Alice and Steve is the latest show to deploy a “cop-out fire”
The British Hulu age-gap comedy starring Jemaine Clement, Yali Topol Margalith and Nicola Walker is already a mess given its premise of a …

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Summer House drops West Wilson after three seasons
After a drama-filled Season 10, Wilson, who joined for Season 8, won’t be invited back for Season 11 of the Bravo reality show, reports TMZ. “Sources…

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Fox to acquire Roku in $22 billion deal
Fox Corp. will bolster its streaming efforts with the acquisition of Roku. The deal combines “the most valuable live content portfolio in video consumption with…

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Tyra Banks sues Netflix for defamation over America’s Next Top Model docuseries
In a lawsuit filed today, Banks alleges the three-part Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model that aired in Febr…

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The Vampire Lestat’s transition from Interview With the Vampire irks some fans noticing the bigger budget and promotion
While the shift from Jacob Anderson’s Louis de Pointe du Lac in Interview With t…

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Gene Shalit, iconic Today show film critic, dies at 100
Shalit, a mainstay of the NBC News morning show for four decades, “passed away peacefully today after 100 years of an amazing life,” his family …

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The Night Agent bringing back Luciane Buchanan for its fourth and final season
The Netflix action thriller series “will give fans what they want before calling it a day — Peter Sutherland and Rose Lar…

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Doctor Who will be better off with a very long hiatus
Longtime showrunner Russell T Davies shares part of the blame for Doctor Who having an uncertain future. But with the Disney deal, Davies and Doct…

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Netflix developing a Hit Man series from Glen Powell and Richard Linklater
The streamer’s 2023 hit romantic crime comedy film, co-written by Glen Powell and Richard Linklater, starring Powell and Adri…

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Off Campus threatens to block fans who “engage in targeted harassment” of cast members
“The Off Campus community is built on a shared love of storytelling — and on respect for the real people who bring it to life,” the Amazon Prime Video romance series’ X account posted today. “We ask that everyone in this space extend that respect to our cast and the people in their lives. Accounts that engage in targeted harassment will be removed from following our accounts.” The announcement comes days after Mika Abdalla, who is set to lead Season 2, announced that she and her ex-fiance Jake Short had split, prompting the resurfacing of an old clip in which he refers to has a “some bitch.” They have since addressed the clip in a joint statement to Us Weekly, clarifying that the 30-second podcast clip was not representative of their five-year relationship. Amazon Prime Video put out similar statements last year in response to hate speech and bullying from some members of The Summer I Turned Pretty fandom.

Vice President JD Vance make his The View debut next week
Vance will appear on Tuesday to promote his new book Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith. “Vance’s appearance on the show comes as Disney and the Trump administration are grappling over license renewals for eight ABC TV stations. The Federal Communications Commission, led by Chairman Brendan Carr, ordered the company to file for renewals years ahead of schedule,” says Variety’s Brian Steinberg. “In filings, Disney has said its applications were made ‘under protest in response to an unlawful, arbitrary, and unconstitutional order.’”

Doctor Who could be off the air for years
“The Doctor is famed for having powers of regeneration, but the shape-shifting Time Lord’s next transformation could well be the most challenging yet,” reports Deadline’s Jake Kanter. “That’s the early verdict of UK industry insiders after the BBC dropped a TARDIS bombshell on Wednesday, when the broadcaster announced a major creative rethink of Doctor Who. Gone is a Christmas special, which had been greenlit only eight months previously. And, perhaps more consequentially, showrunner Russell T Davies and producer Bad Wolf have abandoned ship. Two insiders said it was a mutual parting of the ways after all sides realized that Doctor Who required a level of surgery that could not be masked by the sticking plaster of a festive episode. This creative surgery is expected to take years, potentially keeping the show off TV until 2028 at the earliest, sources said. The outcome was obvious to anyone close to the show. Davies had no script (though there are conflicting accounts about exactly how much he had written), and there was no actor attached to play the Doctor. These were insurmountable issues with less than six months to get the special on screen, even if post-production would have been shortened by the absence of an international partner. Some were surprised that the Christmas episode was even announced by the BBC last October.”

All Her Fault team is reuniting for Such a Nice Girl adaptation on Peacock
Andrea Mara, the Irish crime novelist behind All Her Fault, is reteaming with the Peacock adaptation’s creator Megan Gallagher on a Peacock adaptation of her latest bestselling novel, Such a Nice Girl. The news comes a week after news broke that Gallagher is adapting The Break-In by author Katherine Faulkner.

Ben Stiller is reportedly filming an HBO documentary with his iPhone at the NBA Finals
New York Knicks diehard fan Stiller has been sharing his iPhone videos on X, But sources tell Page Six Hollywood there’s more to those mini-shoots than collecting footage for social media posts. “Ben is filming a documentary for HBO,” said a source. “He’s filming it on his phone.” Stiller recently produced the HBO documentary Born to Bowl. ALSO: Cynthia Nixon posts The Gilded Age cast reacting to the Knicks come-from-behind victory in Game 4.

The Girlfriend follow-up series The Boyfriend is in the works at Amazon MGM Studios
The psychological thriller series starring Robin Wright, Olivia Cooke and Laurie Davidson is getting a sequel series. “The Boyfriend will be an entirely standalone story, with new characters based around themes of masculinity,” reports Deadline’s Jesse Whittock. “Talks are continuing with writers, though no scribe is yet attached, we understand. Amazon MGM Studios declined to comment.”

Martin Freeman and Geri Halliwell-Horner among eight joining Only Murders in the Building Season 6
The new batch of recurring guest-stars also includes Jamie Demetriou, Anjana Vasan, Jane Horrocks, Derek Jacobi and Lesley Nicol.

Helen Mirren says she would “absolutely” work with MobLand co-star Tom Hardy again: “In a f*cking heartbeat”
“I love Tom, I think he’s the most amazing actor,” Mirren tells Variety at Sicily’s Taormina Film Festival, where she’s receiving the lifetime achievement award. “Different actors have different processes. I’ve learnt over the years that some people get to things faster. As long as what’s on the screen is fantastic, I’m totally chilled with however someone gets there. Tom is a very special person. I think he’s absolutely remarkable. My support of him is genuine and heartfelt.” Mirren previously expressed support for Hardy on Instagram last month following reports that he was fired for upsetting his co-stars, including Mirren, by being late to the set.

Larry David’s Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness adds Isla Fisher and Jane Krakowski
Fisher and Krakowski are reuniting David after they both guest-starred on Curb Your Enthusiasm’s 10th season. (Fisher played a professional cryer, while Krakowski portrayed a woman with a “magical vagina.”) They join a cast that includes Jon Hamm, Sean Hayes, Jerry Seinfeld, Rita Wilson, Susie Essman, Essence Atkins, Toby Huss, Greg Kinnear, Lin Manuel-Miranda, Vince Vaughn and Chris Parnell for the Obamas-produced HBO sketch comedy series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. ALSO: Watch the trailer for HBO’s Larry David’s Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness.

Nat Geo orders Tucci in Italy spinoff Tucci in Great Britain
Tucci in Great Britain will consist of five episodes following its host’s “culinary journey … through his adopted homeland, Great Britain,” the logline reads. “From the rugged Highlands to the storied coastlines, Tucci unlocks the distinct, and often surprising, flavors that define each region.” Tucci, who lives in London and is married to Brit Felicity Blunt, said in a statement: “I am very excited to explore the history, culture and people of Great Britain through the prism of food. Having made it my home for almost 15 years, I want to share the culinary diversity, richness and depth of its food culture.”

Friday Night Lights cast members are going on a 20th-anniversary tour hosted by Adrianne Palicki
Palicki, who played Tyra Collette on the beloved high school series, will host a tour as the cast visits five cities starting July 9: Dallas, San Antonio, Brooklyn, San Francisco and Kansas City, Missouri. At each stop, Palicki will be joined by different cast members. Together, they will watch an episode of their choosing with the fans, then take part in a moderated Q&A.

Peaky Blinders sequel series casts Game of Thrones’ Conleth Hill, will bring back Ned Dennehy and Packy Lee
Hill, Daniel Monks, Arturo Muselli, Eugene Collins and Cal O’Driscoll are joining the Netflix series cast, while Dennehy and Lee will reprise their respective Charlie Strong and Johnny Dogs roles from the original series.

Emmy voting begins with 555 program submissions, down from last year’s 600
Voters will have 17.5% fewer shows to tackle this year.

Hulu’s Music Theories comedy series to tackle Fountains of Wayne’s hit song “Stacy’s Mom”
The potential series from Michael Vlamis and Kyle Anderson, which has a pilot script commitment, is billed as VH1 Behind the Music meets American Vandal, with its first season exploring the shocking true story behind Fountains of Wayne’s “Stacy’s Mom,” which was released in 2003 with a music video starring Rachel Hunter in the title role.

Slow Horses reveals Season 6 premiere date and first look at newcomer Lenny Rush
The season based on the sixth and seventh books of Mick Herron’s Slough House series titled Joe Country and Slough House premieres on Apple TV on Sept. 16.

Disney+ orders its first Canadian originals: Knighted and I’m Not Coming Back
Comedy series Knighted “follows a missing person’s case that spirals into an absurd documentary-style exploration of the sinister secrets lurking beneath the enchanting pageantry of a local medieval dinner theatre,” per Deadline. I’m Not Coming Back is a true-crime series that “follows the story of two armed fugitives who went on a killing spree in the summer of 2019 that turned into one of the largest-scale manhunts in Canadian history.”

The Young and the Restless is reuniting Dear John stars
Jere Burns will reunite with Susan Walters on the CBS soap. Burns and Walters were co-stars on the 1988-1992 NBC Judd Hirsch-led sitcom Dear John.

Jimmy Fallon reunites Kenny Loggins with Footloose’s Kevin Bacon and John Lithgow for a Tonight Show “Classroom Instruments” medley
Joined by The Roots, Loggins performed his hits such as “I’m Alright,” “Danger Zone” and “Your Mama Don’t Dance.” For “Footloose,” he was joined by the film’s stars: Bacon and Lithgow.

Mr. & Mrs. Smith adds Levon Hawke
The Crowded Room alum, who is the son of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman and younger brother of Maya Hawke, will play one of the Mr. Smiths in the second season of the Amazon Prime Video series.

Adult Swim’s Get Jiro adds Titus Welliver, Justin Kirk and Allison Pill
They join the previously announced Brian Tee in the animated series based on based on the graphic novel by Anthony Bourdain and Joel Rose.

Take a tour of the White House’s UFC octagon
The White House this morning welcomed journalists to check out the South Lawn that has been transformed into a massive arena to host a seven-fight mixed martial arts showdown on Sunday in honor of President Trump’s 80th birthday and America’s 250th anniversary.

Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie official trailer hints at family struggle in the move to Independence, Kansas for “a fresh start”
The reimagining of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s beloved book series premieres July 9.

Paramount+ teases Lioness Season 3
Season 3 of the Zoe Saldaña-led spy thriller “continues on a global scale, with chaos ensuing as the Lioness team is deployed on its most personal assignment yet,” per the official synopsis.

Widow’s Bay’s greatness lies in reinventing a well-worn TV trope: The cozy backwater full of adorable kooks
The acclaimed Apple TV horror-comedy “works for many of the reasons good TV works. It is imp…

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Property Brother Jonathan Scott is set to host a daytime talk show
Later this month, CBS Media Ventures will tape Better! with Jonathan Scott, a talk show pilot that will be in consideration for dayti…

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Netflix’s Michael Jackson: The Verdict is a win for objective truth amid the hoopla over biopic Michael
The three-part docuseries on the King of Pop’s 2005 trial debuted at No. 1 on Netflix’s TV chart…

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Nickelodeon orders more seasons of SpongeBob SquarePants and The Patrick Star Show
SpongeBob has been renewed for Seasons 18 and 19, while spinoff The Patrick Star Show has been picked up for Seasons 6 and 7. Each show’s total order is for 26 half-hour episodes. “All four new seasons are currently in production. Season 18 of SpongeBob SquarePants and Season 6 of The Patrick Star Show are scheduled to premiere on Nickelodeon in Q4 2026, with Season 19 of SpongeBob and Season 7 of Patrick Star slated for 2027,” says Deadline’s Nellie Andreeva, adding: “The pickups and the cancellations fit into the programming shift after the Paramount-Skydance merger that prioritizes top franchises across the Paramount cable brands consolidated into a TV Media division overseen by Chair George Cheeks. He signaled the strategy in a memo last November that named both SpongeBob and PAW Patrol while hinting at a slimming down the roster of cable series.”

60 Minutes’ Lesley Stahl: Paramount CEO David Ellison promised to respect our editorial independence
Stahl told The New York Times today that Ellison had pledged to respect 60 Minutes’ editorial independence in a call he made to her on Sunday. It was, says The New York Times’ Benjamin Mullin and Michael M. Grynbaum, “one of the first signs that Mr. Ellison was personally taking steps to calm the turmoil at the news network after the firing of the show’s leadership and several of its star correspondents. The overhaul, overseen by Bari Weiss, the network’s editor in chief, was met with a rebuke from Scott Pelley, a star correspondent at 60 Minutes who has since been fired. Ms. Stahl told the news program’s staff about Mr. Ellison’s call during a champagne toast she held at the 60 Minutes offices in Midtown Manhattan on Monday in an attempt to shore up morale at the program. She, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim, the remaining stars of the program, had agonized about whether to stay in the aftermath of the staff changes and Mr. Pelley’s firing. But in a letter to the show’s staff Friday, they concluded that they had to remain at the show because they didn’t ‘want to see 60 Minutes die.’” As Stahl explained to The Times: “My toast was, ‘to us,’ meaning the survivors. Maybe ‘us’ with a twinge of survivor’s guilt.” Yet , as The Guardian’s Jeremy Barr tweeted last Friday: “David Ellison had personally promised editorial independence to the 60 Minutes team upon taking over the company last summer, and three prominent correspondents obviously have alleged that didn’t happen...”

Paramount is seeking a business-side counterpart for Bari Weiss: Does this mean she’ll also run CNN?
“Paramount has held preliminary conversations with several candidates for a business-side counterpart to CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, according to two sources familiar with the network’s inner workings,” reports Axios’ Sara Fischer and Mike Allen. “Why it matters: The search implies that if Paramount Skydance’s deal with Warner Bros. Discovery goes through, Weiss would oversee all news editorial across both CBS News and CNN. Her potential counterpart would manage business operations across both companies.” They add: “Names under consideration include NBCUniversal News Group chairman Cesar Conde, CNN Worldwide CEO Mark Thompson and former NBC News president Noah Oppenheim. Paramount had also considered Ben Sherwood, the Daily Beast’s CEO and former ABC News president, and David Rhodes, former CBS News president and current Sky News executive chairman, according to a source familiar with the search.” According to Variety’s Brian Steinberg, the new executive “would not likely enjoy any editorial or creative control greater than Weiss.”

Stranger Things: The First Shadow to end its runs on Broadway and the London stage
The stage adaptation of its biggest hit series will conclude its Broadway run in January and its London West End run in December. “The special effects-filled play, produced by Netflix and Sonia Friedman Productions, opened on Broadway in April 2025, after premiering in London in 2023,” says The Hollywood Reporter’s Caitlin Hustin. “But it hasn’t been the same hit in the U.S. as the streaming series. The show, which is a prequel to the Netflix show, drew its highest grosses around the release of the show’s last season in late 2025 (which also coincided with the industry’s lucrative holiday season), reaching a Christmas Week high of $2.5 million. In recent weeks, however, the show has been playing around 60 to 70 percent capacity, and brought in $859,339 last week. The play, which has a cast of more than 30 and is filled with illusions and special effects, suggesting a high weekly running cost, has not announced that it has recouped.”

Joanne Froggatt and Amy Forsyth board MGM+’s The Magnificent Seven
MobLand and Downton Abbey vet Froggatt and The Gilded Age’s Forsyth are the latest additions to TV Western remake. Froggatt will play Harriet Talbot, “who is sharp, unflinching, and unwilling to back down.” Forsyth will play Katie “Deadeye” Dalton, who is “wry, sarcastic, and emotionally guarded.” They join Matt Dillon as Chris Adams, Will Patton as Cyrus T. Clemons, Michael Ealy as Vin Tanner, and Danny Pino as Santiago “Santi” Vega.

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder renewed for an already-filmed third and final season
The Emma Myers-led British mystery series has already wrapped production on its four-episode Season 3, covering the third and final book in Holly Jackson’s book series. Season 3 will premiere on Netflix in 2027. A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder recently returned for its six-episode Season 2 on May 27. “I’m very happy that we get to bring everyone Season 3 of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder,” Myers said in a statement. “Thank you so much to everyone who has given this show love and support throughout! This has truly been an incredible experience and Pip will be a character I will never forget. Book 3 is my favorite of all the books, so I’m very excited to show everyone what we’ve done. Get ready for a crazy time!”

Lesley Manville to follow Sunday’s Tony win by joining Brett Goldstein’s Amazon comedy Escorted
The British actress, who won a Tony Sunday for best lead actress in a play for Oedipus, is returning to Amazon Prime Video, where she also stars in Citadel. In Escorted, Goldstein plays Denny, a divorced dad in Manhattan who accidentally becomes a male escort. Manville will play Terri, Denny’s mother and a “charisma bomb” cabaret singer. Her character is a force of nature with a voice to match.

Big Mistakes promotes Elizabeth Perkins to series regular
After recurring in Season 1, Perkins will join the Dan Levy-Rachel Sennott Netflix crime comedy full-time in Season 2.

ESPN and Pat McAfee are in talks for a new deal that could be worth up to $65 million a year
“The deal is not yet completed, and if an agreement can be reached, it could be a sliding scale based on McAfee’s new responsibilities,” reports The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand of The Pat McAfee Show host. “McAfee, already omnipresent, could be on the air even more, with a bigger role in NFL coverage a possibility, according to the sources. The two sides are currently between $60 to 65 million per year, according to the sources, who were granted anonymity to discuss the ongoing negotiations. McAfee, 39, has two years remaining on his current contract, which approaches the $30 million mark per year between his production agreement for his daily show, his College Gameday panelist role and his various appearances on other programs, according to the sources. The makeup of the new deal would be similar in structure. ESPN has viewed the arrangement as a production contract and a separate ‘talent’ agreement, differentiating it from the deals with most of its on-air personalities.”

Girl Meets World stars Sabrina Carpenter and Rowan Blanchard cried at table read because the spinoff’s creator was “horrible” to them
Boy Meets World alums Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle and Rider Strong’s new documentary Doc Meets World, which premiered last weekend at the Tribeca Film Festival, reveals creator Michael Jacobs’ allegedly “horrible” behavior. According to Variety, producer Frank Pace recalls: “Michael was fun for me to work with because he was a challenge. He was a nightmare for me to work with because he was a challenge. Same reason.” Pace then recounts the “never to be forgotten table read” at the start of Girl Meets World. Fishel says she blocked it out, as Pace reminds her what allegedly happened: “You blocked it out because Michael was horrible. He just reamed all the young cast. He didn’t think they upheld the tradition of Boy Meets World and Rowan was crying, and Sabrina was crying.”

How three Oscar winners came up with Pink’s Tony Awards opening number in three days
For Oscar-winning songwriters Benj Pasek, Justin Paul and Mark Sonnenblick, coming up with the lyrics to that opener was a game of, “What’s the next unhinged place your Broadway brain can go to?” It began with “Lady Marmalade,” a song that was covered by Pink herself for the Moulin Rouge film soundtrack. Pasek and Paul also worked on last year’s opener, featuring host Cynthia Erivo. Together, the three wrote fast and furious, with the hope that Pink, the Tony Awards, and everyone involved would say yes to lines such as “Squibby Squibby Squibby June” and “Gitchie gitchie Laurie Metcalf.” Or having Megan Thee Stallion entering the stage carried by two muscular dancers and saying, while emphasizing her derrière: “They were just two strangers carrying some cake.” “We were trying to not embarrass ourselves and try to make Pink happy and proud,” says Paul. We were reverse engineering from all of Alecia (Beth Moore-Hart, Pink’s civilian name), all of Pink’s goals, the Tonys team, and Sarah O’Gleby (who choreographed and staged and produced the opening number) and the producers on the show. Pink, I feel like her list of ambitions were, ‘I want to not take myself seriously. I want to show that I love this community, and I want to celebrate everybody who’s worked so hard this season, and have a really inclusive big old Broadway-style opening number.’ And we knew that by the end of it, the cast of every show would end up on stage. We knew that was the premise of this, and we worked from there.” ALSO: Tonys opener came together Sunday morning, and they rehearsed it three times before the ceremony.

Michaela Watkins boards Amazon’s The Probability of Miracles
The former Casual star, Georgia Acken and Ema Inês are the latest additions to the series adaptation of the novel of the same name by Wendy Wunder.

Teyana Taylor to be honored as Icon of the Year at the 2026 BET Awards
The One Battle After Another star will be honored at the BET Awards ceremony on June 28.

Emmy Rossum and Liz Meriwether’s Furious crime drama gets a Hulu premiere date
New Girl creator Meriwether’s Hulu series that is loosely based on the 1987 film Black Widow follows an FBI agent (Rossum) hunting a female serial killer (Lola Petticrew). “What would lead a woman to become a serial killer?” Meriwether recalls thinking. “What would have had to have happened in her life? And then, similarly, Who is the woman chasing her? What’s going on in her head?” Rossum tells EW that she was similarly drawn to the original film’s premise and the unlikely connection between its two seemingly-opposed protagonists. “I think it’s interesting to have a crime thriller where the two female superpowers in the dual lead roles are actually more similar than they are different,” says Rossum, who previously worked with Black Widow star Theresa Russell when she was 12 years old.

Your Friends & Neighbors Season 3 adds Rick Cosnett, Sydney Lemmon, Mitchell Hoog and Gillian Zinser
The four join previously announced new Season 3 cast members Joshua Jackson and Michelle Monaghan. Their characters are being kept under wraps.

Conan O’Brien to star in training videos for cybersecurity A.I. firm Adaptive Security
According to Variety, Conan already filmed the 15-part training series exploring the various cyber threats emerging in the A.I. age, from voice cloning and impersonations to the ever-present threats like phishing and even physical safety. The series was filmed in the spring with scripts co-written by staffers at Conan’s Team Coco production company and Adaptive Security.

Andy Cohen would be all for casting a transgender Real Housewives star — on one condition
“I think if there was a trans housewife who was friends with other housewives, that would be the way,” Cohen said at the Newport Beach TV Festival. “You wouldn’t want it to be stunt. You wouldn’t want it to be like, ‘Oh, you know, let’s cast into this.” If someone was friends with that person, and that would be great. I have no idea what franchise that would be.’”

Elle Woods goes from L.A. It girl to Seattle outcast in Amazon’s Elle trailer
The Amazon Prime Video Legally Blonde prequel series follows “Elle Woods before she was a fish-out-of-water at Harvard,” according to the official logline. “We meet her in 1995 as a fish in the tumultuous waters of high school where she encounters tricky friendships, forbidden romance and questionable fashion choices. Through it all, Elle uses her family as a touchstone, and forms an even tighter bond to her mother, proving that they can get through anything life throws their way as long as they have each other. With each challenge she faces, Elle grows closer to the Elle Woods we know and love today.”

Apple TV unveils the trailer for Trying Season 5
The British relationship comedy returns for its fifth and final season on July 8.

Nat Geo teases Pompeii: Out of Time with Tom Hiddleston
The Loki alum will “tell the story of Pompeii like you’ve never seen before” in the upcoming docuseries.

Hugh Laurie apologizes for viral roast of House critic: “I’m a thin-skinned tw*t”
The former House star went viral over the weekend for roasting British freelance journalist Janet Murray, who tweeted …

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Jem and the Holograms live-action series is in the works at Amazon
A live-action take on the beloved 1980s animated series is in development at Amazon MGM Studios with Hasbro and Westworld and Fallout…

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Schmigadoon! earns an EGOT for Apple TV, which was thanked on stage for TV show’s cancelation
“I think I should start by thanking Apple TV for canceling the third season of Schmigadoon the TV show bec…

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Anthony Head brought gravitas to Buffy the Vampire Slayer and all his other roles
Buffy fans clamored for years for a specific kind of spinoff series. “It would be called ‘Ripper,’ and it would focus …

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New Girl’s Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans Jr. are reteaming for Hulu’s The Cable Guy-inspired comedy pilot
Johnson and Wayans, who co-starred on New Girl and the 2014 comedy film Let’s Be Cops, are reu…

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Anthony Head, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Ted Lasso star, dies at 72
Anthony Stewart Head, the British actor best known for his roles as Buffy Summers’ Watcher Rupert Giles on all seven seasons of Bu…

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