This December, streaming platforms feature the returns of Fallout (Prime Video) and Emily in Paris (Netflix). New series include Human Specimens (Prime) and Born to Be Wild (Apple TV).
As FBI’s winter break approaches, Jeremy Sisto previews a two-part finale featuring Jubal’s team confronting a horrifying case involving a radical terrorist group and personal stakes.
A bar in Ann Arbor renamed its menu item from “Sherrone Moore’s Sampler Basket” to “Devin Gardner’s Sampler Basket” after Moore’s dismissal due to serious allegations.
The FBI spinoff, CIA, faced production delays due to cast changes but is set to debut on February 23, 2026. It features Tom Ellis and Nick Gehlfuss in pivotal roles.
In the latest Summer House trailer, Amanda Batula clarified her reference to Kyle Cooke allegedly staying at a fan’s house, while Kyle denies the accusation, explaining his late-night out.
Tony and Andrew Terraciano, who played Donnie Wahlberg’s sons in Blue Bloods, reflect on their roles as Jack and Sean Reagan amid changes, with Sean recast for the Boston Blue spinoff.
Natalie Morales highlights the story of Joe Hunter and his sister Joanna, featured in "Joe Hunter’s Mission" on 48 Hours. Joanna’s 2011 death is officially a suicide, despite family doubts.
Gisele Bündchen and Ciara are among prominent women linked to A-list NFL stars. Bündchen was married to Tom Brady, while Ciara and Hailee Steinfeld are also connected to NFL players.
Hilaria Baldwin discussed the early publicity of her children with Alec Baldwin, noting she sold their first photos to aid charity, as interest grew when they were kept private.
In December, Netflix adds several new films, with three achieving over 90 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Highlights include “Little Women,” “Pulp Fiction,” and “Zero Dark Thirty.”
