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Apple has unveiled its launch date and pricing for Mls Season Pass, its partnership with Major League Soccer that will debut February 1 at 12.99 per month.

That price, as well as a 79 annual option for the entire regular season and postseason of Mls soccer with no blackouts, is almost two times the cost of subscribing to Apple TV+ on its own (currently 6.99 a month). An Apple TV+ subscription is not a prerequisite for unlimited soccer action, although it’s cheaper: Mls Season Pass will also be available as a standalone purchase through the Apple TV app for 14.99 per month or 99 per season.

The 2023 season kicks off a 10-year partnership between the soccer league and the tech giant, with all 29 clubs wearing the Apple TV logo as a sleeve patch in different colors on the club jerseys. Season ticket holders for any club receive the Mls Season Pass subscription for free.

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When she found out that Season 2 of “The White Lotus” would be set in Sicily, costume designer Alex Bovaird knew she’d have to up the ante.

“When people, especially Americans, go to Italy, they dress up a bit more. They bring their A-game,” she says, nodding towards the more beachy and casual wardrobe seen in Season 1, when the series’ rich and morally bankrupt characters cared little about impressing the Hawaiian people surrounding them.

Season 2 also traverses further outside of the White Lotus hotel than Season 1 did — again, because wealthy Americans are more likely to take a holistic interest in

In need of a little miracle? TBS has you covered as it prepares for the arrival of Miracle Workers‘ fourth season, aptly titled End Times. Set to premiere Monday, January 16, 2023, the latest chapter in Simon Rich‘s anthology comedy series is taking on the apocalypse and we have an exclusive first look at the action with two sneak peek photos featuring stars Daniel Radcliffe and Geraldine Viswanathan. In the post-apocalyptic future, Radcliffe plays a wasteland and Viswanathan is a ruthless warlord. (Credit: TBS) Together, they’re facing the most dystopian nightmare of all, which is settling down in the suburbs. In the photos above and below, fans get a taste of what’s to come as the costars play a married couple dealing with normal married couple things in an extreme environment. As they navigate the existential horrors of their arrangement and small-town living, they’re receiving guidance from a wealthy junk trader,

When CBC drama “Diggstown” hit Canadian airwaves in 2019, star Vinessa Antoine became the first Black Canadian woman to lead a prime-time drama on network television. And while plenty of ink was spilled over that stat at the beginning, when the Floyd Kane-created series wraps its fourth and final season on Nov. 16, it does so not with a media bang, but a whimper.

So what happened?

“Diggstown” revolves around a corporate lawyer named Marcie Diggs (Antoine) who begins working at a legal-aid office after her aunt takes her own life. Over its 26-episode run, the drama tackled real inequities that

Paramount Global is winnowing down its ad-sales staff after the unit was recently restructured by its new leader.

The job losses are said to number fewer than 100, according to a person familiar with the matter, and come after John Halley, named president of Paramount Global’s ad-sales efforts in September, realigned much of his staff to focus on direct relationships with major media-buying agencies.

Paramount Global declined to make executives available for comment. Executives who were recently elevated or given new senior roles in ad sales are expected to remain, this persons said. Deadline previously reported on the company’s job cuts.

Netflix has debuted the trailer for its stand-up special, Trevor Noah: I Wish You Would, slated to arrive just before Thanksgiving. The footage above opens with Noah stating, “In the United States of America, if you want to win an election, all you need to have is a strange voice.” He then continues to note that every president has had a funny voice, from JFK, Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Biden. He then proceeds to do his best impression of Donald Trump, noting how he’s had the strangest voice of them all. I Wish You Would serves as the Emmy and Grammy-nominated comedian’s third special for the streamer, following Son of Patricia and Afraid Of The Dark. The trailer comes after Noah announced his global comedy tour Off the Record, which is being produced by Live Nation. It begins in January 2023 at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta and

What are the Waltons grateful for as Thanksgiving rolls around “this” year? (Besides the fact that Daddy hasn’t turned into an evil speedster who terrorizes Jefferson County, Va.?)

Family matriarch Olivia (played again by Scandal‘s Bellamy Young) poses that question to the hubs and their bountiful brood in our exclusive sneak peek from The CW’s A Waltons Thanksgiving movie, which premieres this Sunday, Nov. 20 at 8/7c.

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Fresh off “Black Adam,” Noah Centineo is back on Netflix, albeit in very different form. The “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” stars in the first trailer for “The Recruit,” a spy series heading to the streamer next month.

The series was created by Alexi Hawley, best known as the creator of the ABC cop procedural “The Rookie” and its spinoff “The Rookie: Feds,” as well as his work as a writer for the crime procedural “Castle.” Like “The Rookie,” the similarly named “Recruit” focuses on a very new member in a prestigious organization: in this case, the CIA.

Centineo stars as Owen Hendricks, a young lawyer who lands a job at the agency and, after only two days on the job, gets paired to work with an asset Max Meladze (Laura Haddock). Meladze, a former agent for the CIA with a checkered past, is threatening to expose the

In an exclusive clip from upcoming HBO Max documentary film “Santa Camp,” a Black Santa Claus, whose real name is Chris Kennedy, reads a hateful, racist letter he received in front of other Santa Clauses before burning it in a fire.

The documentary film follows the New England Santa Society during a year when its organizers aim to tackle the lack of diversity in the Santa industry. The society boasts a membership of more than 100 professional Christmas performers, and they invite a few new Santas to their annual summer training camp, which aims to help Christmas performers learn the tricks

“Kids Baking Championship” will return to Food Network for its 11th season. Premiering on Dec. 26 at 8 p.m., the season features a new twist, testing the children’s business savvy as well as their baking skills.

Throughout a ten-week competition hosted and judged by Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman, 12 young contestants will create the latest dessert trends and most popular sweets in business-oriented challenges from as logo cakes to market trend cupcakes, viral mashup desserts and power lunch dessert imposters. For example, in the premiere episode, the contestants learn about the importance of first impressions and use the psychology of

“Good luck. You’re going to need it,” Owen Hendricks (Noah Centineo) is told in the trailer for Netflix’s The Recruit — and that’s certainly true. Very early on in his career at the CIA — he meets with Walter Nyland (Vondie Curtis-Hall) on his second day — Owen’s thrown into the action. It begins with him being given letters from those threatening to expose classified information if they don’t get help and Walter advising him not to “get cute” but just “do you business and get out” before he goes to meet with an inmate. And then things get wild. It’s no wonder he asks Janus Ferber (Kristian Bruun), “Have you ever had a panic attack?” But what’s not reassuring is Janus’ response: “Oh, I’ve been having one continuously since 2019. You get used to it.” And sure, at the age of 24, he’s “supposed to make mistakes,

In the mood for breakfast? Good, because it’s time for the egg drop on Abbott Elementary!

TVLine has an exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday’s episode (ABC, 9/8c), which finds Janine and the other teachers preparing for the science project where students try to design ways to prevent an egg from breaking when it’s dropped. Ava has other ideas for the eggs, though: She cracks one into a glass to make her “recovery elixir” as she hides behind dark sunglasses. (“Strong like bull!”)

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Gangs of London is nearly back for Season 2 and keeping things action-packed with Sopé Dìrísù‘s Elliot as he takes on new challenges in the latest chapter. Set one year after the death of Sean Wallace (Joe Cole), the series picks up as a new and darker era of chaos pervades London’s streets. As maps are redrawn, new bonds are formed, and those still in play face what remains, Elliot finds himself enmeshed in assignments for the Investors. While Elliot gets in deeper with the Investors, there’s also a new big bad on the scene as Koba (Waleed Zuaiter) enters the mix, as teased in the exclusive clip, below. Ahead of the premiere, Dìrísù previews what’s next for his ex-undercover cop as he does the bidding of the Investors, and faces the fallout of Season 1’s actions. (Credit: Luke Varley/AMC/Sky UK) Where is Elliot at when the season picks up?

I’m in a cabin in the middle of nowhere eating vegan chili with Steve from “Blue’s Clues.”

He’s been here — in a town in the Catskill Mountains he asks me not to name — for six years. There’s no train station nearby; from Los Angeles, it took me a flight to Albany plus a 90-minute drive south to get to this place. But for Steve, who lives with the odd kind of fame that leads people to think of his last name as “from ‘Blue’s Clues’” rather than Burns, that remoteness is the appeal.

“I’m most often alone up here,

Tara Savelo was born into Scientology and remained active in it into her 20s. She grew up in Clearwater, Fla., one of the church’s main outposts, and later moved to Los Angeles, where she became Lady Gaga’s makeup artist.

She drifted away from the church as she built her own life. But over the last few weeks, as she has read about the Danny Masterson rape trial, many of the church’s teachings and practices have come back to the surface.

“The verbiage the victims use – the first time I read it, it was so upsetting,” she said.

Just last month, Laura Dern kept hopes for “Big Little Lies” Season 3 alive by telling Entertainment Tonight: “I mean, we would all love nothing more, we’re like family, just very lucky. I say, let’s hold out hope. Let’s keep asking, it might just come true.” Cast member Zoë Kravitz kept no such hope alive during a new video interview with GQ magazine. Kravitz announced “Big Little Lies” is over following the death of director and executive producer Jean-Marc Vallée.

“I don’t think it is,” Kravitz said when answering a fan question about the chances of

In the latest TV show ratings, NBC’s The Voice led Tuesday in the demo, while CBS’ FBI copped the night’s largest audience.

NBC | The Voice drew 5.7 million total viewers and a 0.6 demo rating, steady week-to-week; read recap. La Brea (3.2 mil/0.4, read post mortem) dipped to an audience low with its fall finale yet ticked up in the demo. New Amsterdam (2.3 mil/0.3) also slipped to an audience low.

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Dancers are getting a second shot at their careers in Netflix‘s Dance Monsters, a new competition series that TV Insider can exclusively reveal will premiere December 16. The new reality competition series is judged by singer/dancer Ne-Yo, social media star Lele Pons, and the UK’s top street dancer Ashley Banjo, while Ashley Roberts of the Pussycat Dolls serves as host. In Dance Monsters, amateur performers are strapped with cutting-edge motion capture technology — and in a monster twist, perform for judges on stage as CGI avatars. Netflix says it’s sure to be a “super feel good show” that gives dancers whose careers have been put on hold a second chance to chase their dreams, rediscovering their confidence in the process. On the line for the winner is 250,000. Netflix Ahead of the series premiere, the judge panel and host shared their excitement for the series with TV Insider. “I

On the most recent episode of “Saturday Night Live,” Dave Chappelle made headlines for his opening monologue — not for any jokes about the trans community, as the comedian has put in his stand-up, but instead for his commentary on the recent wave of antisemitic rhetoric from prominent figures like Kanye West and Kyrie Irving. While several prominent figures have criticized Chappelle’s monologue, he has a defender in fellow comedian and friend Jon Stewart.

“Dave said something in the ‘SNL’ monologue that I thought was constructive, which he says, ‘It shouldn’t be this hard to talk about things,’” Stewart said during an appearance on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” Tuesday night. “I’m called antisemitic because I’m against Israel’s treatment of Palestinians. I’m called other things from other people based on other opinions that I have, but those shut down debate… Whether it be comedy or discussion or anything else,

Apple Original Films has released a full trailer for Emancipation, which stars Will Smith, was directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training Day) and will premiere on Apple TV+ on Dec. 9, a week after its theatrical debut.

Penned by William N. Collage and inspired by the 1863 photos of “Whipped Peter,” taken during a Union Army medical examination and published in Harper’s Weekly, Emancipation tells the triumphant story of Peter (played by Smith), a man who escapes from slavery by relying on his wits, unwavering faith and deep love for his family, and then embarks on a quest for freedom.

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