Entertainment - Monday, April 6, 2026

While the other broadcast networks are still going through renewals of their strongest comedies and dramas, CBS already has wrapped all of its scripted renewals and cancellations. The last decision left to make as CBS executives put together the 2026-27 schedule is which of the network’s two pilots, Eternally Yours and The Tillbrooks, will get […]

Warner Bros. Discovery may no longer show NBA games on TNT each week, but that doesn’t mean the company is no longer playing basketball. Shaquille O’Neal, Authentic Brands Group and Warner’s TNT Sports will launch “Dunkman,” the first professional league tied to dunking, in summer of 2026. The inaugural season will feature 24 skilled dunkers […]

With her mother still missing, the “Today” host’s comeback was a rare TV example of learning to live with not knowing.

EXCLUSIVE: MMA fighter and documentary subject Anderson Silva has signed with Paradigm for representation. Silva holds a 17-fight winning streak and 10 consecutive UFC title defenses. Beyond his fighting career, Silva has built a career across business and entertainment. On the film side, he recently appeared in Tubi’s Murder City, directed by Michael D. Olmos. […]

Don’t worry, “Shrinking” fans: Jimmy, Gabby and the rest of the gang will be back for Season 4. “Shrinking” wraps its Season 3 this week on Apple TV with what creator Bill Lawrence has said ends a three-season arc about grief, forgiveness and moving forward. That’s why, in an April 4 post on social media, […]

A classically-trained violinist, she incorporated traditional instruments native to Latin America in Western-style scores to create an atmospheric hybrid.

The Motion Picture Editors Guild really likes a new bill introduced in Sacramento aimed at creating a tax incentive program to keep post-production work in California, but they think its labor standards need to be toughened up to make sure that work ensures good jobs. “Our members have spent decades building a system of fair wages […]

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers for Episode 5 of HBO Max’s Rooster. The fifth episode of Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses’ HBO Max comedy Rooster adds a new character to the mix of college campus chaos, completing the Russo family dynamic. In “Mr. Razzles,” Connie Britton’s Elizabeth Stoddard visits Ludlow College to give a […]

For almost 15 years Vivian Sorenson was surrounded by some of the world’s best food as one of the original architects of the Food Network show “Chopped.” But, while her fellow producers were captivated by the chefs’ stories or their creative recipes, Sorenson always found herself yearning to dig even deeper into the meal. “I […]

It’s hard not to imagine that, for around 140,000 people over two nights at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium last week, a sort of collective willful amnesia took place — as if the man onstage had never declared “Death Con 3 on Jewish people,” had never said “I love Hitler,” “I’m a Nazi” and “Jews were […]