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Cobra Kai season five has been revealed, featuring songs from Billy Idol, Jon Bon Jovi, Van Halen and Survivor.The latest season of the Karate Kid spin-off, which dropped on Netflix on September 9, saw the return of Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) and Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), as they prepared to take on Terry Silver’s (Thomas Ian Griffith) growing karate empire.And, true to form, the season featured a number of classic tracks from the ’80s, including mega hits such as ‘Eye Of The Tiger’ and ‘You Spin Me Round’. Check out the full list of songs below:On Monday (September 19), Sony Pictures announced it will be developing a new standalone Karate Kid film, set for release in 2024.It is understood that the movie will be unrelated to the Corba Kai TV series, with further details on the cast and director yet to be revealed.Cobra Kai co-creator Jon Hurwitz confirmed he was not involved in the project, writing in a recent post on Twitter: “The guys and I would love to make Karate Kid and Cobra Kai movies and hope to someday.“But this one isn’t from us or focused on the Cobra Kai cast. Don’t know much about it, but wish it well.The new project will be the sixth film in the long-running Karate Kid franchise, which began in 1984.

botty. There’s no business like show business — and now robots are getting their big break thanks to Alba Renai.

The tribe has spoken, but for Kellie Nalbandian it was entirely too soon.The castaway competed on the landmark 45th season of “Survivor” but got her torch snuffed on tonight’s episode titled, “Following a Dead Horse to Water.”The 30-year-old critical care nurse from New York City was a frontrunner with fans and even outlasted her fellow contestants last week to win individual immunity but the tide and the tribe turned on Nalbadian tonight after her closest ally Bruce Perreault won immunity.Viewers may recall that Perreault, 47, was medically evacuated on the very first episode last season after he received a devastating blow to his head during the very first challenge just minutes into the game. He returned for “Survivor 45” and was immediately perceived to be a big threat, so much so, that he was called out by fellow contestant Emily Flippen on day one.

WARNING: This story contains spoilers from this week’s episode of “Survivor.”This idol’s on fire!“Survivor 45” host Jeff Probst revealed that he was taken aback Wednesday when one contestant set the wax-encased immunity idol on fire in order to save herself from elimination during Tribal Council. Appearing on the show’s podcast “On Fire,” Probst, 61, said that Sabiyah Broderick of the Lulu tribe found the idol while participating in last week’s episode, but because the tribe had lost every immunity challenge to date, they did not have enough flint to start a fire and secure the totem.

Instagram video. Jesse Lopez, 31, who allied with fellow castaway Cody Assenmacher in Season 43, shocked everyone when he brutally backstabbed Assenmacher. The political science Ph.D.

, will make its broadcast debut on CBS amid the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes that have nearly shut down Hollywood. , which was created by Taylor Sheridan and stars Kevin Costner as the patriarch of the powerful Dutton family of ranchers, will begin airing on Sundays with season 1. According to the CBS schedule, the series will air on the same evenings with single headers of NFL football.The news also comes amid ongoing drama behind the scenes, with Costner exiting the series after season 5 and the franchise expected to continue the Dutton story with an all-new sequel series while Paramount+ also has a number of spinoffs slated for the future. Additionally, CBS plans to start airing episodes of the Paramount+ originals, and, with the former making its network debut on Tuesdays after the scripted Dick Wolf drama,, while the latter returns to CBS with season 5 on Thursdays following the conclusion of, which will start airing all-new episodes of season 2 in August. The hit comedy,, will also be paired with the U.K.

Sia — at least when it comes to being a superfan. After Wednesday's season 44 finale, the celebrated songstress showed just how generous she really is by dolling out some cash to a few of her favorite contestants that came up just short of the show's grand prize.On Thursday, Sia surprised Carolyn Wiger, Carson Garrett and Lauren Harpe with some nifty consolation prizes after they all made it to the season 44 finale, but wound up going home empty handed.Yamil «Yam Yam» Arocho was crowned the «Sole Survivor» — and earned $1 million for his efforts — and Heidi Lagares-Greenblatt came in second place, and thus took home the $100,000 runner-up prize.However, Wiger, Garrett and Harpe came in third, fourth and fifth respectively, meaning they essentially walked away empty handed.

crowned its newest winner on Wednesday, marking the conclusion of the show's wild and exciting 44th season. Of the 18 castaways who began competition in March, only five remained ahead of this week's finale episode: Heidi Lagares-Greenblatt, Carson Garrett, Yamil «Yam Yam» Arocho, Lauren Harpe and Carolyn Wiger.The three-hour conclusion covered the group's final three days of competition, as the field was whittled down until the jury voted for the «sole survivor.» After all the votes were cast, Yam Yam wound up walking away with the well-earned win.After an impressive season of strategic gameplay, some of the best social gameplay in recent memory, and an impressive display to the jury, the 36-year-old salon owner from San Juan, Puerto Rico, took home the show's $1 million grand prize. Arocho spoke to ahead of the season's start about the importance of Final Tribal Council and explained the importance of playing the game to its fullest and playing in a way where you stay true to yourself.«Something I would not like to say to the jury members is that I regret something,» Arocho said at the time. «That is something that I would never say.

 contestant and fan-favorite, Keith Nale, has died at 62, ET has learned. Keith's son, Wes, tells ET, «He passed away this afternoon. He'd been battling cancer for the past few months and we found out about it in January.» Keith's brother, Kevin Nale, also tells ET, «A life taken way too soon!»«It happened so quickly.

told Entertainment Tonight his father died Tuesday afternoon.“He’d been battling cancer for the past few months and we found out about it in January,” he added.His brother, Kevin Nale added that their dad’s life was “taken way too soon.”Keith, who hailed from Louisiana, was a contestant in two seasons of “Survivor” in 2015.He appeared on two versions of the show, including “Survivor: San Juan del Sur” and “Survivor: Cambodia” both of which aired that year.Wes appeared on “Survivor: San Juan del Sur” alongside his dad.Tributes poured in following the sad news of Keith’s death, with his former “Survivor: San Juan del Sur” co-star Kelley Wentworth tweeting, “Keith – a man with the purest heart, who brought humor into moments where it was needed most.“I’m grateful I had the opportunity to meet Keith & share memories together on the beaches of Nicaragua & Cambodia.”“My heart is with the entire Nale family. This is a devastating loss,” she added.“My condolences to the Big D, Wes, Austin and entire Nale family,” Keith’s other co-star Jeremy Collins wrote.

 Contestant and fan favorite, Keith Nale has died at 62, ET has learned. Keith's son, Wes, tells ET, «He passed away this afternoon. He'd been battling cancer for the past few months and we found out about it in January.» Keith's brother, Kevin Nale, tells ET, «A life taken way too soon!»Keith participated in two seasons of , Survivor: San Juan del Sur and Survivor: Cambodia.

's Ricard Foyé and his husband, Andy, have decided to end their marriage. The season 41 castaway shared the news via Twitter on Monday.«Telling my kids that baba & daddy are separating will always hurt. We had a great run.

“Australian Survivor” contestant Simon Mee today tweeted – then hastily deleted – some insight about just how tough life can be for those playing the game.Simon responded to a fan’s meme about the show with some behind-the-scenes goss, revealing that life on the beach in Samoa can get very “Lord of the Flies.”One brief scene in a recent episode of the reality series saw fellow contestant Gerry angrily chastise Simon about where he’d placed the tribe’s firewood in the camp.It was a surprising outburst from the usually mild-mannered rescue pilot, so far one of the game’s most softly spoken players.As fans shared the moment online, Simon – forever on the bottom this season, but somehow still in the game as it enters its final stages – explained that the blow-up was a symptom of bigger issues, as players jostled to keep their spot in the game’s fragile hierarchy.Simon said that “Survivor’s” rudimentary sleeping arrangements, in which players huddle together for warmth under a makeshift shelter (with – if they’re lucky – a tarp to keep the rain out), revealed “a lot about the pecking order of the tribe.”“Gerry slept in the middle of the shelter with the blanket every night. But when he collected fire wood, he stacked down the end of the shelter,” he wrote.“Which also happened to me by bed.”In a follow-up tweet, also deleted, Simon revealed that he would have to move the firewood any time he wanted to make space for himself in his less protected area of the shelter.Former player and “Survivor” megafan Matt Tarrant responded to the tweet, saying it was “legit true” that players should “never sleep on the edge of the bed at camp” if they wanted to stay in the players’ inner circle.“Aww thanks Matt,” said Simon.

is back with new castaways vying for the $1 million prize on season 43.The long-running CBS reality staple will introduce 18 new castaways who will attempt to outplay and outwit each other to earn the title of Sole Survivor. The upcoming edition, hosted by Jeff Probst, kicks off with a two-hour premiere Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 8 p.m.

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according to The Sun. He was 56 years old.

saying goodbye to Zach last week, the tribe facing elimination this time was Taku, the same one that overcame the odds in the premiere after unexpectedly losing a tribemate (Jackson) due to an undisclosed medical situation. Leading up to tribal, it appeared that the two frontrunners to be voted out of the game were Marya Sherron and Maryanne Oketch.For a brief moment it seemed like Marya, who shared that her late brother was the first healthcare worker in the U.S.

in season 42, which opened its two-hour premiere with an injury suffered during the very first challenge and a castaway's surprising early exit.Castaway Jackson Fox, a 48-year-old healthcare worker hailing from Pasadena, Texas, isthe franchise's first openly transgender contestant and he had quite a whirlwind 48 hours on . Things didn't pan out the way he hoped after he was asked to leave the game (more on that later), but the mark he left on his Taku tribemates and the season was certainly felt. During a nightside chat by the campfire on one of the first days of the 26-day adventure, Jackson revealed his story as a transgender man, sharing that he first applied to 10 years ago but as a woman.

Jeff Probst warns the 18 new hopefuls vying for the $1 million dollar prize, it's going to be «fast,» even more «difficult» and far more «dangerous.» And they may be at a slight disadvantage, not having been privy to the previous season's challenges and obstacles.In ET's exclusive sneak peek from the season's first episode, Probst tees up what awaits the castaways — who begin the season split up in three tribes -- as they dive head-first into their 26-day-long adventure (if they make it to the end, that is). (Former ET staffer Romeo Escobar is one of the castaways.)«There are lots of different ideas about what it takes to win and you have to continue to adapt.

is getting ready to set sail — and then strand a whole new group of castaways for the show's 42nd season.On Wednesday, CBS revealed the 18 new castaways that will compete on the next edition of the Emmy Award-winning series, and the network promises this will be the «one of the most intense versions» of the show yet.The hotly anticipated season will feature «game-changing twists, and a relentless pace,» according to the press release, which will «push these castaways to their limits.»«These determined players will be divided into three tribes of six and face a faster, more extreme season from the moment they step foot on the beach,» the network teased. «The unpredictable situations will test even the strongest competitor, as food is scarce, rewards and supplies are minimal, and the mental and physical challenges force players to make impossible decisions and adjust their strategies, while still navigating the complex social game.»Here's a look at the 18 new castaways who will be competing for the title of Sole Survivor and the $1 million grand prize!Chanelle Howell 29  Hamden, Conn. New York, N.Y.  Executive recruiter Daniel Strunk 30 Cincinnati, Ohio New Haven, Conn. Law clerk Drea Wheeler 35  San Antonio, Texas Montreal, Quebec Fitness consultantHai Giang 29 Atlanta, Ga.

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 airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.  'Survivor' Season 41 Premiere Jettisons a Jeff Probst Signature Line 'Survivor' Introduces Big Changes for Season 41: First Look! 'Survivor' Announces 18 New Castaways for Season 41's 'Bold New Era'

is embracing its new era. The show did away with a signature Jeff Probst line on Wednesday's season 41 premiere. It was revealed halfway through the two-hour episode that going forward, viewers will no longer hear Probst usher in the tribes for challenges with the phrase «come on in, guys.» Instead, he'll opt for just «come on in.» Probst initially offered the new cast the option of whether he should continue with the phrase at the beginning of the episode, asking for the castaways' opinion.

Jeff Probst will take viewers inside the action and address the audience directly. The show is also introducing a second screen «Game within the Game» interactive experience, designed just for junior fans.Thursday's first look gave audiences a hint of what to expect during season 41.

Parvati Shallow has been granted a temporary domestic violence restraining order against her estranged husband John Fincher, ET confirms. ET has reached out to reps for Shallow and Fincher for comment. The news comes a week after Shallow filed for divorce from Fincher in Los Angeles on Tuesday, citing irreconcilable differences. Shallow, who won tied the knot with Fincher, who came in 9th in the  season, in July 2017.

is gearing up for its 41st season in Fiji!On Monday, CBS revealed the 18 new castaways that will compete on the next edition of the Emmy Award-winning series, which the network describes as «a bold new era.» «As the thrilling competition begins on the beautiful islands of Fiji, 18 determined castaways will be divided into three tribes of six to face a faster, more intense and more dangerous season than ever before,» a press release states. «The unpredictable, accelerated pace will test even the

winner Parvati Shallow is splitting from her husband, John Fincher. The fan-favorite competitor has filed for divorce from her husband and fellow alum.

For those hoping that the next set of announcements for the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival was going to feature some show-stopping premieres, you might be a little letdown. That isn’t to say TIFF 2021 is going to be a letdown, as the lineup so far is really strong.

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alum Sunday Burquest has died after a battle with ovarian cancer. She was 50.Sunday's daughter, Kennedy Burquest, shared the news in a tribute she posted to Instagram on Sunday, shortly after her mom's death.«To my unbelievably beautiful mama, Thank you.

is gearing up for season 41. The CBS reality competition series is heading back into production for its upcoming season, host Jeff Probst announced on Twitter. The season was supposed to film last year, but was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. «Survivor is going back into production,» Probst shared in a video posted Monday morning.

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alum, whose full name was Cassandra Anne Jakusz, died last Friday, according to an obituary. A GoFundMe set up in her name reveals Jakusz was diagnosed with a rare form of squamous cell colorectal cancer last November. «Angie was an incredibly passionate person with an extraordinary lust for life,» her obit reads.

TMZ reported.A GoFundMe page recently launched in her name revealed that she had been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, a rare form of colorectal cancer. As of Thursday morning, the crowd-sourcing campaign had raised $255 of its $30,000 goal.Born Cassandra Anne Jakusz in Waukesha, Wisconsin, she later spent time in San Francisco and New York before moving permanently to New Orleans, according to her CBS bio.

stars announced on Thanksgiving Day that they are expecting their first child together, a year after getting married. The two posted adorable photos of themselves in their kitchen, sipping on some sparkling apple cider.«The turkey ain’t the only thing in the oven this year! #grateful #cheers it’s sparkling apple cider from here on out!» the expectant mom wrote on her Instagram.Joe, on his end, also posted a lengthy message expressing the many things he's thankful for this year.

accusing some of the contestants of being racist. Three contestants of color — David Alexander, Ovi Kabir and Kemi Fakunle — were the first to be evicted, and contestant Jack Matthews was criticized by fans when he mimicked a monkey when referring to David, the only Black male houseguest.