There’s information out about Season 13 of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” and the good news is that it’s been renewed. Fans of the long running show are in for another hilarious round. The sad news is that there is a possibility that Glenn Howerton will not be returning. The FX network sitcom may be in for some serious changes, but the rumors have not been confirmed one way or another as of yet. Here’s what we know about it so far. Hints at a news release in February “It’s Always Sunny”‘s writers room is scheduled to open in February

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NBC’s broadcast of something called DreamWorks Trolls Holiday led the holiday Friday pack, scoring a 1.4 demo rating to go with its 5.2 million total viewers.

The Trolls in fact gave NBC its best non-Olympics numbers in the Fridays-at-8:30 time slot since Feb. 20, 2015, while also netting this TV season’s best Kids 2-11 rating among Big 4 primetime programs.

Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas, opening the Peacock’s night, placed second with a 1.3 rating (and 5.7 million viewers).

Among other holiday-themed fare, CBS’ Frosty the Snowman did 4 mil/0.8, leading into Frosty Returns‘ 3 mil/0.6; ABC’s Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town drew 3.4 mil/0.8.

Elsewhere,

“Game of Thrones” Season 7 premiered too late to be eligible for this year’s Emmys (“The Handmaid’s Tale” won Best Drama Series after “Thrones'” two-year winning streak), but the fantasy epic now has its sights set on returning to awards season and winning big at the Golden Globes. Gold Derby reports HBO will be shaking up their strategy and submitting Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington in the lead acting races.

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In the past, all “Game of Thrones” cast members have been submitted in the supporting actor races for award shows like the Globes, Emmys, and SAG Awards. Clearly, HBO is hoping to increase its chances on landing nominations for “Thrones” by moving Clarke and Harington to the lead races. Neither actor has ever received a Golden Globe nomination. Clarke

Peter Baldwin, who started as an actor and went on to become a prolific TV director throughout the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s, died Nov. 19 in Pebble Beach, Calif. He was 86.

Baldwin won a Primetime Emmy Award for directing “The Wonder Years” and a Cable Ace Award for “Dream On.”

Born in Winnetka, Ill., he was discovered by a Hollywood talent scout in his senior year at Stanford. He became one of Paramount’s “Golden Circle of Newcomers” and appeared in films including “Stalag 17,” “Little Boy Lost” and Cecil B. DeMille’s “The Ten Commandments.”

He served three years in the Navy and returned to Paramount, where he appeared in “The Tin Star” and “Teacher’s Pet” with Clark Gable and Doris Day.

After touring with Julie Harris in “The Warm Peninsula” play, Baldwin moved to Italy, where he appeared in films by Robert Rossellini, Dino Risi and Francesco Rosi. There he started

Let’s start out setting the record straight. We love Jingle Bells. Millions around the world do, too. For good, reason. All we need to do is look at someone belting it out and grinning from ear to ear. The song is pure happiness. But there’s controversy over Jingle Bells. There are several different origin stories about the popular song, and some gossipy tidbits about its composer, James Lord Pierpont. • Medford, Massachusetts Medford, Massachusetts claims to be the “The Home of Jingle Bells”. The Medford story is that James Pierpont composed the piece there. Pierpont played the song for Mrs.

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How far would you go to protect your child? That’s the million-dollar question in the latest trailer for Black Mirror Season 4, which highlights the Jodie Foster-directed episode “Arkangel.”

The clip features Rosemarie Dewitt (Mad Men) as an overprotective mother who goes to extreme lengths to keep her daughter safe after a momentary scare at a park. This involves enrolling her kid in some cryptic “trial period.” What that entails is unclear, but there’s a procedure involving a giant needle (yikes!).

If that’s not enough to make your skin crawl, the look on the toddler’s face

Zenescope Entertainment is known for publishing graphic novels and comic books. The company was co-founded in 2005 by Ralph Tedesco and Joe Brusha. It’s headquarters are in Horsham, Pennsylvania. Zenescope publishes fantasy, action and horror titles. The company also publishes education and all age titles under Silver Dragon, their imprint. To develop content, Zenescope partners with companies like ‘History and Discovery Channel’. Ralph Tedesco and Joe Brusha came together to write and create screenplays after discovering that graphic novels and comic books followed similar process. Brusha who is an avid reader of comic books, believed that graphic novels and comic

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A Charlie Brown Christmas has been a holiday staple since 1965, thanks to Vince Guaraldi's iconic jazz score and its sweet message of "what Christmas is all about, Charlie Brown." It was the first Peanuts animated special, and it was different from just about anything else on TV at that time, so

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British television presenter John Leslie has become the latest entertainer to become embroiled in a sexual assault scandal after being charged with sexually assaulting a woman in a nightclub in Edinburgh, Scotland. Leslie, who formerly hosted BBC kids TV series Blue Peter and the UK remake of Wheel of Fortune for ITV between 1998 and 2001, is alleged to have put his hand up a woman's skirt at Atik, a nightclub in the city's West Tollcross district in June. Leslie will…

It’s official. The once a year event, the annual Golden Globes, have a new host for 2018. Seth Meyers, who is host of Late Night, is taking on the role of hosting the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s prestigious 75th Golden Globe Awards. The 2018 awards ceremony will happen on January 7 and will be broadcast live on NBC. A statement from the Hepa confirmed the decision, stating that The Hollywood Foreign Press Association was excited to have Meyers host the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards. The association president Meher Tatna released a statement describing Myers as having the innate natural

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Refresh for updates Donald Trump’s bizarre, at best premature thanks but no thanks tweet about Time magazine’s Person of the Year cover is drawing an entirely expected wave of online ridicule – and some sincere suggestions on who, exactly, should really take the honors. (One popular choice: Robert Mueller.) The New York Times, tweets Julia Louis-Dreyfus, “just called to say I was Probably going to be named comedienne of the year but I would have to agree to an interview…

In front of the camera, Jodie Foster has already played a mother trying to be a good parent under trying circumstances. In Season 4 of “Black Mirror,” she’s directing an episode that looks like a real panic room for 2017.

As part of its ongoing “13 Days of Black Mirror” celebration, Netflix released its first look at “Arkangel,” one of the six new upcoming installments of the anthology series.

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Rosemarie DeWitt stars as a mother who resorts to drastic measures after her child nearly disappears. In order to keep tabs on her daughter when they’re apart, she goes to a very particular extreme to make sure it never happens again. True to the nature of “Black Mirror,” a very clean laboratory with impeccably clean, neutral-colored walls is involved.

From the looks of things, this episode also has at least one needle.

Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Half a decade ago, DC was riding high on an unprecedented tidal wave of critical and commercial acclaim. Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning Dark Knight trilogy fundamentally changed the kinds of conversations people were having about the superhero genre. And while people took Superman and Batman seriously decades prior, this was something new altogether: an undeniably adult, decidedly auteur, realistically shot thriller that had far more in common with police procedurals like The French Connection than with campy romps like Batman & Robin. Today, DC’s latest blockbuster, the long-awaited Justice League, can’t even scrape by at

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[Editor’s note: The following article contains spoilers for the “She’s Gotta Have It” Season 1 finale, “#NolasChoice,” written and directed by Spike Lee. For a spoiler-free review, click here.]

Anyone looking to escape their own awkward Thanksgiving dinners by bingeing “She’s Gotta Have It” was in for a rude awakening in the Season 1 finale. Determined to set the record straight for herself and her three beaus, Nola Darling (DeWanda Wise) invites each of her lovers over for a surprise meeting of the men. While the dining room table discussions are just as awkward as you can imagine — and more so once Nola reveals her latest artwork — the episode overall turned out to be a beautiful statement of autonomy, agency, and understanding, helped along by the night’s in memoriam honoree: Prince.

But we’ll get to Prince in a second. Given the events of the season, it felt inevitable Jamie Overstreet (Lyriq Bent), Greer Childs (Cleo Anthony), and Mars Blackmon (Anthony Ramos) had to meet. They had come close so many times, be it near run-ins around Fort

The Performer | Chris Sullivan

The Show | This Is Us

The Episode | “Number Two” (Nov. 21)

The Performance | Going through a heartbreak is painful. Being the person supporting someone going through a heartbreak — while simultaneously experiencing your own major emotional pain — can be worse. And in Tuesday’s This Is Us, Sullivan did a first-rate job of conveying just how hard Toby was working to comfort Kate after her miscarriage.

The NBC series often relies on Sullivan for comic relief, especially in the midst of Pearson family turmoil (and to varied effect). But when it was time for upset and disappointment in Toby’s own family,

November Sweeps are officially in full swing on Daytime television, and it’s only going to get crazier from here. The Young and the Restless, Bold and the Beautiful, General Hospital and Days of Our Lives are not only kicking off the best storylines of the year with accelerated intensity, but with a sweep of returns and exits. The biggest returns of the year, Days’s Chandler Massey and Gh‘s Steve Burton, have already been on the air for a bit, needing some extra time to build up the story. The rest of the month and remaining 2017 will drive headlong into

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It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Season 1-11 – To me, Netflix’s best feature was never its vast movie catalog. Nor is it its growing library of original programming. Even its mailing service paled to its crowning achievement as a content streamer. Netflix has what is perhaps the best collection of TV series commercially available to stream. And while it’s natural and expected for program licensing to expire and content to be gradually replaced over time, it’s always disheartening to see entire series – especially critically acclaimed, long-lived ones – rotate out to make room for something inherently less impressive. But

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Here is a thumbnail of the AMC-MoviePass tussle. AMC is the nation’s largest movie chain, and has up to now been forced, more or less, to accept MoviePass tickets into their theaters. MoviePass recently changed their terms of service to potentially limit members from overusing their passes because the company could potentially lose money. AMC, for its part, has done its level best to avoid accepting MoviePass pickets and a number of AMC moviegoers have decided to take their business elsewhere. MoviePass had to change their Terms of Service because, practically speaking, they have a questionable business model. Analysts wondered

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The sexual assault accusations pouring out from all over the country includes politicians, celebrities, and corporate bigwigs. Jeremy Piven has decided to fight back by taking a polygraph test to clear his name of any wrongdoing. The results were that he passed and leaving no doubt in the minds of the test administrators that he was being factual and forthright. It likely will make no difference in the minds of many Americans. For one reason, there are a number of doubts about the validity of a polygraph test, one reason the tests are not admissible in court. It has also

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On Young Sheldon, Thanksgiving talk isn’t about the food on the table or the family blessings. In the Cooper household, it’s all about football. It’s only fitting we see Sheldon’s first active interaction in the game with his family. Not that Sheldon would ever willingly touch a football. He is more inclined to do what he does best: math. Usually the Coopers treat Sheldon’s mathematical ingenuity as an oddity in their house, but not necessarily something that directly affects them. Once Sheldon starts using math for something the family loves, even stranger things abound in the Cooper home. Sheldon is

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