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“Hair is everything,” Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag once famously declared, and we agree. Even fake hair, as it turns out.

Whether it’s due to flashbacks, a transformation into a historical figure, or (in one particular case) playing half a dozen clones, many of our favorite TV actors are actually wearing wigs when we see them on screen. Some of those wigs blend in seamlessly, to the point where we’re shocked to learn that’s not their real hair. (Did you know The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star Rachel Brosnahan is currently blonde in real life? It’s true!) Others,

Like the stock market in recent weeks, “Black Monday” is volatile, but its principal value is a bullish performance from lead Don Cheadle as Maurice “Mo” Monroe, head of second-tier Wall Street trading firm, The Jammer Group, in the year of Black Monday, when international stock markets crashed in 1987. Mo is a fun character to play. He’s ruthless, sardonic, and all id, and there’s a mystery, in that audiences aren’t told much about how he came to be who he is. Still, he’s engaging, if only to see what disreputable thing he might do next. And he’s ultimately the spark that keeps this somewhat muddled series from straying entirely.

Season 1 of the series followed Mo and his team of misfit traders, including no-nonsense Dawn (Regina Hall), eager-to-please Keith (Paul Scheer), wild man Wayne (Horatio Sanz), and hotshot Yassir (Yassir Lester). Into this motley mix walks

Admit it: If you watched the 10-episode first season of 9-1-1: Lone Star, you totally expected Rob Lowe and Liv Tyler’s characters to get together at some point — and then wondered why they never did. You’re not alone.

When TVLine exclusively broke that Natalie Zea was joining the show as Lowe’s new love interest, even our readers expressed their surprise, posting comments like, “I thought that the captains would get together.”

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“Field of Dreams” cinematographer John Lindley has been elected at the new national president of the International Cinematographers Guild, a month after Lewis Rothenberg resigned from the post.

The news was announced Sunday following an online meeting of the national executive board. He will serve for the remaining two years and two months of Rothenberg’s term. Rothenberg, who was elected over incumbent Steven Poster last May, left the post partly due to his refusal to change his legal residence from New Jersey to Los Angeles, as required by the local rules.

Lindley was the second national vice president of

Nightline will air at 11:35/10:35c in the coming week, temporarily taking Jimmy Kimmel Live!‘s usual time slot, as part of ABC’s efforts to inform its audience about the latest Covid-19 updates.

Starting on Tuesday and continuing through Friday, Nightline will be broadcast directly after local news while reruns of Kimmel will air in the news journal’s 12:05 am spot, the network announced Sunday.

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As previously reported,

The board of trustees of the Directors Guild of America’s health plan has announced that there will be no charge for coronavirus testing for participants in the plan.

“Effective immediately, all patient cost-shares will be waived for all Covid-19 related testing through June 15, 2020, as long as it is medically necessary, ordered by a network provider and performed at a network lab/facility, the board said. “This includes patient cost-shares for office visits, urgent care centers and hospital emergency room visits for the purpose of Covid-19 testing. After June 15, 2020, the Covid-19 testing and associated visits will continue to be covered at the usual benefit level.

The 55th annual Academy of Country Music Awards has officially been postponed as a result of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. The Las Vegas ceremony, originally scheduled to air on CBS April 5, will be bumped to September.

A release from the academy states that “the health and safety of our artists, fans industry, staff and partners is our number one priority.”

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Former child star Lorenzo Brino, who played one of the Camdens on 7th Heaven, died earlier this month in a fatal car accident, reports TMZ. The actor was 21.

Brino lost control of his vehicle while driving in San Bernandino County last Monday. He struck a pole and was pronounced dead at the scene.

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The young actor was one of four quadruplets who played Sam and David,

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The Coronavirus outbreak is disrupting entertainment events in Hollywood and around the world, from the theatrical releases of major studio tentpoles to the launch of film festivals and TV conferences. IndieWire will continue to update this page with the latest breaking news regarding production delays, festival cancellations, release date changes, and more entertainment disruptions caused by the coronavirus. The most recent updates will be posted at the top of the running list below.

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–The 55th Academy of Country Music Awards, which was scheduled to air live on the CBS Television Network on Sunday, April 5 out Las Vegas is postponed. The show will be rescheduled to

After the World Health Organization officially classified the coronavirus (Covid-19) as a pandemic, dozens of major film festivals, movie premieres, sports events and productions have been canceled or postponed in an unprecedented turn of events.

As the crisis continues to escalate, the number of cases worldwide has increased to more than 130,000 and there have been more than 4,900 deaths reported. Total confirmed cases in the United States have grown to more than 1,500 with 40 total deaths reported.

Like all industries around the world, the entertainment sector has been hit hard by the pandemic. Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson became the

This week on The CW’s Legends of Tomorrow, (Tuesdays at 9/8c), the team crosses paths with William Shakespeare — which among other things is apropos, given that Ray Palmer parting with the team will be such sweet sorrow.

TVLine spoke with original cast member Brandon Routh — who in fact made his Arrowverse debut with an October 2014 episode of Arrow — about bidding “Haircut” adieu, everything that he and real-life wife Courtney Ford poured into their farewell run, and the good/bad of period costuming.

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As countries including France, Spain and Italy continue to tighten quarantine measures in response to the coronavirus pandemic, things are moving a bit more slowly in the United States and Canada.

Amid reports of full restaurants and bars, celebrities including George Takei, Kumail Nanjiani, Jeffrey Wright, Padma Lakshi and Debra Messing became frustrated with the slow pace and asked followers to stop going out for anything except essentials. Social media campaigns including #StaytheFHome, #flattenthecurve, #stayhomesavelives and #shutdownnyc are attempting to spread the word about minimizing social contact.

China and other Asian countries were able to put strict lockdowns on their citizens to contain the virus,

Reruns of “Jimmy Kimmel Live” will be pushed back a half-hour in the coming week as ABC seeks to give a bigger platform to “Nightline” episodes focused on the coronavirus pandemic.

ABC said Sunday that “Kimmel” repeats will shift to the 12:05 a.m. slot starting Tuesday through Friday as “Nightline” goes all-in on coverage of the latest in the coronavirus pandemic. “Kimmel” is already set to be in reruns for the next two weeks in light of the hasty shutdown of production on that show and most every other major TV and film production that was active last week.

Lorenzo Brino, an actor who appeared on the family drama “7th Heaven,” died on Monday, March 9, in a car accident. He was 21.

Brino was driving a 2016 Toyota Camry a little after 3:00 A.M. in Yucaipa, Calif., on Monday when he lost control of the car, according to a press release from the San Bernardino County coroner’s office. He collided with a utility pole around Yucaipa Boulevard and 16th Street, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

The young actor played Sam Camden on “7th Heaven” along with his brother, Nikolas, who played David Camden. They were the

The coronavirus outbreak, which was categorized as a global pandemic by the World Health Organization on March 11, has continued to spread, with the number of people diagnosed with Covid-19 now rising to more than 150,000 cases worldwide.

With streaming dominating the industry — and more services on the way — IndieWire is taking a closer look at the news cycle, breaking down what really matters to provide a clear picture of what companies are winning the streaming wars — and how they’re pulling ahead. By looking at trends and curating developments down to what matters, the Streaming Wars Report will offer a clear picture of what’s happening overall and day-to-day in streaming.

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As the coronavirus sparked the first major cancellations and closings, the too-crass-to-be-spoken idea was, “Wow, what a boon for streamers.” After all, everyone is at home, isolated, with nothing to do but watch TV.

This week, the entire world is socially distancing to avoid the spread of the coronavirus, which means everyone is staying home. And what do you do when your plans have been canceled and you're stuck at home? You watch TV. If you need a break from CNN whipping everyone into a frenzy with its

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The 11th Democratic primary debate airs tonight at 8 p.m. Et/5 p.m. Pt and will broadcast live from Washington, DC, after being moved from Arizona out of caution over the coronavirus outbreak.

The Candidates

Two Democratic candidates have qualified to participate in this debate:

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To be included in tonight’s debate, a candidate needed to meet either a delegate or polling threshold, as determined by the DNC. Hawaii Reo. Tulsi Gabbard is still running for the presidency, but she did not meet the DNC’s requirement to participate in the debate, which states that a candidate needs at least 20% of delegates awarded so far. Gabbard has two delegates so far.

The Moderators

The debate between Sen.

It looks like Howard aka Chimney (Kenneth Choi) and Madison (Jennifer Love Hewitt) will be getting some unexpected company when 9-1-1 returns for its midseason premiere on Monday, March 16. In this exclusive sneak peek of the episode, the two are preparing some meatballs for Chim's birthday dinner

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If you've found yourself anxiously checking your Disney+ account, waiting for that magic moment when Frozen II will finally show up on your homepage, you are not alone. But the magical day is finally here!

Disney announced Friday that Frozen II would drop on its streaming service, Disney+ on Sunday,

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