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Sarah Paulson has finally responded to critics who savaged Ryan Murphy's new legal drama All's Fair, which she starred in alongside Kim Kardashian. In the nine-part drama, Paulson plays foul-mouthed divorce lawyer Carrington Lane, the rival to Kardashian's wag and fellow lawyer Allura Grant. Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts and Teyana Taylor also star as lawyers working with Grant, while Hollywood giant Glenn Close plays the leads' early mentor, Dina Standish.

Alan Carr has announced a huge 93-date tour of the UK with a brand new show, Have I Said Too Much? The announcement on Wednesday (3 December) follows Carr's victory on the first series of The Celebrity Traitors, in which he claimed £87,500 ($115,000) for Neuroblastoma UK as a Traitor. Posting on Instagram on Wednesday (3 December), Carr shared the tour's poster as well as information about the stops and tour dates.

Heated Rivalry, the Canadian LGBTQ+ sports drama about two rival hockey players who engage in a steamy romance, has taken the world by storm. If you're on social media, particularly the queer bits, you'll have more than likely seen actors Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams, who play Ilya Rozanov and Shane Hollander respectively, on your feeds. The two guys have remarkable chemistry, on and off screen, which has made them the fascination of many people online.

The hardest thing about watching the premiere of this Vanderpump Rules reboot is not to compare it to the original. Version 1 point oh-no-you-didn't gave us a spectacular run of seasons that (after a calamitous dip) rewarded us with #Scandoval, one of the greatest story lines ever to grace our TikTok feeds, meme pages, TV screens, and whatever the hell it is we call Peacock. It's nearly impossible to watch this first episode and not think, Was Jax already a monster?

The embarrassingly bad dub of the action-packed yaoi was a first for Amazon and was labeled as an "AI Beta" in the series' language options. Instead of hiring voice actors with all of Jeff Bezos' fuck you money, Amazon uploaded an AI voice track that is monotone, weirdly mixed, and makes even the most exciting scenes sound like a boring text-to-speech demonstration. Anime is known for its dynamic voice performances, and this shit sounds like it barely gets above a whisper.

As we have passed Peak TV, it's probably fair to say we've passed Peak Christmas Movie. That doesn't mean there aren't still a lot of them, but it means they're not exploding all over the place like they were for a while. The biggest lists come from (no surprise) Hallmark and Lifetime (and "faith-based" Great American Family), but there are a handful from other outlets, including Netflix, Prime, BET, OWN, and UPtv.

KATSEYE singer Lara Raj has responded to viral backlash after she stated that Noah Schnapp's Stranger Things character Will Byers "looks hot" in the show's fifth season. In a TikTok video posted following the premiere of the first four episodes of Stranger Things season five, the 20-year-old "Gnarly" singer described the show as a "cinematic masterpiece". "And Will looks so hot," she added. "He looks so hot in that last scene - I'm like, period! You're giving."

Based on Rachel Reid's novel of the same name, Heated Rivalry follows Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov (Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, respectively) as they explore a private, passionate connection when they're not facing off on the ice. Heated Rivalry (which originally aired on Crave in Canada) spans nearly a decade. But it doesn't waste time introducing Shane and Ilya's physical chemistry through intimate scenes - the first of which arrives less than halfway into Episode 1, "Rookies."

We have been loving the recent queer rom-coms, love stories, and all the general loveliness on our TV screens.

Can you believe it took this show seven whole episodes to finally dabble in necrophilia? As we saw last week, Dina Standish's husband, Doug, has died, and rather than calling the morgue and making arrangements, she simply gets ready for bed and goes to sleep next to the body. What could initially be seen as a relatable, albeit extreme, bit of procrastinating is soon revealed to be a reluctance to part with the body that lasts for days on end.

Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin's utterly singular conspiracy comedy-thriller had become the "top freshman comedy performer" in HBO Max's history, averaging around 3.3 million American viewers per episode. It's a strange triumph for a very strange show; after all, we're talking about a series in which Robinson plays office-drone weirdo Ron Trosper, whose obsession with a defective office chair and a minor public humiliation drags him into an odyssey

PA TV presenter Holly Willoughby has been fined more than 1,600 after admitting to careless driving. The 44-year-old drove her Mini Cooper without due care and attention near her home in Richmond, south-west London, on 28 August. At Lavender Hill Magistrates' Court, Willoughby was fined 1,653, which is to be paid within 14 days, and given six points on her licence.

After she smacked "Dirty Dom" again before leaping into his arms, Morgan led an absolutely chaotic scene to end the show. Multiple women's tag teams came running to the ring and turned Flair and Bliss vs. Ripley and Sky into a giant brawl that saw The Judgement Day's Raquel Rodriquez and Roxanne Perez stand tall, holding the tag titles. One was offered to Morgan, but she gave it back,

The world of "The Chair Company," by contrast, is full of characters who possess their own sparks of Robinsonian madness, their own humiliations and self-defeating obsessions. There is the older colleague who was passed over for Ron's job, played by the veteran "S.N.L." writer Jim Downey: following his non-promotion, he makes it his business to enliven the workplace-first by blowing bubbles with a wand he wears around his neck, then by throwing a party.

Both Williams and Storrie have become overnight sensations thanks to their roles as rival ice hockey players Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov respectively in the new sports romance series, which premiered on Friday 28 November. Owing to the pair's undeniable chemistry both on and off screen - and some very steamy sex scenes - the duo have become the latest infatuation of the thirstiest corner of Gay Twitter.

Disneyland's 70th anniversary celebration will continue into August of next year, and the resort will have some new party guests come March. That's when Bluey and her sister Bingo from the popular Australian animated series will land in Anaheim. The stars of "Bluey" were first tipped to start appearing in Disney parks back in 2024, and will take over Disneyland's Fantasyland Theatre beginning March 22. The experience, dubbed, "Bluey's Best Day Ever!," is expected to marry games with musical show moments.

A single dad, played by Mark Ruffalo, is driving his 7- and 9-year-old children, Hal and Harper, home from school. It's been five years since his wife's suicide, and he's finally emerging from the fog of grief and trying to be a present father. "So, who fills up your bucket at school?" he reads awkwardly from a list of questions printed off the internet. "Well, I didn't play with a bucket today ..." an earnestly confused Hal responds. Harper rolls her eyes in silence.

A cache is a temporary storage area where data is kept for quick access. On your smart TV, the cache stores information from apps, websites, and system processes to help them load faster every time you turn it on. Think of it as a bunch of temporary files intended to speed up loading times for frequently accessed information. Also: The best TVs of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed For instance, when you open a streaming app, the cache might store thumbnails, login details,

For years, the ritual was simple: Check into your hotel room, connect your phone to the Wi-Fi, and tap a single button to beam the latest season of Stranger Things directly to the TV. It was a relatively frictionless way to bypass clunky hotel interfaces and avoid typing complex passwords into a laggy screen with a plastic remote. But as of this week, that convenience is largely history.

Harold Ramis' supernatural comedy spawned The Real Ghostbusters, which ran from 1986 to 1991, and is still considered a beloved part of the franchise nearly four decades later. If you've ever wanted to explore the creation of the show, you can save a whopping 65% on The Real Ghostbusters: A Visual History thanks to Amazon's Cyber Monday sale. This deluxe book chronicles the cartoon series' production, with behind-the-scenes looks at the show's art and even its official toy line.

It almost feels like cheating to be writing about her for Dirt Bag in 2025 but viewers of the creatively titled The Kardashians reality show ( Keeping Up With ... has been off the air for four years!) were treated to a revelation that many have long joked about or suspected: Kim has "holes" in her brain and "low activity" in her frontal lobe, according to celebrity doctor Daniel Amen, who scanned her and her ex-brother-in-law Scott Disick 's brains on a recent episode.

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Zachary Ty Bryan, best known for Home Improvement, was being held in an Oregon jail Monday after his sixth arrest in five years, this time for allegedly violating his parole. The 44-year-old sitcom alum's fiancee, Johnnie Faye Cartwright, was also taken in, People first reported Sunday. Cartwright, 32, was charged with one count of driving under the influence of intoxicants, three counts of reckless endangering and one count of attempted first-degree assault, according to jail records reviewed by the Daily News.