‘Insecure’s’ Final Season to Premiere in October (TV News Roundup)

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the fourth and final season of “Dear White People,” streaming now on Netflix.When Justin Simien was adapting his 2014 satirical film “Dear White People” into a half-hour television series, he created a bible for the show that included a reference to Donald Trump becoming president. And then Trump did just that.

On My Block has been released.The acclaimed show follows street-savvy friends Ruby (Jason Genao), Jamal (Brett Gray), Monse (Sierra Capri), Jasmine (Jessica Marie Garcia) and Cesar (Diego Tinoco) as they navigate their way through high-school in the rough inner city.Season four finds the friends two years later, having gone their separate ways.

Selome Hailu editorNetflix released a trailer for the fourth and final season of “On My Block,” which will premiere on Oct. 4.The coming-of-age dramedy series follows Cesar Diaz (Diego Tinoco), Monse Finnie (Sierra Capri), Ruby Martinez (Jason Genao) and Jamal Turner (Brett Gray), four inner city Los Angeles teens navigating love, gangs and high school together.The trailer showcases how these characters have separated from each other, which was first teased at the end of Season 3.

The trailer for the upcoming season of On My Block is here!

The end of  is near, and Anthony Anderson is anticipating a rough time.ABC renewed its Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated sitcom for an eighth and final season on May 14, an announcement that creator and executive producer Kenya Barris called «both exciting and bittersweet.» Anderson finds that description very apt as production on the final installment nears an end.«It's still in the bittersweet stage, we're halfway done with the season,» he told ET's Kevin Frazier on the red carpet of the 2021

Tracee Ellis Ross isn't ready to say goodbye. The actress and her co-stars are currently filming the series' final season — and it already has Ross in tears. «I don't know [how we'll make it through],» she told ET's Kevin Frazier at the 2021 Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Mandy Moore is looking gorgeous at the 2021 Emmys. The star stepped out for television's biggest night at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday night, wearing a stunning red Carolina Herrera.Moore opened up to ET about filming the final season of the show, which is nominated for Best Drama Series at this year's ceremony, and gushed about motherhood.«It's already tears.

Daniel Craig is getting emotional!

Insecure is finally on its way, and while there may be an Insecure spinoff series or movie in the works, you certainly won't want to missIssa Rae saying her final farewell to her awkward, hilarious and beloved Issa Dee. This season will see the return of Jay Ellis and Yvonne Orji to bid farewell to Lawrence and Molly, and to resolve the cliffhangers that viewers were left with from the shocking season four finale.

“The Ellen DeGeneres Show” aired its final premiere episode Monday and it looks like season 19 is already filled with surprises. DeGeneres kicked off the show by giving guest, Jimmy Kimmel, a plastic donkey that could eject cigarettes from its behind, compelling Kimmel to give the talk show host an unforgettable gift of his own.

final premiere episode Monday and it looks like season 19 is already filled with surprises.

Angelique Jackson HBO Max is “rooting for everybody Black.”Or so reads the bio of its latest social-first audience initiative called Scene in Black, which launches Monday and focuses on connecting HBO and HBO Max’s Black talent, creatives and fans.The team borrowed the line from one of HBO’s biggest stars, “Insecure” creator, writer, producer and actor Issa Rae, who went viral with that quip during an interview with Variety at the 2017 Emmys.

Ethan Shanfeld Netflix announced that the third and final season of “Narcos: Mexico” will premiere on Nov.

Matt Long is getting candid about his future on Manifest.

Ellen DeGeneres has a lot of ground to cover in the 19th and final season of her talk show, which she promises will be a “huge celebration.”

Jennifer Aniston is having all the feels when she steps out onto the set for what might be the last time. The star was the first-ever guest on the program in 2003, and is now one of the first guests on 's final season.Visibly emotional and teary eyed, Aniston hugs DeGeneres before grabbing for the tissues. «What the hell? This is not supposed to be emotional, god dang it,» Aniston says as she wipes away her tears.

Jennifer Aniston will be the first guest on the final season of The Ellen DeGeneres Show and she got emotional while walking on stage.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSusan Zirinsky, the former CBS News chief and longtime leader of its “48 Hours,” is refashioning herself as a streaming-video maven.Zirinsky will lead the new See It Now Studios, a new production unit that will create news, documentary and unscripted programming for the Paramount Plus streaming-video hub, the CBS broadcast network and other networks owned by parent company ViacomCBS.

The end is near. Netflix’s Lucifer will end with season 6, but there’s still plenty that the drama needs to address before closing the doors of Hell.