"Graceland" received a 13-episode renewal for its third season with the USA Network. Season 2 of the series averaged 2.6 million viewers, so it is only fitting for the network to renew the show.
This Wednesday, Nov. 12, fans of "Castle," the TV series featuring a writer who pretends to be a detective, share the same question in their minds: will the wedding of Rick Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Kate Beckett (Stana Katic) really happen?
The family of legendary F1 racer Michael Schumacher, also known as Schumi to his global legions of fans, is faced with both good and bad news after he went into a coma that was medically induced. The coma was decided upon, after a skiing accident that he was involved in, last December 29, 2013.
As Week 9 of Season 9 of "Dancing With the Stars" came to a conclusion on Nov. 10, one unanswered question stayed in the air, which is whether or not the pair that was given the walking papers from the show was actually the right pair to be eliminated.
Now that Season 2 of "Atlantis" is about to start, fans are in for a treat because the opening part in the new season will be presented in two episodes, doubling the show's entertainment value.
The CTV-produced medical drama "Saving Hope" has already been renewed for Season 4 even as Season 3 is still set to premiere on Nov. 26 in Canada. An early renewal means that the show is doing something that's just right for its viewers. With that in mind, it's a mystery why NBC cancelled "Saving Hope" before, after having only aired one season's load of episodes.
Some viewers thought that things were going to go all the way downhill for Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) of "Homeland" after her breakdown in Season 4, Episode 7 ("Redux"). That didn't happen. Showtime says in Episode 8 ("Halfway to a Donut'), Mathison will again be active and hot on the trail of Haissam Haqqani (Numan Acar), the terrorist leader.
Ash is back. Or nearly here, at least. Next year, actor Bruce Campbell will be resurrecting his wisecracking, demon and monster killing character Ash, in the TV series titled "Ash vs. Evil Dead," courtesy of Starz.
Now that the NFL's Week 10 with all its moments of drama and heart pounding action is over, it's time to train our sights on Week 11. This early, it's the Buffalo Bills at the Miami Dolphins that are receiving much of the attention of football fans across the country.
Kevin Love of the Cleveland Cavaliers is said to be considering an opt out, and he is reportedly looking with interest at the Los Angeles Lakers.
The iconic role of Jason Bourne will once more be given life by actor Matt Damon in the 5th installment of the Bourne franchise.
Algerian special forces raided a Christian worship gathering at a humanitarian shelter on Sept. 4, detaining all 12 people present on suspicion of holding an unauthorized non-Muslim religious service. Police entered the site and transferred the 12 detained Christians to the Bethioua police station.
Nearly 100 students have been baptized during five periodic worship gatherings held at a Christian high school in Colorado after athletic competitions. Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch launched the 5th Quarter gatherings in fall 2024 and holds the student-focused worship and testimony events twice each academic year.
Two United Nations experts have called on Iran to explain the confiscation of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church in Tehran and the eviction of Christian families from the property. Reports emerged in July that Iranian authorities had seized the church, described as the country’s oldest Protestant congregation, and removed Christian residents living on the site.
President Donald Trump used his address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday to draw attention to the persecution of Christians worldwide, criticizing the U.N. Human Rights Council for giving the issue little attention while condemning some of the world’s most repressive governments. “Christians are being persecuted all over the world; it's not even believable. I never thought I'd say it, but it's been happening for a long time.”
Fulani militia attacks in one county in Plateau state, Nigeria over the weekend killed at least eight Christians, including a Baptist pastor and a church employee on their way to church services on Sunday (Sept. 20), sources said.