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‘Xo, Kitty’ Renewed for Season 3 at Netflix
“Xo, Kitty” has been renewed for Season 3 at Netflix.
The announcement was made on Netflix’s official X account on Friday. Season 2 of the YA series premiered on Netflix on Jan. 16.
“I’m so excited to head back to Seoul for another season with our incredible cast and crew. If you thought junior year at Kiss brought the drama…just wait,” said series showrunner, executive producer and writer Jessica O’Toole. “I know we left fans on a cliffhanger at the end of Season 2 but I can promise season 3 will be worth the wait, including our first summer episode — not to mention plenty of romance,...
‘Yellowstone’ Season 5 Part 2 Sets March Streaming Date on Peacock
The second of “Yellowstone” Season 5 will finally begin streaming in March.
Beginning Sunday, March 16, “Yellowstone” Season 5 Part 2 will begin streaming exclusively on Peacock, making all then entire series available to stream on Peacock.
The streaming date comes nearly three months after “Yellowstone” concluded its fifth season, with its Season 5 finale airing on Paramount Network on Dec. 15. “Yellowstone” returned to air Season 5 Part 2 on Sunday, Nov. 10 after a nearly two-year break between the end of the first half of Season 5.
Since Season 5 Part 2 began airing in November, there has been no place to stream “Yellowstone,” unless viewers buy episodes on other streaming platforms. Despite being a Paramount Network show, “Yellowstone” has a streaming deal with Peacock, which was established prior to the creation of Paramount+.
It still remains unclear whether Season 5 is the final season of “Yellowstone” after Paramount advertised the Season 5 finale as a “special season finale event,” though the...
‘Euphoria’ Season 3: Rosalía, Marshawn Lynch and More Join Cast as Nika King and Others Exit
“Euphoria” officially started production on Season 3 this week, with a few new fresh faces.
Grammy winning artist Rosalía, Super Bowl champ Marshawn Lynch and “A Different World” star Kadeem Hardison have joined the cast of the hit high school drama, HBO announced on X. Other new cast members include Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Toby Wallace, Darrell Britt-Gibson, Priscilla Delgado, James Landry Hébert and Anna Van Patten.
Most of the main cast is returning, including Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Hunter Schafer, Jacob Elordi, Eric Dane, Alexa Demie and Maude Apatow. Martha Kelly and Chloe Cherry have both been upped to series regulars. Colman Domingo is also returning as a guest star.
Nika King, Austin Abrams and Algee Smith are missing from HBO’s list of returning cast members as well as Storm Reid, who said in November that her character, Rue’s sister Gia, would not be featured in upcoming episodes. Barbie Ferreira, who played Kat,...
São Paulo State Ramps Up Film, TV Aid, Preps New On-Site Market
Taking a significant step towards becoming a South American film-tv powerhouse, Brazil’s State of São Paulo is launching an Audiovisual Industry Development Plan. Among its initiatives are grants for movies that must be made in international co-production and a first São Paulo Audiovisual Hub event early this July, designed to become one of South America’s biggest film-tv markets.
The announcement of the plan comes as São Paulo companies are consolidating on the world stage as producers of Brazilian content, such as Rt Features, which produced Walter Salles’ “I’m Still Here,” Brazil’s first movie to score a best picture Oscar nomination.
Writers Guild Awards 2025: Shōgun, The Penguin and Hacks Among TV Winners
The 77th annual Writers Guild Awards were handed out on Saturday in concurrent ceremonies at the Edison Ballroom in New York and Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles.
Shōgun took home the prize for Best New Series, beating out fellow first-time nominees such as English Teacher, Nobody Wants This, Fallout and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The Hulu series also won for Best Drama and Episodic Drama, while Max’s Hacks took home the trophy for Best Comedy, and HBO’s The Penguin won for Limited Series.
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“Shōgun” dominated with three wins at the Writers Guild Awards on Saturday evening — including best drama, while “Hacks” scored two on the TV side, including best comedy. In film, “Anora” and “Nickel Boys” scored big wins, giving both entries a bit more momentum as Oscar voting ends on Tuesday. “Anora,” coming off Critics Choice, DGA and PGA wins for best picture last weekend, picked up the original screenplay prize for Sean Baker. “Nickel Boys,” which has two Oscar noms, won the WGA award for RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes.
“Shōgun” was the night’s big winner, picking up prizes for best drama,...
‘Anora,’ ‘Hacks,’ and ‘Shōgun’ Steal the Show at the 2025 WGA Awards (Winners List)
With last year’s ceremony taking place in the shadow of the 2023 strikes and this year’s function in the aftermath of the Southern California wildfires, the 2025 WGA Awards have a lot of work to do when it comes to lifting the spirits of the entertainment industry. Thankfully, good writing always has.
As is tradition, events for the east and west coast branches of the Writer’s Guild are held concurrently today at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles and the Edison Ballroom in New York City. LA’s affair is hosted by actor/comedian Joel Kim Booster and kicks off at 4:30pm Pt. For those who want to tune in at home, you can watch the west coast soiree via livestream at that time.
While under normal circumstances, tonight’s results wouldn’t necessarily carry much water when it comes to the Oscars, this year’s awards race...
Former Bachelorette Katie Thurston Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis: ‘I Am Ready to Fight This’
Former Bachelorette Katie Thurston has revealed that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She shared the news on Instagram on February 15 in a lengthy statement and answered questions about the diagnosis in her Instagram stories. “Life update: I have breast cancer,” she wrote in the caption of photos of herself. She admitted to being “envious” seeing couples sharing about their Valentine’s Day celebrations the day before. While her fiancé and comedian Jeff Arcuri took her to Hawai’i and they had plans to travel the world before settling in New York, “instead, my Vday was spent coordinating a place to live as I have to go back to LA for more testing and treatment. I used my morning to figure out insurance for NYC and laws on preexisting conditions,” she said. “I scheduled appointments for another biopsy, fertility, mental health, surgery, as well as meeting with my team...
Lorne Michaels Isn’t Ready to Leave ‘Saturday Night Live’ Quite Yet: ‘I Don’t Feel I’m Done’
As much as an institution as “Saturday Night Live” may be, perhaps even more totemic is its creator and longtime executive producer — Canada’s favorite son — Lorne Michaels. The show’s 50th Anniversary special airs on NBC and streams via Peacock this Sunday, February 16 and features talent such as Sabrina Carpenter, Tom Hanks, Eddie Murphy, Tina Fey, Ayo Edebiri, Pedro Pascal, John Mulaney, and many many more. But in the build up, countless pieces have been written about Michaels’ impact on not only the series, but the entire comedy world over the last half century.
At the same time, much has also been discussed in regards to when Michaels (80) will step away, and who will take over as the head honcho of “SNL?” However, in a recent interview with The New York Times, Michaels made clear that no succession plan will be set in motion anytime soon.
“I may be wrong,...
How Streaming Viewership Is Measured in This ‘Chaotic’ Era for TV Data
Until a decade or so ago, TV viewership stats were easily accessible through Nielsen ratings, and the only trick was knowing the difference between a ratings point and a share. But in the streaming era, TV viewership has become a guessing game. Many streaming platforms don’t share in-depth viewership data with the public, leaving it to companies like Nielsen, Luminate, and Parrot Analytics to estimate audience sizes for streaming TV series — for a cost. And even then, streaming numbers for a given program can differ from one analysis to another. “It is more chaotic than it’s ever been,” George Ivie, chief executive of the measurement watchdog Media Rating Council, told The New York Times recently. Netflix introduced its Top 10 lineup in February 2020, but that feature is only a ranking with no viewership numbers to be seen. The streamer took another step toward ratings transparency in December 2023, when it...
The TVLine-Up: What’s Returning, New and Leaving the Week of Feb. 16
This weekly feature is in addition to TVLine’s daily What to Watch column, our monthly breakdown of What’s on Streaming, and our master list of Every New TV Show Premiering in 2025.
With over 500 scripted shows now airing across broadcast, cable and streaming, it’s easy to forget that a favorite comedy is returning, or that the new “prestige drama” you anticipated is about to debut. So consider this our reminder to set your DVR, order a Season Pass, pop a fresh Memorex into the Vcr… however it is you roll.
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Biff Wiff, ‘I Think You Should Leave’ Actor, Dies
Biff Wiff, a character actor best known for his multiple guest turns on the Netflix sketch comedy series “I Think You Should Leave,” has died following an extended battle with cancer, his management firm Entertainment Lab confirmed Friday on Instagram.
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“It is with heavy hearts that we inform you of the passing of our beloved client and actor, Biff Wiff,” the post read. “Biff was an amazing person inside and out, and his loving energy could be felt by all. We are sending our heartfelt sympathies to...
This century, Catalonia has emerged as a region with a rich filmmaking tradition, supported by public investment in local artists and production companies. This commitment to nurturing talent and fostering growth has led to significant developments in the region’s industry, culminating in a contemporary state of affairs that sees Catalonia involved in every part of the 2025 Berlin Film Festival, where Spain is the honorary EFM Country in Focus.
Four Catalan productions have been selected for the festival’s official program, highlighting the region’s creative prowess. Eva Libertad’s debut feature, “Deaf,” based on the director’s Goya-nominated short of the same name,...
History Channel’s ‘Thomas Jefferson’ Docuseries Explores Paradoxical Elements of Third President
When we think of Thomas Jefferson, our third president, many would cite his penning of the Declaration of Independence’s iconic phrases promising a country in which “all men are created equal” with “unalienable rights” to enjoy “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Then, of course, there’s his image on the nickel and his likeness on Mount Rushmore, a spot he won both for that seminal document announcing the 13 colonies split from England and his 1803 Louisiana Purchase, during his first Presidency, which doubled the size of the U.S. Some may also point out that he was a politician who railed against the evils of slavery in print, while keeping hundreds of slaves on his plantation and having many children with his late wife’s Martha’s enslaved half-sister Sally Hemings. The paradoxical elements of the lifelong idealist are explored on the History Channel’s six-hour docuseries tracking...
‘Wheel of Fortune’ Fans Slam Bonus Round Answer: ‘That’s Not a Phrase’
Another Wheel of Fortune bonus round, another controversial result. Fans of the game show are calling out the final puzzle from Wheel’s February 14 episode. It was Conner Kemmsies, a commercial pilot from Lakeside, California, who got to the bonus round after winning the prize puzzle and the triple toss-up and earning $19,080 in cash and prizes — including a six-day whale-watching cruise to Baja, California, with National Geographic–Lindblad Expeditions. As Conner’s “beautiful family” and “smoking hot wife” watched on, he took on the episode’s ultimate challenge. The category for the bonus round was Phrase, and after filling in the gimme letters — R, S, T, L, N, and E — and Conner’s selections — C, M, D, and A — the puzzle board read: _ D _ D M _ _ _ M E _ _ R _. Conner got the first part — I Did My — but couldn’t think of the last word. The answer, it turns out,...
How ‘Saturday Night Live’ Went from Mocking Politics to Shaping It in the Span of 50 Years
We’re celebrating 50 years of “Saturday Night Live“! All this week, we’re digging into the late-night comedy institution with new stories, including lists, essays, interviews, and more.
There’s an old adage that “context is everything” and while it may not apply to all situations, it certainly rings true when it comes to politics and comedy. Both arenas are designed around performers, sometimes made to look the fool and other times a noble voice of the people, but where one lands always depends on the moment in which a joke or plea is delivered.
This is a fact “Saturday Night Live” has understood well since its inception, with Chevy Chase debuting his impression of then-President Gerald Ford during the show’s first few weeks on air. Chase would appear a few times as Ford in the month after the show’s premiere, but it was during the Christmas episode the character really took form.
Tim Gunn Not Returning for ‘Project Runway’ Revival — Fans React
You won’t see Tim Gunn telling fashion designers to “make it work” on Freeform’s upcoming Project Runway revival. Gunn, who long served as mentor to the show’s contestants, revealed he wasn’t invited to join returning host Heidi Klum in Runway’s new iteration. In an interview with People about the snub, Gunn said he expressed interest with “not a moment of hesitation” when Klum texted him with word of the revival. “So Heidi and I were texting and texting, and several months later, she sent me a text asking, ‘Are you happy with your contract?’” he recalled. “I’m a truth-teller. I don’t even mince words. I said, ‘Well, I haven’t seen a contract.’” Gunn’s agent then contacted the executive producers of Freeform’s Project Runway. “They said, ‘We don’t want him,’” Gunn said. “And [my agent] said, ‘Well, he’s done 19 seasons of Runway,...
‘The Rookie’: Melissa O’Neil Talks Surprise of Lucy as Training Officer & Seth’s Lies
With Lucy Chen now a training officer, Melissa O’Neil has learned something new about her character this year on The Rookie. “I have always felt that Lucy was a person who, perpetually, to a fault, gave people the benefit of the doubt and was always giving them chance after chance after chance,” O’Neil tells TV Insider as part of our Booked: The Rookie Aftershow. That’s not the case with her rookie, Seth (Patrick Keleher), whom she has caught in lies about his girlfriends. While she thinks that stems from how she feels about her younger brother, O’Neil admits that she was surprised by how suspicious Lucy has been of Seth (she does some investigating when things don’t add up). “I feel like she might believe him to a fault. I feel like that might be her fallibility as far as being a training officer, but I...
True to its title, “Tracker” puts its bounty hunter in a wide variety of locations in every new episode of the CBS procedural as Justin Hartley’s survivalist Colter searches for missing people. That means plenty of opportunity for new guest stars and fresh drama — and brand-new locations that encompass all the terrain one wants to see a survivalist tackle. But that presents its own challenge for a weekly network series that films in Vancouver.
”We usually get a [script] outline about two or three weeks out,” location manager David Tamkin told IndieWire. “The outline will tell us, ‘Hey, this next episode is in New York and we need a high-rise tower or something.’ So we can start the process, but when the script actually lands, that’s when we get into the specifics of the requirements.”
That can range from high-rise apartment buildings to waterfalls, a big range that requires...
‘Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?’ 25 Years Later: What Happened to the Not-So-Happy Couple?
After the smash-hit success of ABC’s Who Wants to Be a Millionaire the year before, Fox raised the ante on February 15, 2000, with a live special titled Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire? Mike Darnell, Fox’s head of reality programming at the time, told Entertainment Weekly in 2024 that he thought of the idea while attending a family wedding and feeling jealous of the ABC game show’s success. “I’m very competitive, so it’s making me crazy. I am literally thinking to myself, ‘What else do people want? They want to be millionaires.’ And I’m watching the wedding, and I’m thinking about the show, and I’m watching the wedding, and I’m like, ‘Who wants to marry a millionaire!’ And then I had to one-up it, so I called it Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?” In the resulting two-hour special, 50 women competed to win...
2025 Adg Lifetime Honorees Share Highlights from Their Storied Careers
The annual Art Directors Guild Awards celebrate not just the names with which cinephiles are well acquainted, the Jack Fisks and Catherine Martins, but the people who bring those designs to life on everything from blockbusters to game shows. And the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Honorees prove the huge breadth of the guild. This year, Lisa Frazza, Barbara Mesney, Dan Sweetman, and J. Dennis Washington will be honored for their contributions to their respective crafts.
IndieWire spoke to all four about what their jobs entail (an ever-shifting terrain as technology continues advancing) and about some memorable titles from their filmographies before they accept their laurels at the Adg Awards February 15.
Lisa Frazza, Scenic Artist ‘The Price Is Right’©CBS/Courtesy Everett Collection
Frazza worked on hundreds of shows during her career at CBS, including “Wheel of Fortune,” “Jeopardy,” “The Price is Right,” “Dancing with the Stars,” “Survivor,” “The Young and the Restless,...
Bill Maher Talks Trump Administration’s ‘Ridiculous and Horrible’ Layoffs
On Real Time on Friday night, Bill Maher said his audience was fired up because of their upcoming three-day weekend. “You’re going to have Monday off, right?” he said at the start of his monologue in the HBO show’s February 14 episode. “[It’s] President’s Day. All government offices will be closed, although I think that was the plan anyway.” Indeed, Maher devoted much of his monologue to the Trump administration’s mass layoffs of federal government workers. “This is week four of Hulk smash,” Maher quipped. “The administration that dissects a frog with a hand grenade. This is their method.” He went on: “America is in shock that the guy whose catchphrase was ‘You’re fired’ is firing everybody in government. ‘He wants to suck our blood? That is not what I voted for when I voted for Dracula.’ Maybe this is why Gen Z’s approval rating of...
Relive ‘SNL’s Best Spoofs of Sean Connery on ‘Celebrity Jeopardy!’ (Video)
Sean Connery never actually hosted NBC‘s long-running comedy sketch series Saturday Night Live, but the actor is inextricably linked to the show for one reason alone — Jeopardy! spoofs. Former SNL cast member Darrell Hammond appeared in character as Connery several times over the years in the Celebrity Jeopardy! sketches hosted by Will Ferrell‘s Alex Trebek. The spoof sees Hammond’s Connery mispronounce categories on purpose, make randy comments, and more from behind the contestant podium. Featuring a slew of other famous faces and different celebrity portrayals, the Celebrity Jeopardy! sketches could always rely on serial contestant Sean Connery to stir up some laughs. What better way to get ready for SNL‘s 50th anniversary special than to check out, rounded up below, some of the show’s most hilarious segments featuring the late night sketch comedy’s version of the Scottish acting icon? Celebrity Rock ‘N Roll Jeopardy...
John Mulaney may have spoken best to the mostly wonderful randomness of the lineup for Friday night’s live “SNL50: The Homecoming Concert” special when, late in the show, he invoked the memory of “Saturday Night Live’s” much-missed music guru, Hal Willner. The comedian spoke about how the seminal figure in “SNL” music history would have loved many of the acts on the bill if he were still around. “He also would have hated parts of tonight, and I would have loved to talk with him about the parts he hated,” Mulaney added.
Truth be told, there wasn’t...
Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for the first two episodes of “Yellowjackets” Season 3, streaming now on Paramount+ with Showtime.
The last time viewers saw the teen Yellowjackets, their cabin had been engulfed by flames, leaving them vulnerable and without shelter in the Canadian wilderness.
However, rather than continuing the 1990s timeline with the immediate aftermath of the cabin burning down, “Yellowjackets” Season 3 shifts to the summer, where the plane-crash survivors have established a makeshift village featuring wooden huts, a garden, and even a rabbit and duck farm.
Co-creators Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson had an in-depth discussion with their fellow showrunner,...
‘Gold Rush’: Rick Ness Takes Massive Gamble in Last Ditch Effort to Hit Season Goal
Warning: The below contains spoilers for Gold Rush Season 15, Episode 15.] Time has been ticking closer toward the end of the season, which meant the Gold Rush mine bosses had to make some big moves to get to their goals. Parker Schnabel has only banked less than 3,000 ounces into his 10,000-once target. To speed up the process, he decided to purchase a mining company for $2.5 million, which included the Sulphur Creek claim that had ground ready to sluice. Over at Indian Creek, Tony Beets started out strong. However, operations have stalled out due to frozen ground. This left him with only the wash plant Trommel sluicing for gold at Paradise Hill. With gold prices high, he wanted to do all he could to take advantage of that. During the February 14 episode, it seemed that this laser-focus eye on the prize means the children take a backseat. At least that’s how daughter Monica felt.
NBC’s months-long commemoration of the 50th anniversary of “Saturday Night Live” is finally reaching its apex. The network welcomed hundreds of stars to Radio City Music Fall on Friday evening for “SNL50: The Homecoming Concert,” a kick-off for the weekend that will finish with the 50th anniversary special airing on NBC on, ironically, Sunday evening.
Among the celebrities spotted at Radio City Music Hall on Friday night, the invitees included Tom Hanks, Jason Momoa, Peyton Manning, Josh Gad, Ray Romano, Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, Judd Apatow, Jack McBrayer, Willie Geist, Al Roker, Phil Rosenthal, Savannah Guthrie, Jerry Seinfeld, Lester Holt,...
Love Is Blind cuts right to the core of who someone really is — like it or not. Freed from the pressures of physical appearance and the rules of dating in the digital age, the singles entering the experiment are able to be themselves. But for Madison, a Season 8 pod squad member who’s already making a splash, that’s never been an issue.
“I don’t know how to not be myself,” she tells Tudum. And heading into the pods armed with that confidence comes in handy. “You don’t have your normal support system. You’re developing a relationship with someone on the other side of a wall,” she explains. “At the end of the day, all I have is myself, and I trust myself enough to make good decisions.”
But being so self-possessed doesn’t make Madison’s Love Is Blind journey easy. Her honesty and unwavering commitment...
Sounds like Tim Gunn wasn’t able to make it work with the new Project Runway.
Gunn, the fashion guru who served as mentor on 16 seasons of Runway, won’t return for the new Freeform revival, he tells People magazine. What’s more, he wasn’t even asked back, he says, even though his longtime co-host Heidi Klum will return to host the new season.
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Television Publicity Executives Committee Announces 2025 Leadership Team (Exclusive)
Executives from Disney Branded Television, Crunchyroll, Hallmark Media and more have been announced as part of the Television Publicity Executives Committee’s 2025 leadership team, Variety has exclusively learned.
Wendy Zocks, founder of Wendy Zocks Public Relations, made the announcement and is remaining in her role for another year. The Tpec team includes Beck Media & Marketing’s CEO Todd Beck, PR executive Irina Bobker, Crunchyroll’s vice president of communications Brian Eley, MGM+’s head of PR Eileen Quast, Hallmark Media’s SVP of publicity Alice Rao, Schlosser Communications founder Joe Schlosser and Smithhouse founder Dustin Smith. Disney Branded Television...
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