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CBS pulled a segment reported by Bill Alfonsi just three hours before it was scheduled to air, saying it required further investigation and would be broadcast at a later date. According to sources at CBS who spoke with CNN, CBS News president Susan Zirinsky objected to the term “migrant detainees.” The New York Times reported that Zirinsky had requested several revisions to the segment and wanted it to feature an interview with a key Trump administration official, such as Stephen Miller. CNN reported that Zirinsky explained during an internal CBS editorial call on December 22nd that other news organizations had already covered similar stories and that the public was already aware of the harsh conditions Venezuelans faced at the CECOT detention center. She argued that a 60 Minutes report on this topic needed more substantial reporting and should include on-camera interviews with key figures.

It’s a bit disappointing that the documentary The End of an Era focuses so much on the business side of things, because overall, the series effectively demonstrates Taylor Swift’s idea that love was key to the tour’s success. The documentary shines when it shares stories about the dancers, singers, musicians, and collaborators who helped bring the Eras Tour to life. While some of their stories are dramatic, most are simply about dedicated professionals whose lives were transformed by the tour. It’s great to see them being recognized, both emotionally and financially, for their hard work. The fact that they’re still enthusiastic about the music after two years speaks volumes about Swift’s lasting popularity. When Swift gets emotional after performing “Marjorie,” a song about her grandmother, she reveals it was a conversation with a backup singer that moved her. The documentary, like the tour itself, is most powerful when it’s clear these moments still hold deep meaning for Swift.

The critically acclaimed crime thriller, Wind River, stars two familiar faces from the Marvel Cinematic Universe— and . Written and directed by Taylor Sheridan (who later worked with on Mayor of Kingstown), the film tells the story of a murdered woman and the FBI agent investigating her death. Set on the harsh, snow-covered Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming, here’s a look at what the movie is about…

It’s easy to understand why Taylor Swift and her team would want to revisit a tour that brought her to new heights of success. However, if you’re watching The End of an Era expecting a deep dive into the tour’s details or the reasons behind it, you might find it lacking.

Many of the most exciting moments in Bodyguard showcase Richard Madden with the same qualities you’d expect from a James Bond actor. He’s consistently calm, focused, and effective, even while under pressure, and he’s a naturally charismatic communicator. Plus, he has a knack for escaping even the most dangerous situations.

Featuring Holt McCallany – known for his roles in popular Netflix series like Mindhunter and The Waterfront – this 16-episode thriller is quickly becoming a national hit just before Christmas 2025, despite not being a holiday-themed show.

This scene is intentionally ironic. We’re likely only watching this new movie starring Jack Black and Paul Rudd because someone believed the name Anaconda alone would get people to buy tickets. But it feels sadder than funny, because it highlights how Hollywood now relies on existing brands – not original ideas – to get audiences interested in any kind of movie.

Throughout its run, The X-Files delivered two memorable Christmas episodes, each with a distinct style. “Christmas Carol” (Season 5) was a serious episode that drew heavily on the show’s established mythology, while “How the Ghosts Stole Christmas” (Season 6) offered a humorous take on the holidays. Both episodes became fan favorites and are considered among the best The X-Files has to offer, making them ideal for holiday re-watching.

Delhi Crime focuses on the investigations of three main characters – Shefali Shah, Rasika Dugal, and Rajesh Tailang. While the show follows a police procedural format, it doesn’t have separate cases each episode. Instead, each season presents one complete, self-contained crime. What makes Delhi Crime particularly impactful is that the stories are based on real-life events.

Well-known as being one of the nicest gents in Hollywood and beyond, Jackman appeared on the podcast Sibling Revelry to talk to its two genial hosts, Oliver and Kate Hudson, about his belief that being a bit of an impatient dick during his first X-Men audition helped spark enough interest that the casting directors brought him back. In a clip shared on Instagram, Jackman explained that the Marvel movie came about as he was striking out to get his career going outside of Australia. Speaking to his local caché at the time, he said: