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A storm erupted in Hollywood after ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live! under pressure from the Trump administration, following the comedian's remarks about conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination. Kimmel, who has long been a critic of Donald Trump, suggested during his September 10 monologue that Kirk's allies were exploiting his death for political gain. His comments prompted backlash from affiliates and regulators, ultimately leading Disney-owned ABC to pull the program indefinitely.

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Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet has emerged as the toast of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), clinching the prestigious People’s Choice Award. The honor, one of the most influential in the global film circuit, significantly boosts the film’s prospects in the upcoming awards season, particularly the Oscars.

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At 89, Julie Andrews proved that brilliance never fades as she claimed her third Emmy Award during the Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Saturday. The legendary actress and singer received the honor for best character voice-over performance for her narration in Netflix's celebrated period drama Bridgerton. It marked her first Emmy win since 2005, solidifying her reputation as a performer whose talent transcends generations.

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Paramount+ is set to roll out a new multiview feature next week, just in time for the kickoff of CBS Sports’ coverage of the UEFA Champions League. The feature, designed to let fans watch multiple games simultaneously, marks a significant upgrade to the platform’s live sports offering and signals the company’s intent to expand the technology to entertainment and news programming in the near future.

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Season 34 of Dancing With the Stars is shaping up to be one of the most dynamic yet, with ABC officially announcing the full celebrity cast and their pro partners during Wednesday's episode of Good Morning America. The reveal followed a high-energy performance by DWTS veterans Jenna Johnson, Derek Hough and others, setting the stage for the September 16 premiere on ABC and Disney+, with next-day streaming on Hulu.

 
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ABC is shaking up its formula for the long-running franchise "The Bachelorette," opting for a new kind of leading lady. Instead of choosing from past contestants of "The Bachelor," the network has brought in Taylor Frankie Paul, a familiar face from Hulu's reality series "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives." The Utah native and single mother of three first gained attention on TikTok as part of the "MomTok" community, where her humor and candor drew a devoted audience. But her fame skyrocketed when she spoke publicly about the "soft-swinging" culture within her social circle, a revelation that ultimately inspired the Emmy-nominated Hulu series.

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