Mar. 15, 2025
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Like father, like son.
“I’m beyond words proud,” Geoffrey, 61, toldPage Six. “I’m speechless.”
“I’ve observed it over the years,” he said of his son’s star power. “I’ve been observing it for the last five or six years.”
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Uncoupled, the latest show fromSex and the CityandEmily in PariscreatorDarren Star, is Jordyn’s first role. He was previously a guard for the University of Massachusetts Lowell’s basketball team, and he’s also anartistand model.
Mar. 15, 2025
Photo: MGM/Courtesy Everett CollectionA newCreedspinoff centering onDolph Lundgren’sRockycharacter is reportedly being worked on.According toThe Wrap, the new project titledDragowill chronicle the relationship between Russian boxer Ivan Drago (Lundgren) — who was introduced in 1985’sRocky IV— and his son Viktor Drago (Florian Munteanu) who appeared in 2018’sCreed 2. 2015’sCreedwas a hit spinoff of theRockyfranchise.Lundgren, 64, previously teased the possibility of a spinoff based on his character in an interview withThe Hollywood Reporterlast year.
Mar. 15, 2025
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Ashley Flowershas taken her passion for true crime to new dimensions.
The producer and co-host ofCrime Junkie,a chart-topping podcast with over 500 million downloads and 250 episodes, turned her expansive knowledge of the topic into a fictional murder mystery titledAll Good People Here, which is set to release Aug. 16.
Flowers' debut novel follows Margot, a young reporter, as she returns to her hometown of Wakarusa, Ind., to unearth the backstories of her lifelong neighbors — and tries to find answers regarding the murder of her childhood friend, January Jacobs, which has gone unsolved for 25 years.
Mar. 15, 2025
The first trailer forCriminal Minds: Evolutionis here, and it’s a doozy.
In the teaser, the gang from the Behavioral Analysis Unit come back together to solve a mega-case: a network of serial killers.
“All my years as a profiler, I studied killers, but I never studied what a pandemic would do to them,“Joe Mantegna’s Dave Rossi says in the trailer. “They couldn’t move, they couldn’t hunt, so they started communicating to become better predators.
Mar. 15, 2025
Photo: National Geographic/Nicholas ReavesCritter Fixers: Country Vetsis back for season 4.The Nat Geo WILD docuseries follows veterinarians Dr. Terrence Ferguson and Dr. Vernard Hodges as they care for various creatures at their veterinary practice serving large swaths of rural Georgia. Working near farms and ranches means the vets treat more than just cats and dogs. Dr. Ferguson and Dr. Hodges regularly see goats, cows, horses, turkeys, pigs, and more.Season four ofCritter Fixers: Country Vets, now available to stream on Disney +, promises more amusing and adorable animal encounters and a close-up look at the caring practiceCritter Fixers' veterinarians have built together.