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CBS is no longer planning to air “Survivor” Season 41 this fall.

Variety has learned that CBS has pulled the long-running reality competition series from its fall 2020-2021 lineup. Production on the season, which will take place in Fiji, was delayed back in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

According to an individual with knowledge of the production, CBS and officials in Fiji are still evaluating the best time to start production due to the heightened health and safety concerns involved.

“The Amazing Race” will now take “Survivor’s” 8 p.m. time slot on Wednesday nights, moving up an hour. “Seal Team

The 2020 edition of the Telluride Film Festival has been canceled.

“After months of intense due diligence around physically holding an event, we’ve come to the heartbreaking but unanimous conclusion to cancel this year’s Labor Day celebration of film in Telluride,” the festival said in a statement on Tuesday. “But with a seemingly unending number of new cases of Covid-19 and the national chaos around it, even the best strategy is threatened by this out of control environment.”

The 47th annual festival was set to run Sept. 3-7.

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After months of intense due diligence around physically holding an event, we’ve come to the heartbreaking but unanimous conclusion to cancel this year’s Labor Day celebration of film in Telluride.

While there will be those who might say they’re not surprised by it, that this was inevitable, we beg to differ. It didn

“Dancing With the Stars” is moving on without its longtime co-hosts, Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews, ABC announced on Monday.

The news comes after Bergeron tweeted that he had been informed that the show “will be continuing without me” on Monday. “It’s been an incredible 15 year run and the most unexpected gift of my career,” he wrote. “I’m grateful for that and for the lifelong friendships made. That said, now what am I supposed to do with all of these glitter masks?”

In a joint statement in response to Bergeron’s tweet, ABC and “Dancing With the Stars” producers BBC Studios attributed the decision to a “new creative direction” for the long-running dancing competition show. No replacements for the duo were announced.

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“Tom Bergeron will forever be part of the Dancing with the Stars family,” the two companies said.

Grant Imahara, an electrical engineer and former host on the Discovery Channel show “Mythbusters” has died at 49, a spokesperson for Discovery has confirmed to Variety.

“We are heartbroken to hear this sad news about Grant. He was an important part of our Discovery family and a really wonderful man. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family,” the Discovery spokesperson said in a statement.

No other details about Imahara’s death were provided.

Imahara co-hosted more than 200 episodes of “Mythbusters,” beginning with season 3 in 2005 through 2014. He joined the show after an invitation from host Jamie Hyneman and was a part of the Build Team with Kari Byron and Tory Belleci. He replaced welder Scottie Chapman. Imahara was best known for making the robots and other electronics needed for the experiments on the hit show.

Fellow “Mythbusters” host Adam Savage paid tribute to Imahara on Twitter.

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NBCUniversal has upped the amount of content to be available in Peacock for the U.S. national launch on Wednesday, July 15, in both its free and paid tiers. But the fledgling streamer will not be on Roku or Amazon Fire TV in its first nationwide flight.

Starting Wednesday, Peacock will be available in two main tiers: Peacock Premium, with more than 20,000 hours of programming, and Peacock Free, which will include a subset of that with over 13,000 hours.

Click here for highlights of what content is available on Peacock Free and Peacock Premium, as well as what originals and other TV shows,

“Empire” alum and rapper Bryshere Gray was arrested on domestic violence charges in Goodyear, Arizona Monday, after a woman who identified herself as his wife called 9-1-1 to report the former Fox star.

Police responded to the woman’s call, which was placed from a gas station, on Sunday at approximately 10:15 p.m, according to a press release from the Goodyear Police Department. The woman told police she had been assaulted at her home for “several hours” by her husband, who she said was Gray, an actor best known for playing Hakeem Lyon on the recently ended “Empire” for the Fox hip-hop drama’s entire six season run.

According the department, “The victim had numerous visible injuries on her body and also stated that she was strangled at one point by Gray and temporarily lost consciousness. She was taken to a nearby hospital.”

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Would you be willing to give up privacy, family and monogamy for a shot at happiness? If so, have we got a Brave New World for you.

Peacock’s adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s 1932 novel — now available to stream in full — transports viewers to a vivid dystopia where impulses and emotions are suppressed, where humans are divided into tiers, and where “everyone belongs to everyone else.” All of this is made painfully clear in the sci-fi drama’s premiere as we see scientist Lenina (Downton Abbey‘s Jessica Brown Findlay) chastised by her superior for participating in what appears to

Sara Bareilles had long favored “Little Voice” as a title — she named her debut album that, back in 2007. And it ultimately came up as one again when she and her collaborator on Broadway’s “Waitress,” Jessie Nelson, began working on a new TV series about a young singer-songwriter who is just beginning to find and claim her own voice, that was an obvious go-to in naming the Apple TV Plus show. But it took a while to get there, as the two co-executive producers batted around titles — and title songs — for the show.

“After ‘Waitress’ opened, Sara and I were

Dave Kajganich, the writer and producer who created the first season of AMC’s “The Terror” and penned Luca Guadagnino “Suspiria,” has signed an overall deal with Fox 21 Television Studios.

As part of the deal, Kajganich will work with Fox 21 to create, develop and produce series for network, cable and streaming platforms. His current projects include writing a third feature for Guadagnino (the two also collaborated on “A Bigger Splash”) and adapting Tim Winton’s novel “The Riders” into a feature for Ridley Scott.

“Dave Kajganich has been one of our favorite writers for some time now, and

The lives and loves of Downton Abbey's Crawley family and their staff are as complicated as they are juicy. Whether you're looking to revisit the show or watch it for the first time, there's plenty to enjoy in this period drama, which aired on PBS in the U.S. from 2011-2016 and on ITV in the U.K.

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As a spike in Covid-19 cases puts a halt to reopening plans in the city of Los Angeles, public broadcaster Kcet is launching the series “Southland Sessions” to bring arts and cultural events to viewers quarantined at home.

The series, which premieres Wednesday night, will feature conversations with local artists and cultural leaders as they discuss how the pandemic — as well as the recent social uprisings across the country — impact the arts locally. Episodes will also focus on local arts and cultural events, including the City of Los Angeles Individual Artist Fellowships, Watts Towers Day of the Drum Festival and

Where/when in the world is Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.‘s Fitz? As the ABC series kicks off the back half of its farewell seasontonight at 10/9c, we at long last have some intel on when the genius Scot will be heard from again.

Appearing in a Marvel.com video interview, Elizabeth Henstridge first shared her own big news — that she quietly made her directorial debut, with the S.H.I.E.L.D. episode airing next Wednesday, July 22. But before the Q&a came to an end, Henstridge was invited to address the elephant in the Zephyr: When (if ever) during this 13-episode farewell season

Glee‘s Heather Morris is mourning the loss of Naya Rivera, who died in a horrific drowning accident on July 8.

In a series of Instagram photos showing playdates between Morris’ sons, Owen and Elijah, and Rivera’s son, Josey, Morris reflected on “the most beautiful friendship” that she and her co-star developed over the years.

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Good Witch fans will be happy to know that the series has been renewed for Season 7, but the bad news is we have no idea when that season will be filmed, much less when it will air. While we wait to find out what happens next, you may find yourself looking for a new series to occupy your time. At TV

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British star Idris Elba advocated that racism in film and TV shows should be no different from sexism, with a rating system to warn viewers of racist viewpoints.

“That’s why we have a rating system: We tell you that this particular content is rated U, PG, 15, 18,” said Elba to the Radio Times. “To mock the truth, you have to know the truth. But to censor racist themes within a show, to pull it – wait a second, I think viewers should know that people made shows like this.”

He continued: “Out of respect for the time and the movement, commissioners

Another day, another brand new streaming platform out there begging you to subscribe to its service so you can ignore your family members and binge-watch a bunch of TV shows and movies in the name of entertainment. This time, it's NBCUniversal's Peacock, which offers a free tier as well as two

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No matter your opinion of Ross Geller, the actor behind him is an objectively deft comic performer. David Schwimmer only got better during his decade-long, career-making time on “Friends,” and that we haven’t seen him starring in a half-hour comedy since 2004 speaks more to the artist’s varying interests than anything else (be it a collective dislike of the character forever tied to his image or a personal disinterest in the genre).

Enter “Intelligence,” Schwimmer’s return to TV comedy via NBCUniversal’s new streaming service, Peacock. It’s not exactly an orchestrated comeback. The six-episode first season was originally made for the U.K.’s Sky One and already aired overseas in February, making it less Schwimmer’s version of “Cougar Town” or “Mr. Sunshine” — big ticket broadcast series billed as the star’s return to network sitcoms — than a smaller series befitting the actor’s ever-widening focus.

Amazon is developing a half-hour comedy series with Crab Club Inc. and Sb Projects.

The series is titled “The Undesirables.” It is set in a near-future Los Angeles that explores the unexpected relationships that form when a group of outcasts are forced to bond under unusual circumstances.

Ken Cheng of Crab Club and Arvin Chen will write and executive produce. Jessica Gao and Jimmy O. Yang of Crab Club will executive produce along with Scooter Braun, Scott Manson, and James Shin for Sb Projects. The show is the first to be set up under Sb Projects’ first-look deal with Amazon.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for Psych 2: Lassie Come Home. Read at your own risk!]

C'mon, son! Shawn (James Roday Rodriguez), Gus (Dulé Hill), and the rest of the Psych family are back in Psych 2: Lassie Come Home, the long-awaited Psych movie sequel. As its title suggests, the film

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It's hard to believe it, but Psych has done it again! NBC Universal's streaming site Peacock has officially launched, and with it, the next Psych movie, Psych 2: Lassie Come Home. And yes, it lived up to the hype.

Most of the movie focused on Lassiter's (Timothy Omundson) hospital recovery after

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