New ‘Criminal Minds’ Series ‘Evolution’ Sets Premiere Date On Paramount Plus

Drake has confirmed that he was paid just $100 (£89) to open for Ice Cube at a gig in 2006.Taking to his Instagram Story on Tuesday (October 18), Drake re-shared a post by Flyer Vault, an archival account that documents the concert history of his Toronto hometown. The post includes an invoice for the Ice Cube-headlined concert in question, which took place at the city’s Kool Haus venue in August of 2006.While Ice Cube’s fee is redacted, the invoice shows that Drake received a hundred-dollar sum for his supporting performance.

Ian Evatt has spoken of how his friendship with Leeds United skipper Liam Cooper has helped him be aware of the up and coming youngsters at the Yorkshire side and how it could potentially help Bolton Wanderers in the future with loans.

The Kardashians are talking about their end-of-life requests.

World Series. The 2022 MLB postseason continues with Game 7 of the National League Championship Series  for Tuesday, October 25 and the Houston Astros taking ALCS Game 1 today. If you want to watch the 2022 MLB playoffs on TV, the ALCS and NLCS baseball games are airing live on FOX and TBS. The entire World Series will also air on FOX.

Manchester United's 2-0 win against Tottenham. Pundit Shearer made a rare appearance in the commentary booth for Amazon Prime's coverage at Old Trafford on Wednesday (October 19).

Amazon and eBay.Taras Young, who is the author of the books Nuclear War in the UK and Apocalypse Ready, came up with the idea when he was suffering from Covid and wanted to keep occupied. And, with concerns over the threat of nuclear conflict at their highest since the Cold War as the world waits with bated breath to see what Vladimir Putin does next, Young has shared the contents of the kit on his YouTube page.READ MORE: Curry fan fears face of former PM Johnson in his korma could mean Boris' returnIt does come with a disclaimer, though, with Young admitting he thinks "nuclear war isn't survivable".

Anna May Wong is getting her own quarter!

A Paisley resident fears the tower block in which he lives in could be the ‘new Grenfell’.

Wishaw boss David Dunn was furious with his sides’ defending as they shipped six goals without reply at Cambuslang Rangers on their way to crashing out of the South Challenge Cup.

Josh Campbell has plenty of reasons to be wary of VAR - but the Hibernian midfielder is convinced it will prove a force for good in Scottish football.

John McKeown “wasn’t overly impressed” by his Shotts side on Saturday, but admits he’s happy to be through to the South Challenge Cup third round after his 10-men made heavy work of Rossvale Academy.

Since she was a teen, Sanaa Lathan loved acting—and still does—but it was the chance to self-direct her first short film that truly shifted her perspective and re-defined her future. Anyone who’s lived a little knows that no matter what course your life is on, everything can change in an instant. A party invitation you accept, a phone call you decline—even whether you return a stranger’s smile or put on your headphones instead—an action (or inaction) that unfolds in mere seconds can upend your trajectory.

Kevin Rutkiewicz said the return of Neil McLaughlin was a joy to watch as East Kilbride came from behind to batter Lanark United with a devastating second half display.

John Legend holds onto wife Chrissy Teigen‘s hand while arriving for a late night photo shoot in Los Angeles earlier this week.

Roy Trakin As the new documentary on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group puts it, Chicago is “The Last Band On-Stage,” marking its 55th anniversary since its founding in the city of the same name in 1967. The feature film is the second about the band from director Peter Curtis Pardini, who also helmed 2016’s “Now More Than Ever: The History of Chicago,” and catches us up on the last six years, the title referring to their 18-month absence due to the pandemic after a final performance on March 14, 2020 at Las Vegas’ Venetian before everything shut down. From the members’ beginnings as part of Windy City cover bands to their incarnation as Chicago Transit Authority on their groundbreaking debut, the band has had 28 different members over the years, with only vocalist/keyboardist Robert Lamm, trumpet player Lee Loughnane and trombonist Jimmy Pankow remaining from that original lineup. Their contemporaries include Joe Mantegna, now the star of TV’s “Criminal Minds,” but then just a member of fellow Chitown cover group the Apocryphals — hence his presence as narrator of the documentary, and moderator of a recent panel hosted by the Grammy Museum in L.A., joining the three band mainstays in front of an audience of adoring fans.

EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate has acquired worldwide rights to Scrambled, written by and starring Leah McKendrick, who makes her feature directorial debut on the comedy, which just wrapped filming.

Criminal Minds: Evolution is coming for the holidays. The 10-episode season will premiere with two episodes on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 24, on Paramount+. Following the premiere, new episodes will drop weekly on Thursdays, until its mid-season finale on Thursday, Dec. 15.

Emily Longeretta The “Criminal Minds” revival on Paramount+ may not feature every original star, but their presence is still felt, showrunner Erica Messer said on Wednesday’s virtual Television Critics Association panel. Matthew Gray Gubler and Daniel Henney, who portrayed Spencer Reid and Matthew Simmons, respectively, on the CBS procedural, are not currently attached and it’s unknown where the characters are. “It’s a little bit more of a mystery what Reid and Simmons are up to. They’re certainly not forgotten. Their desks are still there, still have stuff on it,” Messer teased. “We’re definitely playing that. They are not gone gone.”

returns for a new series, , with several original stars stepping back into the universe on Paramount+.On Wednesday, the premiere date for the series, which will consist of 10 episodes, was set — and just in time for the holiday season: The first two episodes drop Thursday, Nov. 24, or Thanksgiving Day.Following the premiere, new episodes will drop weekly on Thursdays, until the midseason finale on Dec. 15.