Dominic Rains Exits 'Chicago Med' After Five Seasons, Future of Dr. Crockett Marcel Unclear Right Now

EXCLUSIVE: Chicago Med fans’ fears following the Season 9 finale have materialized: Dr. Crockett Marcel is checking out of the Gaffney Chicago Medical Center. Dominic Rains, who has portrayed the ace emergency room surgeon since Season 5, is departing the NBC medical drama as a series regular. It is unclear whether he will reprise his character as a guest star in the upcoming 10th season.

The Who’s Tommy musical is closing on Broadway after ticket sales dwindled.The musical, featuring music and lyrics by Pete Townshend, started as a concept album in 1969 and debuted on Broadway in 1993 – and followed the titular Tommy, a pinball wizard who cannot hear, speak, or see due to childhood trauma.Last year, it was announced a reimagined revival was coming in 2024 from Townshend and director Des McAnuff. However, it’s now been announced that Tommy is closing on Broadway after four months.See the sensation before it's too late! Our final Broadway performance is on July 21st! pic.twitter.com/6xtDYgoEXy— The Who's Tommy Musical (@WhosTommyShow) June 25, 2024Despite a successful pre-Broadway run, ticket sales tapered quickly when the musical left Chicago for New York.

Ugh. David Foster just can’t stop body-shaming his wife Katharine McPhee!

Selome Hailu Dominic Rains is exiting the cast of “Chicago Med.” Rains has starred in the NBC medical drama since Season 5, when he began playing Crockett Marcel, a skilled doctor from New Orleans who leads the Gaffney Chicago Medical Center’s 2.0 surgical suite.

Jamie Foxx‘s daughter Corinne has provided an update on her father’s wellbeing following his health scare last year.In April 2023, the Oscar-winning actor was hospitalised after suffering an unspecified health emergency when he was filming his new Netflix movie Back In Action. Details about the nature of his medical complication still remain unknown.“He’s doing so great, he’s doing amazing,” Corinne told Entertainment Tonight.

The Bear has returned to Disney+ for its hotly-anticipated third season - but fans appear to be torn over the award-winning comedy. After an explosive first episode, some reckon the rest of the series is 'monotonous and tiresome.'

Chicago Fire is one of the hottest shows on TV, and its stars are only getting more popular!

Saweetie has taken to social media to wish fans well after a stampede occurred during her set at this year’s Vegandale Festival in Chicago.Over the weekend, the Bay Area rapper performed at the food and music event alongside 2 Chainz, NLE Choppa, Jadakiss, Fabolous, and more. However, while she was on stage, Saweetie saw a fight and called those involved out, saying: “I hope y’all ain’t doing what I think y’all doing.”Once the rapper said that, hundreds of people in the crowd started to scramble and get as far away from the fight as possible.

Jessica Biel was one of the many celebs in attendance at Justin Timberlake‘s concert on Tuesday night (June 25) at Madison Square Garden in New York City!

Chicago P.D. is heading back to our screens this fall!

Chicago Med is coming back soon!

EXCLUSIVE: Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group has acquired North American theatrical, VOD, and DVD rights to All Happy Families, the dramatic comedy that premiered at Chicago International Film Festival and at Mill Valley Film Festival last fall and just had its Southern California premiere last night at Dances With Films: L.A. independent film festival. Freestyle Digital Media is planning a fall 2024 limited theatrical and VOD release.Pic is the story of the Landrys, not the stereotypical midwestern family. A charming dramedy that stars Fleishman Is In Trouble’s Josh Radnor as an actor and writer in a slump and still waiting for his big break, whose brother Will (Rob Huebel) is crushing it as a series star. On the weekend before new tenant Dana (Chandra Russell) is due to move into their childhood home, the siblings and their parents find themselves unexpectedly under the same roof again. All the secrets and resentments come to the surface. Cast includes Becky Ann Baker, and John Ashton as the parents. Haroula Rose directed from script she cowrote with Coburn Goss. Pic’s produced by Liz Cardenas, Coburn Goss, Ian Keiser, Haroula Rose, and Mary Muñez. Michael Shannon served as Executive Producer.

Chicago Fire is one of the biggest shows on TV today.

The Independent Exhibition Conference, or IND/EX, launches today and it’s at capacity with 700 attendees from art houses, indie theater chains, indie distributors, indie vendors and regional film festivals. This is the first time since Covid hit that the industry is gathering, and it’s a critical moment. The theatrical business is very different and extremely tough, especially for art houses.

Angelique Jackson It’s well-proven that Emmy winner Jodie Comer excels at accent work. The actor’s Russian accent as psychopathic assassin Villanelle in “Killing Eve” was so good that playwright Suzie Miller nearly passed on her to star in “Prima Facie” because the play was written for someone from Liverpool. (Comer, is in fact, from Liverpool and ultimately collected an Olivier award, followed by a Tony for her performance).

Justin Timberlake returned to the stage for the first time since his driving while intoxicated arrest earlier this week — and he took a moment to address his legal drama.

EXCLUSIVE: Chicago Fire newcomer Jocelyn Hudon has been upped to series regular beginning Season 13, sources tell Deadline.

CBS’s FBI: International just got a brand new cast member and fans of NBC’s One Chicago shows are going to be thrilled with this news!

EXCLUSIVE: Chicago entrepreneur Knowledge Beckom is teaming up with longtime friend and collaborator Lil Rel Howery to bring the inaugural Whats Funny Comedy Festival to Chicago this fall, Deadline can exclusively reveal.

Emily Longeretta Jesse Lee Soffer is back in the Dick Wolf world — but not as Jay Halstead. Soffer has nabbed a series regular part in Season 4 of “FBI: International,” which airs on CBS. He previously portrayed Detective Halstead on ten seasons of NBC’s “Chicago P.D.” He left the show in 2022.