Nigella Lawson will be the new judge on the show, replacing Prue Leith, who left after joining in 2017 when the show moved to Channel 4. This change was announced earlier in the year.
Rhys will star as Sir Harry Evans in Dragon Slayers, a new drama based on the life of the former editor of The Sunday Times. He’s also an executive producer on the project. The show will highlight Evans’s groundbreaking work leading the newspaper’s investigative team, which was famous for uncovering major stories in British history.
Christopher Fairbank returned to the show yesterday as his character, Eddie, after a two-year break. In a shocking reveal, Eddie told Nicola Mitchell (played by Laura Doddington) that he has terminal lung cancer.
Honestly, the armor sets feel super cookie-cutter, like something you’d see in a cheap mobile game ad. It’s like the developers asked what we wanted – “fierce, beautiful, and provocative” – and just went with the most basic interpretation of those words. It’s a bit disappointing, to be honest.
The season 8 finale of the show, which aired on ABC on Monday, May 4th, left Grey’s job security in question. Throughout the season, Grey had been working on a task force to capture assassin Monica Stevens, while Tim served as Watch Commander. Following Monica’s death in the finale, Grey’s future with the department is now uncertain.
We’re currently filming the new season in Los Angeles, but unfortunately, this will be the last one.
The announcement carried with it a simple line: the US crypto market structure legislation would soon reach a Senate Banking Committee markup, perhaps as soon as the week of May 11. A timetable, yes, but a timetable that wears the mask of inevitability while masking the work of a thousand unseen hands grinding away at the gears.
Our weekend poll on Push Square showed readers are pretty divided on the games coming in May 2026. Out of over 2,500 votes, a quarter (25%) called the lineup “terrible.” The options “mostly happy” and “okay” both received 19% of the votes, while 22% said the games were “disappointing.”
In celebration of the renowned naturalist’s 100th birthday, we’re revisiting ten of his most memorable TV series, starting with his first appearance on television in 1954.
For over seventy years, David Attenborough has shared the beauty of the natural world with audiences around the globe through his captivating documentaries on the BBC and other streaming platforms.