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Blizzard’s Diablo IV 2.6.0 Public Test Realm runs Feb 3–10 to preview Season 12 content ahead of The Lord of Hatred expansion, including the Killstreak system, Bloodied Items, and Bloodied Sigils, plus new Unique drops. Players test balance, gather feedback via the in-game tool, and follow PTR install steps; patch notes cover class tweaks, item/balance changes, and bug/UI fixes.
Bravo's 'Vanderpump Rules' is returning for season 12 with an entirely new cast following the previous season's drama, including the 'Scandoval' scandal. The new season, premiering December 2, features a fresh group of SUR staff and friends, with Lisa Vanderpump overseeing the chaos, promising plenty of drama, relationships, and frenemies.
Bravo announced the cast and premiere date for Vanderpump Rules Season 12, set to debut on December 2, featuring a new generation of SUR staff and drama, with a special retrospective episode airing on November 25.
Andretti Global has announced that 2022 FIA Formula 2 Champion Felipe Drugovich will join their Season 12 Formula E team, partnering with Jake Dennis. Drugovich brings extensive racing experience and will be the first Brazilian driver for Andretti Formula E, debuting in front of his home crowd in São Paulo. His addition aims to strengthen the team as they prepare for the next-generation car debut.
Kyle Ashman was removed from the cast of Love Island UK before entering the villa due to past incident allegations involving a machete attack, which ITV was unaware of until reports surfaced. The show will proceed with its season 12 premiere as scheduled.
The reality TV show 'Vanderpump Rules' is set to return for its 12th season with a new cast, continuing its run on the Bravo network.
In the latest episode of 'Chicago PD' Season 12, Episode 6, character Kim Burgess receives a promotion to detective, marking a significant development in the storyline.
Vanderpump Rules showrunner Alex Baskin discusses the uncertain future of the show following a divisive season 11 reunion. Despite the cast's fractured relationships and the emotional finale, Baskin believes the show has more stories to tell and hints at potential changes and new cast members for a possible season 12. The show is currently on hiatus, allowing the cast time to reset, with decisions on the next season expected later in the fall.
The season 12 premiere of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" sets the stage for the "Final Season" with a jam-packed episode featuring Larry's struggles with living with city councilwoman Irma, a trip to Atlanta, and a mishap at a wealthy businessman's party. The episode showcases Larry's trademark misanthropy and self-awareness, culminating in a clever inversion of the "Seinfeld" finale. As the show nears its end, it offers a reflection on who Larry David is and what he's left behind, all while maintaining its signature humor and wit.
The season 12 premiere of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" sees Larry David dealing with the consequences of his actions, including a failed birthday party appearance and an arrest for violating the Election Integrity Act. The episode sets up ongoing character interactions and smaller story arcs, while maintaining the show's signature petty and comedic tone.
The executive producer of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," Jeff Schaffer, reveals that season 12 is being billed as the final season of the show, despite previous seasons also being labeled as the last. The decision to end the series came organically as the story evolved, and the finale is said to make sense as the end. The season premiere includes a mugshot scene inspired by a real-life event involving Donald Trump, and the show's political themes are influenced by current events. The guest star list for season 12 includes familiar faces and new additions, with the possibility of a Curb movie or spinoff still up in the air.
The new season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" showcases Larry David's signature humor on the golf course and revisits familiar themes from the show's past, prompting speculation about its conclusion. Despite some loose ends, the series continues to deliver its unique blend of standalone and serialized storytelling, offering plenty of laughs and reinforcing Larry David's iconic character. Whether Season 12 marks the end or just another chapter, it's a testament to the enduring appeal of "Curb Your Enthusiasm."
The Season 12 premiere of "Chicago Fire" reveals that Mouch miraculously survived the life-or-death cliffhanger from the previous season, while Herrmann faces physical and mental repercussions after a heroic save. Severide and Stella navigate tension surrounding arson investigations, Gallo bids an emotional farewell, Brett plans her wedding with Casey, and Ritter finds himself caught between Herrmann and Stella.
The upcoming season 12 premiere of "Chicago Fire" will address the aftermath of Mouch's fate, Gallo's departure, and Herrmann's injury, while introducing new character Derek Gibson. The season will focus on the theme of change as the firehouse copes with departures and new additions, including Violet stepping into a leadership role. Boden will provide stability amidst the turmoil, and there will be a new medic joining the team as well as the possibility of familiar faces returning.
Taylor Kinney's character Severide returns in the Season 12 premiere of "Chicago Fire" after a leave of absence, but his homecoming is fraught with tension due to an arson case and unresolved issues with his wife Stella. The new season will explore the impact of Severide's absence on other characters like Kidd and Cruz, and showrunner Andrea Newman hints at a different dynamic in Severide and Stella's relationship. Kinney's character will play a central role in the upcoming season.