Q: Is "Yellowstone" coming back for another season? It has to; it left so much unresolved at the end of last season.
"So much unresolved" is a bit of an understatement — the Season 3 finale was packed full of twists, shocks and cliffhangers. And perhaps the writers were comfortable doing that because they already knew they were getting another season, but if they know when, they aren't telling. We can venture a guess, though.
Pro fails: Food Network rolls out new boot camp for restaurant chefs
Cliff Crooks hosts "Chef Boot Camp"
Ready for a new round of culinary boot camp on Food Network?
Surprisingly, it has nothing to do with "Worst Cooks in America." This particular boot camp is for the pros, the chefs working in restaurants across the country — and it's not "Restaurant Impossible," either (or any Gordon Ramsay-led project, for that matter).
Gangs of London, on AMC
Don't miss the premiere of this drama chronicling the intense power struggles at the heart of London's criminal underworld following the assassination of the head of the city's most affluent crime family. Ray Panthaki, Joe Cole and Lucian Msamati star.
New Releases for the week of April 4 - 10
Shadow in the Cloud
Set in the summer of 1943, flight officer Maude Garrett (Moretz) boards an Allied bomber plane departing from New Zealand to Samoa. Although greeted in the quarters by demeaning comments from the likes of macho co-pilots John (Mulvey) and Anton (Koale), Maude's morale never wavers. She is focused solely on the mission she's been assigned: transport a crucial, confidential package from Auckland to its final destination. Forced by the flight crew into the ball turret, Maude reluctantly hands her precious cargo over to the one friendly crew member onboard, Sgt. Walter Quaid (Smith), and braces herself for the long journey. However, within minutes of takeoff, Maude notices a large, abnormal figure approaching them. Before they have a chance to react, a violent gremlin-like creature has hooked itself onto the aircraft, forcing the unit to fight a battle unlike any they're used to.
Director: Roseanne Liang. Stars: Chloë Grace Moretz, Taylor John Smith, Beulah Koale, Callan Mulvey. 2020. 83 mins. Horror.
Earwig and the Witch
Earwig (Henderson) is a rebellious orphan girl living at St. Morwald's Home for Children. Unashamed of her weirdness and comfortable living in the orphanage's quarters, Earwig is chastised by the matron of the institution for the unruly behavior she demonstrates to scare away potential adoptive parents. Her shenanigans prove futile when an odd couple, Bella Yaga (Marshall) and The Mandrake (Grant), come to meet her. Despite Earwig's tantrums, they choose her and take her into their home, where she expects to begin a new boring life. Instead, what she is met with goes beyond her wildest dreams. Earwig becomes Bella's witch apprentice, unlocking a magic in her and the world around her that she soon discovers might even lead her back to her biological mother.
Director: Gorô Miyazaki. Stars: Taylor Henderson, Vanessa Marshall, Richard E. Grant, Dan Stevens. 82 mins. Animated.
The Reckoning
Set in England in 1665, Grace Haverstock's (Kirk) landlord falsely accuses her of being a witch soon after she rejects his advances. As the Great Plague rages through the continent, and still reeling from the recent suicide of her husband, Joseph (Anderson), Grace endures the brutal physical torture many women before her succumbed to during a series of witch trials — an event that is now at an all-time high. The horrific conditions begin to unravel a supernatural evil within her that might end up claiming her soul instead.
Director: Neil Marshall. Stars: Charlotte Kirk, Sean Pertwee, Steven Waddington, Joe Anderson, Rick Warden. 2020. 110 mins. Horror.
From Marvel to mythical: 'Loki' star joins cast of Apple TV period drama
Tom Hiddleston to star in "The Essex Serpent"
From Marvel to mythical: While anticipation is running high for Disney 's "Loki" series ahead of its June premiere, the star of the show has already booked his next TV gig.
Bringing 'Home' the bacon: New ABC series tackles 'Home Economics'
Topher Grace stars in "Home Economics"
America's comfort TV gets a new addition with the heartwarming family comedy "Home Economics," premiering Wednesday, April 7, on ABC. The series is a single-camera comedy that follows the lives of three vastly different siblings — one belonging to society's higher strata, one an average earner and another just barely getting by.
Late Laughs for the week of April 4 - 10, 2021
A Little Late with Lilly Singh
Almost 90% of [Oscar] nominations have been white. That's right, Oscar is the most tan guy in the room.
To all the artists who got snubbed at the Golden Globes, just remember: if people are making memes of your movie, you've already won.
Health and wellness cannot be bought no matter what that spa flyer says!
The Ten Commandments, on ABC
In what has become an Easter tradition, Charlton Heston stars in one of the most celebrated pieces of cinema. Based on the Holy Scripture, Moses's (Heston) life is chronicled from his birth to the Ten Commandments. This classic was filmed in 1950s Egypt.
Q: I was just rewatching "Community," and I thought I recognized the actor who played Prof. Whitman. Who is he?
He is a respected character actor, a workhorse voice actor and a guy who can play the founder of a modern witch coven for laughs and make it work. The man in question is John Michael Higgins.
It's tough to guess why you know him — his eclectic screen resume has nearly 150 items on it — but the best bet is to say it's from one, or some, of Christopher Guest's mockumentaries.
Magnum P.I., on CBS
Jay Hernandez and Perdita Weeks star in this hit reboot of the classic series as roguish private detective Thomas Magnum and the steward of the luxurious estate he calls home, former MI6 agent Juliet Higgins, whose second job is keeping Magnum in line.
