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We’re less than two months away from the season two premiere of the Paramount+ series 1923, so let’s take a look back at the first season.

has come to an end – for now – producer and director Christina Voros spoke to The Post about the show’s awards snubs. “I don’t pay a whole lot of attention to that. I think ‘Yellowstone’ has gone under the radar amongst the tastemakers from the beginning,” she said.

UPDATED: CBS is rounding out its line-up for New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash, hosted by Keith Urban and Rachel Smith.

“official album visualizer” posted to YouTube on Thursday.Two stockings displayed her children’s names, while a third read, “Mom.”Clarkson and Blackstock shared two kids: daughter River, 10, and son Remington, 8.The fourth, hilariously, had the word “Nope” written on it.Clarkson’s fans applauded her shady dis, commenting that her method was “healing” and relatable.“So healing!! Mom River Remy and Nope is so cute and adorable,” one fan wrote. “Love this so much, I love that Kelly is healing and happy … and she is in my opinion the official Queen of Christmas,” added a second user.“NOPE.

gushed all over then-husband Ben Affleck on “This Is Me … Now,” the disastrous sequel to 2002’s “This Is Me … Then,” which was also all about her “Gigli” co-star. There was even this sequel to “Dear Ben” that nobody but the former Mrs. Affleck wanted.

William Earl SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers from Season 5, Episode 14 of “Yellowstone,” “Life Is a Promise,” which premiered Sunday, Dec. 15 on Paramount Network. It’s been a long, dusty and bloody road for the Dutton family over the past five seasons of the massively popular Western series “Yellowstone.” As the season came to a close (before a Beth and Rip spinoff launches), viewers experienced some shocking deaths over the final few episodes — including one committed by a horse.

Kevin Zegers is the newest addition to the cast of The Madison, the next installment in Taylor Sheridan’s growing Yellowstone universe.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “The Madison,” the new upcoming series in the “Yellowstone” universe, has added four new cast members. Variety has learned that Kevin Zegers (“Transamerica, “The Rookie: Feds”), Rebecca Spence (“61st Street,” “Lady in the Lake”), Alaina Pollack (“On Call,” “The Surrender”) and Danielle Vasinova (“1923,” “The Bay”) have all joined the new Taylor Sheridan series. They will appear alongside previously announced cast members Michelle Pfeiffer, Patrick J.

The dean of NFL referees has died.

High School Musical – was billed as a ‘Best Of Both Worlds’ dance night featuring iconic hits from the Disney Channel.At one point during the event, held at Big Night Live in Boston on Friday (December 13), Hannah Montana’s (Miley Cyrus‘) ‘He Could Be the One’ rang out as images of Mangione, the 26-year-old suspect charged with Thompson’s murder, flashed on screen.Despite the subsequent social media outrage, fans attending the even cheered, which the DJ reportedly acknowledged by saying: “You gotta give the people what they want.” Others found it in poor taste at such an innocuous event, with one calling the stunt “degenerate” on X/Twitter.Check out more reactions below.What? "screaming adulation over Luigi Mangione happened at a Disney Channel throwback DJ show called “Bop to the Top”" https://t.co/vNM2aLYsxe— artisbrutal2021 (@artisbrutal2021) December 15, 2024yeah, we have not yet even begun to process what we’re in the midst of pic.twitter.com/XLuvelPh4X— Sana Saeed (@SanaSaeed) December 14, 2024It still blows my mind that the screaming adulation over Luigi Mangione happened at a Disney Channel throwback DJ show called “Bop to the Top” contrary to an Earl Sweatshirt concert or something https://t.co/rAcPhXWh7e pic.twitter.com/06Wz8KHzrE— ParaPower Mapping (@KlonnyPin_Gosch) December 15, 2024WATCH: Pictures of Luigi Mangione were on display last night as a DJ spun tracts at a show in Boston, Massachusetts.The crowd loved it. pic.twitter.com/7X2cTnYnwO— Matthew Thomas McDonald (@MatthewMcD207) December 14, 2024It's going to be…interesting.

Another new teaser trailer for the upcoming second season of 1923 just debuted!

on Wednesday, it was reported that stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser have closed deals to lead a spinoff show about their characters, husband and wife Beth and Rip. In August, multiple outlets also reported that there’s a Season 6 in the works, but Paramount never announced or confirmed that. The Beth and Rip show will reportedly be a separate spinoff series, not a sixth season of the main show.

SPOILERS ABOUND: Taylor Sheridan just wrapped the Yellowstone saga — at least for now — with tonight’s just concluded final episode. Deadline offers our usual recap, followed by a back and forth discussion between Mike Fleming Jr and Lynette Rice, who has spent a lot of time covering the Taylor Sheridan Universe. First, Fleming’s recap:

Anyone mourning the end of Yellowstone will at least have 1923 to keep them steeped in Dutton lore: The official trailer for the second season of Taylor Sheridan’s prequel dropped during the finale and teases the start of the war over the family’s land.

Although his work with Taylor Sheridan is far from over, Cole Hauser is keeping tight-lipped on what’s to come for the Duttons.

The Montana Supreme Court upheld a temporary injunction blocking the state from enforcing its ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth.The unanimous ruling is historic, marking the first time that a state Supreme Court has found that a ban on gender-affirming care is likely unconstitutional.On December 11, the court ruled that SB 99, a 2023 law categorically banning all transition-related medical interventions on minors, violates the Montana State Constitution’s privacy clause, which prohibits the government from interfering with private medical decisions.With the law blocked, transgender youth will still be able to access medical treatments for gender dysphoria — provided that their personal care physician does not refuse transgender patients due to intimidation or fear of being prosecuted.Several transgender teens, their families, and two medical providers filed suit last year to block the law, arguing that it violated the Montana constitution’s guarantee of medical privacy.

video series called “Stories from the Bunkhouse,” where he discusses each episode after it airs with his co-stars Ian Bohen and Jefferson White. (Videos are available on YouTube.) Ahead of the finale of the hit ranch drama, which airs Sunday, Richards went down memory lane and told The Post about the cast’s first table read before the show premiered in 2018. “Everyone is getting together and [Kevin Costner] walks in.

Nick Jonas is gushing about his Disney Channel peers!

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com Carol Goldwasser, a casting director known for her work shaping young talent on shows like “Hannah Montana,” died Dec. 5 at her home in Palm Springs after surgery. She was 67.

Carol Goldwasser, whose expertise in casting helped to shape TV series like Hannah Montana and Dog with a Blog, died unexpectedly December 5 at her home after minor surgery. She was 67.

The fourth episode of Yellowstone that featured a heartbreaking death on the ranch lured a season high audience of 12.1 million viewers, according to Paramount Network.