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It's celebration time in Sister Wives land, as viewers are invited to the wedding of the century: the nuptials of Christine Brown and her fiancé, David Woolley. This is actually the episode we've all been waiting for, as we've watched preparations for the day unfold throughout the season.

While Christine and David are finally taking the leap, Kody's in Flagstaff cutting down a big tree. And having Fomo that he's not invited to the wedding, of course.

From public displays of affection to late-night lap dances, this is unlike any other Brown family wedding. But we'll get into that later. For now,

ladies and gentlemen, it's time to silence your cell phones and take your seats, as the wedding of the century is about to begin.

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Sister Wives fans, we've finally made it to the episode you've all been waiting for. Christine Brown and David Woolley's lightening speed relationship is finally culminating with a walk down the aisle.

At this point, we've seen every aspect of Christine's wedding planning, from picking a venue to throwing countless celebrations to shopping for a wedding dress. We've also been repeatedly reminded of how different this wedding will be from her first wedding to Kody Brown back in 1994, in which she wore a dress that resembled a satin pillowcase and had to keep the entire thing under wraps because they were afraid of being exposed as a plural family.

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Now, about 30 years later, Christine is finally getting her dream wedding. And we finally get to see it on this episode, entitled "A Time To Weep, A Time To Laugh."

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Previously, on Sister Wives, patriarch Kody Brown and his remaining wife, Robyn Brown, discussed their daughters' desire to find a new religion and church, while former wives Christine Brown, Meri Brown and Jenelle Brown moved forward without Kody.

Christine is, of course, giddy at her upcoming nuptials with David Woolley, while Meri relies on a strong group of female friends for support and welcome into her new life in Utah.

Episode 15, entitled "Faith Can Move Mountains," picks up with Christine and David throwing yet another celebration, Meri celebrating her move and Robyn and Kody struggling to find a new religion that suits them and their family. Let's see what kind of entanglements this family gets into this week.

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Season 19 of Sister Wives has certainly served as a shakeup for the long-running series, as a new sneak peek for Sunday's episode reminds us.

Granted, the Brown family's longstanding reality TV fame is such that some developments outrun production, such as Christine's quickie marriage to new husband David Woolley — the wedding had long come and gone before Season 19 aired, depicting the start of their courtship.

At the same time, fans were aware that Kody's marriages to the so-called "Og three" – Meri, Janelle, and Christine – had collapsed, but it's when episodes air that viewers get a better understanding of precisely what went down.

Currently, Kody and his one remaining wife, Robyn, are monogamous by default — and if you need to refresh your memory about the wildly eventful Season 19 to date, we've been recapping the show thoroughly:

Season, Episode Number

Episode Title

Air Date

S19 E1

"A House Divided Cannot...

Season 19 of Sister Wives has almost re-invented the long-running reality TV show for a few reasons, with the post-Kody lives of his three now ex-wives – Meri, Janelle, and Christine – emerging as a significant change.

If you're a longtime fan of Sister Wives, you're familiar with the evolution of the Brown family over so many years and seasons — in 2021, Christine exited their plural marriage, with Janelle following, and then Meri.

And if you haven't been keeping up with Season 19, we've got you — we've been extensively recapping it, and you can skim along for highlights:

Season, Episode Number

Episode Title

Air Date

S19 E1

"A House Divided Cannot Stand"

September 15, 2024

S19 E2

"Let There Be Light"

September 22, 2024

S19 E3

"Am I My Brother's Keeper?"

September 29, 2024

S19 E4

"How The Mighty Have Fallen"

October 6, 2024

S19 E5

"The Year Of Release"

October 13, 2024

S19 E6

"He Delivered Me From All My Fears"

October 20, 2024

S...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for the 2024 Doctor Who Christmas special, "Joy to the World."Doctor Who's rich and storied history means the show can address long-forgotten storylines, and showrunner Russell T. Davies has chosen to do so with an incredibly niche piece of canon from the era of Tom Baker's Fourth Doctor. Baker was one of the most popular actors to play the Time Lord in Doctor Who's classic era, and the return of Sutekh Doctor Who season 14 proves that Davies is also a fan of that period of the franchise's history. However, the show's leader is delving even deeper into Four's past to possibly help inform Doctor Who season 15's story.

Tom Baker remains the longest-serving of all the actors to play the Doctor. He made his debut as Four in 1974 and stepped away in 1981. His lengthy time as the show's leading man resulted in many storylines...

Doctor Who has finally answered a 14-year-old question that left fans scratching their heads. Doctor Who season 14, which premiered in May 2024, brought in the brilliant Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor. Gatwa has been received with praise for bringing a vibrant new Doctor to the table. Since Disney bought Doctor Who and relaunched it in 2023 with Gatwa fronting proceedings, it has introduced new mysteries without answering all too many. However, Doctor Who made sure that one old franchise mystery was resolved.

As a franchise, Doctor Who is reasonably active on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. Occasionally, the series continues on X as a multi-format phenomenon. @bccdoctorwho posts behind-the-scenes snippets of information and in-universe teases that continue the myths of the characters of Doctor Who season 14 and beyond, with any season fair game. Recently, Doctor Who used X to post a sneaky and surprising insight into a long-gone season.

Prisoner Zero could be returning to Doctor Who, according to a newly-revealed snippet of information. After Matt Smith's freshly-regenerated Eleventh Doctor polished off his custard-soaked fish fingers and adjusted his bow tie, the first Doctor Who villain he faced was the formidable Prisoner Zero. In its base form, this creature looked like a DNA mashup of an eel and a piranha, but the creature's shapeshifting ability meant it typically looked human during Doctor Who season 5's "The Eleventh Hour."

Most memorably, Prisoner Zero was portrayed by Olivia Colman in her pre-Oscar years. When "The Eleventh Hour" aired in 2010, Colman was best known for her long-running role as Sophie in the British comedy series Peep Show. The actress would, of course, go on to win a Best Actress Oscar for The Favourite, and is now a firm favorite of Hollywood. Interestingly, a sneaky clue released ahead of Doctor Who season...

When last we left our fearless Sister Wives fam, the wives were learning how to form new communities in the wake of their multiple divorces from patriarch Kody Brown. Meri Brown seeks to build a community of supportive girlfriends, Christine Brown is building a new familial community with David Woolley, and Robyn Brown wants to encourage her daughters to find community through faith.

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Everyone's moving on, it seems, despite the trauma the divorces caused to the entire family. Kody, especially, seems anxious about losing another wife, and in this episode, we see that he seems desperate to keep Robyn happy. This man cannot handle another divorce, that much is true.

As Season 19 of Sister Wives progresses, it's tempting to propose a drinking game for each instance of someone in the Brown family declaring someone is their "soulmate" or someone else's "soulmate" — but we fear the threat of alcohol poisoning would be too grave.

You'd think, perhaps, that a family who became such a major reality TV presence solely because of their once-polygamous marriage might not be too invested in the concept of a "soulmate," which is similar to the idea of "the one," but that is clearly not the case.

If you've never seen Sister Wives and only have a passing familiarity with the current clusterfracas unfolding this season, Brown family patriarch Kody went from having three wives – the "Og three," Meri, Janelle, and Christine – to four, when he married Robyn.

But if you've kept up with all 19 seasons, then you know that Kody endured an exodus of wives, which...

Sister Wives fans weren't quite sure what to expect going into Season 19, but it has been a wild ride of shifting allegiances — and viewers accused Meri of "throwing Janelle under the bus" after the most recent episode.

One aspect of the current season of the long-running reality TV show concerns Kody's respective splits from Christine, Janelle, and Meri, and how the ends of those marriages would pan out in terms of a jointly-owned and confusing asset, a parcel of land known as "Coyote Pass."

We've been recapping Season 19 in extreme detail, if you need to refresh your memory on current Sister Wives events:

Season, Episode Number

Episode Title

Air Date

S19 E1

"A House Divided Cannot Stand"

September 15, 2024

S19 E2

"Let There Be Light"

September 22, 2024

S19 E3

"Am I My Brother's Keeper?"

September 29, 2024

S19 E4

"How The Mighty Have Fallen"

October 6, 2024

S19 E5

"The Year Of Release"

October 13, 2024

S...

If you've been watching Season 19 of Sister Wives, reading our recaps, or both – we highly recommend "both" – you're well aware that the long-running reality TV show and its stars have reached a bizarre and fascinating juncture post-divorces.

Before we get into it, here's every one of our episode recaps of Sister Wives Season 19 to date — and fair warning, they're long:

Season, Episode Number

Episode Title

Air Date

S19 E1

"A House Divided Cannot Stand"

September 15, 2024

S19 E2

"Let There Be Light"

September 22, 2024

S19 E3

"Am I My Brother's Keeper?"

September 29, 2024

S19 E4

"How The Mighty Have Fallen"

October 6, 2024

S19 E5

"The Year Of Release"

October 13, 2024

S19 E6

"He Delivered Me From All My Fears"

October 20, 2024

S19 E7

"Labor of Love"

October 27, 2024

S19 E8

"A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing"

November 3, 2024

S19 E9

"Baptism By Fire"

November 10, 2024

S19 E10

"A Man After My Own Heart"

November 17, 2024

S19 E11

"The Eleventh Hour"

November...

With only a couple episodes left to go, we're nearing the end of our Season 19 adventures with the Brown family on Sister Wives. A lot has happened to our favorite failed polygamy family.

Meri Brown officially moved away from the albatross known as Coyote Pass and Flagstaff. Christine Brown got engaged to the real love of her life, David Woolley. Janelle Brown is looking towards her future and telling Kody she's just not that into him anymore. And Kody and Robyn Brown continue to act like victims in a situation that was entirely their doing.

Oh, and most of the older kids don't speak to Kody.

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So yes, there's been a lot packed into this season so far,...

When we last left everyone's favorite failed polygamy family, the Browns on Sister Wives , Christine Brown and David Woolley officially got engaged and had to deal with Christine's kids' concerns that they're moving too fast, and Meri Brown announcing her plans to move to Kody Brown and his remaining wife, Robyn Brown.

Quick Links Christine And David Make It Official David Meets Christine's Sister Wife Christine's New 'Rebellious' Life Meri Brown Has No Regrets Kody's In His Feels Again

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What exciting updates will we grapple with this week? Let's dive into Episode 11 entitled, "The Eleventh Hour," but before we do, here's a recap of all episodes of Season 19:

Season, Episode Number

Episode Title

Air Date

S19 E1

"A House Divided Cannot Stand"

September 15, 2024

S19 E2

"Let There Be Light"

September 22, 2024

S19 E3

"Am I My Brother's Keeper?"

September 29, 2024

S19 E4

"How The Mighty Have Fallen...

The official synopsis for Doctor Who's 2024 seasonal special has been unveiled, revealing its full cast while teasing the return of an old foe. Picking up after the events of Doctor Who season 14, the episode will see the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) drawn to a hotel that offers a selection of rooms from across human history. With Millie Gibson's Ruby Sunday reconnecting with her family, Bridgerton and Derry Girls star Nicola Coughlan will take on the role of new one-time companion Joy.

With less than 30 days until "Joy to the World" airs, the BBC Media Centre has released a full synopsis for the upcoming Doctor Who seasonal episode as part of their Christmas Day television guide. As Joy checks into a seemingly ordinary hotel, she is drawn into an adventure with the Fifteenth Doctor across Earth throughout its history, though there is far more in store for the two of them.

A new glimpse at Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor Who's 2024 Christmas special reveals that the episode will feature a number of nods toward Matt Smith's first episode as the Eleventh Doctor. Titled "Joy to the World", the episode focuses on a powerful but dangerous piece of technology finding its way to a futuristic time-traveling hotel during the holiday season. While Millie Gibson will be absent from the episode, Doctor Who's 2024 seasonal adventure will star Bridgerton and Derry Girl's Nicola Coughlan as one-time companion Joy.

With less than a month until Doctor Who returns to screens on Christmas Day, the cover for the upcoming issue of Doctor Who Magazine revealed by the official Doctor Who Instagram account has given a new look at the Fifteenth Doctor. While his outfit remains unchanged from past previews, Gatwa's Time Lord is holding a newspaper with several nods from writer Steven Moffat's tenure as showrunner.

Kody Brown’s role in the Brown family’s money woes has finally been exposed on Sister Wives. As the series hits the midway point of season 19, Janelle and Christine Brown finally blow the whistle on Kody’s alleged mismanagement of family funds. After peeling the lid back on his misdeeds, Kody’s reported money grab left three of his four wives at a distinct disadvantage.

Kody Brown reportedly paid his wives like employees and kept the excess

In the newest episode of TLC’s Sister Wives, titled “The Eleventh Hour,” lingering questions about how equally the Brown family finances were divided were finally answered. Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Kody Brown addressed the inequality of the division of assets.

In a confessional, Christine revealed, “All of our money got put into a big, huge fund and we got paid out of that fund. And I always talked to Kody about getting paid.

Kody Brown wants to be included in Meri Brown’s next wedding, and in a big way.

In Sunday’s episode of Sister Wives, The Eleventh Hour, Kody and Meri said “Bon Voyage” when Meri moved back to Utah.

After finalizing their divorce, Meri left Flagstaff to start over as a newly single woman at her B&b in Parowan.

Kody helped Meri pack her belongings as part of her “severance package“ and unpack them at the B&b.

Once it came time to bid each other farewell for good, Kody became overwhelmed with emotions.

Kody sobbed as he said goodbye to his third ex-wife, calling their split the “end of an era.”

Kody said he was finally “mourning a loss” after spending most of his time being angry at Christine and Janelle.

Kody Brown says he ‘gets to’ walk Meri down the aisle

Once Kody could compose himself momentarily,...

Kody and Meri Brown shared an awkward moment neither of them saw coming.

During Sunday night’s episode of Sister Wives, The Eleventh Hour, Meri moved out of her home in Flagstaff, Arizona, and into her B&b in Parowan, Utah.

As part of her “severance package,” Meri employed Kody to help move her things, and her brother-in-law, Nathan, tagged along to help out.

Ironically, the day fell on Kody and Meri’s would-be 33rd wedding anniversary.

Kody was skeptical that perhaps Meri planned it on purpose, but she claimed it was a complete coincidence.

Once they got to work loading the moving truck, things got unexpectedly “spicy.”

Meri’s brother-in-law literally puts her and Kody in a compromising position

As Nathan helped Meri load her exercise bike into the moving truck, he gave it a little shove as she conveniently backed right into Kody.

Meri faced away from Kody...

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The Eleventh Hour Season 19 Episode 11 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Sister Wives,” titled “The Eleventh Hour,” promises to be an emotional one. In this episode, Kody Brown faces a tough moment as he helps Meri move away from Flagstaff. This situation brings out strong feelings, and Kody is seen sobbing during the process. His tears leave Meri feeling confused about the years of distance between them. This moment highlights the complexities of their relationship and raises questions about why Kody has pushed her away for so long.

Meanwhile, the episode also features a significant milestone for Christine and David. They gather their children to share exciting news about their engagement. This announcement is a big step for their family, and it showcases the joy and hope that comes with new beginnings. The kids’ reactions to the news will likely add an interesting dynamic to the episode.

The Brown family circus is back in town, and this week’s episode of Sister Wives brings the usual mix of strained smiles and simmering resentments. “The Eleventh Hour,” as this installment is ominously titled, appears to be heavy on the tears and transitions, which honestly, is pretty standard operating procedure at this point. Kody, ever […]

Sister Wives “The Eleventh Hour”...

The Browns are a polygamist family featured in the TLC show Sister Wives. Kody Brown had four wives Meri, Christine, Janelle, and Robyn. Over the last several years the Brown family has splintered and many of the wives have left Kody. Christine left Kody in November 2021. Janelle left Kody in December 2022. Meri left Kody in January 2023. Kody is now in a monogamous relationship with his last wife Robyn Brown. Season 19 of Sister Wives has seen a lot of drama surrounding the restructuring of the family.

Season 19 Episode 11 ‘The Eleventh Hour’

The preview for Season 19, Episode 11 has left fans baffled. The episode will feature the complex relationships between Kody and his ex-wives. Kody is also featured struggling with his emotions as he helps Meri move from her Flagstaff home. Kody begins to sob leaving Meri confused, considering he has not wanted to be involved in her life for a long time now.

On Sunday, 24 November 2024, at 10:00 Pm, Sister Wives returns with an emotional episode titled “The Eleventh Hour.” This episode delves deep into the complex relationships within Kody and his wives’ lives. Kody is seen struggling with emotion as he helps Meri move away from Flagstaff. His sobs leave Meri feeling confused, questioning why he has distanced himself from her over the years. This emotional moment highlights the ongoing tension in their relationship and raises questions about their future together.

Meanwhile, there is a shift in the family dynamic as Christine and David gather their children to announce their engagement. This milestone brings both joy and new challenges as the family adjusts to the idea of Christine moving forward in her new relationship. Additionally, Janelle meets David, adding another layer of complexity to the family’s evolving relationships. Fans of the show can expect powerful moments of reflection, growth, and emotional revelations in this episode.

The War Between the Land and the Sea is already experiencing some serious leaks. As an upcoming Doctor Who spin-off, the show will feature familiar characters waging war against the infamous Sea Devils. The show is coming after Ncuti Gatwa took over as the Fifteenth Doctor, taking over for Jodie Whittaker and David Tennant. While Gatwa is not expected to take a significant role, the cast will feature significant members of the Unit agency.

In images captured by Twitter users, major Doctor Who stars return to the small screen to battle the Sea Devils. The first and second sets of images were captured by @set_dw, while a video was posted by @cyberbby_TWT. The images feature Jemma Redgrave reprising her role as Kate Lethbridge-Stewart, standing alongside leading man Russell Tovey. The images reveal soldiers marching on city streets.

What The Doctor Who Spin-Off Images Mean The War Is More...

Warning: spoilers ahead for Doctor Who season 14, episode 6, "Rogue."

Doctor Who season 14 introduces a mysterious new Doctor seen among holograms of past regenerations. The new Doctor, resembling Richard E. Grant, may be the Shalka Doctor. The Fifteenth Doctor's lack of reaction to the mysterious hologram raises questions about their awareness of this new regeneration.

Doctor Who lives up to its title as season 14 sneakily introduces a mystery face into the Doctor's regeneration line, but this newcomer may actually be a ghost from the franchise's past. Doctor Who periodically likes to remind audiences of old regenerations, whether via the scribbled drawings of John Smith in "Human Nature," or when the Atraxi examined its records on Earth before promptly running away in "The Eleventh Hour." The trope resurfaces in Doctor Who season 14, episode 6, "Rogue," as Rogue's ship scans the Doctor and conjures up a series of holograms depicting past regenerations.

Rogue's...

Matt Smith's portrayal of the Eleventh Doctor stood out due to his otherworldly quality and natural eccentricities, says his companion Karen Gillan. Smith faced pressure to prove Doctor Who's longevity after David Tennant's departure, but showcased the Doctor's weariness and bravery. Smith's dedication to the role helped prove BBC executives wrong and ensured the series continued thriving to its 50th anniversary and beyond.

Former Doctor Who companion Karen Gillan breaks down which Time Lord actor stands out the most to her. Gillan first portrayed Amy Pond, the first face the Eleventh Doctor met and his first companion, in 2010, going on to develop a close but somewhat complicated relationship with the Time Lord. While Gillan would depart the series in season 7 partway through Matt Smith's run two years later, she would return in his final story, "The Time of the Doctor," in the fall of 2013 to say farewell to...

Moffat's return to Doctor Who in "Boom" showcased emotional complexity, action, and a romance subplot. "Blink" was a standout Doctor-lite episode with a simple yet powerful monster in the Weeping Angels. "Heaven Sent" stood as Moffat's best episode, exploring themes of grief with the Doctor monologuing for centuries.

Following the release of Steven Moffats most recent Doctor Who episode, Boom, it was worth considering which of his episodes are the very best. Steven Moffat was one of Doctor Whos ex-showrunners and took charge during the eras of Matt Smiths Eleventh Doctor and Peter Capaldis Twelfth Doctor. Throughout Moffats time in control of the show, and even before, he crafted some of the greatest episodes of Doctor Who ever.

Whether it was an individual episode or a whole story arc, Moffat received praise for his intricate details, dedication to the Doctor Who lore, and overall engaging characters. Moffat also created some...

Former showrunner Steven Moffat won't return to write for Doctor Who season 15, ending his contributions after season 14. His final episodes will be season 14, episode 3 "Boom," and the 2024 Christmas special "Joy to the World." Moffat's history with Doctor Who will help shape season 14, likely providing memorable adventures for the Fifteenth Doctor.

Former Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has confirmed he will not be returning to contribute to the show in season 15, confirming what his last episode of the show is going to be. Moffat was showrunner for the series from season 5 until season 10, having spearheaded the runs for the Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith) and Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi). He was previously confirmed to be returning as a writer in season 14, helping usher in a new era of the show starring Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor.

Speaking with TV Choice Magazine, however, Moffat revealed that he will not be coming back...

Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson begin their excellent adventures in earnest: here’s our Doctor Who Space Babies spoiler-filled review.

Final warning: this review contains spoilers.

For those of us who grew up in the era of wobbly monsters, episodes of Doctor Who afforded one set and a bit of studio time, and the same corridor shot from multiple angles, this new era of the show still takes a little getting used to. To see Doctor Who able to segue into a side moment where there are convincing-looking dinosaurs roaming and for it not even to be the main thrust of the story is quite something really.

But here we are, and all power to it. I’m betting a pound that the butterfly effect at the start comes back towards the end of the series, though.

Space Babies, then, is set up as another recruitment episode of the show,...

Warning: this Doctor Who review contains spoilers.

In the parlance of the times, we are so back.

After the three triumphant Tennant/Tate specials, I’ll confess that “The Church on Ruby Road” left me feeling slightly apprehensive. While an effective showcase for Ncuti Gatwa’s charisma, as a forecast for the new era I found it to be overly frenetic, bordering on slapdash. Christmas specials are always going to be broader affairs, but this one frequently felt like a first draft held together with little more than the raw enthusiasm of all involved.

Happily, “Space Babies” is more solid in every respect. It’s well structured, economical and – crucially – very entertaining. And while I doubt it will be topping many all-time favourite lists, that’s fine, because that’s not really its job.

A Doctor Who premiere, especially one doubling as the entry point into a new era, has...

In Norman Taurog's 1963 film "It Happened at the World's Fair," Elvis Presley plays a crop-duster pilot named Mike whose crop-dusting plane was just repossessed by the local sheriff. While hitchhiking home, wondering how he'll get the money to buy back his plane, Mike comes upon the Seattle World's Fair. There, he instantly becomes smitten with a local nurse named Diane Warren (not to be confused with songwriter Diane Warren) played by Joan O'Brien.

To manufacture a reason to see the Fair's nurse, Mike pulls an 11-year-old boy out of the crowd and offers to pay the kid a quarter in exchange for a really, really hard kick to the shin. The kid is thrilled to have the money and dutifully thwacks the stranger. As Mike limps away, the kid mutters to himself "Adults. They're all nuts." The unnamed character was played by an uncredited Kurt Russell making his feature film debut.

Lynn Loring, who appeared as a young actress on Search for Tomorrow, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis and The F.B.I. before becoming one of the highest-ranking female executives in Hollywood at the time, has died. She was 80.

Loring died Dec. 23 at Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center after a series of chronic illnesses, her son, Chris Thinnes, told The Hollywood Reporter. Her family chose not to make public her death until now.

Loring also acted in a few movies, including Elia Kazan’s Splendor in the Grass (1961), Pressure Point (1962) and, alongside then-husband Roy Thinnes, Journey to the Far Side of the Sun (1969).

When she was 7, Loring joined the new CBS soap opera Search for Tomorrow in September 1951 for the first of its 35 seasons. She would portray Patti Barron, daughter of Mary Stuart’s Joanne Gardner, for a decade until she graduated from the Calhoun School for Girls and entered Barnard College...

Entering Doctor Who can lead to Oscar success, with talented actors like Olivia Colman and Peter Capaldi shining after their time on the show. Notable nominations for Best Actress, like Carey Mulligan's roles in Academy Award-nominated films, showcase the talent fostered by Doctor Who. The show continues to produce stars like Daniel Kaluuya, whose role in Doctor Who helped pave the way to his Oscar victory.

For many British actors, Doctor Who is a show they aspire to be in, but only a few who have achieved that goal have also gone on to win an Oscar. Since the show's beginning in 1963, many talented performers have joined the Time Lord on an adventure, whether that be for a singular episode, a whole season, or playing the Doctor themselves. Doctor Who is a staple in British culture, and appearing in the show often leads actors to become household names in the UK.

Christina Aguilera will be at the Voltaire and the Venetian Resorts this month and until August for her Las Vegas residency.

Her residency recently added more shows. Aguilera’s residency began on February 2 and initially only had dates set to March 2, but has now added more shows.

Last week, on February 9 and 10, the “Lady Marmalade” was at the Venetian Resort. Those who missed those dates will have to wait until the beginning of March for her next shows.

Last week, Aguilera attended the Grammys in a “Genie in a Bottle” look, wearing a skin-tight baby blue dress. At the event, she presented Karol G‘s award for Best Musica Urbana Album.

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“Not Myself Tonight” “Your Body” “Diamonds Are Forever” (Shirley Bassey...

Matt Smith had a bumpy start as the Eleventh Doctor, with some episodes receiving criticism for lackluster plots and out-of-character choices. The episodes "The Beast Below" and "Victory of the Daleks" were particularly criticized for their execution and design choices. Despite the early setbacks, the introduction of new companions and higher stakes in the stories quickly helped improve the consistency and quality of Matt Smith's Doctor Who era.

Matt Smith had a bumpy start to his run on Doctor Who, with three episodes in particular coming close to spoiling his spell as the Eleventh Doctor. Although Smith's stint as the Time Lord leveled out into a more consistent era, the early scripts the actor had to work with weren't always of the highest quality. Regardless, Smith became one of the favorites of all the actors to play the Doctor. While some of his episodes are remembered as some of the best in Doctor Who history,...

There are always a lot of expectations going into a "Doctor Who" Christmas special, and that goes double for "The Church of Ruby Road." Whereas some Christmas specials have had the task of introducing a new Doctor, and other specials have had to introduce a new companion, this is the first in the show's history to introduce both Doctor and companion at the same time. And how does it do? Well, it mostly does fine. So far, Millie Gibson's been delightful as the clumsy Ruby Sunday, and Ncuti Gatwa is a lot of fun as the energetic, optimistic new Doctor.

If there is a downside to this episode, it's once again the villain. The bad luck goblins that Ruby and the Doctor face off against this episode are insanely silly, even by "Doctor Who" standards. It's not a dealbreaker since they're clearly not the episode's main focus, but for...

Garth Brooks has taken his country music to Las Vegas and isn’t going anywhere else any time soon.

Back in May, the “Friends in Low Places” singer began his concert residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and will be there until December 16. He’ll be taking a break for a few months after but is scheduled to return to the Colosseum on April 18 next year.

Last week, Brooks performed at the opening of his new bar in Nashville, Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky Tonk.

“This town has been amazing to me,” Brooks said during his performance in Nashville. “When this [opportunity] popped up, the thought was, does Garth Brooks owe Nashville? You bet Garth Brooks owes Nashville.”

He then went on to explain the reason he named his bar after his hit song.

“You can like Garth Brooks. You can not like Garth Brooks. Either way,...

Arthur Darvill reflects on his ultimate exit from Doctor Who and calls it a "perfect ending" for his character, Rory Williams, and Amy Pond. Darvill praises the writing and the nurturing nature of the producers and writers on the show. "The Angels Take Manhattan" script was emotional and shocking, and Darvill found it a fitting ending for Rory and Amy's journey.

Matt Smith's Doctor Who companion actor Arthur Darvill reflects on his ultimate exit from the series and how it was a "perfect ending" for Rory Williams (Darvill) and Amy Pond (Karen Gillan). Darvill debuted alongside Smith and Gillan in the Eleventh Doctor's season 5 episode "The Eleventh Hour" in 2010 and became a regular throughout season 6 and the first half of season 7. Davill and Gillan both exited in season 7, part 1 finale, "The Angel Take Manhattan," where the pair were left stranded in the past together.

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Broadchurch was a critically acclaimed crime drama with strong writing and performances, consistently delivering across its three seasons. The series shared many cast members with Doctor Who, showcasing the best talent in nearly every role. Notable Doctor Who cast members in Broadchurch include Jodie Whittaker, David Tennant, Olivia Colman, and Arthur Darvill, who all delivered standout performances.

Before she played the Doctor, Jodie Whitaker starred on Broadchurch, and she wasn't the only Doctor Who cast member to appear in the popular crime drama. Debuting in 2013, the detective series is set in the sleepy titular town and follows the detectives who are tasked with investigating gruesome crimes that disrupt the Dorset community. Across its three-season run, Broadchurch elevated the crime-a-season format through brilliant writing and strong performances from the cast. Though it was relatively short-lived compared to many American crime dramas, Broadchurch consistently delivered across its 24 episodes.

Broadchurch was an instant...

Official confirmation that Yasmin Finney is playing Donna Noble's daughter Rose debunks a major theory for the 60th anniversary specials. Donna Noble's memories of the Tenth Doctor have likely influenced and inspired her daughter Rose, who has taken on the name Rose Temple-Noble. There is a failsafe implanted in Donna's mind that can save her life if triggered, suggesting that her memories may be restored in the 60th anniversary specials.

The official confirmation that Yasmin Finney is playing Doctor Who's new Rose might have debunked a major Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) theory for the 60th anniversary. The BBC recently confirmed on social media what Doctor Who fans had suspected for months; that Yasmin Finney's Rose is the daughter of Donna Noble and her husband Shaun Temple (Karl Collins). The Doctor last saw Donna and Shaun when the Tenth Doctor (David Tennant) watched their wedding from afar in his final adventure,...

Doctor Who season 14 pictures have shown Ncuti Gatwa in numerous costumes, and they are secretly honoring the previous Doctors. Doctor Who season 14 is highly anticipated due to the return of showrunner Russel T. Davies. Rtd is bringing back a lot of his golden era notables as well, especially with the 60th-anniversary special, which sees the return of David Tennant as the Doctor and Catherine Tate as Donna Noble. Composer Murray Gold is also returning, emphasizing Rtd’s focus on reviving Doctor Who after a lull in the Chibnall era.

The 60th anniversary is the main focus of Doctor Who’s return and its cryptic trailers have built even more excitement. Rtd seems to be playing heavily on nostalgia for the 60th anniversary which could be either exciting or tiring for audiences, but for now, has caught many fans' attention. However, season 14 of Doctor Who seems to be going in an entirely different direction.

Since 2005, modern Doctor Who has taken a very different approach to regeneration that forgets the disturbing truth of its real-world origins. Introduced in 1966, the concept of regeneration ensured the longevity of Doctor Who when actor William Hartnell stepped down from the role due to ill health and enmity with his producers. Since then, regeneration has allowed Doctor Who to recast its lead character multiple times, with each regeneration becoming a relaunch for the show.

From William Hartnell to Ncuti Gatwa, the Doctor has regenerated at least 15 times, not including the glib fireworks display of the Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi) in "The Lie of the Land", or the Tenth Doctor's regeneration into the Tenth Doctor in "Journey's End". The more casual approach to regeneration in Doctor Who's modern era has occasionally run the risk of removing any threat to the character. Chris Chibnall attempted to restore some horror to the concept...

Burbank, CA – Warner Bros. Discovery has meticulously remastered Max Fleischer’s treasured set of 17 animated Superman shorts from the original 35mm source elements. Max Fleischer’s Superman 1941-1943 will be available to purchase Digitally on HD and on Blu-ray May 16, 2023.

Superman made his comic book debut in 1938, appearing in Action Comics #1, and the Man of Steel’s popularity grew with his subsequent radio program. Max Fleischer gave the world’s first Super Hero his initial animated spotlight, producing 17 theatrical animated shorts from September 1941 to July 1943 that further elevated the character’s profile, and added many significant aspects to his canon – including coining many of Superman’s patented catchphrases and attributes.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s advanced remastering process began with a 4K, 16-bit scan of Fleischer’s original 35mm successive exposure negative. Staying true to the original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.37-to-1, the highest quality raw image was then scanned and...

In Doctor Who, the Doctor frequently creates rules for his companions or guidance that he follows himself, with the Eleventh Doctor establishing significantly more rules than any other iteration. Since the modern revival, the Doctor has been the last of his kind, which gives him both an extreme amount of survivor's guilt and somewhat of a god complex, as he is generally more advanced than any enemy he might face. While most other versions of the Doctor created rules to keep their companions safe, many of the Eleventh Doctor's rules come across as a way to keep himself and those like him in check.

The Eleventh Doctor had a heartbreaking perspective on himself and the world around him, which became increasingly clear in his darker moments. In season 6, episode "A Good Man Goes To War," the Doctor explained the fundamental connection between his rules and his sense of self-hatred, explaining,...

Matt Smith’s success has only grown since his time in Doctor Who, and this breaks a bizarre 60-year trend. Matt Smith became the Eleventh Doctor in 2009, taking over from David Tennant, and first appeared in 2010 during Doctor Who season 5, episode 1, “The Eleventh Hour.” Matt Smith’s Doctor proved popular as he continued to mix and develop the light, joyful Time Lord with darker, tormented notes, and plenty of new villains emerged to fight him.

Doctor Who is a British television classic, and has enjoyed global success with a huge fan following. Even before the Doctor Who revival with Christopher Eccleston, Doctor Who already had decades of beloved episodes, and these are still watched and discussed during the modern era. Doctor Who’s success is passed on to actors who become the titular Time Lord, and they become renowned for their time in the Tardis. Despite this, their roles after...

In 2005, Steven Moffat wouldn’t have been as successful a Doctor Who showrunner as Russell T. Davies. The two are very different writers, with Moffat simultaneously introverted and romantic in comparison to Davies’ passionate tenure’s underlying cynicism. The latter was much better suited to introducing the show to a wider audience, and the former was better at interrogating the show’s tropes and characters (much easier to do if you’re going second). The two are in conversation with each other, consciously or not. Moffat started off one of his storylines towards the end of Davies’ final series.

Indeed, Moffat’s time on the show is in conversation with the entire history of Doctor Who, asking fundamental questions about the character’s identity, ethics and flaws, going right back to the character’s beginnings (near the beginning and end of his first incarnation) and asserting the importance of fear...

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Jack Ging, the familiar character actor who recurred on such series as Tales of Wells Fargo, Mannix, Riptide and The A-Team and appeared in three films opposite Clint Eastwood, has died. He was 90.

Ging died Friday of natural causes at his home in La Quinta, California, his wife, Apache Ging, told The Hollywood Reporter.

In rare starring turns, Ging played the love interest of Diane Baker’s character in a remake of Tess of the Storm Country (1960), a soldier and reluctant hero in the waning days of the Korean War in the drama Sniper’s Ridge (1961) and a clinical psychiatrist on the 1962-64 NBC medical series The Eleventh Hour.

Alongside Eastwood, Ging portrayed a marshal in Hang ‘Em High (1968), a doctor in Play Misty for Me (1971) and Morgan Allen, the mine owner (and lover of Marianna Hill’s character), in High Plains Drifter...

Warning: this Review contains the time traveler’s wife spoilers.

The Time Traveler’s Wife Episode 1 Review

The Time Traveler’s Wife, HBO’s new miniseries adaptation based on Audrey Niffenegger’s novel of the same name, is taking full advantage of the extended time serialized television offers in regards to telling a story involving multiple timelines. The opening episode assumes viewers have not read the novel or seen the previous movie adaptation, but it makes the jumps in time easier to follow if you have the background of either or both. This miniseries is not for people who have already made their mind up to hate the premise but it’s for the readers of the novel who wanted more character development from the movie.

Henry DeTamble (Theo James) is the time traveler in the title. His powers of time travel are limited to his actual lifespan, give or take a few years.

Amy Pond and Rory Williams are perhaps the most beloved companions the Doctor ever had. Their evolution on screen in terms of character development is among the most extensive character evolutions of the show. For those that haven’t met the Ponds, let’s discuss who they are and how exactly they have evolved in the “Doctor Who” series.

Who Are Amy Pond and Rory Williams?

Amy Pond and Rory Williams, collectively known in the series as The Ponds, were the companions and in-laws to Matt Smith’s Eleventh Doctor. Though they’re husband and wife, they’re referred to as The Ponds due to Rory’s timid personality compared to Amy’s confidence and decisiveness — hence the fans’ joke that Rory should’ve taken Amy’s last name.

Peter Capaldi’s Twelfth Doctor, though appearing later in the show, after the Ponds, stated on an occasion that there would...

Tons of British actors have been in the running for Oscars over the years. And of course there have been countless British actors who have made their way through “Doctor Who” since the sci-fi series was revived in 2005. So it makes sense that the Venn diagram would include some overlap. But it’s still significant that three of this year’s four acting races at the Oscars could be won by “Doctor Who” alums: Carey Mulligan (“Promising Young Woman“), Olivia Colman (“The Father”) and Daniel Kaluuya (“Judas and the Black Messiah“).

According to the combined predictions of Gold Derby users, Mulligan is the current front-runner to win the Best Actress Oscar for her “Promising” role as a former med student exacting revenge on abusive men. But in 2007, at age 22 — a couple of years before her breakthrough performance in “An Education” made her an international household name — she starred in the...