A Beloved ‘70s Sitcom Is Streaming Free (But There’s an Annoying Catch)

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Tubi added classic TV shows and movies to its free streaming service in October, including several seasons of *The Jeffersons*. Created by television icon Norman Lear as a spin-off of *All in the Family*, the show follows an African-American couple as they move into a fancy apartment building in Manhattan. It originally aired for 11 seasons, from 1975 to 1985, but Tubi currently only has Seasons 2 and 3 available. While you can find some seasons on Pluto TV and Philo, you’ll need to rent or buy the complete series to watch everything.

The Greatest Vampire TV Show Ever Made Has a New Spinoff Debuting This Month

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The 1994 film adaptation of *Interview with the Vampire*, starring Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas, and Tom Cruise, was a moderate success. However, AMC’s recent television series has become a huge hit in its first two seasons. While the spin-off *The Mayfair Witches* didn’t quite capture the same dark appeal, a second spin-off called *Talamasca: The Secret Order* is scheduled to premiere on October 26, 2025. Viewers are optimistic that *Talamasca* will be as popular as *Interview with the Vampire*, which is widely considered the best vampire TV show of all time.

General Hospital’s Kirsten Storms to Undergo Brain Surgery

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General Hospital actress, who had taken a break from the show, recently revealed she was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm in January and will soon have surgery. A brain aneurysm is a bulge in a blood vessel that can be dangerous if it ruptures, according to the National Library of Medicine. This diagnosis came three years after she had surgery to remove a cyst from her brain.

The Great Piece Of Hollywood Advice Tom Hanks Gave Tim Allen During Toy Story That’s Stuck With Him Ever Since

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Hanks and Allen aren’t necessarily a pair of celebrities that you would expect would become friends, but the pair have frequently been spotted having breakfast together and otherwise getting together even when they don’t have a movie to work on together. In a recent appearance on theHowie Mandel Does Stuff podcast, Allen talks about his friendship and the way Hanks specifically helped him deal with one of the hardest parts of the job, press interviews. Allen said…