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“Survivor” journey. After being voted out by Rachel LaMont’s shocking idol play, the 31-year-old AI research assistant exclusively spoke to The Post about how he went from suffering a public breakdown on day three to masterminding his “Operation: Italy” scheme that nearly won him the game. “I’ve done a lot of work trying to proces exactly how that happened, why that happened, like what was going on there,” Rueda said.He also called the incident “unprecedented” and “uncharacteristic.”Read Rueda’s full interview below.

“Survivor” — and hated watching herself on it.“The whole part of watching myself on TV has been like a true nightmare,” the 33-year-old corporate lawyer exclusively told The Post after being eliminated in fifth place on Season 47. Mushaluk also told The Post how she felt about Sam Phalen ratting out her fake idol, why voting out Kishan Patel took such a toll on her emotionally, and if she would return for Season 50.Read Mushaluk’s full interview below.New York Post: How do you feel that you’re out of the game the week before the finale?The whole part of watching myself on TV has been a true nightmare. So I am very happy.

isn’t happy that CBS ended the show after fourteen seasons – and he’s been very vocal about it. Selleck, 79, has not pasted on a smile and parroted a polite company line. He’s an industry giant, and perhaps that’s why he’s felt free to speak his mind.

Variety that she received “insane death threats constantly coming into the studios” when her bisexual character on the medical drama series got into an interracial relationship with Omar Epps’ Dr. Eric Foreman.Wilde said that, amid the backlash, extra security was hired for her on the set of the show.Wilde played Remy “Thirteen” Hadley on “House” from 2007 to 2012.At the time, Wilde was one of the only people to portray a bisexual character on primetime television.“Seeing what’s on television now, if you watch ‘Euphoria,‘ the fact that that my character was shocking and groundbreaking then, it’s like, no, it’s nothing,” Wilde told Variety at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia.She also explained how dealing with hate from the public can affect her work in film and TV.“The damage that does to an artist is profound, because you stop being as fearless.

before his death, and his adult children Kayce (Luke Grimes), Jamie (Wes Bentley), Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Beth’s husband, Rip (Cole Hauser).Here’s everything to know about what’s next in the “Yellowstone” extended universe, which is helmed by Sheridan. The first “Yellowstone” spinoff followed a previous generation of the Dutton family, living post-Civil War. It starred Tim McGraw, Faith Hill and Sam Elliott.

Season 5 will mark López’s second season at the helm of the anthology crime drama, after taking over from series creator Nic Pizzolatto in season 4, “True Detective: Night Country.”López spoke with The Post about the future of the HBO show at TheWrap’s 2024 Power Women Summit in Beverly Hills on Dec. 3.

his wife, Mary Steenburgen, appeared on the sitcom, they watched the very first episode and “thought it absolutely sucked.”“I’ve told this story before, but we watched the pilot of ‘Curb,'” Danson said on his SiriusXM podcast “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” on Wednesday.“Mary thought it was great. I thought it sucked. I thought it absolutely sucked and I felt sorry for my new friend, Larry David.”Danson explained that to be “encouraging” to David, 77, who created, wrote and starred in “Curb,” he promised the fellow actor that he and Steenburgen, 71, would play themselves on the show.“And in that sort of idiocy, I ended up being part of something that changed my life,” Danson said.

Esquire about Costner’s controversial departure from the show.“Hopefully everyone can see that it was time,” Grimes said in the interview, which published Tuesday. “To be really honest, there was a part of Kevin being gone that meant some of the conflict was gone.”“Obviously, it didn’t make it super fun to be around,” Grimes continued. “Not pointing any fingers, but it was actually the easiest season we’ve filmed.”Costner left “Yellowstone” after filming only the first half of Season 5 and moved on to focus on his new Western film series, “Horizon.”The Oscar winner has denied that he quit the show because of an alleged feud with creator Taylor Sheridan.

“Dinner’s on Me” podcast.“The Comeback” star said that when the cast of the hit NBC comedy show reunited years later, it felt like no time had passed between them.“Just us at someone’s house and [we] had dinner, and like, didn’t miss a beat,” Kudrow said.“Friends” aired on NBC in the 1990s and spanned 10 seasons from 1994-2004. It followed a group of friends in their mid-20s going through life lessons, family, love, drama and friendship.

Decider’s review, viewers were urged to “skip” watching the series.“‘Polo’ is a mostly boring look at a sport that very few people outside of elite circles have any particular interest in,” the review reads.“The first episode was tough to connect with, because it presents a world that not only isn’t very relatable to most people, but is boring to boot,” critic Joel Keller added.The review did, however, note that the series is a good watch for those wanting to familiarize themselves with the sport.Harry is only seen a handful of times in the series, including a brief appearance in the opening credits and then again in episode four.Markle, for her part, made a quick appearance in the fifth and final episode of the series.Elsewhere, The Guardian gave the series just two out of five stars — calling the sport “the stupidest, most obnoxious sport known to humanity” and a “playground of the rich.”“‘Polo’ looks destined to fall through the submenus into obscurity at the speed of light.

Deadline reported Wednesday.The show is reportedly being worked on by “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan and will likely feature other cast members from the show in addition to Reilly, 47, and Hauser, 49.Deadline also reported that the spinoff will be set in the same present-day time frame as the flagship series. The Post has reached out to reps for “Yellowstone” for comment.News of the spinoff comes ahead of the upcoming “Yellowstone” Season 5 finale airing Sunday.

a press release on Tuesday, Dec. 10.They did not reveal his cause of death.“Cole’s talent, combined with his magnetic presence, made him a defining figure of the era,” the statement read.

said in a statement on Wednesday.ITV has covered Andrews’ story before. In 2020, the network released a documentary about her case called “Fergie’s Killer Dresser: The Jane Andrews Story.”Andrews garnered the nickname “the fatal attraction killer” after having worked for the Duchess of York for nearly a decade at the time of Cressman’s murder.

“Peppa Pig.”The “Black Doves” star, 39, appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” Monday and blamed the British children’s show for her decision to not have more children.Knightley explained that her daughters Edie, 9, and Delilah, 5, whom she has with husband James Righton, are “very cool right now” watching Japanese movies by Studio Ghibli — which is a welcome change for the actress.“You’re like, ‘Oh this is just lovely after watching seven years of ‘Peppa Pig,'” she said.The “Pirates of the Caribbean” star then went on a rant about the animated series, which follows a female piglet that has human characteristics.“You know that thing where you’re like, ‘Oh, you know they’re so nice. Should we have another one?’ And you think, ‘Oh yeah, I could do the pregnancy.

Netflix documentary series “Polo,” which came out Tuesday.The “Suits” alum, 43, supported her husband at the Sentebale Polo Challenge in Wellington, Florida alongside her pal Serena Williams.The couple kissed after Meghan presented Harry with a trophy following the match, which took place in April.Harry and Meghan executive produced the docuseries about the fast-paced and demanding world of polo, which they hope will help break stereotypes about the sport.Set during the 2024 US Open Polo Championship in Wellington, Florida, the Netflix show also includes moments from the 2024 Sentebale Polo Cup, an annual match benefitting Sentebale, the organization Prince Harry co-founded with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho to help vulnerable children in Lesotho and Botswana, including those living with HIV/AIDS and mental health challenges. Harry played in this year’s event and was joined by some of polo’s greatest players, including Argentina’s Adolfo Cambiaso.

2023 health scare. The Oscar winner, 56, said that he had a “brain bleed that led to a stroke.”“April 11, I was having a bad headache, and I asked my boy for a Aspirin. I realized quickly that when you’re in a medical emergency, your boys don’t know what the f–k to do,” Foxx recalled.“Before I could get the Aspirin [clicks his fingers] I went out.

The Guardian, which published on Dec. 7. “He would be an even better actor if he just got rid of that so there would be much more inclusiveness in what he did.”Cox and Strong, 45, played father-son duo Logan and Kendall Roy, respectively, on the HBO series.

announced their 2025 nominees for film and television on Monday morning. Unlike the wild-and-crazy Globes of yore, which made room for “Bridesmaids,” “Deadpool” and “Crazy Rich Asians,” alongside more prestigious fare, the on-the-wagon Globes’ list reads like that of a black-tie European festival.I’m half-surprised presenters Mindy Kaling and Morris Chestnut didn’t begin the news with, “Mesdames et Messieurs …”Actually, this year’s ceremony could, in a first, wind up snobbier than the Oscars.

penultimate episode of the entire series — supposedly. And, the hit ranch drama chose to focus the hour on an oddly self-aggrandizing sequence from creator Taylor Sheridan, including a cameo from supermodel Bella Hadid.Viewers were not quite on board for this. “Taylor Sheridan making Bella Hadid his girlfriend in ‘Yellowstone’ is objectively hilarious,” one fan wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

Bill Lawrence could have never imagined that he’d have the opportunity to work with Harrison Ford one day.“The greatest gift of my professional career is getting to be involved in this stage of Harrison Ford’s career. It’s been really cool,” the “Shrinking” co-creator, 55, told The Post of their Apple TV+ comedy. “He’s so conscientious.

axing of “Blue Bloods,” saying he’d love to star in a Western helmed by “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan. The 79-year-old revealed he isn’t ready for retirement in an interview with Parade published on Friday, dishing on his dream role. “A good Western’s always on my list,” the legendary actor shared.