CBS is on track for a record-breaking 17th consecutive season of being the most-watched broadcast network.

When excluding sports, it’s averaging 4.99 million viewers in primetime, per Nielsen data, up 14% year over year. The milestone marks broadcast television’s longest winning streak on record since 1955-1970, which was also previously held by CBS.

CBS currently has the top seven shows on broadcast, which include “Tracker” with an average of 10.84 million viewers; “Matlock” with 9.53 million; “60 Minutes” with 8.45 million; “FBI” with 8.11 million, “Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage” with 7.98 million; “Blue Bloods” with 7.9 million and “NCIS” with 7.86 million.

It also touts eight of the 10 top shows, which include the above seven and “Elsbeth”; four of the top five new shows; and the top two comedies (“Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage” and “Ghosts”).

When looking at the top 20 shows, CBS claimed 13 spots on the list.

NBC had four spots with “Chicago Fire,” “Chicago Med,...

Here’s an Emmys surprise for you.

The Perfect Couple, the six-episode Netflix murder-mystery starring Nicole Kidman that was a huge hit for the streamer upon its release on Sept. 5, 2024, is being submitted for Emmys consideration not in the limited/anthology series categories, where most pundits assumed it would compete, but rather in the drama series categories, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

That’s because “Queen of the Beach Read” Elin Hilberbrand, from whose 2018 bestselling novel Jenna Lamia created and Susanne Bier directed the show, has written additional books that could also be adapted into an additional season or seasons. Netflix declined to comment on that possibility but confirmed the aforementioned submission decision.

It all makes sense, given just how popular The Perfect Couple was. Indeed, the show spent six weeks in the service’s global top 10 of English-language TV shows; broke into the top 10 TV shows in 92 countries; and...

“Baby Reindeer,” “Rivals” and “Slow Horses” have won two honors each at the 2025 BAFTA TV Craft Awards.

The ceremony, held on Sunday night in London, saw “Baby Reindeer” creator Richard Gadd win best drama writer and Weronika Tofilska win the best director in fiction for her work on the hit Netflix show, already a multiple Emmy and Golden Globe winner. Meanwhile, Apple TV+ spy series “Slow Horses” won for editing: fiction and sound: fiction, and Disney+ comedy drama “Rivals” for makeup and hair design and production design.

Other winners on the night included “Shōgun” (photography & lighting: fiction), “Bad Sisters” (original...

The Netflix comedy “North of North” has been renewed for Season 2, Variety has learned.

The series is a co-production between Netflix and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in partnership with the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (Aptn). It originally premiered in Canada on Jan. 7 and on Netflix on April 10.

The official logline states, “A young Inuk woman (Anna Lambe) wants to build a new future for herself after a spontaneous — and extremely public — exit from her marriage. But it won’t be easy in a small Arctic town where everybody knows your business.”

Along with Lambe, the cast includes Maika Harper,...

Netflix is heading up north, and staying there: The streamer has renewed the Arctic comedy North of North, starring Anna Lambe, for a second season, TVLine has learned.

North of North (a co-production with Canada’s CBC) stars Lambe as Siaja, a young Inuk mother living in the fictional town of Ice Cove who “wants to build a new future for herself after a spontaneous — and extremely public — exit from her marriage,” per the official synopsis. “But it won’t be easy in a small Arctic town where everybody knows your business.” It debuted on Netflix earlier this month with an eight-episode freshman season.

Crime drama “Bookish” from “Sherlock’s” Mark Gatiss and “Estranei,” directed by Cosimo Alemà, will world premiere at the inaugural edition of the Italian Global Series Festival. Igsf, headed by artistic director Marco Spagnoli, will run June 21-28 in Rimini and Riccione, Italy.

Gatiss is “Bookish’s” executive producer, creator and lead actor. The six-episode limited series, which is set in London in 1946, is produced by Eagle Eye Drama for UKTV and PBS, in association with Happy Duck Films and supported by the Belgian Tax Shelter. Beta Film holds worldwide distribution rights on all seasons, while PBS Distribution holds the North American rights.

Cannes — Blessed for most part by balmy weather, French TV fest Canneseries launched a new life this week, staging its first standalone edition without a parallel MipTV or Mipcom supplying a big buyer base sitting literally just yards from Canneseries screenings.

Canneseries Artistic Director Albin Lewi argued before Canneseries that the event is not about on-site buyers but “buzz,” “the word of mouth of being in selection, even if buyers are not on-site, is very important. You don’t have to have thousands of people to have a market impact.” Moreover, “many of our industry participants also wear different hats...

Netflix teased one of its most anticipated Latin American releases to date, “The Eternaut” (“El Eternauta”), at a decked-out themed fête ahead of today’s streaming release to 200 countries, dubbed into more than 12 languages, with subtitles in more than 30.

Directed by Bruno Stagnaro, who co-directed the country’s cult classic “Pizza, Beer and Cigarettes” before going on to helm the lauded series “Okupas,” the six-episode series was written by Stagnaro and actor-scribe Ariel Staltari and produced by Hugo Sigman, Matías Mosteirin, Leticia Cristi and Diego Copello at Buenos Aires-based K&s Films (“Wild Tales”).

“This series is an expression of what...

Comedian Amber Ruffin explained why she was axed from Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Tuesday night’s episode of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.”

Ruffin was originally slated to headline the Whc Dinner, joining a long line of comedians who traditionally help break the ice for an otherwise buttoned-up event. However, after a White House deputy chief of staff raised concerns about Ruffin’s critical comments about Donald Trump, the White House Correspondents’ Association removed her from the event in an effort to “ensure the focus is not on the politics of division,” according to the organization.

The following contains spoilers from Episode 6 of Andor Season 2, now streaming on Disney+.

Love and war affected rebel operatives Vel Sartha (played by Faye Marsay) and Cinta Kaz (Varada Sethu) in the sixth episode of Andor Season 2.

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Reunited on Ghorman after more than a year apart, to help the untested Ghorman Front get their s–t together,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for The Rookie Season 7 Episode 16 “The Return.”] Apparently, all it took for Seth (Patrick Keleher) to be honest with his coworkers was getting fired, returning to find everyone shunning him, trying to prove himself, and getting seriously injured and losing his leg as a result on the job. “He was so blatantly honest,” Keleher tells TV Insider as part of our Booked: The Rookie Aftershow for the Tuesday, April 29, episode. “This is the only time, I think, pretty much the entire season where he has to leave it all out on the table, and he finally tells the truth.” Seth returns to work, and no one’s happy about it, to the point that everyone turns their backs on him when he walks into the station. “I had to leave to go to New York because I was doing a play called Fatherland, and we did an off-Broadway run, and that was my conflict,...

Though Disney+’s Andor series — a prequel to the 2016 motion picture Rogue One: A Star Wars Story — has been pretty great about casting continuity, at least one legacy character is now sporting a brand-new face.

Midway through Episode 6 of Season 2 (now streaming on Disney+), Senator Mon Mothma (played by Genevieve O’Reilly) and her husband Perrin (Alastair Mackenzie) got gussied up to tour the art collection of shady Chandrilan financier Davo Sculdun aka their daughter Leida’s new father-in-law. En route to the VIP experience, they ran into Mon’s colleague, Senator Bail Organa.

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The staff of the Writers Guild of America West has won voluntary recognition for its new bargaining unit, after more than 81% signed cards in support.

The 110 employees of the WGA West will be represented in bargaining by the Pacific Northwest Staff Union. The leadership of the WGA West chose to recognize the union through a card-check process rather than forcing a vote.

“We have an agreement on our first demand, and we’re excited to take this important step towards having a voice in improving our workplace and organizing without fear of retaliation,” said Doug MacIsaac, a WGA operations coordinator,...

There’s a new sheriff in town: TVLine can exclusively reveal that Will Trent has cast Yul Vazquez (Severance) in a major recurring role that will potentially carry into Season 4 of the ABC drama.

Vazquez will first appear in the penultimate Season 3 episode, which is set to air Tuesday, May 6 at 8/7c. The hour, which was directed by series star Erika Christensen, introduces Sheriff Caleb, “a rugged, handsome, fiercely stubborn hometown hero” who “uses his self-appointed status as a constitutional sheriff to protect his community and has little patience for outside interference,” according to the official character breakdown. When Will...

Matthew Gray Gubler won’t be able to show off his big brain as CBS’ Einstein for a while.

The new crime procedural, which earned a series order at the Eye network last week, will now be held until the 2026-27 TV season, TVLine has learned. The reason? Too many shows in the pipeline at CBS.

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CBS is experimenting with its own sense of space and time: The network’s drama “Einstein,” recently ordered to series and targeted for next season, will be instead be held until the following year.

That means the Matthew Gray Gubler starrer, which was first ordered as a pilot in August 2024, won’t actually hit the airwaves until two years later — during the 2026-2027 TV season. Per CBS, the reason is that there just wasn’t room for “Einstein” during the upcoming 2025-2026 frame.

Eye execs are making their final decisions on next season’s schedule right now, and are set...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Andor Season 2 Episodes 4, 5, and 6.] If anyone on Andor deserved a win, it was Bix Caleen (Adria Arjona). Granted, everyone on the show is going through something in the second batch of episodes. Cassian (Diego Luna) goes undercover to evaluate the Ghorman Front; Vel (Faye Marsay) accepts a dangerous mission that comes at a devastating personal cost; and Syril (Kyle Soller) becomes an Imperial spy to inform on the Ghorman rebels for Dedra (Denise Gough). That said, we’re cheering for Bix’s great victory — an act of well-earned payback that undoubtedly made the galaxy a safer place. Here’s what Diego Luna and Adria Arjona had to say about their characters’ heartwarming relationship, Cassian’s spy mission, and Bix’s struggles and triumph. Adria, how did you react when you learned that Bix was going to kill Doctor Gorst? If anyone deserved to do that, it was her. Adria Arjona:...

[Warning: The following post contains Major spoilers for Will Trent Season 3 Episode 16, “Push, Jump, Fall.”] There are multiple moments of reckoning in Will Trent‘s latest episode, but one will undoubtedly get audiences of a certain age reminiscing about a cult classic movie moment. While Angie Polaski (Erika Christensen) grapples with the death of her abusive mother by turning to the bottle, and Michael Ormewood (Jake McLaughlin) reluctantly makes preparations in case his brain tumor — and still-unscheduled surgery — becomes fatal, Will Trent (Ramón Rodríguez) is still dealing with his guilt over the shooting death of the teen Marco. While Angie and Michael get to the bottom of a falling death, Will and Faith (Iantha Richardson) are tasked with tracking down a barrel rider who has stolen an aging horse, with a body in her wake. They don’t believe she is responsible for the murder, but they need to find her to get to the bottom of the...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for St. Denis Medical Season 1 Episode 18, “This Place Is Our Everything.”] St. Denis Medical‘s first season has come to a close, but the finale episode, “This Place Is Our Everything,” proved once again why viewers will be back for more when the show eventually returns for Season 2 on NBC. So, how did the finale end, and what did it set up for the next chapter? We dive into the details below, so beware of spoilers. In the finale, a major storm causes chaos for the staff at St. Denis Medical, but supervising nurse Alex (Allison Tolman) is out of pocket as her husband prepares to have a vasectomy. While she initially tells staff she’s stuck at home, it’s Val (Kaliko Kauahi) who spots her in the hospital, popping her bubble of anonymity, forcing her to split her time between her husband’s side and the emergency room. Ron Batzdorff / NBC Meanwhile, ...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from “This Place Is Our Everything,” the Season 1 finale of NBC’s “St. Denis Medical,” now streaming on Peacock.

A big change is coming to St. Denis Medical, just as long as the ceiling doesn’t cave in.

All season, hospital executive director Joyce (Wendi McLendon-Covey) has gone to great lengths, often to the chagrin of her employees, to bring renown and resources to the Oregon hospital. But in the Season 1 finale, she took a major step in that direction, securing $10 million to further her plans, even though she immediately starts promising it away to the needs of others.

St. Denis Medical has scrubbed out for the season, with a notably different ending than showrunner Eric Ledgin had initially planned. And he’s totally cool with that.

The NBC medical comedy closed out its freshman run on Tuesday night, with a literal perfect storm of circumstances at the hospital forcing Alex (Allison Tolman) to scurry back and forth between helping her fellow nurses and sitting by her husband’s side for his imminent vasectomy on a different floor of the building. (“Ooh, a Mrs. Doubtfire situation. That always ends well,” Ron warned Alex of her attempt to be in both places.

When producer Nicole Avant was growing up, one of the most remarkable feats of courage during World War II wasn’t taught in school. “I first heard about the 6888th Battalion when I was a young girl,” Avant told Netflix. “My mom told me about Major Charity Adams, but I didn’t know the full story.”

Eight decades after the end of World War II and the heroic endeavors of the 6888, the only Women’s Army Corps unit of color, their story is being appreciated in new and awe-inspiring ways — most recently with a Congressional Gold Medal.

On Tuesday, April 29, 2025 — precisely 80 years after their brave feats — the battalion were given the highest civilian award bestowed by Congress. The honor was voted on by the Senate in 2021, affirmed by the House of Representatives the following year, and signed into legislation by then-President Joe Biden.

Attending the...

Pack your parkas — the critically acclaimed, heartfelt Arctic comedy North of North has been renewed for a second season. Star Anna Lambe, who plays the series’ heroine Siaja, could not be more overjoyed: “When I got the call from Alethea, Stacey, and Miranda about North of North being renewed for a second season, my heart exploded in the best way possible! I’m so excited and overwhelmed with joy, I can’t wait to head back to Ice Cove!”

Created by Stacey Aglok MacDonald and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril and executive produced by Miranda de Pencier, the first season has a rare 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. And, just this morning, Lambe was nominated for a Gotham TV Award for her performance. Watch her reaction to hearing about the series’ renewal below!

North of...

Benito Skinner’s new series “Overcompensating” has an official trailer, with Lukas Gage, Megan Fox, Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers added as guest stars.

Produced by A24, Strong Baby and Amazon MGM Studios, the college-set ensemble comedy follows a closeted former football player (Skinner) as he quickly befriends a high school outsider (Wally Baram) to fit in. The cast also includes Kyle MacLachlan, Charli Xcx, Connie Britton, Mary Beth Barone, Adam Dimarco and Rish Shah.

Additional guest stars include James Van Der Beek, Didi Conn, Rachel Matthews, Danielle Perez and Yasmine Sahid. The series is created, written and executive produced by Skinner with Jonah Hill,...

[The following post contains Major spoilers for the Tuesday, April 29, episode of Jeopardy!] Jeopardy! fans love the “freaking machine” champion who dominated the game just one day after Liam Starnes‘ shocking loss. Find out if it was yesterday’s champion or if someone took her down. Erin Morin, from Aldie, Virginia, returned for her second game on Tuesday, April 29. With a one-day total of $29,600, she competed against Ben Ganger, from Goshen, Indiana, and Rahel Zubairi, from Scottsdale, Arizona. “Have you ever wondered how it feels to defeat a six-day champion in a come-from-behind win? Well, I think this reaction yesterday from Erin Morin sums things up pretty accurately,” host Ken Jennings said at the beginning of the game. In a clip from Monday’s game, Morin slammed her hands down on the podium and yelled, “Oh my God!” before covering her mouth with her hands. “Look at that. Genuine shock,” Jennings said. Morin, a digital pre-press specialist, didn’t have ...

Veteran actress Priscilla Pointer, best known for playing Dallas‘ Rebecca Barnes Wentworth, the mother of Victoria Principal’s character, died Monday. She was 100.

Pointer was the real-life mother of actress Amy Irving. The pair appeared together in more than a half-dozen movies, including the 1976 horror classic Carrie.

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Irving shared on Instagram that Pointer “died peacefully in her sleep… hopefully to run off with her...

One thing you’ve gotta say about The Voice’s Lucia Flores-Wiseman: Nobody is on the fence about her. I was a fan from the first time I heard the 22-year-old, when her Blind Audition inspired her future coach Adam Levine as well as John Legend, Michael Bublé and Kelsea Ballerini to turn their chairs.

A lotta viewers seemed to share my admiration for Flores-Wiseman, too. In fact, when I dared to give her Knockouts rendition of Benson Boone’s “Slow It Down” a grade of C- — largely owing to it having been absolutely the wrong song choice for her — boy,...

AMC‘s Interview With the Vampire only gets better with age. One of TV’s most confident shows has known exactly what story it’s telling since the very first episode, as proven in part by narrative seeds laid in Season 1 that wouldn’t come to fruition until the end of Season 2. Sam Reid joined us at the TV Insider office as part of the show’s FYC press tour to dissect Interview With the Vampire Season 2, as well as the surprise rockstar Lestat teaser debuted at San Diego Comic-Con 2024 just weeks after the series was renewed. Reid says that teaser, which features the first original song from the upcoming musical season, was a chaotic “rehearsal” for Interview With the Vampire Season 3 — and also not their first go at the video. The Interview With the Vampire TV series is based on Anne Rice‘s 1976 novel of the same name. Her...

Prime Video‘s new series Étoile keeps with Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino‘s tradition by incorporating pop culture references and even some big cameos throughout the Prime Video show’s first season. As viewers see, David Byrne of Talking Heads fame makes a cameo as himself in a Zoom conversation with choreographer Tobias Bell (Gideon Glick), and fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi portrays himself as a moderator in a conversation with star ballerina Cheyenne (Lou de Laâge). P!nk was also mentioned but not seen during a press conference scene in the new show. “Isaac’s my new best friend, so I wanted him in Paris with us,” Sherman-Palladino explains of the inclusion of Mizrahi. “We did it on Gilmore [Girls], and we dropped what we could on Maisel, but you had to be in the 1950s to know what you’re talking about,” she adds of making pop culture references onscreen.

Horror is one of the richest genres to explore tension, mood, and emotion. For cinematographers, it’s a playground for visual experimentation: From the shadowy monster movies of the 1930s to the neon nightmares of modern indie horror, the genre offers endless opportunity to push style and technique.

For emerging cinematographers, understanding how the “X” trilogy, “I Saw the TV Glow,” and “Midsommar” adapted lighting, lenses, formats, and color science to evoke fear and beauty is essential. These DPs didn’t just point and shoot; they designed entire emotional systems.

Eliot Rocket and the ‘X’ Trilogy — 3 Worlds, One Series ‘X,’ Martin Henderson, director Ti West, Mia Goth, on set.Courtesy Everett Collection

Eliot Rockett, frequent collaborator of director Ti West, approached the “X” trilogy as three discrete visual challenges. For “X,” the goal was to evoke the texture of ‘70s grindhouse horror. They shot digitally, but Rockett leaned on era-accurate...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for The Handmaid’s Tale Season 6, Episode 6. Proceed accordingly.

June and Nick ‘shippers, you Ok?

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We’d understand if you’re not. After all, the latest The Handmaid’s Tale episode ended with a gigantic betrayal: While Nick and June hid in a closet at Serena’s house, they overheard High Commander Wharton tell his...

John Lindley has been elected national president of the International Cinematographers Guild (IATSE Local 600), returning to a role that he held from March 2020 to June 2022, during which time he led the Guild’s emphasis on set safety following the accidental death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of “Rust.”

In 2022, he announced that he would not to run for re-election. Lindley succeeds current national president Baird Benton Steptoe Sr.

According to the Guild, 35.6% of eligible voters cast a ballot in this election. The tentative vote tally results for the office of national president were John Lindley with 1482 votes; Dave Perkal,...

The Amazing Race premiered on CBS in 2001 and has now been airing for more than two decades. In March 2025, Season 37 premiered and featured 14 new pairs of contestants racing around the world. So, what does the future hold for this competition series? Scroll down for everything we know so far about whether there will be another installment. Will there be a Season 38 of The Amazing Race? Yes, it was confirmed on March 18, 2025, that the show will be returning. Host Phil Keoghan announced the news via Instagram shortly after the premiere of Season 37. The season was beginning production, and Keoghan was at the start line in the Netherlands. “I’m waiting for teams to arrive here for the start of Season 38,” he said. “Our contestants have just touched down. They’ll be making their way here. They are out of the house and ready for this season of The Amazing Race.” View...

Wild Cards is shifting its Season 2 finale.

The episode, which was originally slated for this week, will now air next Wednesday, May 7 at 8/7c on The CW. As a result, Sullivan’s Crossing Season 3 will now premiere Wednesday, May 14 at 8 pm.

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In lieu of Wild Cards this Wednesday, The CW will instead broadcast the special Cuomo Town Hall: The First 100 Days.

Anthony Michael Hall has joined Netflix’s “Wednesday” for Season 2 in an undisclosed role, Variety has learned.

The casting marks a reunion between Hall and “Wednesday” executive producer and director Tim Burton, who Hall previously worked with on the 1990 classic “Edward Scissorhands.”

“Wednesday” follows Jenna Ortega in the titular role of the psychic “Addams Family” daughter in her time as a student at Nevermore Academy. The second season of the series, which debuted its hit first season in November 2022, will launch on the streamer in two parts set to drop August 6 and September 3.

Along with Hall, the previously announced new...

The Upside Down is expanding its reach.

Stranger Things: The First Shadow, a play inspired by the hit Netflix series, is now the toast of Broadway. Preview performances began March 28, and the show officially opened on April 22 at Marquis Theatre in New York. Below, see some first-look production photos as Broadway performances get underway.

“The first time we saw the play, we were blown away,” says Ross Duffer, co-creator of Stranger Things. Adds fellow co-creator Matt Duffer, “They pulled everything off and then some. It was one of the most thrilling experiences of our lives.”

Straight from the West End production that opened in late 2023, Louis McCartney is reprising his award-winning performance as Henry Creel in the Broadway cast of Stranger Things: The First Shadow. For his stage debut, McCartney earned the 2024 Stage Debut Award for Best Performer in a Play and the Critics’ Circle Award...

A fresh scandal is brewing on one of TV’s most iconic streets.

Wisteria Lane, an offshoot of Desperate Housewives, is currently in the works from 20th Television and Kerry Washington’s production company Simpson Street, our sister site Deadline reports. Natalie Chaidez (The Flight Attendant) is also on board as a writer. Original series creator Marc Cherry was not included in the show’s pitch, but he reportedly may still become involved as the project is developed.

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A new iteration of the smash hit ABC series “Desperate Housewives” is in development at Onyx Collective, Variety has confirmed.

The project is currently titled “Wisteria Lane.” Natalie Chaidez is attached to write and executive produce, with Kerry Washington and Pilar Savone executive producing via Simpson Street. Stacey Sher of Shiny Penny also executive produces. 20th Television is the studio. Simpson Street is currently under an overall deal at 20th TV.

Per the official logine, the show is “set around a group of 5 very different friends and sometimes frenemies who all live on a picture-perfect cul de sac called ‘Wisteria Lane.

Calling all Readers, Kayteighs, Publicists and Finalists! “Las Culturistas” co-hosts Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang will host the fourth annual Las Culturistas Awards, televised for the first time and airing Tuesday Aug. 5 on Bravo and streaming the next day on Peacock. The Las Culturistas Culture Awards, which evolved out of their popular podcast, celebrates “Culture’s most iconic and consequential moments of the year,” and features more than 100 categories, live musical performances and celebrity guests. “Las Culturistas” started in 2016. and has since featured guests like Mariah Carey, Tina Fey, Ariana Grande, Amy Poehler and Lady Gaga.

“The word ‘culture’ is...

An actor who decides to direct may inspire an eyeroll: Well, of course they can. After leading a hit show, what producer will say no?

A powerful actor who wants to direct has an advantage others won’t. At the same time, to become directors Tyler James Williams, Ayo Edebiri, Jason Bateman, and Rhea Seehorn had to be willing to step away from the comfort zone of their expertise and see themselves as beginners.

They also took advantage of a Hollywood truism: People work with people they know, and the only way to make yourself known is to be excellent around the people who can hire you to do the work. It’s the same logic that creates a script supervisor-director (Karyn Kusama), a Pa-producer (Kevin Feige), or an art coordinator-Oscar-winning production designer (Hannah Beachler).

Here’s what these actors say they learned while making the transition.

Tyler James Williams...

What is… left out? Ken Jennings shared that he is excited to be reunited with his “Jeopardy! family” for the upcoming Masters Tournament, but he also said he is not a part of their group chat anymore, despite the host still being friends with many of the returning players. Jennings talked with Tampa Bay’s Morning Brew host Natalie Taylor on Tuesday, April 29, about the upcoming tournament in the below-embedded segment. The third annual Jeopardy! Masters season will feature nine of the game show‘s greatest, including reigning champion Victoria Groce, returning finalist Yogesh Raut, 2025 Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions winner Neilesh Vinjamuri, Toc finalists Adriana Harmeyer and Isaac Hirsch, 2025 Jeopardy! Invitational Tournament champion Matt Amodio, Jit finalists Roger Craig and Juveria Zaheer, and one of the biggest Jeopardy! winners of all-time Brad Rutter, who hasn’t been on the Alex Trebek stage since 2020. He shared that hosting reminds him of...

Cannes — In a striking triple whammy for Norway at this year’s Canneseries, “A Better Man,” from Thomas Seeberg Torjussen swept best series and best performance for star Anders Baasmo while Henriette Steenstrup’s “Nepobaby” scored screenplay and a special interpretation award for its ensemble cast.

In a third award for Norway, “The Agent – The Life and Lies of my Father,” from Magnus Skatvold, took best documentary. Flying the flag for Belgium’s Flanders, which had five series in Official Selection, more than any other country in the world, “Oh, Otto!” won best short-form series and the Student Award for that category.

The Season 1 finale of Landman had viewers on the edge of their seats with a shocking death and the introduction of a vital new character, played by Andy Garcia, leaving many storylines unfinished. The biggest question, of course, is how Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) will handle taking over M-Tex following Monty’s (Jon Hamm) death and after teaming up with head of the cartel, Galino (Garcia). Will the show return to answer the burning questions that viewers have? Scroll down for everything we know about Season 2 of Landman so far. Will Landman return for Season 2? Season 2 of Landman is coming! Season 1 ended with a jaw-dropping finale on January 12, 2025, leaving fans with many burning questions, and Paramount+ will bring the drama back to (hopefully) answer them. When will Season 2 of Landman film? Production has officially begun on Season 2 of Landman! It was confirmed on Wednesday, April 2, 2025, that the cast had begun...

When a boy disappears inside the US Consulate, his mother — a former elite soldier — embarks on a nerve-racking search through a labyrinth of deception. As she battles against consulate officials, the ex-Special Forces officer uncovers a dangerous conspiracy. The action thriller Exterritorial, from writer and director Christian Zübert, stars Jeanne Goursaud and Dougray Scott.

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Sara Wulf (Goursaud), a former Special Forces soldier who served in Afghanistan, is turning a new leaf as she heads to the US Consulate General in Frankfurt to obtain a work visa. She and her son, Josh (da Silva), are planning a move to America. But while the pair are at the consulate, Josh goes missing without a trace. Not only that, but building officials swear the child was never there to begin with. As she’s interviewed by regional...

Angelina Jolie and singer Ellie Golding want the audience to “Bee: Wild.” The new environmental doc series, currently in post-production, will world premiere at SXSW London. It’s directed by Rebecca and Josh Tickell.

“Ellie Goulding is an amazing humanitarian. She has done so much to further important causes, as has Angelina Jolie. Ms. Jolie has a particular interest in bees due to her nonprofit work in Cambodia, where native bees are important to the indigenous community there. We are so honored to have them both involved in this project,” Josh Tickell shared with Variety.

Goulding, who narrates, also has...

A Wheel of Fortune contestant lost out on a big chunk of change after she picked letters that didn’t help her in the Bonus Round. The puzzle proved to be a nightmare to solve and when the player found out the answer, the wording proved to be cruelly accurate. Dawya Davis, from Baton Rogue, Lousiana, played against Kathy Daley, from Hilton Head, South Carolina, and Max Nemoy, from Santa Monica, California, on the game show on Monday, April 28. Davis, a dancer, won the first toss-up of the game and put $2,000 in her bank. She also picked a lot of the letters for the first puzzle, but when she went to solve it, she got one letter wrong, resulting in Daley solving it and winning the money. The puzzle was “Green around the mills.” Davis solved “Green around the gills.” Daley added $5,600 to her total. Daley, who is obsessed with throw pillows,...

“You” returned to the Netflix Top 10 with its fifth season, hitting 10.1 million views in its first four days of streaming. That made the final series of the serial killer drama the most-watched Netflix series of the week of April 21-28.

The release of Season 5 also boosted Season 1 back to the chart, becoming the 10th most-watched English-language series of the week with 1.8 million views.

“Ransom Canyon” was No. 2 after “You,” achieving 9.4 million views in its second week on the chart. It was followed by the third week of “Black Mirror” Season 7 with 4.5 million views.

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Sam Elliott is set to appear as a series regular in Season 2 of “Landman” at Paramount+.

Season 2 of the Taylor Sheridan series is currently in production in Texas. The exact details of Elliott’s role are being kept under wraps. He will appear alongside series lead Billy Bob Thornton as well as returning cast members Demi Moore, Ali Larter, Andy Garcia, Jacob Lofland, Michelle Randolph, Paulina Chávez, Kayla Wallace, Mark Collie, James Jordan, and Colm Feore.

This is not the first time Elliott has worked with Thornton, as they both appeared in the film “Tombstone,” though they only shared one scene.

Chef Jamie Oliver’s story, at least in terms of his rise to fame with “The Naked Chef,” is a story about filmmaking. He and the BBC Two documentary crew behind the series broke with the studio-based, locked down and orderly conventions of cooking shows to shoot Oliver a lot more in the style of a documentary — lots of handheld, verite footage and the sense, well before ring-lit YouTube tutorials and Twitch muckbangs, of cooking with a mate.

It’s a fitting detail to come up during Oliver’s episode of “Chef’s Table: Legends” because over the course of its 10 seasons, the Netflix series has itself reshaped the landscape of documentary food programming. “Chef’s Table” embraces a visual approach that owes more to narrative-style cinematography as it does to the conventions of documentary. The goal was to give every plate and the environment surrounding each subject the same visual intention...

Landman loves an actor that can rock a Stetson.

The Paramount+ drama has added Sam Elliott in a major Season 2 role opposite Billy Bob Thornton, TVLine has confirmed.

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The casting, which was first reported by Puck News, reunites the 1883 star with series creator Taylor Sheridan.

Character details are being kept under wraps, but Elliott will be a series regular.