He’s a very busy little guy and I love him.
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If you have $23 million laying around, you can live like Kendall Roy. (What is kinda cool is that it’s in the Woolworth Building, which I guess I didn’t realize is now residential.) And while we’re on the topic of Succession, I really enjoyed the overthinking going on in this piece about that Nero and Sporus conversation in this week’s episode.
Here is your first look at some of the First Ladies in the upcoming Showtime series, The First Lady:
General Mills is putting out limited-edition Stranger Things cereal boxes, and they’re kinda cool?
Sarah Jessica Parker is a Sex and the City hoarder, apparently.
Quincy Jones bullied Will Smith into doing The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
ICYMI: Eli Manning flips the double bird during the #MNF Manningcast while telling an anecdote about how young Philadelphia Eagles fans used to give him the middle finger from each hand. pic.twitter.com/381LmnLHto
— Bet Any Sports (@betanysportsEU) September 28, 2021
It has been confirmed that Ingo Rademacher has left General Hospital and his last day on the soap will be November 22. He reportedly refused to be vaccinated, which is likely the reason he was cut from the soap, not the transphobic post he shared on Instagram, though that didn’t do him any favors.
#MeToo
A few excerpts from @mjnblack's story on Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy:https://t.co/suqjI8Mb8U pic.twitter.com/Rl2NmkGz0A
— Alanis King (@alanisnking) November 4, 2021
In response, Portnoy posted a video claiming that he’s a victim of cancel culture, and that one of the women accusing him of rape actually enjoyed it. Cool defense, dude. Can’t imagine why your lawyer discouraged you from doing this.
Barstool Sports Dave Portnoy released a video today in response to new story alleging sex abuse. He said his lawyer advised him not to, and I see why. He said maybe he was set up because he likes Trump, or goes on Tucker, or used to tell rape jokes, or attends porn conventions. pic.twitter.com/TQVmGUEXJm
— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) November 4, 2021
Natalie Wood’s sister has come out to accuse Kurt Douglas of raping the actress when they filmed The Searchers together. At the time, Wood would have been 16 or 17 years old, and Douglas, 38 or 39.
Rapper Yella Beezy was arrested for sexual assault and weapons charges.
Sarah Jessica Parker is sick of your misogynistic comments about her and the Sex and the City cast.
Jamie Spears filed a request last week to be removed from the Britney conservatorship immediately, while Britney’s mother, Lynne, filed a request for $660,000 in legal fees from the estate. This comes just as Britney accused her mother of masterminding the concept of the conservatorship in the first place.
Renewals
- Squid Game has been renewed for a second season on Netflix to absolutely no one’s surprise.
- The Righteous Gemstones has reportedly been renewed for a third season on HBO.
- Star Trek: Prodigy has been renewed for a second season on Paramount+.
Cancellations
- It’s not official yet, but it’s looking like The Big Leap and Our Kind of People will be the first network shows canceled this season. Fox is not ordering additional episodes for either show. That said, both shows were supposedly designed for shorter runs, so they very well might be back for the fall 2022 season.
In Development
- Relatable, a sitcom based on the life of Alanis Morissette, is in the works at ABC.
- Selling the OC has been ordered at Netflix.
Casting News
- Jeff Wilbusch will star in The Missing on Peacock.
- Edward Norton, Indira Varma, Keri Russell, Cherry Jones, and Michael Gandolfini have joined Extrapolations on Apple TV+.
- Nat Faxon, Kevin Dunn, Marquise VilsoĢn, Marinda Anderson, Don Fanelli, and Nancy Lenehan have joined the cast of A League of Their Own on Amazon.
- Ruby Ashbourne Serkis, Matt Cook, Omari K. Chancellor, and Will Hochman have been cast in The Greatest Beer Run Ever at Apple.
- Greg Tarzan Davis has joined Grey’s Anatomy on ABC.
Mark Your Calendars
- Pivoting will debut on Fox on January 9.
- Fox has released other winter dates: Next Level Chef will debut on January 22; The Cleaning Lady and 9-1-1 Lone Star will premiere on January 3; I Can See Your Voice returns on January 5; Joe Millionaire: For Richer or Poorer premieres on January 6; Call Me Kat returns on January 9; Monarch will debut on January 30.
- Jim Gaffigan: Comedy Monster will debut on Netflix on December 21.
- Elves will premiere on Netflix on November 28.
- Back to the Outback will debut on Netflix on December 10.
- Chhorii will debut on Amazon on November 26.
- Anne Boleyn will debut on AMC+ on December 9.
- 5 More Sleeps ’til Christmas will premiere on NBC on November 26.
- Ruthless Aggression will premiere on Peacock on November 21.
R.I.P.
Dean Stockwell, Oscar and Emmy-nominated actor who starred in Quantum Leap, Battlestar Galactica, Paris, Texas, Blue Velvet, Dune, Married to the Mob, The Rainmaker, and The Player among others
Joanna Bruzdowicz, Film composer
WATCH THIS
TUESDAY
Supergirl: In the two-hour series finale, Supergirl is joined by some familiar faces from the past to help her stop Lex and Nyxly. 7 p.m., The CW
Dear Rider: The story of Jake Burton, the father of modern snowboarding and the founder of the popular Burton brand. Premiere. 8 p.m., HBO
The Bachelorette: Michelle is feeling neglected by the men. Not a great look, guys. 7 p.m., ABC
Late Night:
- Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Will Smith, Jack Whitehall, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats
- Late Night with Seth Meyers: Sarah Silverman, Gary Gulman, Mark Ronson, Elmo Lovano
- The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Quentin Tarantino
- The Late Late Show with James Corden: Gal Gadot, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Tori Kelly
- Jimmy Kimmel Live: Jamie Dornan, Jessica Williams, Dustin Lynch featuring MacKenzie Porter
- The Daily Show: Emily Ratajkowski
- Watch What Happens Live: Karamo Brown, Keke Palmer
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FBI: International (new) |
FBI: Most Wanted (new) |
CW | Supergirl (new) |
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FOX | The Resident (new) |
Our Kind of People (new) |
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NBC | The Voice (new) |
La Brea (new) |
New Amsterdam (new) |