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    • 'Criminal Minds' comes to an emotional end with visits from past characters
      George Back

      'Criminal Minds' comes to an emotional end with visits from past characters

      The show treated fans to flashbacks of their favorite characters, budding romances, and lots of emotional moments.

    • The Elephant packs up his trunk and leaves: 'Masked Singer' castoff is X Games star
      Lyndsey Parker

      The Elephant packs up his trunk and leaves: 'Masked Singer' castoff is X Games star

      He sang the Cure's "Friday I'm in Love," but on Wednesday, the Elephant was sad.

    • Meghan McCain says Bernie Sanders isn't 'doing enough' to stop 'misogynistic' behavior from supporters
      Todd Garrin

      Meghan McCain says Bernie Sanders isn't 'doing enough' to stop 'misogynistic' behavior from supporters

      Meghan McCain told Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that Bernie Sanders isn't "doing enough" to stop "misogynistic" behavior from his supporters.

    • Bethenny Frankel Sets Business Competition Series at HBO Max
      Variety

      Bethenny Frankel Sets Business Competition Series at HBO Max

      Bethenny Frankel is coming to HBO Max with an unscripted competition series. The "Real Housewives of New York" alum has scored an eight-episode order at the nascent streamer for "The Big Shot With Bethenny." In the half-hour series, aspiring moguls will compete for a chance to win a spot on the executive team of Frankel's […]

    • Jennifer Lawrence to Star in Adam McKay’s Comedy ‘Don’t Look Up’ for Netflix
      The Wrap

      Jennifer Lawrence to Star in Adam McKay’s Comedy ‘Don’t Look Up’ for Netflix

      Jennifer Lawrence will star in Adam McKay’s comedy “Don’t Look up,” which Netflix finalized a deal for on Monday after it was shopped around, an individual with knowledge of the deal told TheWrap.McKay will write and direct the film that has a budget of $75 million. The story follows two scientists who discover that a meteor will strike our planet in six months, and they must warn a population that is unreceptive.McKay will also produce via his label, Hyperobject, alongside partner Kevin Messick. He plans to begin principal photography in April, with hopes to release the film later this year.Also Read: Jennifer Lawrence to Star in Mafia Story 'Mob Girl' From Director Paolo Sorrentino“I’m so thrilled to make this movie with Jen Lawrence,” McKay said in a statement. “She’s what folks in the 17th century used to call ‘a dynamite act.’ And the fact that Netflix sees this movie as a worldwide comedy sets the bar high for me and my team in an exciting and motivating way.”Scott Stuber, head of Netflix Films, added: “Adam has always had great timing when it comes to making smart, relevant and irreverent films that depict our culture. Even if he somehow ends up predicting planet Earth’s imminent demise, we’re excited to add this to our slate before it all comes to an end.”Also Read: 14 Actresses Absurdly Accused of Being Too Old or Too Fat, From Chloe Grace Moretz to Jennifer Lawrence (Photos)McKay’s most recent feature, “Vice,” earned eight Academy Award nominations. In 2016, he won the Academy Award, BAFTA and WGA for Best Adapted Screenplay for “The Big Short.” He also wrote the screenplay for “Ant-Man” and “Get Hard,” and directed films like “Step Brothers,” “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy” and “The Other Guys.”Lawrence most recently starred in “Red Sparrow” and “X-Men: Dark Phoenix.” She will next star in the Untitled Lila Neugebauer Project. Her other credits include “Passengers,” “Joy,” “The Hunger Games” films and “American Hustle.”McKay is represented by Paula Woods. Lawrence is represented by Narrative and LB Entertainment.Read original story Jennifer Lawrence to Star in Adam McKay’s Comedy ‘Don’t Look Up’ for Netflix At TheWrap

    • 'Anchorman' alums Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd reunite for 'Shrink Next Door' TV series
      Entertainment Weekly

      'Anchorman' alums Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd reunite for 'Shrink Next Door' TV series

      Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd reunite for Shrink Next Door series

    • Andrew Yang Joins CNN’s Roster of Contributors
      Variety

      Andrew Yang Joins CNN’s Roster of Contributors

      Former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang has joined CNN as a political commentator, the AT&T-owned cable-news outlet said Wednesday, the latest addition of an influential political figure to a TV newsroom's ranks in a heated news cycle. "I'm excited to join CNN to help shed light on the election and the candidates' experiences," Yang wrote […]

    • The Conners kills off classic Roseanne character in latest episode
      Digital Spy

      The Conners kills off classic Roseanne character in latest episode

      One character learnt some tragic news.

    • Justin Bieber doubles down on fighting Tom Cruise: 'I'm the Conor McGregor of entertainment'
      George Back

      Justin Bieber doubles down on fighting Tom Cruise: 'I'm the Conor McGregor of entertainment'

      Justin Bieber claimed, "My mind control is another specimen... I'm the Conor McGregor of entertainment!"

    • Buttigieg slams Trump: My marriage never involved 'hush money to a porn star'
      Stephen Proctor

      Buttigieg slams Trump: My marriage never involved 'hush money to a porn star'

      Pete Buttigieg made it clear he thinks it's absurd for President Trump or Rush Limbaugh to lecture anyone on family values.

    • 'This Is Us' fans are furious over their new most-hated character
      Kylie Mar

      'This Is Us' fans are furious over their new most-hated character

      Move aside Miguel, and killer Crock-Pot, there's a new most-hated character of all time on "This Is Us."

    • John Rich vows to shut off the camera if anyone talks politics on his new Fox Nation show
      Raechal Shewfelt

      John Rich vows to shut off the camera if anyone talks politics on his new Fox Nation show

      Country star John Rich said there are no politics allowed on his new Fox Nation show, "The Pursuit! With John Rich."

    • 'Good Times' star Ja'net DuBois dead at 74
      Taryn Ryder

      'Good Times' star Ja'net DuBois dead at 74

      The DuBois family says Ja'net — who also sang the theme song for "The Jeffersons" — unexpectedly died in her sleep overnight.

    • 'The Real' co-host Amanda Seales says registered sex offender Anthony Weiner shouldn't be allowed in son's school
      Todd Garrin

      'The Real' co-host Amanda Seales says registered sex offender Anthony Weiner shouldn't be allowed in son's school

      Amanda Seales slammed registered sex offender Anthony Weiner for petitioning to be allowed inside his son's school.

    • Pete Davidson is a 'tongue daddy' tattoo god in NSFW 'Big Time Adolescence' trailer
      Entertainment Weekly

      Pete Davidson is a 'tongue daddy' tattoo god in NSFW 'Big Time Adolescence' trailer

      Big Time Adolescence trailer stars Pete Davidson in new movie

    • Dwyane Wade says trans daughter Zaya has identified as a girl since age 3: 'I knew early on that I had to check myself'
      Erin Donnelly

      Dwyane Wade says trans daughter Zaya has identified as a girl since age 3: 'I knew early on that I had to check myself'

      The former NBA star spoke to "Good Morning America" about the 12-year-old publicly coming out as transgender.

    • Winter TV 2020: Premiere Dates for New and Returning Shows (Photos)
      The Wrap

      Winter TV 2020: Premiere Dates for New and Returning Shows (Photos)

      Winter is well underway and with it, naturally, comes the Winter TV season. In honor of the colder months and their small-screen offerings, TheWrap has rounded up the premiere dates for not just the new and returning shows on Fox, ABC, NBC, CBS and The CW, but also the ones for the eagerly anticipated series hitting cable channels and streaming services this winter. Click through our gallery to find out when your favorite winter shows will be back and when your possible new favorites will debut.Series:  “Say Yes to the Dress: America”  Net:   TLC   Premiere Date:  Saturday, Jan. 4   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “Sister Wives”  Net:  TLC   Premiere Date:  Sunday, Jan. 5   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “America’s Got Talent: The Champions”  Net:  NBC   Premiere Date:  Monday, Jan. 6   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “The Bachelor”  Net: ABC   Premiere Date:  Monday, Jan. 6   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “Manifest”  Net: NBC    Premiere Date:  Monday, Jan. 6   Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “Ellen’s Game of Games”  Net:  NBC   Premiere Date:   Tuesday, Jan. 7   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “My Big Fat Fabulous Life”  Net:  TLC   Premiere Date: Tuesday, Jan. 7    Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back”  Net: Fox    Premiere Date:  Tuesday, Jan. 7   Time: 9 p.m.Series: “The Haves and the Have Nots”   Net:   OWN   Premiere Date:   Tuesday, Jan. 7  Time: 9 p.m.Series: “Schitt’s Creek”   Net:  Pop TV   Premiere Date:  Tuesday, Jan. 7   Time: 9 p.m.Series: “Vanderpump Rules”   Net: Bravo    Premiere Date: Tuesday, Jan. 7    Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “FBI: Most Wanted”  Net: CBS    Premiere Date:  Tuesday, Jan. 7   Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist”  Net:  NBC   Premiere Date:  Tuesday, Jan. 7   Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “Undercover Boss”  Net: CBS    Premiere Date:  Wednesday, Jan. 8   Time: 8 p.m.Series: “Criminal Minds”   Net: CBS    Premiere Date: Wednesday, Jan. 8    Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “America’s Top Dog”  Net: A&E    Premiere Date:  Wednesday, Jan. 8   Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “Party of Five”  Net:  Freeform   Premiere Date:  Wednesday, Jan. 8    Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “Very Cavallari”  Net:  E!   Premiere Date:  Thursday, Jan. 9  Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector”  Net: NBC    Premiere Date: Friday, Jan. 10    Time: 8 p.m.Series: “The Outsider”   Net:  HBO   Premiere Date:  Sunday, Jan. 12   Time:  9 p.m.Series: “The New Pope”   Net:  HBO   Premiere Date:  Monday, Jan. 13   Time:  9 p.m.Series: “68 Whiskey”   Net:  Paramount Network   Premiere Date:  Wednesday, Jan. 15   Time:  10 p.m.Series: “Listing Impossible”   Net:  CNBC   Premiere Date:  Wednesday, Jan. 15   Time:  10 p.m.Series:  “Grown-ish”  Net:  Freeform  Premiere Date:  Thursday, Jan. 16   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “Everything’s Gonna Be Okay”  Net:  Freeform   Premiere Date:  Thursday, Jan. 16  Time: 8:30 p.m.Series:  “Sex Education”  Net:  Netflix  Premiere Date:  Friday, Jan. 17   Time: N/ASeries:  “9-1-1: Lone Star”  Net:  Fox   Premiere Date:  Sunday, Jan. 19   Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow”  Net: The CW    Premiere Date:  Tuesday, Jan. 21   Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens”  Net: Comedy Central   Premiere Date:  Wednesday, Jan. 22   Time: 10:30 p.m.Series:  “Project Blue Book”  Net: History Channel    Premiere Date:  Tuesday, Jan. 21   Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “Star Trek: Picard”  Net:  CBS All Access   Premiere Date: Thursday, Jan. 23    Time: N/ASeries:  “Station 19”  Net: ABC    Premiere Date:  Thursday, Jan. 23   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “Outmatched”  Net: Fox    Premiere Date: Thursday, Jan. 23    Time: 8:30 p.m.Series:  “The Bold Type”  Net: Freeform    Premiere Date:  Thursday, Jan. 23   Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “Shrill”  Net:  Hulu   Premiere Date:  Friday, Jan. 24   Time: N/ASeries:  “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”  Net:  Netflix   Premiere Date:  Friday, Jan. 24   Time: N/ASeries:  “The Ranch”  Net:  Netflix   Premiere Date:  Friday, Jan. 24   Time: N/ASeries:  “Miracle Workers: Dark Ages”  Net:  TBS   Premiere Date:  Tuesday, Jan. 28   Time: 10:30 p.m.Series:  “BoJack Horseman”  Net: Netflix    Premiere Date:  Friday, Jan. 31   Time: N/ASeries:  “The Masked Singer”  Net:  Fox   Premiere Date:  Sunday, Feb. 2   Time: 10:30 p.m.Series: “Lego Masters”   Net:  Fox   Premiere Date:  Wednesday, Feb. 5   Time: 9 p.m.Series: “Katy Keene”   Net:  The CW   Premiere Date:  Thursday, Feb. 6   Time: 8 p.m.Series: “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”   Net:  NBC   Premiere Date:  Thursday, Feb. 6   Time: 8 p.m.Series: “Indebted”   Net:  NBC   Premiere Date:  Thursday, Feb. 6   Time: 9:30 p.m.Series: “Tommy”   Net:  CBS   Premiere Date:  Thursday, Feb. 6  Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “Locke & Key”  Net:  Netflix   Premiere Date:  Friday, Feb. 7   Time: N/ASeries:  “MacGyver”  Net:  CBS   Premiere Date:  Friday, Feb. 7   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “Homeland”  Net: Showtime    Premiere Date: Sunday, Feb. 9    Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “Kidding”  Net:  Showtime   Premiere Date:  Sunday, Feb. 9   Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “For Life”  Net:  ABC   Premiere Date:  Tuesday, Feb. 11   Time: 10 p.m.Series: “Survivor”  Net: CBS   Premiere Date: Wednesday, Feb. 12   Time: 8 p.m.Series: “High Fidelity”  Net:  Hulu  Premiere Date:  Friday, Feb. 14  Time: N/ASeries: “Outlander”  Net:  Starz  Premiere Date:  Sunday, Feb. 16  Time: 8 p.m.Series: “American Idol”  Net: ABC  Premiere Date:  Sunday, Feb. 16  Time: 8 p.m.Series: “Duncanville”  Net: Fox  Premiere Date:  Sunday, Feb. 16  Time: 8:30 p.m.Series: “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition”  Net: HGTV  Premiere Date:  Sunday, Feb. 16  Time: 9 p.m.Series: “Good Girls”  Net:  NBC  Premiere Date: Sunday, Feb. 16   Time: 10 p.m.Series: “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver”  Net: HBO   Premiere Date: Sunday, Feb. 16   Time: 11 p.m.Series: “Better Call Saul”  Net: AMC   Premiere Date: Sunday, Feb. 23   Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “The Voice”  Net:  NBC  Premiere Date: Monday, Feb. 24   Time: 8 p.m.Series:  “Dispatches From Elsewhere”  Net:  AMC  Premiere Date: Sunday, March 1   Time: 10 p.m.Series:  “Cosmos: Possible Worlds”  Net:  Nat Geo  Premiere Date:  Monday, March 9  Time: 9 p.m.Series:  “Roswell, New Mexico”  Net:  The CW  Premiere Date:  Monday, March 16  Time: 9 p.m.Read original story Winter TV 2020: Premiere Dates for New and Returning Shows (Photos) At TheWrap

    • On My Block kids meet their kidnapper in season 3 first look
      Entertainment Weekly

      On My Block kids meet their kidnapper in season 3 first look

      Netflix's On My Block season 3 premiere date, first look

    • When Will The Bachelor Stop Sensationalizing Virginity?
      Refinery29

      When Will The Bachelor Stop Sensationalizing Virginity?

      “Have you guys had an opportunity to talk about “decisions you’ve made for yourself in relationships?” Those words are our first glimpse into the hometown date of Madison Prewett, The Bachelor 2020 frontrunner, and they pop up during the traditional super tease at the beginning of Monday night’s “Week 8.” Madison’s mom, Tonya Prewett, is the one asking that loaded question during a post-dinner chat with her daughter. When a parent uses such heavily emphasized phrases during a hometown, you know they are trying to deploy a euphemism for “Does the lead know you’re a virgin yet?”  Just look at 2019 Bachelor Colton Underwood, whose mom asked him within 40 seconds of their Bachelorette hometown date heart-to-heart, “How open and honest and transparent and vulnerable have you been?” Colton’s answer: “Very. I shared the fact that I’m still a virgin.”  In the weeks — and, honestly minutes — following that 2018 conversation on The Bachelorette, Bachelor Nation was overcome by virginity mania. Colton had a famously panicky Fantasy Suites pep talk with host Chris Harrison. When Colton was named Bachelor, the lead-up to his season was dominated by virgin “jokes” (remember the 40 Year Old Virgin poster?). His season premiere was a three-hour marathon of virginity-themed puns, stunts, and questions. It was exhausting.  The Bachelor season 24’s treatment of Madison’s decision to “save herself for marriage” suggests the ABC reality show may be growing past its thirst to turn virginity — which is a social construct more than anything — into a seasons-long arc. However, that doesn’t mean The Bachelor is suddenly tackling someone’s decision not to have sex with a responsible and careful eye.  “Week 8” proves the series can’t help but sensationalize its virgin cast members.  The conversation around Madison’s sexual history begins in earnest during the final portion of her hometown, when she sits down with her mom. This is a baby step for The Bachelor(ette), since Colton’s sexual history was scrutinized weeks ahead of his hometown date during Becca Kufrin’s season. At least The Bachelor has waited eight weeks to dissect Madison’s decisions. The extremely religious Prewett’s women’s hometown conversation is cryptic, which forces viewers to try to put together the obscure meaning of their discussion like detectives in the Da Vinci Code. Then, finally, Madison says in a confessional, “I am saving myself for marriage.” Bachelor Peter Weber — a man who famously “fucked in a windmill” four times — still doesn’t know.  The news of Madison’s virginity isn’t posed as the simple — and possibly boring — subject of a conversation between two adults or a small part of her story. Instead, it is the late-breaking threat to one of the Bachelor 2020’s healthiest relationships and the twist in her narrative that could ruin her relationship forever. That’s a painfully overwhelming attitude around sex, and likely only makes viewers at home who are still waiting to do the deed more anxious — or, even ashamed — about a small part of their personhood.  > View this post on Instagram> > A post shared by Madison Prewett (@madiprew) on Feb 17, 2020 at 6:13pm PSTYou can feel Madison’s fear around the subject permeate her remaining moments with Peter in “Week 8.” Her goodbye conversation with the Bachelor has a hint of melancholy (which he is oblivious to). Peter joyfully tells Madison he is falling in love with her. Madison quietly accepts his kisses in response. “I was hoping to tell Peter that I’m in love with him,” Madison explains in a confessional. “But I’m still trying to figure out if our spirits and our souls are compatible. I feel like a lot’s weighing on that.”  The underlying meaning here is that Madison is concerned she and Peter don’t line up on their outlooks on sex. It seems obvious she would rather wait to have that conversation when the more intimacy-focused Fantasy Suites week, which is right around the corner, is in full swing.  That is why, once the “Week 8” rose ceremony is finished and Peter is walking away from his contestants, Madison chases after him. This is her moment to fully share her intentions with Peter, “Next week is Fantasy Suites week. I don’t think Peter knows how much I’m struggling,” Victoria says in voiceover. “I’m not willing to compromise who I am for this.” This is Madison’s moment to unburden herself (The Bachelor unquestionably treats Madison’s truth like a crushing burden).  “This could change everything,” Madison adds in voiceover as dramatic music plays. Then, the episode fades to black. The possibility of Madison sharing her lack of sexual history with Peter is officially so dramatic in this series, it is worthy of a cliffhanger ending. That means Madison’s virginity is being treated as if it is as fraught and possibly destructive as the Alayah Benavidez fiasco, which birthed multiple cliffhangers over season 24. Yet just one of these so-called “storylines” involved reckless Bachelor judgement, cast-wide infighting, and so many tears. Madison’s personal choices are just that — deeply personal, singular choices. The Bachelor is still a long way away from realizing that fact. Related content: Like what you see? How about some more R29 goodness, right here?What To Expect From This Year's 'Bachelor: WTA'Why 'Bachelor' Fans Should Watch 'Love Is Blind'The Bachelor's Victoria Apologizes For Scandal

    • Watch 'Bachelor' alum Demi Burnett tie a cherry stem with her tongue in under 10 seconds
      Jon San

      Watch 'Bachelor' alum Demi Burnett tie a cherry stem with her tongue in under 10 seconds

      Demi Burnett of "Bachelor" and "Bachelor in Paradise" fame plays a rapid fire round of Shot Clock in the latest episode of Reality Star Showdown.

    • Joe DiMaggio game-used bat bought for $147 now worth $100,000
      Stephen Proctor

      Joe DiMaggio game-used bat bought for $147 now worth $100,000

      The owner of DiMaggio's bat couldn't believe how much the bat is actually worth, but anyone looking to buy it is out of luck.

    • Twitter surprisingly agrees with winner of 'America's Got Talent: The Champions'
      George Back

      Twitter surprisingly agrees with winner of 'America's Got Talent: The Champions'

      The win came just 5 months after the acrobatic group V.Unbeatable finished fourth in 'AGT' season 14.

    • Controversial 'Bachelor' contestant's past comes back to haunt her again
      Kylie Mar

      Controversial 'Bachelor' contestant's past comes back to haunt her again

      Victoria Fuller found herself in yet another uncomfortable situation with Peter during her hometown date after an old friend dropped a bombshell.

    • Death of Caroline Flack leaves 'Love Island' family 'absolutely devastated'
      Raechal Shewfelt

      Death of Caroline Flack leaves 'Love Island' family 'absolutely devastated'

      Caroline Flack, 40, who died by suicide on Saturday, hosted "Love Island" from 2015 to 2019.

    • The It List: 'Fresh Off the Boat' ends with an hour-long series finale, BTS drops 'Map of the Soul: 7,' 'When Calls the Heart' returns once again without Lori Loughlin and the best in pop culture the week of Feb. 17, 2019
      Yahoo Entertainment Staff

      The It List: 'Fresh Off the Boat' ends with an hour-long series finale, BTS drops 'Map of the Soul: 7,' 'When Calls the Heart' returns once again without Lori Loughlin and the best in pop culture the week of Feb. 17, 2019

      The It List is Yahoo’s weekly look at the best in pop culture, including movies, music, TV, streaming, games, books, podcasts and more. Here are our picks for Feb. 17-23, including the best deals we could find for each.