Sheldon’s Sexuality & Georgie’s Predicament: ‘Young Sheldon’ Co-Creator Breaks Down 100th Episode

“Moon Knight,” odds are episode 4 destroyed that confidence. Don’t worry, Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke know how confused everyone is, but they also have some insight as to what’s coming.In “The Tomb”, Marc, Steven and Layla successfully infiltrate the tomb of Ammit.

A woman has died following an early-hours smash in Wigan. The woman, in her 50s, was hit by a car on Kirkhall Lane, Leigh, at around 1.30am on Wednesday.

Daisy May Cooper has broken her silence to address rumours she is engaged to her new boyfriend, Ryan Weymouth. Earlier this week, the actress sparked speculation she was set to take the next step with her new beau, who she made her red carpet debut with in early March, as the pair appeared to be shopping for engagement rings.

Money-saving tips for families looking to cut down on food bills are especially valuable given the cost of living crisis.

Kylie Jenner isn’t the only friend that Jordyn Woods has lost. Stassie Karanikolaou, who is BFFs with the makeup mogul, revealed on the Call Her Daddy podcast that she’s also cut Jordyn, 24, out of her life. “Oh no,” Stassie, 24, replied when host Alex Cooper asked if she was still friends with the model. “For my own reasons. This is the first time… I’m ever saying this but it’s for my own reasons,” Stassie added.

The end of Katoby. As This Is Us celebrated its milestone 100th episode on television, they brought viewers along to the future as they dedicated the hour primarily to the conclusion of Kate and Toby’s marriage.

Spoiler alert! Do not proceed if you have no watched Tuesday’s 100th episode of “This Is Us”.

celebrated a milestone -- reaching the 100-episode pinnacle — by marking the official end of Kate and Toby, the beginning of Kate and Phillip (and also answering the mini mystery of where Kate is in the far-off future).While it hasn't been a secret that Kate and Toby's marriage was going to end in divorce, Tuesday's timeline-jumping episode — simply titled «Katoby» — was still a heartbreaking reminder about how painful, awkward and devastating any uncoupling is. After Toby decided to try and make things work with Kate, giving up the high-paying job in San Francisco, it became increasingly clear that their efforts were not bearing any fruit — marriage counseling included.

It’s over. Kate (Chrissy Metz) and Toby’s (Chris Sullivan) marriage finally came to an end as questions about her relationship with Phillip (Chris Geere) were answered during the This Is Us 100th episode — titled “Katoby” — which aired on Tuesday, April 12.

9-1-1 returned on Monday and fans saw the episode deal with Maddie Buckley and Howard 'Chim' Han's arrival back to Los Angeles, and Evan 'Buck' Buckley coming clean to his girlfriend about kissing a new colleague.Exclusive: 9-1-1: Lone Star actor Ronen Rubinstein shares what he really thinks of TK’s 'traumatic' storylinesBut in a heartbreaking series of scenes, Eddie Diaz (played by Ryan Guzman) discovered that the three soldiers whom he had helped to escape enemy fire during their time in Afghanistan had all died in recent years; one by overdose, another via a car crash and the third, Anita Mills, had shot herself dead just months before.WATCH: Eddie Diaz returns to therapy in 9-1-1It led to a devastating breakdown that came following months of his own mental health faltering, and viewers saw Eddie’s son Chirstopher call Buck for help as he heard his father smash his bedroom to pieces with a baseball bat.Oliver Stark, who plays Buck–Eddie's best friend and work partner—told HELLO! how "nice" it was to be a part of Ryan's performance in this episode as Eddie, and also shared what fans can expect from the rest of season five, Buck's growing self-awareness, and whether Eddie and Buck will ever talk about their shared trauma...Exclusive: 9-1-1: Lone Star actor Ronen Rubinstein teases heartbreaking drama with CarlosExclusive: 9-1-1 star Oliver Stark shares thoughts on episode 11's shocking kissFirst of all, Ryan's performances in 13 and onwards? There has been a level of commitment he has shown in wanting to do those scenes justice, and it has been so nice to be a part of that.

Bel-Air is Peacock’s one-hour drama series that re-imagines the beloved ’90s sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air through a modern, dramatic take on Will’s complicated journey from the streets of West Philadelphia to the gated mansions of Bel-Air.

Cha Cha Real Smooth, wearing a sheer nude Gucci-logo corset with a 70s-inspired linen pantsuit. Dakota Johnson poses with her Cha Cha Real Smooth costar/director Cooper Raiff at SXSW. Camila Cabello rocked her own sheer corset look with wide-leg trousers later that month. On March 24, the “Bam Bam” singer was photographed in London wearing a sheer black Dion Lee top and a matching ensemble from Dries Van Noten. The mesh, corset-styled top exposed the singer's midriff and just a hint of . Courtesy of Christian Vierig/GC ImagesCabello is currently celebrating the release of her third album, Familia.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterSPOLER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “What’s for Dinner?,” the April 1 episode of “Severance.”Heading into its Season 1 finale next week, Apple’s “Severance” has finally answered at least one very burning question for fans: What the heck is a Waffle Party? On Friday, viewers saw exactly what Lumon Industries’ severed workers get as part of that top-tier reward through the experience of MDR employee Dylan (Zach Cherry). Well, not all of it, because Dylan actually high-tails it out of the Waffle Party prematurely in order to flip the control room switch that will help his coworkers Mark (Adam Scott), Helly (Britt Lower) and Irving (John Turturro) in their plan to “wake up” as their Innie in the real world.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentProducer Lorenzo Mieli, who has brought to the screen top Italian TV series such as “The Young Pope” and “My Brilliant Friend,” is launching two new crime shows with innovative elements: “The King” and “Bang Bang Baby.”Both stem from his bent to push boundaries of genre storytelling that is “borne from authenticity,” he says.“The King,” which is Italy’s first prison drama, recently bowed positively in Italy on Comcast-owned Sky’s pay-TV service and also premiered internationally at the Series Mania fest.The dark show stars Luca Zingaretti, best known as the titular character in Italy’s widely exported “Inspector Montalbano” series. He plays Bruno Testori the sometimes psychopathic director of a maximum security penitentiary located on an unspecified Italian border territory that is not subject to Italian law.

Sheldon Cooper isn’t the only celebrating tonight. Uber-producer Chuck Lorre helped to honor the 100th episode of Young Sheldon by reaching a milestone of his own — his 700th vanity card.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeFor his landmark 700th vanity card, Chuck Lorre chose physics. Lorre’s 700th card happened to coincide with the 100th episode of “Young Sheldon,” which he co-created and executive produces with Steve Molaro.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“Young Sheldon” isn’t so young anymore — and as the hit CBS comedy marks its 100th episode, the series is growing up along with its title star. Co-creator and executive producer Steve Molaro told Variety that as Sheldon, played by Iain Armitage, enters his teenage years and starts attending college, more grown-up storylines have started to reflect that change.“It’s hard to believe that we started out the pilot [in 2017] when Iain was eight years old,” Molaro said. “And Raegan Revord, who plays Missy, was eight or nine.

Miley Cyrus took the time to remember her late friend Taylor Hawkins.

Elizabeth Holmes loved to do, which is why it's been incorporated into, Hulu’s true-crime series chronicling the explosive realization that her once groundbreaking biotech startup was built on lies and fraudulent data. While speaking to ET by phone and at the 92Y for their recent Recanati-Kaplan Talks event, Amanda Seyfried and showrunner Elizabeth Meriwether broke down all of Holmes’ awkward dancing and the series’ incredible music cues, from Len’s “Steal My Sunshine” to “Y Control” by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. “The music ended up becoming such a big part of the show and it started with the anecdote in the podcast about Elizabeth Holmes dancing in her car alone,” Meriwether says, referring to the ABC News investigative series hosted by Rebecca Jarvis which is adapted from. “That really stuck out to me because I was just really trying to imagine what Elizabeth Holmes is like when nobody’s watching her.”From the very first episode, Holmes is seen dancing by herself at various points throughout the story, whether she’s alone in her room, in the car between investor meetings or lost in her head after a long job.