‘Outlander’ Season 6 Trailer: Claire Questions Her Family’s Presence in the Past (Video)

. And after the climactic season two finale, hopes the only question on your mind will be: “Is there going to be a season three?” Based on season two's finale episode—titled “If Thou Wilt, Remember”—the  only acceptable answer is “yes.” Are you listening, Netflix? (Warning: Major spoilers ahead!) ended with several cliffhangers for Helen (Heather Headley), Maddie (), Dana Sue () and their families.

Susanna Reid was busy putting out any flames caused by Richard Madeley this morning as they discussed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

EXCLUSIVE: The remarkable story of a Dutch woman who risked her life to shelter Anne Frank’s family from the Nazis for more than two years and then preserved Anne’s diary, is the subject of A Small Light, a National Geographic limited series ordered by Disney+. The project comes from Grey’s Anatomy alums Joan Rater and Tony Phelan, Susanna Fogel (The Flight Attendant), ABC Signature and Keshet Studios.

Outlander fans across the globe have been waiting patiently for the return of the hit TV show which has captured the imagination of audiences worldwide.

Actress Susan Sarandon, under fire for an insensitive tweet on a slain New York City police officer’s funeral, has apologized.

With just over a month to go until Outlander returns to our screens, more photos and teasers are being released almost every couple of days.

Susan Sarandon seemingly shared a message to Twitter comparing cops gathered to pay their respects to fallen NYPD officer Jason Rivera to fascists on Wednesday.  The image Sarandon posted featured a tweet written by podcaster Danny Haiphong.  The original tweet showed a photo of police officers lining the New York City streets and read, "I’m gonna tell my kids this is what fascism looks like." Sarandon's photo added the words, "So, if all these cops weren’t needed for CRIME that day, doesn’t that mean they aren’t needed ANY day?" It is unclear if the photo was made by Sarandon or a re-shared post. A representative for the actress did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for further comment. Rivera and Wilbert Mora, 27, were shot on the evening of Jan.

Susanna Reid made a dig at the high costs of Adele’s cancelled Las Vegas gigs on ITV’s Good Morning Britain.

Susan Lucci will never forget the moment that she nearly faced "the widowmaker." It was in 2018 when the "All My Children" star was shopping at a boutique in Long Island, New York, and she suddenly had to sit down and catch her breath. Before then, she experienced tightness in her chest that she brushed off as nothing. "At the time when I was actually going through it, I don't think I honestly comprehended how serious it could be," the actress told People magazine on Monday.

All good things must come to an end. And at the end of February, we begin the final season of BBC America’s Emmy-winning hit, “Killing Eve.” READ MORE: Jodie Comer Confirms ‘Killing Eve’ Ending With Season 4 & She Is “By No Means” In Talks For A Spinoff As seen in the new trailer for “Killing Eve,” the fourth and final season starts at the end of this month and wraps up a story that is years in the making.

Holy cow, this may be the most direct repudiation Britney Spears has launched at her sister!

Cheer is back!

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Golden Globe-winning actor Claire Danes will star opposite Jesse Eisenberg and Lizzy Caplan in the FX limited series “Fleishman is in Trouble,” based on the novel of the same name by features journalist Taffy Brodesser-Akner. The series hails from ABC Signature and will stream on Hulu.Brodesser-Akner wrote the limited series and executive produces. “Fleishman is in Trouble” centers on a recently divorced forty-something (Toby Fleishman, played by Eisenberg), who starts using dating apps and enjoying his sexual freedom before his ex-wife mysteriously disappears, leaving him with his kids.

EXCLUSIVE: Emmy winner Claire Danes is set to star opposite Jesse Eisenberg and Lizzy Caplan in FX’s Fleishman is in Trouble, a limited series adaptation of Taffy Brodesser-Akner’s bestselling debut novel of the same name, which will stream on Hulu.