this Wednesday’s season finale provided a big clue… that may be a misdirect.

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TV writing staffs have continued to get more diverse, even with far fewer jobs available, according to a study released Wednesday by the Writers Guild of America.

The report found that 40.4% of TV writers in the 2023-24 season were Black, Indigenous and People of Color (Bipoc) — up from 32% three years earlier. White staffing declined from 54% to 45.4% over the same timeframe.

The report comes as several major studios have pulled back from prior commitments to diversity, equity and inclusion. Amazon, Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount have dropped hiring goals tied to race and ethnicity, while the Trump administration has launched investigations...

[The following post contains Major spoilers for the Wednesday, May 21, episode of Jeopardy!] Jeopardy! fans think the Wednesday, May 21, episode was “one of the best” of Season 41. They chalked it up to the amount of Triple Stumpers and the players’ scores going into Final Jeopardy. Brendon Liaw, from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, returned for his second game after an amazing comeback win the day prior with $13,599. He played against Romy Negrin, from New York, and Sam Macken, from Boulder, Colorado. Riffing on Liaw’s job as a “stay-at-home son,” host Ken Jennings joked at the beginning of the episode, “We got him outside to play one more game.” On Tuesday’s game, Liaw explained that he recently graduated college and is looking for a job, but is afraid he will be called a loiterer soon. The game didn’t start off so hot for Macken, a bassoon player in an orchestra, who answered two questions wrong and one right to ...

The Chrisley family will soon be back, even with its patriarch and matriarch still locked up.

Lifetime has given the official green light to an untitled docuseries about reality TV’s Chrisley family, marking the first project with the family after Todd and Julie Chrisley were sentenced to federal prison for bank fraud and tax evasion in November 2022.

Set for a 2025 release, the series comes two years after hit series “Chrisley Knows Best” finished airing on the USA Network, with the executive producers behind “The Life & Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson” and “Surviving R. Kelly” producing for Bunim/Murray Productions.

ABC has big plans for the second season of High Potential. For starters, the crime drama will produce 18 episodes (up from 13 in Season 1), allowing the show to widen its scope and give the ensemble cast more chances to shine.

“With 18 episodes, we’ll get a little more breathing room to just enjoy our time,” cast member Javicia Leslie (Daphne) recently told TVLine on the carpet at the Disney Upfront, adding that she’s especially excited for the show’s two-episode premiere. Though a return date has not been set, High Potential will air Tuesdays at 10/9c this fall.

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NBCUniversal is among the parties taking an early swing at a large package of Major League Baseball rights that ESPN has chosen to let go.

The Comcast-backed media conglomerate is in nascent talks with the league about the package for which ESPN is said to be paying $550 million a year. ESPN in February announced it would “opt out” of its seven-year deal, which was supposed to last through 2028, with executives at the Disney sports giant miffed about smaller deals MLB has struck with Apple and Roku that give those outlets exclusive games for smaller annual fees, undermining the economics of ESPN’s terms.

Updated Story (5/21/2025): It’s official! Scrubs is gearing up for a revival at ABC as Zach Braff has officially signed on to reprise his role as the iconic Dr. John Dorian, better known to viewers simply as Jd. According to a report from TV Line, Braff has inked a deal with the network to return in his leading role for a current “in-the-works” revival. Currently, he’s the only original star signed onto the project, with the network hoping to close deals with other legacy cast members, including Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke, who would serve in series regular roles. Additionally, there is hope for fellow original stars Judy Reyes and John C. McGinley to recur. Stay tuned for updates as the project continues to take shape at ABC. Original Story (12/6/2024): Could viewers be heading back to Sacred Heart Hospital? It certainly seems like a possibility as ABC...

Zach Braff may soon be scrubbing back in at Sacred Heart. The actor is on board to reprise the role of J.D. in a reboot of “Scrubs” being developed at ABC.

The reboot was first reported to be in early development in December, with original series creator Bill Lawrence serving as executive producer but not showrunner.

Lawrence, Braff and other “Scrubs” alum have discussed the idea of a reboot for years, but it couldn’t go into motion until after negotiations between Disney, which owns the IP, and Warner Bros. Television, where Lawrence has an overall deal. While working on “Scrubs” at Disney-owned 20th Television,...

The in-the-works Scrubs revival has locked in its leading man.

TVLine can confirm that Zach Braff has closed his deal to reprise Dr. John Dorian (aka Jd) in the ABC sequel series, which is still awaiting an official green light at the network.

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Michael Alaimo, a theater and film actor known for his roles in “Space Jam” and the Oscar-nominated “The China Syndrome,” died Friday, May 2, in Burbank, Calif. He was 86.

Alaimo’s death was confirmed to Variety by Alaimo’s daughter, longtime TV PR and communications executive Gabriella Alaimo Thomas. While a cause of death was not disclosed, an official statement said that he “passed away peacefully.”

As a multifaceted artist who worked in avant-garde theater and appeared in dozens of films and shows, Alaimo notably had roles in “Space Jam,” “Mr. Mom,” “The China Syndrome” and “All I Want for Christmas.

PBS Masterpiece has acquired The Great Escaper, starring Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson in their final acting roles, and The Count of Monte Cristo, starring Sam Claflin and Jeremy Irons, for its 2025 and 2026 seasons. The network announced the acquisition on Wednesday, May 21. The Great Escaper is a British film that first debuted in October 2023 in the U.K. It will air on PBS Masterpiece this fall in its U.S. television debut. Two-time Palme d’Or and Oscar-winner Bille August is at the helm of this latest adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo, which already aired in Italy to much success. The adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ iconic masterpiece will premiere on PBS in 2026. An exact premiere date will be announced at a later time for the eight-episode limited series. Masterpiece Head of Scripted Content and Executive Producer Susanne Simpson announced the acquisitions at the PBS Annual Meeting today (May...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for the Season 1 finale of “The Studio,” now streaming on Apple TV+.

Months after filming his final scenes in “The Studio,” guest star Dave Franco got a call from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg for a last minute idea that wound up featuring a “Now You See Me” tie-in.

“They said: ‘We have this idea where you give a recap of Episode 9 and you’re totally fucked up, and we have to film this tomorrow. Are you in town? We’re about to lock this cut,'” Franco recalls. “I think it was just...

George Coulam, the founder and longstanding owner of the Texas Renaissance Festival whose eclectic lifestyle and hunt for a successor were documented in the 2024 HBO docuseries “Ren Faire,” was found dead in his home in Todd Mission, Texas on Wednesday morning. He was 87. An investigation remains ongoing and a cause of death is not known at this time.

The Todd Mission Police Department was dispatched to Coulam’s residence, adjacent to the Renaissance Festival’s premises, on Wednesday morning. The Grimes County Sheriff’s Office and Texas Rangers were present for assistance. Coulam was pronounced dead by authorities upon arrival.

“What is this place? And why does everyone look like an Easter egg?”

It doesn’t take long for Sirensto lure you into its world of luxury. With its serene setting, overt glamour, and otherworldly accents, the limited series makes it easy to plunge right in and become enthralled. Amid the pretty pastels, there’s a cast of characters — who are just as colorful as the candy-colored hues they don daily — and not all of them are as sweet as they appear.

Starring Julianne Moore as Michaela Kell, Meghann Fahy as Devon DeWitt, Milly Alcock as Simone DeWitt, and Kevin Bacon as Peter Kell, Sirens washes ashore on Netflix on May 22. “These actors are incredible,” Fahy tells Tudum of working alongside her fellow cast, which also includes Glenn Howerton, Felix Solis, Bill Camp, and Josh Segarra.

From showrunner Molly Smith Metzler (and based on her play Elemeno Pea, which...

Would Ryan Seacrest ever turn the letters on Wheel of Fortune while Vanna White stepped up to host? They answered that burning question in a behind-the-scenes question-and-answer series. After the cohosts sipped on some margaritas for “Change Your Lattitude Week,” where the game show contestants have the chance to win a new home, they took questions from the audience. “We love you, Ryan, but Vanna are you ever going to host?” one fan asked. “No,” she said right away and then chuckled. “I’d be happy to have her do that every once in a while,” Ryan Seacrest admitted. “We’d job swap.” The next fan asked if they had ever stolen anything from the set and Seacrest said he had. “Which set? I have a lot of shows.” From Wheel of Fortune, he has not taken anything but said he took the original American Idol desk that Paula Abdul,...

Severance fave Dichen Lachman has joined Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender series for Season 2 in the role of Yangchen, the streamer announced on X.

Also boarding the second-season ensemble are Madison Hu (The Brothers Sun) as Fei; Dolly De Leon (Nine Perfect Strangers) as Lo and Li; Lily Gao (Letterkenny) as Ursa; and Terry Chen (Wild Cards) as Jeong Jeong.

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There are certain performances audiences need to see to believe, especially when it comes to the ones on the HBO series “Fantasmas,” from creator, director, and star Julio Torres. For instance, how can one properly describe Steve Buscemi playing the letter “Q,” or Oscar winner Tilda Swinton being the voice of water?

IndieWire has exclusively learned that the current Gotham TV Awards nominee will be submitting for several Emmys categories, including the Outstanding Scripted Variety Series. The actors on “Fantasmas,” however, will still be among the Comedy Series contenders, similar to “Saturday Night Live,” which Torres used to write for. They include Torres for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, breakout star Martine for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, and “Fire Island” star Tomás Matos for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.

All three performers are part of the connective tissue of the series, which is...

Michael Bublé earned his second victory in a row on The Voice after his finalist Adam David was declared the winner of Season 27 on Tuesday, May 20. But while he was able to celebrate David’s exciting moment, he also had another artist in the finals, Jadyn Cree, who finished in fifth place. During Part 1 of the finale on Monday, May 19, Cree performed “Come on Eileen” and “Lose You to Love Me” and received an overwhelming amount of negative reviews online. However, her coach was there to offer encouraging words amid the criticism. “She’s a pop star. A lot of people had negative things to say about her last night and I called her,” Bublé told TV Insider. “I said, ‘Jadyn, you pour so much light. There’s a lot of darkness out there. Don’t you allow them to ever take away your light.'” Unfortunately, the votes translated...

A question like “Will you marry me?” isn’t always met with a straight answer. Just ask the new group of couples in The Ultimatum: Queer Love Season 2, which launches later this summer.

This season, six queer couples will embark on a journey to decide whether to take the next big step in their relationship. One partner is ready to tie the knot while the other — for a variety of reasons, from fears of commitment to questions of compatibility — is content with their relationship’s loose ends. So an ultimatum is given, and the dating experiment hosted by JoAnna Garcia Swisher begins.

Over eight weeks, the couples will temporarily split up, enter into a trial marriage with someone else, and then reunite to make a life-changing decision. With a new perspective (and the experience of living with a new spouse), the participants will unpack the baggage that’s holding them...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for The Handmaid’s Tale Season 6 Episode 9, “Execution.”] The Handmaid’s Tale delivered an explosive end for Nick (Max Minghella) and Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford) in the penultimate episode of the series. June’s former lover was killed when an altitude-triggered bomb went off on the plane carrying the last surviving commanders from Boston, a bomb planted by Lawrence in what became a suicide mission. June (Elisabeth Moss) and Lawrence didn’t expect Nick to be on that plane, but stopping him from boarding would mean losing their last chance to kill Wharton (Josh Charles) and the other commanders. Nick smiled at Lawrence on the plane as he said, “Guess you decided to join the winners.” His death, and this “join the winners” line in particular, has had The Handmaid’s Tale fans talking since the episode came out on May 20. Here, The Handmaid’s Tale executive producer/former showrunner Bruce Miller explains what...

Get ready, because Sirens on Netflix is about to be your newest obsession! As if the names of the leading ladies weren’t enough to sway you, the premise sure will be. All five episodes of the black comedy limited series will drop on May 22. Scroll down to learn more about the plot and find out more about the play that the series is based on. What is Sirens based on? Sirens was created by Molly Smith Metzler, who wrote the play that inspired it. Sirens is based on Metzler’s play Elemeno Pea, which came out in 2011. A synopsis for Elemeno Pea reveals that it is the story of “worlds [colliding] and sisters [squaring] off” in a “keenly observed comedy about ambition, regret, and the choices that shape who we become.” The play premiered in Louisville, Kentucky, and is about the relationship between sisters Simone and Devon. Simone is working as...

A Wheel of Fortune contestant might have had the worst luck ever in the Bonus Round when none of the letters that he chose appeared in the puzzle, leaving him with only two to solve for the whole puzzle. He spoke out about his time on the game show after missing out on $89,000 on a prickly puzzle that was just too hard to solve. Chad Benner, a minister and teacher from Wheelersburg, Ohio, played against Darlene Campisano, from Brockton, Massachusetts, and Reuben Cheatem, from Dallas, Texas, on Tuesday, May 20. They continued with Change Your Lattitude Week, which gave the contestant the chance to win a new home. Benner is a minister and DJ and advertises himself as “one-stop shopping for weddings.” Cheatem, a stage 3 colon cancer survivor, won the first toss-up, but landed on Bankrupt during the first puzzle, making it an even playing field. Benner landed on the Home...

The 2025 Crunchyroll Anime Awards has selected popular anime “Attack on Titan” as the first recipient of its Global Impact Award, which it describes as celebrating “visionary creators and groundbreaking works that have left an indelible mark on culture, history, and the hearts of audiences around the world.”

“Attack on Titan” is based on the manga of the same name, written and illustrated by creator Hajime Isayama. “Attack on Titan,” published by Kodansha, has sold more than 140 million volumes worldwide.

“Attack on Titan” premiered in 2014 with four seasons, and concluded in fall 2023. According to Crunchyroll, three of the anime’s seasons...

When the TV adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” first premiered on Hulu in 2017, just a few months after Donald Trump was sworn in as president for the first time, its dystopian backdrop of a fictional U.S. run by a faction of ultra-conservative, religious elite seemed safely far away. But eight years later, as the acclaimed series comes to a close with its sixth and final season, the horrors of Gilead and its handmaids feel alarmingly close at hand.

Over the seasons, the cast of regulars and guest stars who played Gilead’s commanders, wives, marthas, and handmaids — women forced into sexual slavery and tasked with repopulating the polluted regime — have infused “The Handmaid’s Tale” with life. But the series’ star, executive producer, and sometimes director, Elisabeth Moss, has been its beating heart.

As June, who’s renamed Offred per Gilead’s custom, Moss delivers a studied,...

Jewel Staite and spy law daddy Victor Garber will practice more Family Law when Season 4 of the series airs Stateside on The CW this summer.

Specifically, Family Law‘s 10-episode fourth season will launch Wednesday, July 23 at 8/7c — more than 16 months after the Season 3 finale aired here in the U.S.

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Before composer Antonio Sanchez officially came on board to score “The Studio,” the new Hollywood satire show from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the episodes were already using his “Birdman” score as temp music.

So when Sanchez sat down with Rogen and Goldberg, it only took about 15 minutes of chatting before they were sold on working together. “The one thing that ‘Birdman’ brought is the impression that maybe I’m a little bit of a one-trick pony because it was a four-time Oscar winning movie. So people think of me and they just think drums,” Sanchez tells Variety.

Working on “The Studio,...

Searching for a family adventure that won’t break the bank? In Your Dreams takes you on a fantastical journey from the comfort of your own home.

In this enchanting tale, Stevie (voiced by Jolie Hoang-Rappaport) and her brother, Elliot (voiced by Elias Janssen), venture through an absurd world of their own imagination to make their family perfect again. If the siblings can withstand a snarky stuffed giraffe, zombie breakfast foods, and the queen of nightmares, their dream just might come true.

Written and directed by Alex Woo, In Your Dreams is a magical saga with plenty of heart. Erik Benson joined as co-director and writer, and Tim Hahn and Gregg Taylor as producers.

Keep reading for everything you need to know about the upcoming film, including the new cast joining this epic ride.

When 12-year-old Stevie and her 8-year-old brother, Elliot, discover a magical picture book that says the...

The Chrisleys are returning to TV two years after Chrisley Knows Best was canceled. The new docuseries, which currently does not have a title, will not feature Todd and Julie, but will follow the rest of the family — Savannah, Chloe, Grayson, Chase, and “Nanny” Faye Chrisley. Todd and Julie are both serving prison sentences after being found guilty of bank fraud and tax evasion charges. Todd’s children from his first marriage — Kyle and Lindsie — are not expected to appear in the new show. Per an official logline from the network, “the Chrisleys don’t know best anymore, but they’re doing their best to be there for each other. The family faces the challenge of carrying on the Chrisley name and legacy on their own with only phone calls and brief visits with their incarcerated parents.” “While Savannah maintains custody of her younger siblings, Chloe and Grayson, she has...

Adam David had quite a run on Season 27 of The Voice. Only one coach turned their chair around for Adam in the Blind Auditions, which meant he automatically landed on Michael Bublé‘s team. Despite the other three coaches not being instantaneously enamored by him, Adam went on to win the show. Bublé believed in the aspiring singer from day one and picked him to move on through the Battle Round, Knockout Round, and Playoffs. During the Semi-Finals, viewers got to vote for the first time, and Adam was not one of the Top 4 artists who received the most votes to automatically move on. Instead, he was in the middle four and had to sing for the Instant Save. This time, Adam did get the majority of viewer votes, earning the final spot in the finale, where he competed against fellow Team Bublé artist Jadyn Cree, as well as Jaelen...

Disney is bringing back its FYC Fest to the DGA theatre on Sunset Blvd. at the end of the month, kicking off their pop-up event with a series finale event for Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” on May 28.

The 11-day event will then end on June 7 with an Emmy event for the FX series “Dying for Sex.” In between the Disney FYC Fest — marking its fourth consecutive year — will hold events (either guild or official TV Academy screenings) for ABC’s “Abbott Elementary,” Disney+’s “Andor,” Onyx/Hulu’s “Deli Boys,” ABC’s “High Potential,” Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building,...

Fearless anthology series Love, Death + Robots returns with a unique blend of styles, stories, and heroes you didn’t know you needed — from scheming felines to a traumatized toilet. “I try and get a mix of horror, sci-fi, and fantasy,” says creator and executive producer Tim Miller. “And we work with some really fucking fantastic artists.” Miller is a voracious reader, and the source material for the series is largely short stories he has enjoyed over decades, though Volume 4 has a first: a concert film … from none other than David Fincher.

Fincher may now be best known for films such as Fight Club and The Killer, but he first rose to prominence directing music videos. The episode “Can’t Stop” calls on a long-cherished idea of animating a band as puppets; in this case, the Red Hot Chili Peppers. “This was a chance to exercise some old muscles,...

The internet was buzzing after Jessica Simpson performed on the American Idol finale. Her first television performance in 15 years received mixed reviews from viewers, and Simpson opened up about how bad her nerves were before she stepped on stage. “Oh my God, I was dying,” she admitted to Extra. “I can’t even tell you how long it’s been since I’ve been that nervous. Like, I had to put hairspray on my feet to stand still. Like, not that it actually keeps me put, but, like, my feet were sweating. I’m like, ‘My feet don’t sweat!'” During the performance, Simpsons said she had to keep telling herself not to cry. “Then I see my dad, like, up in the corner and I’m like, ‘Ah, I’m going to cry. I’m going to cry. Do not cry. Just sing your songs. Just sing your songs.

Adam David can officially call himself the winner of The Voice after the Tuesday, May 20, finale, and he’s already looking to keep the momentum going following his victory. “I want to put out some music and go on tour,” David tells TV Insider. “I want to play. I want to play for audiences and not, you know, empty rooms.” The singing competition was quite a journey for David, who only had one coach turn around during the blind auditions. That coach was Michael Bublé, who clearly recognized the rising star’s talent from the very beginning. Bublé chose David to move on through the Battle and Knockout rounds. During the Playoffs, David was then one of the two artists whom Bublé picked to advance to the Semi-Finals. At that point, it became a fan-voted competition. With 12 singers remaining, the four contestants who received the most votes automatically advanced to the finals.

Martin Scorsese is finally getting in front of the camera to bare all. The iconic auteur will be at the center of five-part documentary “Mr. Scorsese,” helmed by “She Came to Me” filmmaker Rebecca Miller. Billed as a “film portrait,” the feature will include never-before-seen interviews with Scorsese’s friends, family, and creative collaborators including Robert De Niro, Daniel Day-Lewis, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mick Jagger, Thelma Schoonmaker, Steven Spielberg, Sharon Stone, Jodie Foster, Paul Schrader, Margot Robbie, and Cate Blanchett. Scorsese’s private archives will also be displayed onscreen.

“I am so grateful to have been given the artistic freedom and access to create a cinematic portrait of one of our greatest living artists, Martin Scorsese,” director Miller said. “His work and life are so vast and so compelling that the piece evolved from one to five parts over a five year period; crafting this documentary alongside my longtime collaborators has...

TelevisaUnivision and Disney are getting closer in an era when more media companies are eager to strike new alliances to put their streaming offerings in front of bigger groups of consumers.

The Spanish-language giant will gain access to Disney’s Hulu+Live TV service, which will feature U.S. networks including Univision, UniMás, Tudn and Galavisión on its core channel line-up starting June 3. .Additionally, TelevisaUnivision channels including N+Foro, tlNovelas, Bandamax, De Película, De Película Clásico, Telehit and Telehit Música will later be added to the Español add-on for Hulu+Live TV subscribers.

Also starting in early June, the companies...

In the 2008 “Phineas and Ferb” episode “Comet Kermillian,” the title characters’ older sister Candace is enjoying a day at the park when through a series of unfortunate events, a pair of squirrels wind up in her pants. As she starts convulsing hysterically, a nearby group of street musicians think she’s dancing — and they conjure up, on the spot, the catchy rap tune “S.I.M.P,/Squirrels in My Pants.”

Fifteen years later, “Squirrels in My Pants” experienced new life — on TikTok, of course. Suddenly everyone from Lizzo to MrBeast were doing their own version of “Squirrels in My Pants.

Mark your calendars: Netflix Tudum 2025: The Live Event is almost here — and the lineup is stacked. Named after the iconic sound that plays at the start of every Netflix movie, series, or event, this is Netflix’s biggest fan party, packed with your favorite stars, first-look reveals, and can’t-miss live performances. Whether you’re tuning in from home, joining the action in Los Angeles, or following along in real time on Tudum.com, you’ll be part of every unforgettable moment.

Paws up, Netflix fans: On May 16, Netflix announced that Lady Gaga will be performing at the live event. The show will be hosted by Netflix fan-favorite actress Sofia Carson and will feature appearances from dozens of your favorite Netflix stars. Keep reading to see the full lineup and find out more about the upcoming live show.

For one night only, Netflix’s biggest and brightest...

Tuesday’s Season 27 finale of The Voice didn’t just reveal a new winner (read the recap here) and reunite Og coaches Adam Levine, who was back in his red swivel chair after five years, and Blake Shelton, who was on hand to perform his new single. The episode also playfully laid the groundwork for the sparring partners to go at it again in a future season.

In a pre-taped segment, the Maroon 5 frontman jokingly delighted in the fact that he had not only been given the country superstar’s seat but his dressing room, too. “They took all the sawdust off the floor…...

“It’s been a crazy ride,” says Kirsten Storms, who will mark 20 years in the iconic role of General Hospital‘s Maxie Jones on May 23. For the actress, who portrayed Belle Black on Days of our Lives from 1999-2004, the idea of joining another soap was an intriguing prospect. “I was excited to take on a new character,” Storms recalls. “I was excited to take a meeting with [then-executive producer] Jill Phelps and curious to see what this secret part was for a character they were going to age, because I didn’t know the show well enough to know who it was.” While she wasn’t completely familiar with the ABC series, Storms was aware of its stars. “When I first saw Steve Burton [Jason Morgan], I remember fangirling a little bit and trying to keep my cool,” she confides. Though Storms had plenty of acting experience before arriving in Port Charles,...

History is often told by the “victors” — even if their path was wrong.

For example, it’s a conveniently heroic narrative to tell the story of a country founded by free people who rebelled against an oppressive monarchic regime. It’s less convenient to tell it from the perspective of everyone they stepped on to gain freedom (and sometimes borderline impossible thanks to systemic erasure). U.S. history is filled with the lost stories of Indigenous people, but Jason Momoa and Thomas Pa’a Sibbett’s “Chief of War” wants to change that.

The upcoming Apple TV+ drama is a passion project for both Sibbett and Momoa, who also serves as star and writer and directed the season finale. He plays Ka’iana, a warrior who tries to unite the people of Hawai’i against European settlers in the late-18th century. The English navigator John Meares described his “Herculean appearance” as “replete with dignity,...