If you’re going through withdrawal symptoms now that “Yellowstone” has ended and Season 2 of “1923” has finished, you’ll be relieved to know there’s more “Yellowstone” coming. “Y: Marshals” will feature Luke Grimes in the role Kayce Dutton, an ex-Navy SEAL and the youngest son of John Dutton. It will premiere on March 1 on CBS.
“Wicked: For Good” arrived in theaters on Friday, but the franchise has been captivating fans, and that obsession has led to a shift in pet names. Pet-sitting platform Rover recently released its list of the Top Trending Pet Names, and a familiar nickname tops the list. Elphie, the nickname for Elphaba, played by Cynthia Erivo, is the top trending name for female pets, up 244% in popularity since last year. Elphie is also the top trending puppy name overall.
Charlie Puth’s first big hit was almost recorded by someone else. In a new interview, he said his 2015 smash ‘Marvin Gaye’, a duet with Meghan Trainor, was originally written for CeeLo Green. The song wound up back in his lap due to “circumstance.”
Jelly Roll said recently that that touring internationally got lonely and isolating toward the end, and he was “doing the worst mentally I’ve done in a long time.” Now home in Tennessee, he posted a new video, complete with an unveiling of his newly shaved face, where he says that being nominated for a Grammy is “probably the craziest thing that’s ever happened in my life.”
Post Malone is offering free Thanksgiving meals for first responders at his Nashville bar, Posty’s. The bar’s social accounts shared a pic stating that first responders in uniform and on duty are welcome to stop by for a free meal, worth up to $30, today through Friday.
The Grand Ole Opry will officially turn 100 on Friday, and the 2 star-studded shows it’s staging that day will stream live on the Opry’s Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube channels. Artists appearing include the Opry’s longest-serving member, Bill Anderson, its newest inductee, Kathy Mattea, plus Vince Gill, Scotty McCreery, Pam Tillis, Ricky Skaggs, Marty Stuart, Trace Adkins, and more.
A classic television talent show is returning. Netflix will air an updated edition of “Star Search” starting in January 2026. Anthony Anderson has been selected as the host. It originally aired from 1983 to 1995 with Ed McMahon as the host. The show gave exposure to future stars like Beyoncé, Justin Timberlake, Dave Chappelle, Adam Sandler, and Britney Spears.
A24 debuted the trailer for “How To Make A Killing”, starring Glen Powell as a man determined to seize his family’s inheritance. The plot follows Becket, a blue-collar worker who was disowned at birth by his “obscenely wealthy family,” and will go to any lengths necessary, including violence, to ensure his inheritance. The film, loosely based on 1949’s “Kind Hearts and Coronets”, hits theaters February 20.
Ray Romano definitively stated “Everybody Loves Raymond” will never return as a reboot during the show’s recent 30th Anniversary Reunion special. “We’re never going to do a reboot, because we’re missing three cast members, three family members,” Ray explained. “We’d never try to do the show without them.”
Amazon MGM is developing a “modern reimagining” of the 1987 comedy “Baby Boom”, six weeks after original star Diane Keaton died from pneumonia at age 79. Michael Showalter will direct the project. The original film starred Diane as a workaholic businesswoman forced to raise her cousin’s baby.
“Stranger Things” has become the first Netflix series to have all four seasons rank in the Top 10 at the same time. The surge comes as millions of viewers revisit the show ahead of the imminent Season 5 premiere. Season 4, released in 2022, remains Netflix’s third-most popular English-language series with 140.7 million views in its first 91 days.
FX has ordered a new anthology series inspired by the hit video game franchise “Far Cry”. The show’s first season is expected in the coming years. The series will be led by “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” creator Rob Mac and “Fargo” and “Alien: Earth” creator Noah Hawley. Each season will feature a new story, setting, and cast, echoing the structure of the games.
Paramount+ has set December 4 as the streaming debut for “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning”, the eighth film in the action series. The movie, which opened in theaters in May, continues the story from 2023’s “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning”. In the film, Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, and his team face AI villain The Entity.
Eva Green has been cast as Aunt Ophelia in Season 3 of Netflix’s dark comedy “Wednesday”. The role was teased in the final scene of Season 2, which briefly showed the back of Ophelia’s head. Her casting ends fan rumors that Lady Gaga’s character, Rosalyn Rottwood, might be Ophelia. Ophelia Frump is sister to Catherine Zeta-Jones’ Morticia Addams.
Hulu has renewed “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” with a 20-episode order, set to premiere in early 2026. The reality series, which follows Utah-based influencers known as #Momtok, continues after Season 3 debuted on November 13. Hulu reported that viewership “grew season over season” but did not release figures. The cast plans to film through most of 2026.
Taylor Swift teamed up with The Chainsmokers to release a remix of “The Fate of Ophelia”. This collaboration was announced on Tuesday by Taylor Swift’s official fan club, Taylor Nation, on Instagram. In the comments, The Chainsmokers wrote, “This is truly an honor 🙏🏻 we love u T.”
Dr. J.D. Dorian and Scrubs are coming back! ABC released the first teaser for the “Scrubs” revival series, featuring Zach Braff returning to Sacred Heart as J.D. 15 years after the original hospital-set comedy ended. The brief clip features J.D. (Zach Braff), Turk (Donald Faison), and Elliot (Sarah Chalke) at the hospital meeting some new faces. The reboot will debut on February 25 on ABC.
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