FBI: Most Wanted and One Chicago Crossover and We're Here For It

These are the 14 people from the United Kingdom that feature on Interpol's list of most wanted people.

Twinning! Triplet-ing? Chicago West‘s 2nd birthday party was on January 15, but her proud mama, Kim Kardashian, still can’t get over the cuteness. Kim, 38, shared new photos from the Disney-themed bash to Twitter on January 24, showing her youngest daughter hanging out with her cousins, Stormi Webster and True Thompson, both one (their birthdays are coming up).

NBC’s trio of “Chicago” dramas ticked down in the TV ratings last night, but there’s no need to call the police, the fire brigade or an ambulance quite yet.

Chicago West turns two today, just after her brother Saint West celebrated his birthday in December last year, and boy, did the family go all out to celebrate! Uhm duh!

Touring industry veteran agent Todd Walker has launched his own independent booking agency Outer/Most where he will serve as chief executive. The former Paradigm agent's rouster includes Nils Frahm, Christian McBride, Anoushka Shankar and Ólafur Arnalds and will be run with the help of agent and partner Kelly Deasy and director of operations Amy Butterer, both operating out of Chicago. Walker will be based in Boston. 

The news that Sean Roman (Brian Geraghty) is returning for Chicago Fire's upcoming crossover with Chicago P.D. — airing Wednesday, Feb.

Peacock, NBC's official streaming service, is delivering a special treat for fans of Dick Wolf's iconic procedural shows. Back episodes of Wolf's Law & Order franchise, including Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, along with Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. will be available to stream on the service when it launches nationwide on July 15. As it stands, fans can only catch episodes from seasons currently airing via the NBC website and Hulu.

Ch-ching! The original “Law & Order” is finally make its streaming debut later this year on NBCUniversal’s Peacock.

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NBC’s trifecta of “Chicago” dramas dominated the Wednesday night TV ratings in the absence of “Jeopardy! The Greatest of All Time.”

When you wish upon a star (and are Chicago West), you can have a pretty epic Disney birthday! The third child of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West turned 2 on Wednesday, and to celebrate, the family threw an elaborate Minnie Mouse-themed birthday bash. 

Never a dull moment in Chicago!

Earlier this month, social media practically exploded when video showed Joycelyn Savage and Azriel Clary, girlfriends of currently incarcerated R. Kelly, physically fighting each other on Instagram live. Following the fight Joycelyn was arrested—and now her mugshot has been released.

FBI: Most Wanted isn't like other Dick Wolf shows. In addition to adopting a darker tone than other dramas from the superproducer, the FBI spin-off is also set mostly on the road in suburban areas that aren't typically explored in Wolf's expansive TV universe. During the Television Critics Association winter press tour, the show's cast opened up about how the new series, which will stage a crossover with FBI this spring, sets itself apart from others in the genre.

Kellan Lutz will never forget his days playing Emmett Cullen in the franchise.

In an unsurprising but still exciting movie, Dick Wolf announced at the Televisions Critics Association winter press tour Sunday that the CBS procedural FBI will cross over with its new spin-off FBI: Most Wanted this spring. Given that Wolf has so often built shows with shared universes that cross over, we've been expecting crossover news since FBI: Most Wanted was first picked up.

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