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On Sunday night, Season 4, Episode 2 of Tracker will premiere on FOX. Tune in on Sunday night to watch the second episode of the fourth season of Tracker, airing on CBS. Colter Shaw, a trusted lone-wolf survivalist who, driven by the troubles of his past, uses his instincts to find the missing and collect rewards. Supported by lawyer Reenie Green, his business handler Velma Bruin and tech expert Bobby Exley, Colter will stop at nothing to get the job done.

On Sunday night, Season 38, Episode 3 of The Simpsons will premiere on FOX. Tune in on Sunday night to watch the second episode of the second season of The Simpsons, airing on FOX. This beloved animated comedy tells the story of the Simpson family and the residents of the typical American town of Springfield. Homer Simpson works at the local nuclear plant and does his best to lead his family, but often finds that they are leading him. Living with Homer at 742 Evergreen Terrace is loving, blue-haired matriarch Marge, troublemaking son Bart, overachieving daughter Lisa, and pacifier-sucking baby Maggie.

Christia Porta returns as a former champion with the rest of the contestants on Top Chef VIP on Sunday. The cooking competition series Top Chef: VIP returns with episode 53 of season five. This episode brings back former champion Christia Porta to challenge the remaining contestants. She previously won Top Chef: VIP and will challenge the remaining contestants to replicate her winning dish. This season is down to the final eight contestants, all looking to break through and win season five of Top Chef: VIP. The remaining contestants, Aylin Mujica, Guty Carrera, Kelly Rios, Lupillo Rivera, Mauricio Garza, Miguel Arce, Ninel Conde, and Roberto Romano, are all in the running to be crowned as the season five champion of Top Chef: VIP.

TORONTO - Hit '90s boyband The Backstreet Boys are adding more tour dates to their Toronto residency.

Comedian James Austin Johnson portrayed "Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary on the sketch comedy show, during which he addressed the dispute over the real O'Leary's proposed data center in Utah, known as the Stratos Project. "It's very simple. All I want is to buy up 40,000 acres of God's untouched splendor and replace it with a very loud computer that steals your job," Johnson's O'Leary said. "Is it going to take up precious water? Absolutely. Is it going to provide a necessary service? Who's to say? But on the flip side, it's going to make me a tremendous amount of money, and I think that's great. "

Ethan ShanfeldSun, October 11, 2026 at 6:45 PM UTC‘Artemis Fowl’ Animated TV Show Set at DisneyArtemis Fowl is coming to TV. An animated series adaptation of the bestselling book franchise has been greenlit for Disney Channel and Disney+. Author Eoin Colfer announced the news during the "25 Years of Artemis Fowl" panel at New York Comic Con. More from VarietyColfer will serve as an executive producer of the series, which follows the 13-year-old genius Artemis Fowl, who "uncovers an underground world of armed and dangerous — and surprisingly high-tech — fairies as he launches a plan to capture one and steal its magic to heal his dying mom and save his family," per the logline. The first "Artemis Fowl" book was published in 2001, and Colfer followed it up with 10 additional novels, the latest of which came out in 2021. The series has sold more than 35 million copies worldwide and has been translated in 48 languages. This isn't the first time the child prodigy has graced the screen. A live-action film adaptation based on the first book debuted on Disney+ in 2020 to negative reviews. The movie was removed from the streaming service in 2023.

Storyboards, model sheets, and puppet rigs from "Powerpuff Girls," "Gumball," and more hit online as Skydance absorbs Warner Bros. Chance Townsend is the General Assignments Editor at Mashable, covering tech, video games, dating apps, digital culture, and whatever else comes his way. He has a Master's in Journalism from the University of North Texas and is a proud orange cat father. His writing has also appeared in PC Mag and Mother Jones.

"Digger" will go down in box office history for all the wrong reasons. Tom Cruise and director Alejandro González Iñárritu's R-rated environmental satire is tracking to lose $245 million in its theatrical run, according to knowledgeable sources. It will wind up as one of the biggest flops, not just of the year but potentially of all time. More from VarietyAfter "Digger" opened last weekend to $8 million domestically and $20 million globally, Warner Bros. was primed to lose between $150 million to $200 million theatrically. The studio is now bracing for a larger write-down after ticket sales for the movie declined by 60% in its second weekend, bringing its tally to $14.4 million domestically and $35.3 million globally. That's despite the best efforts of Hollywood stars, including Anne Hathaway, Jane Fonda, Guillermo del Toro and Mandy Patinkin, who came to the defense of "Digger" and have been encouraging audiences to go to theaters. "Digger" is expected to end its box office run with roughly $50 million globally. For reference, the movie needs $350 million globally to break even because theater owners get to keep about half of ticket sales. A Warner Bros.

Originally appeared on E! OnlineMeghan Markle and Prince Harry's little ones are adjusting to their new life across the pond. After all, the Duchess of Sussex shared an adorable video of their kids Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, getting acquainted to their new normal following their August return to Harry's native United Kingdom. In the clip shared to Meghan's Instagram Stories Oct. 11, Archie and Lilibet can be seen taking a stroll down a picturesque walking trail in the English countryside. Set to The Temptations' 1964 track "My Girl," the video shows Archie riding his scooter down the path as his little sister keeps up with him on foot. Meanwhile, a group of wild deer pass in front of them in the distance. And while Meghan captured the footage as she trailed behind her little ones, their family dog Pula also joined in on the adventure, trotting in front of the As Ever founder to sniff around her new home. Harry, 42, and Meghan, 45, moved their young family back to the U. K. this past August, six years after taking a step back from their royal duties to reside in California. More from E!

Most rock stars are happy to master one instrument. Yoshiki built an international career playing two that couldn’t be more different, pounding through heavy metal songs behind a drum kit and sitting at a grand piano to perform sweeping classical compositions. Now the founder of X Japan has made history as the first Asian recipient of the Entertainment Community Fund Medal of Honor, recognizing a career that has carried Japanese rock onto international stages while turning musical success into meaningful support for people in need. The honour, presented at the Entertainment Community Fund’s annual gala in New York City, recognizes individuals whose contributions have enriched the global arts community. Its history stretches back to 1910, when the inaugural medal was presented to U. S. President William Howard Taft.

MIPCOM: Brazilian media giant Globo and production company Endemol Shine Brasil have partnered to co-create new entertainment formats with international potential. The collaboration aims to combine Endemol Shine Brasil’s creative and strategic strength, backed by the global reach of parent company Banijay Entertainment, with Globo’s experience creating and producing content that reaches more than 70 million people every day.