CBS will pay tribute to the 30th anniversary of Everybody Loves Raymond with a 90-minute special on Nov. 24.

Ray Romano and series creator Phil Rosenthal will revisit the comedy that premiered on Sept. 13, 1996 and aired for nine seasons on CBS. Interviews with castmates Brad Garrett, Patricia Heaton, Monica Horan, Madylin Sweeten and Sullivan Sweeten are planned, as well as never-before-seen outtakes.

The special will also honor Doris Roberts and Peter Boyle, whose portrayals of Marie and Frank Barone made them fan favorites. Boyle died in 2006 and Roberts in 2016.

Everybody Loves Raymond won 15 Emmys during its nine-season run, including wins for Outstanding Comedy, Outstanding Lead Actor (Romano) Outstanding Lead Actress (Heaton), Outstanding Supporting Actress (Roberts), and Outstanding Supporting Actor (Garrett).

The anniversary special is produced by Fulwell Entertainment. Executive producers are Romano, Rosenthal,...

The “Scrubs” reboot at ABC is rounding out its cast with some new and familiar faces.

Variety has learned exclusively that the new iteration of the beloved sitcom has added nine recurring guest stars. Among those are Vanessa Bayer and Joel Kim Booster.

Bayer will play Sibby, who is described as someone who “runs a wellness program for faculty and staff at Sacred Heart Hospital.” Booster will play Dr. Eric Park, an attending at Sacred Heart.

In addition, both Robert Maschio and Phill Lewis will reprise their roles from the original series as Todd and Hooch respectively.

Joining the series as the new intern class will be: Ava Bunn as Serena, Jacob Dudman as Asher, David Gridley as Blake, Layla Mohammadi as Amara, and Amanda Morrow as Dashana.

The new additions will appear alongside returning cast members Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, Judy Reyes, and John C. McGinley.

Bayer is repped by Rise Management,...

The first Weekend Update of season 51 of “Saturday Night Live” pulled no punches, touching in on several pop culture topics such as Diddy’s sentening, J.K. Rowling’s endless tweets against trans people and AI actress Tilly Norwood.

“It was reported that major talent agencies in Hollywood are interested in signing a new AI generated actress named Tilly Norwood,” co-anchor Colin Jost said. “The AI generated actress got her start after she had a hotel meeting with AI Harvey Weinstein.”

Later in the segment, “Harry Potter” character Dobby the House Elf (played by Bowen Yang in wild makeup and wearing...

The KPop Demon Hunters phenomenon is everywhere these days — even on Saturday Night Live.

The mega-hit Netflix movie was at the center of a sketch in Saturday’s SNL season premiere, with host Bad Bunny playing a man named Thomas who was obsessed with the movie. In fact, he even labeled his brunch companions “stupid dummies” for not being as obsessed as he was. But he was comforted by the fact that “I have Huntr/x on my side,” imagining the band from the movie singing the chart-topping song “Golden,” with the real singers — Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami — popping up in his fantasy.

Bad Bunny has had a few people talking about him lately, and he wasted no time in tackling that in the Saturday Night Live season premiere.

The Latino music superstar hosted SNL for the second time on Saturday, and in his monologue, he addressed the controversy surrounding his upcoming performance at the Super Bowl halftime show. (Some conservative critics have complained that Bad Bunny doesn’t sing in English and has spoken out against President Trump’s immigration policies.) But Bad Bunny shrugged off the criticism, insisting that “everyone’s happy about” him performing — and proving it with a highly...

Bad Bunny kicked off Season 51 of “Saturday Night Live” with a bilingual monologue that referenced his upcoming gig as the Super Bowl halftime show headliner — and the right-wing backlash to the announcement.

“I’m very happy,” he said of the opportunity. “And I think everyone is happy about it. Even Fox News.”

“SNL” then played a supercut of clips from the conservative news channel, which has criticized the NFL for booking a Spanish-language artist, calling special attention to Bad Bunny’s recent comments about not playing the United States on his latest tour because of fears relating to his fans encountering Ice.

Colin Jost portrayed Pete Hegseth during the first cold open of the 51st season, lamenting that “Our military is gay as hell!” But also mourning that “it’s also never been fatter!”

This mirrored his real life meeting with the military’s top generals this week, during which the meeting was strangely similar. Jost’s version just got rid of any subtext, demanding that the military be filled with “hot, shredded, hairless men that are definitely not gay.”

Then James Austin Johnson’s Trump interrupted to say he was “Just keeping my eye on SNL” and “Making sure they don...

Fox Sports analyst Mark Sanchez was arrested in Indianapolis Saturday following an overnight stabbing that left him in the hospital and injured another man, according to the Indy Star.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department announced shortly after 5 p.m. that Sanchez had been arrested for multiple misdemeanors, including allegations of battery with injury, unlawful entry of a motor vehicle and public intoxication.

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Spoiler Alert: This story discusses plot developments from “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” currently streaming on Netflix.

After seasons profiling Jeffrey Dahmer and Lyle and Erik Menendez, fans of Netflix’s anthology series “Monster” are now binge-watching the just-released third season profiling serial killer Ed Gein. Played by Charlie Hunnam, Gein is haunted by his mother Augusta (Laurie Metcalf), egged on by a dark love interest, Adeline (Suzanna Son) and interacts with victims like Bernice (Lesley Manville) and Evelyn (Addison Rae). Meanwhile, he daydreams about the work of Nazi Ilse Koch (Vicky Krieps), who was rumored to flay Jewish victims...

Family Guy is treating one of its fellow Animation Domination shows to quite the trick this Halloween.

In TVLine’s exclusive sneak peek of Family Guy‘s Hulu special “A Little Fright Music,” available to stream on Monday, Oct. 6, Chris decides to dress up as Jon Hamm’s character from Fox’s Grimsburg. It’s a perfectly constructed costume, down to the titular detective’s blue coat and grisly stubble, only with one slight hiccup — no one knows who he’s supposed to be.

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In the second episode of Rebecca Miller’s enthralling five-part documentary on Martin Scorsese, the chronological review of his life and career reaches the 1976 classic “Taxi Driver.” Jodie Foster, sitting for a new interview on a film she’s been discussing for almost five decades, recounts how “gleeful” her director was to be making movies. “He was excited about how the blood got made,” Foster says, her eyes widening to mimic Scorsese’s delight. “And, when he was gonna blow the guy’s head off, how they put little pieces of Styrofoam in the blood so it would attach to the wall and stick there.”

“We had a great time,” Scorsese says. But then he pivots. He starts talking about how the studio “got very angry at us because of the violence,” because of the language, because of the “disturbing” depiction of New York City’s “seedy” underbelly. When the...

Late in the third episode of “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” Alfred Hitchcock (Tom Hollander) is bemoaning the success of “Psycho.” Years after his iconic thriller shocked viewers out of showering, the studios only want him to make more “sex-horror” movies. They want him to push the envelope “further” — more blood, more violence, more nudity. “They don’t want ‘Dracula’ anymore,” his agent tells him. “They want ‘The Rape of the Vampire.’ They want ‘The Bloody Pit of Horror.'”

Audiences are even worse. Hoping to better understand the demand for smutty scares, Hitchcock and his wife, Alma Reville (Olivia Williams), spend an interminable evening at the theater surrounded by people throwing popcorn and making out while the topless woman onscreen is tortured and killed in a masked man’s dungeon. Alma refuses to stay for the ending, and Alfred is equally appalled.

“You brought it on yourself, Alfred,” he says to himself that evening.

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Update: This post was updated Oct. 4 at 2:59 p.m. Pt to report the arrest of Mark Sanchez.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police took to X on Saturday afternoon to announce they have arrested Fox Sports analyst Mark Sanchez for his role in the Oct. 4 stabbing incident that landed the former NFL quarterback in the hospital.

According to Impd’s statement, Sanchez was arrested while still in the hospital for alleged battery with injury, unlawful entry of a motor vehicle and public intoxication. The statement notes that Sanchez has yet to be charged by the Marion County Prosecutor’s office.

Update #1 Arrest made in stabbing incident.

Louis C.K. is defending his decision to join Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh Comedy Festival.

During a recent appearance on “Real Time With Bill Maher,” C.K. said the other comedians at the event were “really surprised” by the overwhelming response from the Riyadh audience. He added that being part of a budding comedy scene in a place where acts are usually heavily censored is a “positive thing.”

“There’s a woman who’s a lesbian and Jewish, who did a show there, and she got a standing ovation,” C.K said. “So, there’s stuff going on that’s unexpected in this thing.

TV fans know it best: Nothing gold can stay. So with that metaphor in mind, how might Chicago Med be approaching Hannah’s pregnancy this Fall TV season in light of Fire’s recent pregnancy twist?

The #OneChicago lineup returned on Wednesday, delivering shocking Fire news: After finding out she was pregnant in the Season 13 finale, we learned that Stella has since suffered a miscarriage. But there’s still hope for a #OneChicago baby; Stella wasn’t the only franchise character entering this season with a new pregnancy.

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Louis C.K. made his TV return in an interview with Bill Maher after admitting to sexual misconduct—and folks on social media are not impressed. On Friday, October 3, the American Hustle star, 58, was a featured guest on Real Time With Bill Maher to promote his new novel, Ingram. It marked C.K.’s first TV interview since he admitted in 2017 to inappropriate behavior after four accusers told The New York Times that he masturbated in front of them (and a fifth person said he asked to do so). “These stories are true,” he said in a statement after the bombshell report. “… The power I had over these women is that they admired me.

The Johnston family, the subject of the TLC reality series 7 Little Johnstons, is mourning a family loss. Nana, the mother of Trent Johnston, has died. Emma Johnston, one of Trent’s children, revealed the news on Instagram on Saturday, October 4. “Our Nana is in heaven with Poppy, watching over all of us,” she wrote, captioning a video of herself painting Nana’s nails as the latter lies in bed with a nasal cannula. “We love you, and I miss you [so much].” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Emma Lee Johnston (@emmajohnston) Nana was the family’s name for Mary Alice Maddox Johnston. And the Poppy of the family was Walter “Pete” Lawrence Johnston,...

Damon Cardasis has a lot on his plate these days.

A musical adaptation of his 2017 film “Saturday Church” is in the midst of its off-Broadway run, while “Mr. Scorsese,” director Rebecca Miller’s Apple TV+ docuseries about Martin Scorsese he produced, will premiere later today at the New York Film Festival ahead of its streaming debut on Oct. 17.

“I’m writing the musical and doing lyrics for the musical, and then switching my brain and being the lead producer on a five-part doc series on Scorsese,” Cardasis tells me during a Zoom interview from his New York City apartment. “It’s crazy,...

Seems like someone on the Chad Powers team decided they’d rather have Haliey “Hawk Tuah Girl” Welch guest-star on the Hulu comedy instead of Brittney Rae Carrera. But Welch says she had no idea Carrera once had her role. “Hey guys, I’ve been tagged in a lot of videos of [Carrera] saying I ‘replaced her’ in Chad Powers,” Welch wrote in a now-offline Instagram Story, per Deadline. “I’ve been in contact with her, and we’re cool. I wasn’t aware the role had been filled prior.” In the first episode of Chad Powers, Glen Powell’s titular character spots Welch in a nightclub and recognizes her as Hawk Tuah Girl,...

One of the best to ever do it on Saturday Night Live is coming back to Studio 8H. Amy Poehler, who starred on the show from 2001 to 2009, will host the second episode of Season 51 on October 11, which happens to be the NBC sketch comedy show’s 50th birthday. Poehler told Harper’s Bazaar UK last year that SNL was the job that changed her life the most. “It was certainly the first big job I had, where I said my name and got health insurance,” she said. “I realized, ‘Oh, I think I can make a living doing what I want to do.’ I had done a sketch comedy show on Comedy Central,...

Warning: This story contains spoilers from the first six episodes of “Love Is Blind” Season 9, now streaming on Netflix.

The first batch of Season 9 of “Love Is Blind” proved to be quite a rollercoaster. During the six episodes released, the show saw a whopping six engagements: Ali and Anton, Madison and Joe, Annie and Nick, Megan and Jordan, Kalybriah and Edmond, and Kacie and Patrick. And, while past seasons featured engagements not shown on screen, this season was only the six.

However, only five made it to the post-pods vacation. Shortly after the in-person meeting, Kacie bowed out in one...

We’re taking it back to Hawkins.

Every Saturday this October, Tudum is hosting a weekly fan rewatch party of an episode from the first four seasons of Stranger Things. It’s all leading up to the release of Stranger Things 5 this fall, and you’re invited, nerd. Take a look at the details below about how you can join and watch along (you only need to RSVP once for all four events), and clear your calendars, because we need you to help us pick which episode we’re watching.

When you RSVP you will be able to vote on your favorite episode from each season. The winning episode will...

Former Dancing With the Stars pro dancer Cheryl Burke is recalling a frightening experience from her time on the ABC reality competition: She feared for her life when protesters rushed the stage during Season 23, when she was paired with controversial Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte. “When I danced with him, he had just [done] the Olympics,” Burke said in the October 2 episode of the I Do, Part 2 podcast. “We also had protesters that came on to the dance floor, and we thought they had guns and they were gonna blow our heads off. It was insanity. Like, during the live show. I’ve never seen our security guard — shout out to David — tackle somebody so quickly.

A year after the tragic death of former bandmate Liam Payne, One Direction alumni Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik are set to star in a road trip documentary series for Netflix. In the forthcoming three-part TV show, the title of which is yet to be announced, Tomlinson and Malik will travel across the United States. And during that reunion, they’re expected to discuss their grief around Payne’s death, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The series will be “a rare look inside the world of two of the most famous — and most private — men on the planet opening up about life, loss, and fatherhood,” according to a synopsis the...

The first contemporary TV adaptation of Georges Simenon’s beloved Jules Maigret detective novels is coming to PBS Masterpiece in Maigret, premiering on Sunday, October 5, on PBS. The Jules Maigret series is the second-best-selling detective series ever, behind only Sherlock Holmes. PBS is delivering a new modern adaptation of it. Based on the beloved books about the streetwise Parisian Chief Inspector Jules Maigret, Maigret stars Belgravia‘s Benjamin Wainwright in the titular role, with Stefanie Martini as Jules’ wife, Madame Louise Maigret. Read on for all the details on the new detective series ahead of the series premiere, including details on where to stream it. When does PBS’s Maigret premiere?...

Netflix has chosen to bow four of its most highly anticipated titles at Brazil’s São Paulo International Film Festival – the Mostra Sp – comprising Guillermo del Toro’s epic “Frankenstein,” Noah Baumbach’s “Jay Kelly,” Shih-Ching Tsou’s “Left-Handed Girl” and Daniel Rezende’s “The Son of a Thousand Men,” starring Rodrigo Santoro.

“This is our strongest participation since we started our partnership with Mostra,” said Elisabetta Zenatti, VP of content for Brazil.

Remarking on the Mostra where “Frankenstein” stages its Brazilian premiere, Del Toro said: “The festival has this crazy, bold energy, embracing both the big names and emerging voices.

Eric Dane missed a planned reunion with Grey’s Anatomy costar Jesse Williams on stage at the 2025 Primetime Emmy Awards, and now the actor has explained his absence. In a new interview with The Washington Post about his amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Als) diagnosis and his advocacy for Als research, Dane said he lost his balance and fell in his kitchen just before the awards show and needed stitches. “Als is a nasty disease,” he said. “So I was in the hospital during the Emmys getting stitches put in my head. I missed an opportunity I was really looking forward to. It would have been great to see Jesse and get reunited with some of my peers,...

Bosch spinoff Ballard has been renewed for Season 2 at Prime Video, reports Deadline.

The renewal comes almost three months after the 10-episode first season of the Maggie Q-led series hit the streamer. (TVLine has reached out to Prime Video for confirmation.)

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Chicago Med is marking quite the milestone — its 200th episode — with the return of an original cast member: Nick Gehlfuss is reprising his role as Dr. Will Halstead for multiple episodes. While it doesn’t sound like we’ll see Torrey DeVitto back as Dr. Natalie Manning, though the two are still together since he’s bringing her son to Chicago with him, what about the chances of seeing another Og again at any point this season? TV Insider asked showrunner Allen MacDonald just that. “It is my plan to bring back all the original cast members at some time or another, so I think that’s a watch and see sort of thing.

Spoiler Alert: This story discusses plot developments from “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” currently streaming on Netflix.

Vicky Krieps’ role in “Monster: The Ed Gein Story” is a result of the series’ often fantastical storytelling. In the season premiere, Ed (Charlie Hunnam) is shown a comic book by his love interest Adeline (Suzanna Son) that features the deadly exploits of “The Bitch of Buchenwald,” Ilse Koch. Koch was a real-life Nazi war criminal, played here by Krieps, whose sick specialties include flaying the skin off of Jewish people and making objects out of it like lampshades. But taking the role...

HBO’s revival of The Comeback just became a family affair, TVLine has learned. Several recurring cast members have been added to the show, including star Lisa Kudrow’s real-life son Julian Stern, who will be making his on-screen TV debut.

Additional recurring cast members include Abbi Jacobson (Broad City), John Early (The Great North), Barry Shabaka Henley (Bob Hearts Abishola), Tony Macht (Dying for Sex), Brittany O’Grady (The White Lotus) and Zane Phillips (Legacies).

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Rio De Janeiro, Brazil — The Rio International Film Fest will feature China as its country focus in next year’s edition, as part of the 2026 China-Brazil Cultural Year, said Walkiria Barbosa, Rio Fest’s executive director and int’l marketing.

The governments of the two countries announced in Nov. 2024, during a visit of China’s president Xi Jinping to Brazil, that the 2026 China-Brazil Cultural Year will feature a broad programming element, currently in preparation.

“China is the largest film market in the world. Our intention is to have in the 2026 edition of Rio Fest the main Chinese film production companies,...

Bill Maher issued a blunt takedown of Kamala Harris, her new book 107 Days, and her failed 2024 presidential campaign. On the Friday, October 3 episode of Real Time With Bill Maher, the comedian, 69, spoke about the former vice president’s new memoir. He led into the topic by pointing out that the toy company Mattel has six men and five women on its board of directors and not an all-male board as portrayed in the 2023 movie Barbie. “Perpetuating victimhood, especially when it’s false, is not a great advertisement for leadership,” he declared on his HBO late-night show. “Kamala Harris’ new memoir of the 2024 election is called 107 Days. But it should have...

How the latest Law & Order: Svu — Season 27 Episode 2, titled “A Waver of Consent” — ended depended entirely on how you watched it. One set up the Organized Crime episode that aired immediately after (and was already released on Peacock earlier this year). The other teed up a new arc for Captain Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and her squad’s newest detective, Jake Griffin (Corey Cott), assigned to her by Chief Kathryn Tynan (Noma Dumezweni). If you watched it live on NBC on Thursday, October 2, it ended with Captain Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) agreeing to let Griffin stay before Detective Terry Bruno (Kevin Kane) ducked into her office to tell her her former partner,...

[Warning: The following post contains Major spoilers for The Rainmaker Episode 8.] Sarah Plankmore (Madison Iseman) had a choice to make on Friday’s (October 3) new episode of The Rainmaker. After being confronted with the truth about what her client did — covering up the murder of multiple patients by a nurse — Keeley (Hugh Quarshie) offered her an off-ramp from the case, and she steered right away from it. Instead, she embraced her place as the zealous advocate for the client, no matter how problematic he is or how consequential his ills, painting a new narrative for what he did. Show creator Michael Seitzman calls their exchange one of his “favorite scenes of the whole season.” “It’s incredibly dynamic.

In the final episode of Monster: The Ed Gein Story, “The Godfather,” audiences are transported back to the 1970s and confronted with a new kind of monster. A predator ahead of his time, this murderous figure targets young women and is known by the moniker “the Pacific Northwest Killer.” His telltale light yellow Vw bug, the cast on his arm, and his deceptive charm identify him as Ted Bundy (John T. O’Brien), though at this point in the story, his true identity remains a mystery. The narrative then shifts to a nearby prison, where FBI agents John Douglas and Robert Ressler (Sean Carrigan and Caleb Ruminer) interview Jerry Brudos (Happy Anderson...

[Warning: The below contains spoilers for Deadliest Catch Season 21] The October 3 episode of Deadliest Catch was dedicated to Carl “Blind Dog” Gorsegner. Johnathan Hillstrand paid tribute to his former deckhand. The Time Bandit captain initially broke the sad news in a December 31, 2024 post on Facebook that Carl drowned in Steward, Alaska. Jonathan continued on his season under a 72-hour time crunch to fulfill his 20,000 pounds of quota left before heading back to shore. “We’re not the kind of guys to quit,” he declared. This kind of mindset was needed given he had to deal with a low pressure system that brought 30-foot seas. Another problem came when his engine died. A camera showed that his port propeller was wrapped in a polyurethane line.

Things have gone south for animated series The Great North, which has been cancelled at Fox after five seasons, TVLine has confirmed.

“We’re so grateful for everything Wendy, Lizzie, Loren and the amazing cast and crew put into The Great North,” Fox president Michael Thorn said in a statement. “It’s difficult to say goodbye, but we’re thankful for the five hilarious seasons The Great North brought to the iconic Animation Domination lineup.”

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After being fired from her high-level position at A.R.G.U.S, Emilia Harcourt (Jennifer Holland) is frustrated with a world that has seemingly abandoned her, even after she helped save humanity from being taken over by butterfly-like aliens. As Season 1 teased the growing attraction between Harcourt and Christ Smith (John Cena), the second season revolves around the fallout between the two, and how it has affected the people around them. When Chris discovers a device that allows him to transport to a different dimension,...

[Warning: The following post contains Major spoilers for the Friday, October 3, episode of Jeopardy!] A freak event happened on Jeopardy! as the game show contestants all wagered the same amount on Final Jeopardy. Only one contestant answered it correctly, so it all came down to the wagers. Tj Fisher, from San Francisco, California, returned for his second game on Friday, October 3. He has a one-day total of $15,089. In his second game, Fisher faced off against Roberto Carabeo, from New York, New York, and Ellie Baker, from Louisville, Kentucky. Fisher, a marketing specialist, took a big lead when he answered five clues correctly before finding the Daily Double on clue nine. With $2,800, he wagered $500 in “The Elements.” The clue read, “Oak Ridge National Laboratory...

Our favorite monster-fighting 1980s teenagers will be back for a fifth and final season of Stranger Things (Volume 1 premieres on Nov. 26), but you’re going to want a few other shows to watch while you wait for its return. So, to tide you over until then, we’ve put together this list of series that will fill that Demogorgon-shaped hole in your heart.

The life of a showgirl isn’t easy — but it sure is capital-r romantic, and just a bit tragic. That is, if you’re Miss Americana, aka Taylor Swift. The superstar just released her latest studio album just months after the end of her record-breaking Eras Tour and the recent announcement of her engagement to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. With The Life of a Showgirl Swift broke another record on the release’s first day, racking up the most single-day Spotify streams for an album in 2025.

The 12-track album — which features a collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter, a nod to Shakespearean tragedy, and references to Kelce — is Swift’s 12th.

The third season of Ryan Murphy’s “Monster” anthology series arrives on Netflix on Oct. 3. The eight-part miniseries, this time titled “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” focuses on the eponymous serial killer, who confessed to killing two women in the 1950s and was the culprit in a long list of additional depravities that shocked the nation and redefined notions of American violence.

Portrayed by Charlie Hunnam in the series, Ed Gein was born in La Crosse, Wis., in 1906. The son of an alcoholic named George and a religious zealot named Augusta, Gein was raised alongside his brother Henry in a disturbingly strict household.

Netflix’s “KPop Demon Hunters” is launching a collaboration with Epic Games’ “Fortnite” that will include characters from the smash-hit streaming film and the ability for fans to create their own games based on the IP.

Per Epic, “Fans can team up with Huntr/X to protect the Honmoon from the endless waves of faceless demons, in the new Demon Rush Mode – live between October 2 to November 1. All while channeling their inner Rumi, Mira, and Zoey with outfits and accessories.”

Additionally, beginning Oct. 2, “Fortnite” creators will be able to build and publish their own games using official “KPop Demon Hunters”-inspired assets licensed from Netflix.

“My life may be crappy, but at least I’m not on TV.”

That’s one explanation for the mass appeal of “To Catch a Predator” put forth by a subject in “Predators,” a new documentary about the mid-aughts sensation. The feature, now expanding to theaters nationwide after opening in New York and Los Angeles, provides an expansive and disturbing look back at the “NBC Dateline” segment, which spun addictive reality TV out of in-house pedophile sting operations.

“To Catch a Predator” had a simple formula. Each episode saw an actor pose as a teenager, uncovering a child predator in...

Sean “Diddy” Combs was sentenced to four years and two months in prison and fined $500,000 for prostitution-related offenses on Friday, October 3, following his July conviction for transporting people across state lines for violent and unlawful activities. Judge Arun Subramanian stated that a lengthy sentence was required in order “to send a message to abusers and victims alike that exploitation and violence against women is met with real accountability.” The fine was the maximum available in the case. Combs was sentenced under the Mann Act, which makes it illegal to transport a person across state lines for the purpose of prostitution and/or other illegal activity involving sex acts. Combs was...

Warning: This post contains spoilers from this week’s Law & Order: Svu. Proceed accordingly.

This morning, I opened the Law & Order: Svu recap I wrote last night and found this comment from a reader named Grey’s Fan:

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“The last scene you described with Capt. Benson and Det.

is the latest original fantasy rom-com from Kim Eun-sook, the screenwriter behind some of Korea’s most enduring romances, including Guardian: The Great and Lonely God and Mr. Sunshine. This time, she’s cranking the dials on all of her favorite tropes to a hundred … thousand. Never before has a Kim Eun-sook script packed in this many jokes — or this much bloodshed — through the millennium of love between . The result is a bold, multi-genre tale that refuses to fit into the usual K-drama categories.

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In Season 3 of Alice in Borderland,there’s one last card in the deck — the Joker — which sets up Arisu’s (Kento Yamazaki) and Usagi’s (Tao Tsuchiya) toughest challenge yet. The couple’s missing memories about their previous time in Borderland allow them to be manipulated back into the deadly dimension where they’re forced to enter a tournament of fellow Borderland survivors to find their way to each other, their home, and their potential future. Their most difficult challenges await them as they make their way through even more diabolical games and come face-to-face with one last decider of their fate. So how did the show’s third season end?...