9-1-1: Lone Star: Last News

Rob Lowe has come a long way. The 58-year-old actor rocketed to fame in 1983's and has since enjoyed an enviable career by any standards, but Lowe admits that even he worried that his career might be over at one point in the '90s.«One day I woke up and go, 'I haven't worked in two years,'» Lowe tells ET's Matt Cohen in a new interview, recalling the early days of raising his family with wife Sheryl Burkoff. The couple welcomed their first son, Matthew, in 1993, and their second, John, in 1995. «In fairness, I'd kind of taken my foot off the accelerator a little bit.» With a slew of big screen projects already under his belt -- including and — it was a starring role on in 1999 that marked a new beginning for Lowe, kicking off a run that would see him on a TV show (and sometimes more than one) every year since.

the just-announced fourth season? Following the finale, Minear breaks down the biggest moments from the episode (and the season), the impact of Owen's near-death experience (and cancer scare) and why it was time for T.K. and Carlos to take the next step in their relationship.  It might be too soon for me to figure out what my postmortem thoughts are. I just literally finished cutting the finale a couple days ago, but I was really happy with the season.

the newly renewed, titled «A Bright and Cloudless Morning,» Captain Strand and the 126 come together when one of their own is trapped after a building explosion.That someone is none other than Judd, who finds himself in dire straits when the building he's in suddenly becomes a pile of rubble in mere seconds.In ET's exclusive clip ahead of the finale, the build-up to the building collapse is as dramatic as you can imagine. It all seemingly begins like a routine check-up in one of the electrical rooms downstairs, but soon becomes disastrous the second the security guard opens the door after disregarding a warning, resulting in a rattling explosion that stuns the innocent bystanders -- including Judd.And, just as quickly as these disasters happen, the ground gives out and Judd and the others fly through the ground as the building caves in on itself. Watch ET's exclusive sneak peek below.Elsewhere in the episode, Owen reflects on his 9/11 experience, T.K.

, titled «The Bird,» Owen (Rob Lowe) learns he's inherited an unlikely possession following the sudden death of his ex-wife, Gwyn — a bird! As he discovers during a call with Gwyn's lawyer, she left him a talkative macaw — which was unexpectedly delivered to the fire station — in her will.In ET's exclusive clip from the episode, Owen tries desperately to worm his way out of looking after her macaw but his efforts are met with resistance. After all, it was one of Gwyn's last wishes.«As Gwyn's lawyer, I am simply executing her care plan for Ginsburg as stipulated by her will and letter of final wishes,» her attorney, Gloria, says over video conference. «There is no way Gwyn would make me keep this animal.

, titled «The ATX-Files,» Owen (Rob Lowe) and Judd (Jim Parrack) take Wyatt (guest star Jackson Pace), Judd's teenage son he only recently found out about, alien hunting. But their search takes a different turn when they find two dead bodies.In the exclusive sneak peek, Judd goes to Owen and breaks the news to him that he has a son. Owen's reaction is of stunned silence as he asks for clarification.

9-1-1: Lone Star actor Jim Parrack, who plays Judd, broke down the crucial turning point in the firefighter's life, how he moves forward now that he is the father to children and what's next. My first thoughts were, «Man, that's good writing,» mostly because of the timing. Everybody just saw us welcome our daughter into the world and now it's almost immediately time to throw a wrench into all that and come up with some new problems to figure out.Yeah. Judd's first thoughts are of Grace and Charlie.

9-1-1: Lone Star fans have a lot to be worried about when it comes to the young paramedic's fate after he saved a young boy in the middle of a dangerous ice storm. In ET's exclusive sneak peek from Monday's episode, «Push,» T.K. (Ronen Rubenstein) — whose condition is dire -- finds himself in an eerily cheerful memory with his mother, Gwyn (guest star Lisa Edelstein), when in reality he's staving off death as he lies unconscious in his hospital bed.The scene opens with freshly baked cookies in the pristine (and empty) kitchen as T.K.

“I’ve been called many things, this is a first,” said Brian Michael Smith on  Instagram when he found out he was named by People as one of the “25  sexiest men on TV”. The nod for Smith is historic as the actor is the first  transgender man to make it into People’s annual ‘Sexiest Man Alive’ issue. “Incredibly honoured to be included in this list with so many actors I admire.  Big love to @people for the historic shout out,” Smith posted. The actor received praise from many on Instagram, including model Laith  Ashley who said, “Sexy man, OWN THAT.”   A post shared by Brian Michael Smith (@the_brianmichael)Smith told People “I’ve never seen a trans hero in this way, shown as a hero,  not struggling with his identity.

Rob Lowe, his role on has become a family affair. The actor's son, John Owen Lowe, is working as a writer on the emergency drama series while his brother, Chad Lowe, directed this week's episode — and Rob recently told ET that he's had a great time working with those closest to him.«I'm so happy and proud and it makes coming to work even more fun than it usually is,» Rob said, as he sat down with ET alongside John Owen and Chad.«I can't stop smiling,» Chad added.

Ronen Rubinstein is embracing who he really is. The 27-year-old actor revealed that he identifies as bisexual in a new interview with published on Wednesday.«I fully identify as bisexual,» Rubinstein expressed.

Mena Massoud), comes into town to catch up on lost time — and address their romantic future. «You're going to find out a bit more about Marjan's backstory, a bit more of her culture, her own life back home in Miami, which she left to come here to Austin.

Gina Torres is first on the scene on 9-1-1: Lone Star.The alum reunites with producer Tim Minear, co-creator on the spinoff, on season 2 of Fox's first responder drama as Paramedic Captain Tommy Vega, who returns to the field eight years after stepping away to raise her twin daughters. When COVID-19 causes her husband's restaurant to close, Tommy returns to Austin, Texas, and re-enters the workforce to help support her family.

coronavirus pandemic. Torres will play Paramedic Captain Tommy Vega, who was at the top of her game when she hung up her uniform to raise her twin daughters. Life was pleasant for eight years until COVID-19 changed her life.

Things are heating up for “The Bachelor,” both in terms of Peter Weber’s tough decision and in terms of the ratings.