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Back in action. Another season of the beloved DreamWorks series Dragons Rescue Riders: Heroes of the Sky hits Peacock next month, but you don't have to wait until then to get an exclusive glimpse at what's to come for dragons Summer (Skai Jackson) and Aggro (Marsai Martin). They're hanging out with viking twins Dak (Nicolas Cantu) and Leyla (Brennley Brown) and their fellow dragons in this exclusive sneak peek clip when all of a sudden, they stumble upon a Relentless Rainbow Horn who's "super-duper stuck," as Summer puts it.  "I landed here to grab something to eat," the Relentless Rainbow Horn says, "but then this grass grabbed...

Exclusive: Peacock will launch a spinoff of DreamWorks Animation’s series Dragons Rescue Riders.

The streamer will premiere Dragons Rescue Riders: Heroes of the Sky, an offshoot of the kids series that has run for two seasons on Netflix.

The series, which will launch November 24, is one of a number of kids shows on the platform as it looks to bolsters it youth programming.

The NBCU platform has also renewed series including Curious George, Madagascar: A Little Wild and is launching holiday special Madagascar: A Little Wild Holiday Goose Chase.

Dragons Rescue Riders: Heroes of the Sky is the next chapter following the adventures of Viking twins Dak and Leyla, who were rescued and raised by dragons, growing up learning to speak their language. Along with young dragons Winger, Summer, Cutter and Burple, they defend and protect other dragons on exciting adventures around their home of Huttsgalor.

It stars the voice talent of Nicolas Cantu,...

Gwen Stefani had a bananas 2020. Not only did she get engaged to her co-star/best friend Blake Shelton, but she also dominated the Billboard charts with singles like “Nobody but You,” “Here This Christmas” and “Let Me Reintroduce Myself.” Oh, and she finally won “The Voice” on her fifth try. During Tuesday’s grand finale of Season 19, Gwen’s artist Carter Rubin claimed victory over Jim Ranger & Ian Flanigan of Team Blake, Desz of Team Kelly Clarkson and John Holiday of Team John Legend. (Read our minute-by-minute recap.) At 15 years old, Carter is now the youngest male winner of all time.

Carter was a “Voice” favorite ever since his blind audition of “Before You Go,” where he earned two chair-turns from Gwen and John. He ultimately decided to join Team Gwen, a decision that’s now paid off handsomely. This pop singer from Long Island, New York next performed “Like...

Look, I’m as enthusiastic as anybody when watching The Voice (and, judging from the comments that follow these recaps, more enthusiastic than some people). But Kelly Clarkson, as much as I love Season 14’s winning coach, has got to take it down a notch. I’m not talking about her loquaciousness when pitching to get a contestant on her team, either. Who wouldn’t try to say as much as fast as they could in that instance, especially if they cared? No, I’m talking about the way she makes a scene on her throne during the actual performance,...

Suggesting superstitiously that Season 13 of The Voice would be unlucky was a silly gimmick, I thought — until in the premiere, the coaches all passed on my two favorite contestants of the night: Xaris, a teenage folk singer who’s as much of a gem as Jewel, and Odiseas, who returned from his Season 3 tryout with enough star power to light up a constellation. But it was still nice to have Miley Cyrus back on the panel — and not to have to listen to Gwen Stefani pitching female vocalists on joining her team with compelling arguments like, “You’re a girl,...