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While other networks make elaborate New York presentations for this week’s upfronts, CBS crept into the limelight off the Paramount Studios lot in Los Angeles. There was no Carnegie Hall stage or confetti guns involved as the network rolled out its 2025–2026 primetime schedule with confidence—and backing it up with numbers.

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In a stunning decision that is having fans reeling, Carra Patterson, the actress behind Officer Kaya Blanke of CBS’s Elsbeth, will not be returning as a series regular on season two. However, she’ll be showing up as a guest star to keep her connection to the quirky procedural going.

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In one of the most surprising and buzzed-about unmaskings in The Masked Singer history, Lucky Duck was unmasked during the Season 13 semifinals—and it was none other than Oscar-winning director and actor Taika Waititi.

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Country music icon Dolly Parton has turned down multiple offers to join the judging panels of major singing competitions such as American Idol and The Voice. In a recent exclusive interview with E! News, the 79-year-old legend revealed her heartfelt reason for refusing the roles.

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At the glittering New York City premiere of Netflix's new comedy series The Four Seasons, legendary actor Alan Alda made an unexpected appearance—and stole the show. The series, created by the ever-sharp Tina Fey, is a modern reboot of Alda's 1981 romantic comedy film of the same name. It was a full-circle moment that saw the creator of the original masterpiece publicly endorse the next-generation adaptation in front of an enthusiastic crowd.

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Hollywood lit up with glamour and excitement as stars gathered for the highly anticipated premiere of Poker Face season two. Held at the historic Hollywood Legion Theater on May 1, the red carpet saw a dazzling array of celebrities whose smiles were anything but poker-faced.

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After six seasons of The Conners, and more than 35 years since Roseanne introduced TV viewers to the working-class Conner family of Lanford, Illinois, ABC’s classic sitcom has reached its conclusion. The series finale, “The Truck Stops Here,” was a realistic and emotional farewell—with one moment that wasn’t scripted at all.