SPOILER ALERT: The following reveals major plot points from tonight’s episode of NBC’s Chicago P.D. It’s the end of an era as LaRoyce Hawkins makes his final appearance as Kevin Atwater on NBC’s Chicago P.D. as a series regular.SourceDeadlineRead on Deadline
In the third episode of “South Park” Season 29, the gang gets stuck in the Sephora “Backroom,” Stan’s dad shrinks himself and aura battles take over South America (the newly named mountain town), meaning internet lingo like “mogging,” “maxxing,” “mewing,” “chad,” “cringe” and “rizz” are plentiful.SourcesVariety · The Hollywood ReporterRead on VarietyRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Bialy reflects on the audition, appeal and legacy of the cerebral palsy-afflicted actor, who she and her partner Sherry Thomas brought to the attention of Vince Gilligan, and who died on Oct. 12 at just 34.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
A high-speech traffic accident leaves a college student in a wheelchair for life, but that’s merely the starting point of the narrative in “To Be Ordinary,” a sensitive, slowly enveloping film with scant interest in disability-drama cliché — instead offering an expansive portrait of how the young…SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Sylvester Stallone is opening up about how decades of daredevilry have affected him—and why he considers himself an “idiot” for continuing to do his own stunts year after year.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
As “The Lowdown” Season 2 opens, citizen journalist (or “truthstorian”) Lee Raybon (Ethan Hawke) is in a completely uncomfortable position: success.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Academy CEO Bill Kramer is set to make his first trip to Asia later this month. He will collect a leadership award at the Tokyo International Film Festival and also sit down with Toho president and CEO Matsuoka Hiro for a public conversation.SourcesVariety · DeadlineRead on VarietyRead on Deadline
In a true turn of events that would seem almost incredulous in a Hollywood script, the boss of a now defunct production company that specialized in true crime is wanted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.SourceDeadlineRead on Deadline
He helped stage ‘Waiting for Godot’ (and played Lucky) inside San Quentin State Prison in 1957, then helped out Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter with their recent Broadway revival.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Move over, Chalamet — there’s a new white boy of the year. Minnesota Timberwolves player Anthony Edwards has brought back his satirical Believe That Awards, which went viral in 2025 — reaching 150 million cross-platform views — for crowning Timothée Chalamet white boy of the year.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Jodie Sweetin is giving fans a health update on her “Full House” co-star Dave Coulier, eight months after the actor announced he was in remission from tongue cancer.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
