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Matthew Rhys makes Emmys history as 2026 ceremony struggles to entertain
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Kimmel taunts FCC chair on 4,000th episode return
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Canadian TV veteran Scott Hylands dies at 83, Night Heat and Fargo star
Scott Hylands, a Canadian actor known for Night Heat and a recurring Fargo role, has died at 83. Born in 1943 in Alberta, he built a career in theatre and television across Canada and the United States, starring as Detective Kevin 'OB' O’Brien in Night Heat—the first Canadian original drama broadcast on a U.S. network—and later appearing in The X-Files, NYPD Blue, Stargate SG-1 and Supernatural, with a 2017 Fargo season 3 role as Ennis Stussy. He is survived by his wife Veronica and children Luke and Rebecca.
Elle prequel on Prime Video fails to spark, critics say
The Independent’s Adam White slams Elle, the Legally Blonde prequel on Prime Video, for lacking the original’s energy and humor, turning into sluggish teen drama that leans on nostalgia rather than sharp wit—despite a second-season renewal and executive involvement from Reese Witherspoon.
Megyn Kelly slams Kimmel's summer stand-ins in fiery takedown
Megyn Kelly blasted Jimmy Kimmel’s choice of summer guest hosts, calling it a “litany of left-wing comedians,” and mocked Rosie O’Donnell’s interview clips while suggesting the lineup signals concerns about Kimmel’s job security as he takes a two‑month break.