With the shutdown at its 39th day, federal workers go unpaid and essential services feel the squeeze as Washington wrestles with a path forward. Debates over health subsidies and funding extensions keep the outcome uncertain, even as a Sunday session looms. The stakes are rising for millions awaiting a resolution.

Rising actress Maya Imamori steps down from a popular Super Sentai series after revelations of underage drinking. The move, paired with immediate contract terminations, signals a renewed push for stricter industry compliance and leaves questions about what’s next for her career.

Silicon Valley tension flares in Crescent Park as a high-profile family’s Montessori project collides with permits, traffic, and neighborhood concerns. The clash raises tough questions about fair enforcement, privilege, and how local rules shape community life.

Firefighter Patrick Brady’s death sends shockwaves through the FDNY and the city he served. In the wake of the tragedy, colleagues and family remember a life dedicated to protecting others.

ABC’s holiday slate shines with warmth, laughter, and plenty of festive surprises. Expect heartwarming moments, new specials like Dancing with the Holidays, the return of The Great Christmas Light Fight, and beloved classics from The Sound of Music to Home Alone—all set to light up screens this season. A season of family-friendly sparkle and cheer…

Quentin Tarantino’s four-hour epic returns, reuniting Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 in one expansive cut. The newly unveiled trailer hints at a festival-worthy revival—with 35mm and 70mm screenings and a rare intermission—offering a fresh take on a beloved saga.

Three stray dogs in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone drew the internet’s eye with their vivid blue fur. Veterinary investigators soon peeled back the mystery, pointing to a harmless, everyday cause and highlighting how quickly online rumors can take hold. The piece also spotlights the Dogs of Chernobyl and their ongoing, humane efforts to care for…

Two Euphoria co-stars once inseparable now navigate a rift fueled by politics, threatening their on-screen reunion. As public disagreements unfold, fans wonder how this will shape the next season and their friendship.

December on Netflix is packed with premieres and a definitive finale. The month features the much-anticipated final season of Stranger Things alongside a diverse slate of thrillers, comedies, and adventures. It’s the perfect setup for a holiday binge that’s hard to resist.

A mockumentary-style comedy blending cheer energy with fast-paced sports hijinks, Stumble follows a fallen coach as she rebuilds a ragtag squad and aims for nationals. Led by Courteney Potter and a quirky cast, with witty cutaway interviews and plenty of slapstick, the show promises laughs, surprises, and a surprisingly warm underdog tale.

An intimate, emotionally charged drama, Rosemead follows a terminally ill mother who will do anything to protect her troubled son. Lucy Liu delivers a career-defining, quietly devastating performance as Irene, a woman pushed to the edge by love and fear. A piercing portrait of sacrifice, family, and the limits of what a parent will endure.

After a year of dating, Shane Gillis and Grace Brassel are moving on separately. As they pivot toward new projects and personal brands, fans are buzzing about what comes next for the comedian and the influencer.