‘Power Book II: Ghost’ Renewed For Season 3 At Starz; Brett Mahoney Takes Over As Showrunner

Strictly Come Dancing host Claudia Winkleman swapped seats with Anton Du Beke on Sunday's programme as he took over her hosting duties. Anton had been gushing about finalists Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice’s partnership, when Craig Revel Horwood joked that he was enjoying being on Anton’s show.

Foo Fighters, A$AP Rocky and Dua Lipa are set to turn the volume back up on the Osheaga Music and Arts Festival after the pandemic postponed the 15th edition of the summer bash by two years.

Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline, Madison Bailey, Jonathan Daviss, Rudy Pankow, Austin North, Drew Starkey, and Charles Esten — are set to return. In addition, Carlacia Grant, who had a recurring role in season 2, has been upped to series regular and will also return for season 3.The show's creators, Jonas and Josh Pate, and Shannon Burke are all set to return as showrunners and executive producers in the third season.ET spoke to some of the  cast ahead of the series' season 2 premiere in July, where

signed a rich overall deal with Netflix. While she will retain an executive producer role on the “Power” spinoffs, she will no longer be involved in the day-to-day creative process of the shows.

Selome Hailu editorStarz announced that “Power Book II: Ghost” has been renewed for Season 3.“Power Book II: Ghost” is the first of multiple planned spinoffs of “Power,” Courtney A. Kemp and Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s Starz series that ran on Starz from 2017 to 2017.

Outer Banks has officially been renewed for a third season!

EXCLUSIVE: Apple TV+ has ordered a third season of mystery anthology series Truth Be Told, starring and executive produced by Octavia Spencer, with Maisha Closson (Claws, How To Get Away with Murder) coming on board as executive producer and showrunner.

Kim Dickens will making her long-awaited return as Madison Clark in the second half of “Fear of the Walking Dead” Season 7 — and as a series regular after that. The “Walking Dead” spinoff series has been renewed for Season 8 at AMC, the cable channel said Monday, with Dickens set to make her comeback as the presumed-dead Madison (who hasn’t been seen since Season 5) in the back half of Season 7, which debuts Sunday, April 17.

Fear the Walking Dead is coming back for season 8!

Fear the Walking Dead has been picked up for an eighth season, the network announced Sunday night on Talking Dead following the Season 7 fall finale of The Walking Dead spinoff. Popular former cast member Kim Dickens, who played Madison Clark in Seasons 1 through 4 of Fear the Walking Dead, is set to return. She will make her first appearance in the second half of Season 7, which debuts April 17, and will continue as a series regular in Season 8.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Fear the Walking Dead” has been renewed for Season 8, with former series star Kim Dickens set to return to the zombie apocalypse series.The announcement was made on “Talking Dead” following the series finale of “The Walking Dead: World Beyond.” Dickens will make her return to the series in the second half of Season 7, which debuts on April 10 on AMC Plus and April 17 on AMC. She will then appear as a series regular in Season 8.

Bella Hadid joins VS Collective, a group of ambassadors of various backgrounds who hope to take Victoria’s Secret in new directions.

Outlander stars Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish are ready to hit the road again – this time in New Zealand. Starz has renewed their hit travel docuseries Men in Kilts: A Roadtrip with Sam and Graham for a six-episode second season. Developed by Heughan and McTavish, Men in Kilts is produced by Boardwalk Pictures, in association with Sony Pictures Television.