‘The Resident’ Says Goodbye To One Of Its Stars In Heartbreaking New Episode

Rod Black is leaving behind TSN after 30 years with the network.

Natalie Morales‘ had a great first day on The Talk!

Hayley Williams is leaving social media.

One of the executive producers of Ted Lasso has confirmed that two fan favorite characters will return for the upcoming season three, despite seemingly saying their goodbyes in season two.

Black Sabbath‘s founding drummer Bill Ward has once again expressed interest in making another album with the band.In a recent interview with Metro, Ward not only shared his ambition to make another record with Black Sabbath – who retired as a whole in 2017 – but he’s also floated the idea with the band’s management.“My biggest contention has been ‘let’s make another album’.

Melissa Benoist is saying goodbye to “Supergirl”.

her death in March — a final sendoff on Wednesday night, and it was certainly an emotional one.In the finale, titled “Mission: Difficult,” Sterling Archer finds a letter from his mother, who disappeared after a mission.

The Resident spoilers for season 5, episode 3 'The Long and Winding Road'. The Resident delivered a devastating moment for fans in its latest episode with the exit of Emily VanCamp's Nic Nevin.

Gladiator 2, confirming the sequel is being “written now”.The director, who helmed the 2000 classic Gladiator starring Russell Crowe, stated his plans to helm the sequel once he concludes work on his next project, KitBag.Starring Joaquin Phoenix as Napoléon Bonaparte opposite Jodie Comer (Killing Eve) as his wife Josephine, KitBag follows the French leader’s origins and swift rise as emperor.Speaking to Empire magazine, Scott said: “I’m already having [the next] Gladiator written now.

When filmmakers grow older, they tend to become less prolific, taking years between projects. Ridley Scott apparently didn’t get that memo.

Back in action! Khloé Kardashian was excited to get back in front of the camera after her family’s reality series came to an end earlier this year — but not as excited as Kris Jenner.

“Survivor” is embracing its new era. The show did away with a signature Jeff Probst line on Wednesday’s season 41 premiere.

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.

Rihanna’s next album will be an entirely new experience for fans.

Lionsgate Vice Chairman Michael Burns hinted at a potential deal — nothing specific- — as media M&A heats up with the indie studio a prime target. Wall Streeters have called it both desirable and easily digestible in terms of cost for a bigger player.