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Disney is cancelling a transgender storyline for its new Pixar series “Win or Lose,” coming this February of 2025. An animated, sports-themed show centered around a co-ed middle school softball team leading up to their big championship game, where each episode is done through the lens of a different character.

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Bella Hadid is celebrating her time on Yellowstone, sharing behind-the-scenes glimpses to mark the show's finale. The 28-year-old model and equestrian posted a heartfelt tribute on Instagram on December 16, following the series' final episode airing on Paramount Network.

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2024 was a year of standout television, with fresh takes on contemporary issues, historical dramas, and cultural commentaries. While many shows felt “mid” in execution, a select few stood out as groundbreaking or profoundly entertaining. Here’s a look at some of the year's best offerings across genres and platforms, blending originality, rich storytelling, and critical acclaim.

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Teresa Giudice and Tiffany "New York" Pollard engaged in a furious altercation during the November 7 episode of House of Villains.

The Flavor of Love alum confronted Teresa over her gameplay—and leveled some outrageous accusations in the process—after learning from costar Victoria Larson that she was being singled out by The Real Housewives of New Jersey O.G. for an impending elimination ceremony.