20+ hour, 58+ min ago (337+ words) But it was not enough to topple YouTube, who finished the month with 12.9% of TV time, per Nielsen The NFL, MLB and a revitalized broadcast schedule fueled Disney, Fox, Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery's gains in Nielsen's Media Distributor Gauge for the month of October. But it was not enough to topple YouTube. The tech giant continued to maintain the first place spot with 12.9% of total TV, as time spent watching increased 4% during the month (+0.3 share points), driven by double-digit growth among kids and teens as many schools across various parts of the U.S. experienced fall breaks." Meanwhile, Disney and NBCUniversal held the second and third place spots at 11.4% and 8.6% of TV viewership. Paramount rounded out the top five distributors with an 8.2% share of TV, driven by a 13% increase at its CBS affiliates and an 8.3% increase at Paramount+. Although NFL games…...

16+ hour, 58+ min ago (308+ words) A new Christmas rom-com and a return to Hawkins await For a holiday week, Netflix's new releases lineup doesn't have quite the volume you might expect, but that's probably because they're making way for one of the biggest Netflix shows of them all: the final season of "Stranger Things." The streamer's runaway sci-fi sensation returns with four new episodes " the first in a three-part release schedule that will take us through the end of the year. But the beginning of the end for "Stranger Things" isn't the only new offering this week. Netflix's new movies and shows also include a new holiday-themed season of "Is It Cake?," a new holiday rom-com starring Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells, and a 2023 big-budget superhero movie you probably missed in theaters. Check out this week's new releases below. Follow officers from a South Carolina…...

19+ hour, 30+ min ago (138+ words) The six-episode series will spotlight the "unlawful incarceration of immigrants and U.S. citizens during World War II" MSNBC may have rebranded as MS Now, but its top talent isn't going anywhere as Rachel Maddow has set a new podcast with the network. Coming next month, "Rachel Maddow Presents: Burn Order" will be a six-episode series that "spotlight the unlawful incarceration of immigrants and U.S. citizens during World War II." "Burn Order" marks Maddow's fifth podcast with the network, while MS Now also boasts audio projects such as "The Best People with Nicolle Wallace," "Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast," "The Blueprint with Jen Psaki," "Main Justice with Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord," "Into America with Trymaine Lee" and "Velshi Banned Book Club." "Rachel Maddow Presents: Burn Order" debuts Dec. 1....

9+ hour, 28+ min ago (207+ words) The cast comes together again, 30 years after the Emmy-winning series debuted The cast of the hit comedy "Everybody Loves Raymond" is headed back to TV screens for a reunion special titled "Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Reunion." It's been nearly three decades since CBS first invited audiences into the Barone family living room, and in the 90-minute special, the cast will discuss the experiences they had on the show over the course of its nine seasons, as well as feature never-before-seen outtakes. In addition, the special will include a tribute to Doris Roberts and Peter Boyle,who starred as Marie and Frank Barone. Here's everything you need to know about how to watch below. The "Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Reunion" will premiere on CBS on Monday, Nov. 24, from 5 p.m. PST to 6:30 p.m. PST. Yes, the "Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Reunion" will also be…...

13+ hour, 41+ min ago (413+ words) Leave that type of commentary for the social media crowd and just go do your job as a politician," the Breakfast Club" co-host says Charlamagne tha God is calling on politicians to stop throwing around the word fascist" so much, especially if they intend to work with the same people they labeled with it. I don't want to hear any politicians call each other fascists, authoritarians, wannabe-dictators, communists " none of that kind of rhetoric anymore," the co-host said during Monday's episode of The Breakfast Club." It's all dead, because if you call someone that, and then turn around and say, "But I'm willing to work with them,' it looks hypocritical." He went on to say that politicians are misusing the term anyway. He added that it only stirs Americans up and creates unnecessary division and outrage. It riles people up....

16+ hour, 18+ min ago (268+ words) Host Joy Behar says Marjorie Taylor Greene's visit to the ABC talk show "really hurt her a lot" with the president As the Trump administration continues to sporadically rage over and threaten "The View," host Ana Navarro has a reminder for the president: his family members have been guests on the show, many times. To kick off the day's Hot Topics, the ABC hosts discussed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's decision to resign from congress next year, before he term is up. While the women were split on what Greene's true motivations are, they all agreed that her appearance on "The View" seemed to heavily contribute to her schism with Trump, and possibly lead to her exit. "That really hurt her a lot. So I'd like to take this moment to invite Trump to come on," host Joy Behar said, waggling…...

16+ hour, 43+ min ago (206+ words) Kayla is a senior TV writer at TheWrap, covering the business and content of streaming and linear television. Before joining TheWrap in April of 2023, she was the Senior TV Reporter at Decider, the New York Post's entertainment vertical that focuses on the streaming industry. Kayla is also a member of the Television Critics Association. [] Luke Grimes is back as Kayce Dutton in the first trailer for "Y: Marshals," the upcoming spinoff series set after the events of "Yellowstone." "I fought every day to get out from under the weight of Yellowstone," Kayce says in the trailer. "I've lost my teammate, my parents, even my brothers. I know that sometimes good men have to do bad things." The trailer then goes on to show Kayce teaming up with a group of U.S. Marshals. Outfitted in guns and tactical armor, the video then jumps…...

16+ hour, 58+ min ago (293+ words) Ryan Coogler's vampire drama picked up 13 mentions in 11 categories in the CCA's first-ever shortlists Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" leads all films in shortlists for the Critics Choice Awards' below-the-line categories, which were announced on Monday morning. With a special committee from the Critics Choice Association narrowing the field to 12 semi-finalists in 11 different categories, "Sinners" was shortlisted in every category and received three mentions for Best Song, giving it 13 entries. "F1," "Frankenstein" and "Wicked: For Good" were each recognized in nine categories. The Best Song shortlisted entries for "Sinners" were "I Lied to You" and "Last Time (I Seen the Sun)," the two songs that were entered in the Oscar song race, and "Pale, Pale Moon," which was not. "Other films with two shortlisted songs are "Wicked: For Good," with "The Girl in the Bubble" and "No Place Like Home," and "F1," with "Drive…...

18+ hour, 36+ min ago (578+ words) If this would also allow the Radical Left Networks to "enlarge," I would not be happy," the president wrote in a Truth Social post on Sunday President Donald Trump has expressed his opposition to raising or eliminating the Federal Communications Commission"s cap on national broadcast TV station ownership. Under the current rule, which was first implemented in 1941 and was raised by Congress in 2004 to ensure viewpoint diversity and prevent monopolization, the cap limits entities from owning or controlling broadcast television stations that, in aggregate, reach more than 39% of TV households in the United States. But the FCC"s chairman Brendan Carr has expressed a willingness to modify or eliminate the cap to empower local broadcasters, who have argued consolidation would help them better compete against legacy media and Big Tech. In September, the FCC advanced its review of broadcast…...

16+ hour, 25+ min ago (375+ words) The Justice Department, however, says President Trump is within his rights to limit access to the Oval Office The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit heard arguments from both the White House and the AP on Monday as the White House demanded a reversal of an April order by Judge Trevor N. McFadden, who ordered the White House to end its ban on AP reporters" access to White House spaces over the decision. The appeals court in June stayed the ruling until arguments this month. The AP has said it retained the "Gulf of Mexico'name to appeal to a global audience, though it notes President Donald Trump"s executive order changing the name in its stories. The White House banned the outlet from the Oval Office and Air Force One over the matter, saying they did not have the right to…...