The former Buffy the Vampire Slayer star made headlines last year when she joined the CBS drama for a three-episode arc that was poised to become a series regular role. "Then," according to The New York Times, "came a series of comments that made Ms. Dushku uncomfortable. In front of the cast and crew, Mr. Weatherly remarked on her appearance, and made a rape joke and a comment about a threesome. Shortly after Ms. Dushku confronted the star about his behavior, she was written off the show. She believed her time on Bull came to a sudden end as a result of retaliation. After she went through mediation with CBS, the network agreed to a confidential settlement that would pay her $9.5 million, roughly the equivalent of what Ms. Dushku would have earned if she had stayed on as a cast member for four seasons." The Times says details of Dushku's confidential settlement emerged from  the independent investigation into sexual misconduct at CBS. Dushku declined to comment to The Times, but CBS confirmed the settlement, saying in a statement: “The allegations in Ms. Dushku’s claims are an example that, while we remain committed to a culture defined by a safe, inclusive and respectful workplace, our work is far from done. The settlement of these claims reflects the projected amount that Ms. Dushku would have received for the balance of her contract as a series regular, and was determined in a mutually agreed upon mediation process at the time.” The CBS investigation found there were "well developed plans" to make Dushku a series regular. The Times reports that "the investigation’s findings show how Ms. Dushku sought to address conduct she found demeaning, why she believed she faced retaliation and how a top CBS lawyer tried to undermine her claims with what investigators described as an 'antiquated' view of how a woman should comport herself in the workplace." Days after she confronted Weatherly and producers, Dushku was written off the show. Weatherly denies he tried to get her fired and showrunner Glenn Gordon Caron said her being written off had nothing to do with her complaints. The actress then entered mediation, rather than file a lawsuit. When CBS tried to show outtakes to bolster its side, the footage actually provided a "gold mine" for Dushku's lawyers because the harassment was caught on tape. The $9.5 million settlement was reached in January amid the #MeToo movement. In an email statement, Weatherly said he apologized to Dushku. “When Eliza told me that she wasn’t comfortable with my language and attempt at humor, I was mortified to have offended her and immediately apologized," he wrote. "After reflecting on this further, I better understand that what I said was both not funny and not appropriate and I am sorry and regret the pain this caused Eliza.”

With talk of DeGeneres potentially winding down her daily talk show this week, The Blast reports that NBC's plan is to have The Kelly Clarkson Show become Ellen's successor. Clarkson's talk show debuts next fall on NBC stations.

Us Weekly reports there have been talks of ending the ABC reality competition next fall with Season 28. "If that happens, the network is hoping to bring back multiple original pros, including Karina Smirnoff, Cheryl Burke, Derek Hough, Mark Ballas and many more," reports Us Weekly. Talk of Dancing ending comes after news that there won't be a spring edition for the first time. It also comes after two back-to-back subpar seasons, including the four-week all-athletes edition earlier this year. “They want to have a great last season if there is just one season left,” a source tells Us Weekly. ALSO: Blame American Idol, not Bobby Bones, for Dancing's spring 2019 benching.

Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa tells Vanity Fair his staff wasn't initially enthusiastic about Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter’s Tale, but Netflix was quickly aboard with the hope that it would be a Christmas present to fans. As Joanna Robinson explains, "the result is a special that carefully straddles the line between stand-alone and serialized episode." Aguirre-Sacasa says “I kind of had to thread the needle a little bit" in setting the episode between Seasons 1 and 2. Is the episode, dropping Friday, a standalone episode or does it connect the two seasons? "It’s a little bit of both, to be honest," Aguirre-Sacasa tells EW. "When we decided that we were going to try to do a special episode to drop around Christmas, we wanted it to be a standalone insofar that everything you need to enjoy the episode is in the episode. But there are elements that we serialized through the first part of the season that we did have to carry through and help us set up the second part of the season."

AMC acquired the three Christmas staples, which were previously part of Freeform's "25 Days of Christmas," in September. The acquisition has paid off handsomely, with AMC seeing a 40% jump in December viewing for its "Best Christmas Ever" slate.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower breakout star is closing on a deal to play the lead role on the TV series, based on real events, about a group of Nazi hunters living in New York City in 1977.

The streaming service is testing a new feature with select users that will allow them to rewatch a scene at the click of a button, according to the Los Angeles Times. Netflix says it is “just looking to learn from it and may or may not roll it out more broadly in the future.” ALSO: How Netflix's algorithm convinces viewers to watch certain shows.

"Season 22 was 40 percent serialized and 60 percent standalone, and both types of storytelling were uneven," says Liam Mathews. He adds: "Season 22 was less successful, with the light serialization making it feel overstuffed and under-focused. It sometimes had the feeling of 'this isn't quite working, so let's add something else in and see if that helps.' South Park always has so many ideas that carrying them across episodes makes the show feel chaotic, like there's just too much going on. It's enough to make one yearn for the simpler times when maybe there was one three-part episode every now and then."  ALSO: South Park tried to do too much with its season finale Amazon takedown.

The NBC comedy has always been one of TV's "most consistently and quietly revolutionary sitcoms" that has "always foregrounded its politics," says Rachel Dunphy. "But over the last three years," she says, "the show has eschewed the popular issue-of-the-episode approach, instead injecting its commentary into character, theme, and story with ever-increasing intelligence and sophistication." Dunphy adds: "In its fourth season, much of Superstore’s political commentary has come through its relentless revision of established female character tropes. Via a series of interconnected story lines revolving around Cloud 9 floor supervisor Amy (America Ferrera) and assistant store manager Dina (Lauren Ash), Superstore has assuredly and deftly used comedy to break taboos and stereotypes about sex and women’s bodies. In doing so, it’s not only managed to underscore the competence and complexity of its female leads, but also showcase the specific and myriad difficulties women face in the workplace."

Kinnear and Yeun will co-star on "The Traveler" episode of Jordan Peele's Twilight Zone for CBS All Access. Their episode reportedly revolves around two cops and a mysterious traveler, played by Yeun.

Production on Colton Underwood's season was unaffected because the crew had already vacated the house before it partially burnt on Nov. 9 in the Southern California wildfires. Harrison, who lives five miles from the mansion was among the evacuees. "The house that we use for production, office space and storage," he says. "That burned down. Then the outside patio, which was wood, burned down and stuff melted around the house. But the actual house is standing. Hopefully, we’ll be back shooting at the mansion next season (for The Bachelorette). The goal is to get back there."

Scodelario, who is also known for The Maze Runner movies, will take on the role Roberts vacated in October, playing a high-level ice skater looking to make a comeback after a disastrous fall.

China Anne McClain's character becomes the third member of her TV family to wear their superhero outfit.

It was 25 years ago this month that Fox outbid CBS for the NFL package with a $1.6 billion bid, giving the seven-year-old network a massive boost. Weeks later, Rupert Murdoch hired Madden away from CBS. The loss of the NFL left CBS in the dumps and hurt new Late Show host David Letterman's ratings. "If the rise of Fox Sports was just about money, or if the product had turned into a haunted mansion like Fox News, we could leave it at that," Bryan Curtis writes in an oral history of what he calls "The Great NFL Heist." "But (Rupert) Murdoch’s lieutenants at Fox Sports had a creative side. They thought TV football had gotten stale — 'boring as sh*t,' one of them said in an Aussie accent. 'Fox-izing' football meant the pregame show would be about laughs and relationships as much as it would be about sports. It meant the score and clock would be on the screen at all times. It meant (Joe) Buck, who was all of 25 years old, would call the first football game of his life in front of a national audience. Today, everything from Buck to the Fox Box to an unrestrained Terry Bradshaw seems normal, almost even respectable. That’s why it’s worth revisiting the nine-month period beginning  in December 1993, to see how and why TV football changed forever."

"I've made a few mistakes in my time, which is neglecting to tell my mother that there is a sex scene in a show," he told Ellen DeGeneres. "I get a hysterical phone call: 'You must tell me and your father, I was watching it, at the time I had a cup a tea, I nearly spilled it!"

The Daily Show printed Flake's "meaningless tweets" on blankets. The Arizona Republican noticed, and tweeted in response: "Hey @TheDailyShow, how can I get one of these blankets?" The Daily Show Twitter account responded: "We take this request very seriously and will do everything in our power to talk about sending you one."

It's not known if the spiders will appear in the final season. ALSO: Watch Kit Harington audition with a dragon.

YouTube star David Dobrik was able to secure Cox's participation through her daughter, Coco Arquette.

“I have a baby in my belly. Officially," Tur, who is expecting a boy, announced this afternoon. She added: "“I am tired of the tweets asking. So, I am going to announce it, that is my little guy. He is due in April. Well, now I am going to cry."

He'll star opposite Jenna Dewan, Callie Hernandez and Madeline Stowe on the Netflix drama that was originally developed for Fox. He takes over the role played by Raul Castillo in the pilot.

“We’ll fight again in 2019! Merry Christmas ya filthy animal!” McCain captioned a photo of her and Behar smiling.

The True Blood and Daredevil alum created and hosts the new weekly RPG series for the YouTube channel Geek & Sundry.

Gillan and Cho are finding big-screen success four years after ABC canceled their sitcom two months after its premiere. Cho, who has received rave reviews for the film Searching, served as a moderator last night for Gillan's new film The Party’s Just Beginning.

Cybill, starring Shepherd and Christine Baranski, ran for four seasons on CBS from 1995 through 1998, when it abruptly ended on a cliffhanger with the words "To be continued..." Shepherd revealed this morning in an interview with Sirius XM's The Michelle Collins Show that Moonves came on to her while they were at dinner in the 1990s. "He was, well, he was telling me his wife didn't turn him on, some mistress didn't turn him on," Shepherd explained, according to The Hollywood Reporter. "And ... he says, 'Well, you know, why don't you let me take you home?' I said, 'No, I've got a ride.' And I had my car outside with a good friend of mine who is an off-duty LAPD officer." Shepherd said her show was canceled "quite shortly afterward." Shepherd thinks had she had gone home with him, Cybill "would have run another five years."

“Kevin is in a position, because he’s a brilliant comedian, to kind of decide what he wants to do. He doesn't have to step down. But he can,” Seinfeld says in a Today interview scheduled to air Sunday. “And when you look at the situation—well, who got screwed in that deal? I think Kevin is going to be fine. But find another Kevin Hart, that’s not so easy,”

Apple has given a straight-to-series order to My Glory Was I Had Such Friends, starring Garner with Abrams serving as executive producer. Based on Amy Silverstein's memoir of the same name, My Glory Was I Had Such Friends tells the story of Silverstein's strong connection with her friends that helped get her through life as she waited for a second life-saving heart transplant. This is Abrams' second Apple series, after the dramedy Little Voice starring Sara Bareilles.

ABC is "eyeing a second season," according to TVLine. The Roseanne spinoff may have declined in the ratings since its October premiere netted 10.6 million total viewers, but it has become ABC's No. 1 comedy. It is also ABC's No. 2 show after Grey's Anatomy.

FX's annual Peak TV report found there were 495 scripted original series in 2018: 160 streaming shows, 146 broadcast shows and 144 basic cable shows. Pay cable accounted for 45 shows.

The iconic Dirty Dancing actress' role is being kept under wraps. Grey is returning to ABC eight years after she won Dancing with the Stars.

The second season of the Netflix's new Narcos series is currently in production in Mexico City.

The Elizabeth Olsen-starring series will return for a second season. Facebook Watch also announced that teen drama Five Points, young adult-novel adaptation Sacred Lies and reality show Huda Boss have also been renewed.

The Alvarez family returns Feb. 8.

The third season pickup comes ahead of tonight's Season 2 finale.

Noel Casler, who is now a stand-up comedian, made the allegations against Trump in his act, saying he worked for the NBC reality show for six years. Trump has repeatedly said he doesn't drink alcohol or use drugs. Casler said Trump “crushes up his Adderall and he sniffs it because he can’t read, so he gets really nervous when he has to read the cue cards.” He added: " “I’m not kidding this is true. I had a 24-page NDA non-disclosure agreement, I didn’t know that he was becoming president, now it’s no way dumbass, I’m telling you everything I know.”

The CBS All Access series kicks off its second season on Jan. 17.

“Thanks to Fox Nation, viewers can now gorge themselves on Fox’s toxic slop all day without ingesting the traces of nutrients that might contradict the right-wing narrative,” Bee said in a Full Frontal segment devoted to Fox News' new streaming service. "It’s just pure substance-free propaganda squirted right down your slobber hole. On top of that, it’s a great way for Fox to squeeze a few extra bucks from all the olds who sign up but forget to unsubscribe before they die.”

The HBO drama based on Elena Ferrante’s bestselling Neapolitan Novels has become the highest-rated show of the season on Italian television. In fact, it is being hailed as an Italian TV milestone.

Miss USA Sarah Rose Summers, who will be competing in the Miss Universe pageant on Monday, mocked Miss Cambodia's English with an imitation in the recently surfaced video.

Margery Williams’ classic story about a boy and his beloved toy rabbit has had several adaptations. Tom Bidwell, the writer of BBC/Netflix rabbit-themed animated series Watership Down, will tackle the new adaptation, which will be shopped to networks and streaming services.

iHeartRadio Music Awards aired on NBC when it began in 2014. For the past three years, it has been simulcast on TBS, TNT and truTV. Next year, Fox will carry it live on March 14.

This will be Aguilera's first time performing on the Times Square New Year's Eve special since 2007. Other performers include Bastille, New Kids On the Block and Shay.

People magazine also reports that producers wrote Hyland's character out of several episodes last fall so she could recover from surgery at home.

"You're going to need therapy," she tells E! News. "I think just the show ending is going to send all of the world into professional help."

Machado will join Röhm and Matt Passmore will star in Family Pictures, based on the Jane Green's novel. Christensen will star in To Have and To Hold with Antonio Cupo, Andy Favreau and Carmel Amit.

The ad-free, on-demand Smithsonian Channel Plus will cost $5 a month, offering access to more than a thousand hours of programs "spanning history, air and space, nature and wildlife, science, travel and pop culture."

IMDb is delving further into original content, ordering Special Skills starring Pharoah as a person looking to improve the “special skills” section of his résumé. Each episode will find him looking for a new skill. IMDb has also ordered UnMade, which will have big-name comedians like Weird Al, Notaro, Cannon, Rainn Wilson and Kristen Schaal discuss early passion projects that they never got off the ground.

The S.W.A.T. star and son of Incredible Hulk Lou Ferrigno will recur on the DC Universe series as the Golden Age Hourman.

Before Sandra Lee returns for another season of her TLC reality show in January, she'll "pop" up tonight with a TLC Christmas special.

South Park has used the C-word in past episodes, but Comedy Central always bleeped the vulgar word. On Wednesday night's "Bike Parade" season finale, Comedy Central apparently allowed Trey Parker and Matt Stone to air the C-word without censorship. "South Park crossed what appeared to be a new line, even in its 22nd season," said The Hollywood Reporter, which notes the last time the C-word aired uncensored on a scripted cable show was on FX's Feud. Comedy Central has yet to explain why South Park aired the C-word uncensored this time. It was six months ago that Samantha Bee got in big trouble for her censored use of "feckless c*nt" on her TBS Full Frontal show to lash out at Ivanka Trump.

Ryan Kadro, who has helmed the CBS News morning show since April 2016, is in talks to step down from his position and will likely leave the network, according to Vulture and other outlets. A CBS News spokesperson says "these conversations are unrelated to the settlement.” Still, as Vulture notes, the sexual harassment lawsuit filed by three former CBS News employees in May over Charlie Rose's sexual misconduct, which was settled on Tuesday, accused Kadro of knowing that Rose “had a history of sexual harassment” but encouraged one of them to work more closely with Rose at his company anyway. Kadro replaced Chris Licht, who left CBS This Morning to become executive producer of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

"If you were coming up with an actor to step in and play opposite John Goodman, I can’t think of anyone better than Katey Sagal," says Brett White. "First off, let’s just talk about how she–like John Goodman and Roseanne Barr–is sitcom royalty. She was Peg Bundy in the Married… with Children cast, for crying out loud! Her guest-starring on The Conners is a big deal, even removing the potential romance between Louise and Dan. This represents a meeting of the matriarch and the patriarch of the two most controversial family sitcoms of the ’80s, Married… with Children and Roseanne, a pairing that sitcom fans like myself never knew we always wanted. She played Peg for 11 seasons, which spanned the entirety of Roseanne’s run (Married… with Children debuted a year before Roseanne and wrapped a month after Roseanne)."

"That is a huge question motivating the next few episodes," says executive producer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. "I’m not even kidding you! It’s a giant question. It’s funny: KJ (Apa) called me and was like, 'Dude, do I really have to dye my hair back and forth, back and forth?' I was like, 'KJ, I don’t know what to tell you, dude. We’ve gotta figure out a way to do it.' (Laughs) He was a real trouper about it.

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"The purported 'Consent Agreement' was strictly between Judge Moore and Yerushalayim TV," Moore's lawyers argue in their new court filing in their lawsuit over Sacha Baron Cohen's Showtime series. "There is zero mention of Defendant Cohen, Defendant CBS, or Defendant Showtime in the 'Consent Agreement.'"

“I have not known how to write this post; social media is an odd, impersonal place for grief, often an odd place to commemorate a life,” Kemp wrote on Instagram of production assistant Pedro Jimenez, who was killed early Monday morning in a vehicle accident. “A few sentences cannot address the love, humor, courage and strength of a man loved by so many. Pedro Jimenez was a beloved member of our crew and here since season one.”

The 61st Academy Awards in 1989 is widely consdired the worst Oscars ever. "No, the lack of a host didn’t really have much to do with the show’s multitudinous failures," says Steve Pond, offering a cautionary tale on a potential host-less 91st Academy Awards. "And no, this year’s producer, Donna Gigliotti, and co-producer and director, Glenn Weiss, aren’t likely to make the kind of mistakes that Allan Carr made back then. But looking at that show, it’s hard not to think that a steady hand at the helm would have helped."

The Grammy-winning Los Angeles-based band will take the stage at Notre Dame Stadium for the NHL's showcase New Year's Day event on NBC.

"Greg’s recasting wouldn’t work as a metaphor if Crazy Ex-Girlfriend weren’t already given to frequently breaking the fourth wall," says Constance Grady of The CW series tapping Skylar Astin to play the new Greg. "Not all of the show’s meta jokes land... but they’ve become part of the vocabulary of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. This is a show that is heavily filtered through Rebecca’s perspective, and it consistently nods to that fact: That’s how it pulls off its musical numbers, and its theme songs, and its movie trailer parodies. All of which means that it was perfectly positioned to make lemonade out of the lemons of having to recast Greg."

"Series 11 has been a whirlwind of exciting adventures for Who fans, old and new," says Beth Axford. "A highlight has been Whittaker’s performance, one guaranteed to stick in people’s hearts forever... Episodes have been beautifully crafted, fun, rewatchable and thought-provoking. Could it be better? Perhaps." Adds Cameron Reilly: "Unfortunately, from the outset, I felt (showruner Chris) Chibnall either doesn’t get the fundamentals of the Doctor’s inherent psychopathy, or has decided to write it out, making Whittaker a kinder, gentler, touchy-feely, kid-friendly Doctor." ALSO: BBC unveils a Doctor Who music video.

Stanton was arrested in September after an alleged altercation with her boyfriend in a Las Vegas hotel room.

"Many people found this fantasy invigorating," says Emily Nussbaum. "For me, it felt grating, and not just in terms of verisimilitude—the verbal anachronisms ('totally'), the sitcom clams ('Good talk!'), the cloying Disneyfication of Midge’s Jewish family—but in its central psychology. In The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, sexism exists. But it never gets inside Midge. Her marvellousness comes from the fact that she’s immune, a self-adoring alpha whose routines feel like feminist TED talks, with some 'f*cks' thrown in. (Rachel) Brosnahan delivers them with moxie, but they’re rarely funny. They’re also the opposite of (Joan) Rivers’s act, which relied on the tension between looking pretty and calling herself a dog—provoking taboo laughs from the revelation that even this nice girl felt like a loser, desperate, unf*ckable. In Mrs. Maisel, Rivers’s more unsettling qualities—her vengefulness, her perception of women as competitors, her eating disorder—all get displaced onto Midge’s foe, fat-joke Sophie, who lives in an opulent French-themed apartment, like the one Rivers lived in, collects furs, and, like the real Joan, wanted to be a serious actress."

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One day after Comedy Central canceled Detroiters, Richardson is starring in a new YouTube Premium series, which he co-created with Happy Endings creator David Caspe. Chicago, ILL also co-stars Adam Pally and features Jay Pharoah. "The two shows share more than Richardson’s increasingly bankable charms," says Ben Travers. "They both rely on chemistry and creativity, track two best friends who rely on their artistic prowess to succeed in life, and take their show titles from the Midwest ... Most significantly, the new buddy comedy is an absurd, fun, and fresh spin on adults stuck in arrested development."

Since its second season in 2006, Dancing with the Stars has aired two seasons every calendar year. But there won't be two in 2019. Following a 2018 that saw an abbreviated four-week spring all-athletes edition and the controversial fall Season 27 winner Bobby Bones, ABC has decided to skip a spring 2019 edition. "Though it’s not yet clear what prompted the competition series to sit out a midseason run, Dancing is coming off a controversial 27th season," reports TVLine's Rebecca Iannucci . "After multiple well-scored frontrunners were eliminated prematurely (including R&B singer Tinashe and Fuller House actor Juan Pablo Di Pace), the Mirrorball was ultimately awarded to country radio DJ — and very dark horse — Bobby Bones, who had scored much lower than his three fellow finalists." She adds there's no word on the future of Dancing with the Stars: Juniors, which aired simultaneously with Season 27.

Goldberg, who hosted the Oscars in 1994, 1996, 1999 and 2002, said on The View this morning that she'd be up for the job -- but admitted she's a "problematic" pick just like Kevin Hart. “If you want to go host-less, that’s your prerogative,” she said. “I think it’s a dumb idea because people need somebody to take them through things and to take care of things when they happen. Now I realize I may not be anybody’s first choice, but….I’m also problematic. Half of the country sometimes is really mad at me, the other half is okay until tomorrow, and then they’re pissed at me.” Goldberg said a perfect choice for host would be Ken Jeong. “I want Ken to do it. Ken Jeong,” she said. “He would be brilliant, and it would also constitute the first Asian American to host the Oscars. It would be a whole series of firsts.” ALSO: Samantha Bee is too busy to host the Oscars.

The mystery-thriller won't return for a second season after airing its first season this fall with little buzz. “While One Dollar won’t be coming back for another season, we’re incredibly proud of its artistically presented 10-episode story, which will continue to be available for streaming on the service and for future audiences to discover,” said Julie McNamara, executive vice president of original content for CBS All Access.

Executive producer Jon Favreau would only say of their roles: “We’re having a great time working with this incredibly talented group and excited for everyone to see what we’re up to.” The Mandalorian has also cast American Gods vet Omid Abtahi and Supernatural alum Emily Swallow.

The Walking Dead alum will star in an episode of Jordan Peele's CBS All Access Twilight Zone reboot. According to Collider, Yeun will play the title role on the episode “The Traveler," revolving around two cops and a mysterious traveler.

"Fans of the Marvel Television series recently canceled by Netflix who hope to see the shows revived on Disney+ may be out of luck," reports Variety. Sources tell the trade magazine "that the deal for the original four Marvel shows includes a clause that prevents the characters from appearing in any non-Netflix series or film for at least two years after cancellation. That means that Daredevil, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist — which were all canceled this year at Netflix — could not come to the Disney streaming service until 2020 at the earliest." Variety says the chances of those characters being revived elsewhere is a "long shot." "And even if they did go to Disney+ as soon as possible," Variety reports, "they would be doing so without Jessica Jones, which is set to air its third season on Netflix sometime in 2019. If that show is canceled, which now seems likely but is by no means a guarantee, it could not go elsewhere until 2021."

The Walking Dead star will reprise his role as John Winchester, father of Dean and Sam, on the Feb. 7 episode. “We’re incredibly excited to have Jeffrey back for this milestone episode, and think fans will love what we have planned for his character… and a few other surprise guest stars,” executive producer Andrew Dabb said in a statement. Morgan first appeared in Supernatural's 2005 pilot.

A source tells US Weekly the band “is having a lot of trouble finding guests” to perform at Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta on Feb. 3. The band reportedly hoped that Cardi B would join them. But Us Weekly's source says “no one wants to associate themselves with the NFL” amid the Colin Kaepernick alleged blacklisting from the league.

The NFL used to want nothing to do with Las Vegas and gambling. But in 2020, the Oakland Raiders will officially become the Las Vegas Raiders and the NFL will host its first draft from Sin City.

The classic cartoon is difficult to find on streaming services, so Twitch is airing a marathon next week of Season 1's 65 episodes, which first aired in 1983. Inspector Gadget was rebooted in 2015 on Netflix.

McCarthy recalled her time on the ABC daytime show while chatting with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live. McCarthy said she was supposed to bring her pop-culture knowledge to the show, but Barbara Walters wasn't interested in that. “Barbara didn’t know who anybody was pop culture-wise and they came in my dressing room and said, ‘Can you just act Republican so we have another point of view?’ And I said, ‘How do I act Republican?'”

Dawn Ledwell alletges that Southern Charm production company Haymaker is responsible for what happened to her since she reported her alleged assault to one of its employees. According to Page Six, Ledwell filed a civil suit last Friday for "assault and battery, outrage/intention infliction of emotional distress, civil conspiracy, defamation and negligence."

Damon was joined by musical guests Miley Cyrus and Mark Ronson and cast members Beck Bennett and Cecily Strong on the Studio 8H stage for this week's Saturday Night Live promo.