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The Masked Singer is back!

LeBron James is arguably the greatest basketball player of all time. After 22 seasons and counting as the face of the NBA, The King recently opened up about the moment that started it all. The year is 2003, and LBJ fever has infected every basketball fan around the globe.

After months of fighting the effects of fires and mudslides, Duke’s Malibu has laid off the majority of its employees.

UPDATED, with comment from Consortium News: A federal judge tossed out a defamation lawsuit brought by Consortium News against NewsGuard, a media rating site that gave the media outlet low scores for trustworthiness.

Fans are anxiously awaiting a renewal announcement for Heartstopper.

Marvel inundated social media on Wednesday with the cast announcement for its 2026 tentpole “Avengers: Doomsday.” Over more than five hours, the oversized superhero squad generated constant buzz (and memes) as viewers patiently watched a livestream that slowly revealed cast members’ names on the backs of director’s chairs. It was the first official information on who will headline the first of a two-part finale to the MCU’s Multiverse Saga, and Marvel pulled out all the stops.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Johnny Mathis is retiring from live performance at age 89, due to “age and memory issues, which have accelerated,” his Facebook account announced Wednesday. The declaration said that Mathis would still a handful of upcoming dates, with his final concert now being scheduled for May 18 at the Bergan Performing Arts Center in Englewood, NJ.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Another new “Yellowstone” series could be in the works, but this time at CBS. Variety has confirmed that the broadcast network is in early discussions on a procedural series that would see Luke Grimes return Kayce Dutton. Exact plot details are currently under wraps and no deals are believed to be in place at this time.

Watson has been renewed for a second season!

Caught (Atrapados), the latest Harlan Coben series has arrived on Netflix, bringing with it a mightily impressive soundtrack. Read below to find every single song that features in the Argentinian thriller.Starring Soledad Villamil as a journalist who specialises in exposing criminals who have previously evaded justice, Caught is Coben’s first Argentinian TV adaption, with previous shows being based in France, Poland and Spain.Netflix’s official synopsis reads: “Known for catching criminals, famed reporter Ema Garay faces a dilemma when the suspect in a teen’s disappearance turns out to be someone close to her.”The thriller is based on the writer’s 2010 novel of the same title, and is the latest to receive a Netflix adaptation.

The Molotovs have shared their anthemic debut single ‘More More More’ following their recent Sex Pistols support slot.Produced by Jason Perry (Don Broco, Trash Boat) and mixed/mastered by Blair Crichton of Dead Pony, the energetic track features a bright guitar riff and rolling bass line reminiscent of early 2000s UK indie rock such as The Libertines.“Whoa / All you want is more more more / Yea / Cause I’m quite sure that you don’t really care,” sings frontman and guitarist Mathew Cartlidge during the track’s rowdy chorus. A press release shared that ‘More More More’ is a “rallying cry for the restless, capturing the pursuit of fleeting pleasures while questioning whether doing less might mean more.”Directed by Nico Beyer, the song’s accompanying video sees Cartlidge and his sister and Molotovs’ bassist Issey running down a tube station in suits and performing the song in front of a wall of lights on a stage.Speaking about the song in a press release, Mathew shared: “It’s about existing in a transient relationship that you feel indifferent about.

Andy Cohen is addressing whether he would consider offering Paige DeSorbo and Lindsay Hubbard a spot on the Real Housewives of New York City cast.

EXCLUSIVE: Does age matter when it comes to dating? That’s the question for Netflix’s latest entry into the dating pool.

FKA Twigs has postponed three shows on her Eusexua tour after failing to secure a visa in time to perform. Four of the six affected shows — due to take place in Chicago, Toronto, and New York — have been rescheduled already.

Late night show After Midnight will be coming to an end on CBS.

Étoile is coming soon!

Jake Paul is starring in a new reality show that is premiering this week!

Joe Otterson TV Reporter CBS‘ freshman drama “Watson” has been renewed for Season 2. The Morris Chestnut medical series is averaging 6.79 million viewers per episode in the Nielsen season-to-date most current data. Per CBS, the pilot episode — which aired following the AFC Championship game in January — has reached 18.7 million viewers in multiplatform viewing in Live+35.

CBS is halving its late-night output after canceling After Midnight, hosted by Taylor Tomlinson.

Marta Balaga Even Christina Hendricks is watching “The White Lotus.” “I’ve seen all these videos of Parker Posey on Instagram. Every actor in the world wants to be a part of ‘The White Lotus’: it’s like they’ve all won the lottery. You don’t just get a TV show – you get a whole new life.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Late-night shows simply aren’t the durable roosts they used to be. Taylor Tomlinson, the host of CBS’ “After Midnight,” is the latest host to exit the wee-hours space as more comedians see better career opportunities in the worlds of stand-up, podcasts and other creator-based media. Tomlinson felt more drawn to stand-up comedy and other potential opportunities, says one person familiar with her thinking, and felt the demands of a regular network show would crimp her ability to consider other projects.