Streaming television has been facing a bit of an uphill battle in recent years when it comes to a consistent release strategy. Some of the most significant delays have been a consequence of unforeseen factors — the COVID-19 pandemic, the SAG-AFTRA strike — while others are a result of the more extensive post-production and VFX work required to deliver a stunning finished product onscreen. HBO’s medical drama The Pitt has recently been making headlines for the creative team’s commitment to delivering a new season every year like clockwork, but it’s not the only show that sits in stark contrast to the bulk of prestige TV as far as its release schedule is concerned.

Comparing The Pitt to a show like Slow Horses may be like comparing apples to oranges, especially since every season of the Apple TV spy thriller only clocks in at six episodes next to The Pitt‘s 15, but Slow Horses has followed its own impressively consistent filming schedule since its initial premiere in 2022. Making two seasons back-to-back — with the show’s writers working on scripts for the upcoming season while the current crop of episodes is being filmed — has allowed Apple TV to release five installments adapted from author Mick Herron‘s novels over three years. It’s a strategy that’s bound to pay off when Slow Horses‘ sixth season finally releases next week, building to more than one twisty surprise that will no doubt have viewers grateful they won’t have to wait long for the already confirmed Season 7.

What Is ‘Slow Horses’ Season 6 About?

It’s another seemingly ordinary week at Slough House — except for the fact that the agents haven’t yet been paid. What starts as a concern floated to their astute yet flatulent leader, Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman), quickly leads to the realization that the Slow Horses haven’t gotten their paychecks because they’ve been deleted from MI5’s internal records. Newly promoted First Desk Diana Taverner (Kristin Scott Thomas) claims to know nothing of the incident, but Lamb, River Cartwright (Jack Lowden), and the rest of the Slow Horses become increasingly convinced there’s more going on that’s frustratingly above their pay grade. That’s not the only inconvenience the team has to deal with, and it doesn’t take long for Lamb to learn that other past members of Slough House are starting to turn up dead.

Every event appears to be a tragic accident, but not all the evidence left behind truly adds up. As the body count continues to rise, courtesy of a pair of mysterious assassins (Andor‘s Kyle Soller and The Witcher‘s MyAnna Buring), the question becomes: who’s trying to take down the Slow Horses for good, and why? This new threat lurking in the shadows brings several of Lamb’s former “joes” back into the fold for their own protection, including Louisa Guy (Rosalind Eleazar), who’s none too happy to return to the fray despite reuniting with her old Slough House colleagues, and Sidonie “Sid” Baker (Olivia Cooke), whose reappearance after being publicly declared dead back in Season 1 upends the story in more ways than one.

They’re not the only familiar faces who pop back up; it’s been a full season since River’s dear old dad, brutal mercenary Frank Harkness (Hugo Weaving), cut a deal with MI5 to walk free, but now he’s returned with particularly nefarious intentions. Meanwhile, inside MI5, Taverner faces both increased scrutiny around her decision-making as First Desk and the parties she’s inadvertently gotten the agency into bed with — including the eternally slimy Peter Judd (Samuel West), who seeks to undermine her authority at every turn, and Damien Cantor (Peter Lloyd), who runs a radical news organization and has every intention of publicly pulling back the curtain on MI5’s covert activities overseas.

‘Slow Horses’ Season 6 Is a Great Blend of Old and New Mysteries

Season 6 admittedly represents a shift for Slow Horses in more than one sense. Not only has Gaby Chiappe (The Level) taken over as head writer from original showrunner Will Smith, but this season is also the first to adapt two of Herron’s books, Joe Country and Slough House, rather than simply one. It’s a combination that ultimately makes sense, given that Season 6 feels like the most serialized installment of Slow Horses so far, one that is inextricably connected to some of the show’s biggest moments to date. While that means viewers will definitely have to play catch-up on previous seasons rather than trying to jump in from a fresh starting point, it’s a narrative choice that rewards the fans who have been devoted to the series since the very beginning.

Season 6’s decision to include both old and new storylines — and the unexpected connective tissue between them — also allows the characters we’ve been following to develop in welcome ways. In the wake of a very personal loss, River is more unmoored than he’s ever been, but the return of more than one significant figure from his past forces him to confront feelings he’s kept buried. Lowden is as terrific as ever to watch, deftly navigating the character’s more emotional moments as well as the occasional opportunity for comedy and cementing River Cartwright as one of his best-ever roles. His chemistry with Cooke also remains as delightful as it was back in the first season, and the two slide back into their characters’ old rapport without missing a beat.

In fact, Season 6’s resurrection of past fan-favorites is one of the reasons it’s both thrilling and surprisingly comforting to watch. Despite the overall premise putting our beloved Slow Horses in increased danger, there’s safety in numbers, and forcing all of them into close proximity allows for entertaining pairings that maintain the show’s pitch-perfect blend of comedy and drama. On the heels of their relatively disastrous team-up last season, River and the eternally taciturn J.K. Coe (Tom Brooke) are partnered up to investigate the truth once again, while Louisa and Shirley Dander (Aimee-Ffion Edwards) have some unresolved tension that needs to be addressed. Roddy Ho (Christopher Chung), on the other hand, is both in the ideal position to thoroughly irritate the current object of his affection, Emma Flyte (Ruth Bradley), and in the less-than-ideal position of looking after Reece Nesmith (Lenny Rush), an obstinate teen who finds himself needing Slough House’s protection, too. When the characters all descend on quite possibly the last place you’d expect them to, the results are as expectedly hilarious as they are full of shocking surprises, with every moment anchored by the characters we’ve come to know and love over the past five seasons.

‘Slow Horses’ Season 6 Takes the Show’s Biggest Swings Yet

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Given that certain plot details, like familiar faces, a rising body count, and intensifying threats, have already been revealed, the possibilities of what Slow Horses Season 6 could be keeping closer to the vest were rendered even more compelling. Some of the show’s longest-kept secrets are finally brought to light, not just for the audience, but for the characters themselves; Catherine Standish (Saskia Reeves) is forced to reckon with a professional revelation that leaves her quietly struggling with her sobriety in the background of even more intense developments, and Sid’s original alliance with Taverner now sits on a much shakier foundation than it did before. Oh, and if you thought River’s relationship with Harkness would become any less complicated now that their blood ties have been revealed, think again. That unpredictability doesn’t just follow a handful of characters; it looms over every single potential twist across the six episodes provided for review.

Season 6 ultimately represents the biggest turning point for Apple TV’s longest-running spy thriller, not because of its seamless pairing of past and present, but because of what it intriguingly sets up for Slow Horses‘ next chapter. Gone is the easily resolved mystery with every lingering question irrefutably answered; in its place is a deceptively quiet sequence that culminates in a way that almost no one will see coming. What it signals for the series moving forward is a much more interesting prospect, one that doesn’t necessarily set up a definitive ending just yet but certainly promises a different future than what viewers are used to. The confirmation of Season 7 will definitely be reassuring by the time the end credits roll on the finale, but Season 6 is the firmest evidence that Slow Horses is no longer planning to rest on its laurels.

Slow Horses Season 6 premieres September 16 on Apple TV.

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April 1, 2022

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Apple TV+

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Douglas Urbanski

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Adam Randall, James Hawes, Jeremy Lovering, Saul Metzstein

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Mark Denton, Jonny Stockwood

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Pros & Cons

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• Old and new mysteries combine in a deftly crafted story.
• Returning faces, like Sid, Louisa, and Harkness, give the season even more weight.
• Kyle Soller and MyAnna Buring are chilling as the mysterious assassins targeting Slough House.
• The season wraps up in a fashion that no viewer will see coming.

Get a rundown of Us‘ top stories making headlines in celebrity news, sports and entertainment on September 7, 2026. Here are the key takeaways:

• Taylor Swift broke down the double meanings behind her Toy Story 5 track “I Knew It, I Knew You,” explaining on iHeartCountry House Party that the word “daze” doubles as “days” and that lyrics about parachutes and blades of grass nod to both childhood memory and the toys’ point of view, Swift told the show in an interview aired September 5.

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• Millie Bobby Brown shared a rare video holding her baby girl during a family trip to Italy’s Dolomites with husband Jake Bongiovi, posting clips from a stay at the SAN SONNEA resort in Luson, South Tyrol. The couple, who welcomed their daughter through adoption in 2025, have kept her name private.

• Erika Kirk reflected on the hours after husband Charlie Kirk‘s death, writing in a New York Times op-ed published September 7, that the day felt like a “fever dream.” She recalled second lady Usha Vance telling her to “just get through the next 15 minutes,” advice Erika said is “seared into my heart.”

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Taylor Swift enjoyed a night out with husband Travis Kelce in style.

The newlyweds stepped out in New York City for dinner at Ambassadors Clubhouse on Sunday, September 6, in photos obtained by Page Six.

Swift, 36, dazzled in a silky brown metallic Stella McCartney halter dress ($2,100). The maxi-dress had a diagonal brown and Lurex stripe pattern and a gold chain neck. She paired the dress with matching strappy heels, a brown purse from the designer ($1,815) and her opal ring and bracelet set that Kelce, 36, gifted her last Christmas.

Kelce, for his part, looked dapper in a white and green striped button-up shirt and brown pants. The football player completed his ensemble with checkerboard Vans slip-ons.

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Swift and Kelce’s outing comes two months after they tied the knot at Madison Square Garden in July. The couple exchanged vows in front of nearly 1,000 of their closest friends and family. The ceremony was officiated by Adam Sandler while Taylor and Travis’ siblings, Austin Swift and Jason Kelce, served as their Man of Honor and Best Man, respectively.

“Taylor was emotional while reciting her vows but kept her composure,” an insider told Us about the nuptials. “You could tell she put a lot of work and time into writing her vows. Travis teared up more than Taylor. They shared very personal details and anecdotes that some guests had never even heard before.”

Earlier this month, Travis gushed about his wedding day during an episode of his and brother Jason’s “New Heights” podcast.

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“At this point, we’re what, over a month out? It’s been so much fun,” Travis said. “First of all, the night was a night we’ll never forget. Me and Taylor are so thankful for everybody that showed up, you know, from the vows to just seeing everyone to how much fun we had throughout the entire evening, and hearing that kind of be relayed through everybody’s stories of the night.”

Travis referred to the evening as a “magical night” and expressed his gratitude to MSG for making his and Swift’s dream wedding come true.

“Thank you [to] everyone at MSG that allowed us to do this,” he shared. “We wanted to do it somewhere where we could have a very intimate and genuine setting without a lot of distractions. We needed it to be a private feel. And MSG went above and beyond to give us that. I can’t thank everybody enough that showed up but also that helped put the show on, and it was a very magical, magical night.”

CBS is returning for a jam-packed fall 2026 season — but when can fans expect Tracker, Yellowstone spinoff Marshals and NCIS to return?

The network released a guide to both scripted and unscripted premieres ahead of each show’s return. CBS also provided a synopsis for each premiere, which gives a glimpse into what fans can expect.

Keep scrolling for a full breakdown of when each show premieres — and what happens in each episode:

‘Survivor’ (September 23)

Castaways marooned in remote Fiji embark upon the Open Era of Survivor and battle to win $1 million. The catchphrase of the season, “permanent uncertainty,” comes into play as soon as the castaways reach the beach and discover that one player must leave to go on a mysterious journey. Then, the first tribal council pits two allies against each other in a dramatic battle of wills, on the two-hour 51st season premiere.

‘The Amazing Race’ (September 30)

In Vancouver, host Phil Keoghan surprises racers with the first twist of the season: For the first time in The Amazing Race history, there are 13 Express Passes in play, on part one of the 39th season premiere.

‘Marshals’ (October 4)

When Kayce realizes Tate has been taken hostage, he goes rogue in a desperate race to save his son as the Marshals uncover a powerful criminal operation tied to the East Camp land grab. A violent showdown ensues, putting everything Kayce cares about at risk.

‘Tracker’ (October 4)

Colter’s search for a teenage boy’s missing father leads him to a dangerous criminal operation at the Port of Los Angeles on the fourth season premiere.

‘FBI’ (October 5)

After a young traveler is found shot dead in a state park, the team discovers she was witness to an execution of a person involved in a top-secret government-sponsored project. Meanwhile, Maggie struggles to bond with her new partner, Isaiah Green (played by Roland Buck III), and OA adjusts to a new role.

‘CIA’ (October 5)

When a known cartel fixer arrives in NYC, the team tracks him down and discovers the body of a DEA agent. After it becomes clear the case is not what it seems, the team must work quickly to prevent additional murders. Meanwhile, Bill makes a shocking discovery when he returns to work after the death of his father and the team enlists the help of FBI Special Agent Stuart Scola (John Boyd).

‘Harlan Coben’s Final Twist’ (October 5)

When church-going mother Betsy Faria is found stabbed to death in her quiet Missouri home, police initially suspect suicide … she’d tried it before. But multiple stab wounds and the surrounding evidence point to her husband. It seems like an open-and-shut case: trial, conviction, done. But then, more dead bodies and strange twists lead back to Betsy’s murder … unraveling a story everyone thought they understood.

‘NCIS’ (October 6)

While dealing with the fallout from the shooting involving McGee’s son, the team investigates a mysterious new threat to the Secretary of the Navy and receives help from an unexpected source: Tony DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly), newly arrived in D.C. to open a satellite office of his private security firm.

‘NCIS: New York’ (October 6)

After years of special assignments and covert ops, Special Agent Sam Hanna (LL Cool J) returns to his hometown of New York City for a brand-new mission. When Sam’s friend and Navy reservist Jack Halloway is found dead, he requests permission from Assistant Special Agent-In-Charge Robyn Wells (Jennifer Beals) to investigate his friend’s death. Robyn pairs Sam with roguish agent Nick Schaeffer (Scott Caan), who introduces him to the rest of the team: clean-cut Wyatt Sellers (Shane Harper), bright-eyed Addy Ross (Jacqueline Byers) and hacker-turned-computer guy Sean Sullivan (Devin Druid). As the team investigates Jack’s death, they work together to gather key information that can help find the culprits on the series premiere.

‘NCIS: Origins’ (October 6)

In the present day, ghosts from Leroy Jethro Gibbs’ (Mark Harmon) past finally catch up to him, shattering his peaceful retirement in Alaska. In 1992, the team races to rescue a kidnapped Randy (Caleb Foote) while Gibbs (Austin Stowell) and Lala (Mariel Molino) deal with the aftermath of their kiss.

‘Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage’ (October 8)

Tensions rise when Mandy and the family side against Georgie in his fight with Mary. Meanwhile, Connor turns to Georgie when he gets himself into trouble.

‘Eternally Yours’ (October 8)

Eternally Yours is a family comedy centered around Charles (Ed Weeks) and Liz (Allegra Edwards) — a vampire couple whose once-passionate romance has devolved into a pulseless marriage after 500 years together. Living in present-day Seattle with their oddball coven, they’ve settled into an eternal rut — until their daughter Emma’s (Helen J. Shen) earnest human boyfriend, Max (Jaren Lewison), unexpectedly enters their lives and forces them to confront whether their love can survive forever … or if forever is a life sentence. Max finds his world turned upside down after he discovers the truth about Helen’s mysterious family.

‘Elsbeth’ (October 8)

Elsbeth crosses paths with renowned marriage counselor Serena Collyer (Nicole Scherzinger), whose cool demeanor hides a murderous and messy passion. Also, Teddy sets a wedding date.

‘Cupertino’ (October 8)

Cupertino stars Mike Colter and Rachel Keller as lawyers Michael Price and Olivia Siffre, who are wrongfully terminated from a tech start-up. Michael and Olivia join forces to form their own law firm to represent those taken advantage of by the tech elite and fight back in a high-stakes battle against the Goliaths of Silicon Valley. Also, Michael’s former assistant, Christy Palladino (Ella Stiller), uses her close-knit family connections to help the firm in its inception.

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‘Sheriff Country’ (October 9)

As Sheriff Mickey Fox struggles to process a shocking revelation about her family, she races to save a troubled young woman whose descent into a dangerous criminal operation uncovers a growing threat to all of Edgewater. Ben McKenzie guest stars as Sheriff Wade, a neighboring sheriff who is called in to assist Sheriff Mickey, and has a few secrets of his own.

‘Fire Country’ (October 9)

As Edgewater celebrates its annual Founders’ Day festival, a catastrophic sinkhole opens beneath Main Street, trapping residents underground and forcing Station 42 into a high-stakes rescue. Meanwhile, a mysterious former firefighter arrives in Edgewater.

‘Boston Blue’ (October 9)

When a series of murders begins mirroring the infamous Boston Strangler killings, Danny and Lena race to stop a copycat killer before he strikes again. As panic grips the city, Jonah and Sean, fresh off their rookie year, as well as Henry Reagan, jump in to help Danny and Lena track down and arrest the killer. Also, Danny faces a career-defining promotion while Lena uncovers a lead that could link the attack on Detective Rodgers to a powerful figure.

Police procedurals and first responder dramas are typically known for their longevity in the TV space. These shows are among the most enduring genres in network television, with certain shows running for decades while others also expand with spin-offs and sprawling universes for a loyal fanbase. In recent times, the ABC police procedural, The Rookie, has established itself as one of the most beloved shows on television, with the crime drama even scoring major streaming wins as well. The show debuted in 2018, and in the years following, its characters have evolved, as have their relationships with one another, even as they continue to work as a cohesive unit with the LAPD.

Creator and showrunner Alexi Hawley has kept fans invested with several compelling cases and engaging plotlines, which has seen the show into its eighth season. In November 2025, prior to the premiere of The Rookie Season 8 in January 2026, ABC announced its plan to expand the franchise with a spin-off, The Rookie: North. The series will serve as the second spin-off of the franchise, looking to succeed where its predecessor, the short-lived offshoot back in 2022, The Rookie: Feds, which was cancelled after only one season, failed. The Rookie: North turns to Insecure and Top Gun: Maverick star Jay Ellis as its lead, with Ellis set to play prospective rookie cop Alex Holland. Ellis’ Holland will embark on an ambitious adventure to become a law enforcement officer at an older age. However, the actor himself has an even bigger ambition for the upcoming procedural drama.

In 2022, Ellis starred alongside filming royalty, Tom Cruise, in the blockbuster action film, Top Gun: Maverick. As with most things that have the Mission: Impossible star attached to it, Top Gun: Maverick exploded at the box office. Now, Ellis is looking for Cruise to challenge himself in an entirely different space as he encourages his mega co-star to make his way onto network television. “I would love to have Tom come be on The Rookie: North with us,” Ellis said in an interview with Us Magazine. “I’m throwing it out there.” The Insecure star would go on, later in the interview, to issue a direct request to the Mission: Impossible star. “‘Tom, [you should come join], wherever you are,’” Ellis stated. “[Since] he’s probably parachuting somewhere right now or doing a motorcycle jump over a cliff.”

Jay Ellis Has Some Colossal Plans for ‘The Rookie: North’

The Rookie: North will follow a middle-aged man who joins the Pierce County Police Department as its oldest rookie after a traumatic home invasion and was written by Hawley. Karen Fukuhara (The Boys) stars alongside Ellis in a cast that also includes Chris Sullivan, Froy Gutierrez, Janet Montgomery, Mya Lowe, and Malik Watson. Ellis, however, has some ambitious ideas in his mind’s eye, as the All Her Fault star notes that none of his former co-stars would be safe from a call asking them to come on The Rookie: North as a guest star. “I would love to have some of my co-stars come pop in,” Ellis elaborated during the course of the conversation. “It’d be a lot of fun to have some of them come pop in and do an episode or two with us. I will be calling all of them. All of you will get text messages followed up by phone calls, and I will go through your agents as well.”

That could make for a dazzling guest star slate for The Rookie: North given that Ellis’ former co-stars list includes the likes of Glen Powell, Issa Rae, Sara Snook, Kate Hudson, Danny Ramirez, and Lewis Pullman among other illustrious names. Should Ellis somehow pull it off, The Rookie: North will certainly be worth the watch. There is no set release date for The Rookie: North at the moment, but the show is also expected to hit ABC in early 2027.

Stay tuned at Collider for more.

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October 16, 2018

Showrunner

Alexi Hawley

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Directors

Tori Garrett, Chi-Yoon Chung, Michael Goi, Sylvain White, Lisa Demaine, Lanre Olabisi, Bill Johnson, David McWhirter, Liz Friedlander, Daniel Willis, Toa Fraser, Anne Renton, Jon Huertas, Cherie Nowlan, TK Shom, Rob Seidenglanz, Valerie Weiss, Barbara Brown, Charissa Sanjarernsuithikul, SJ Main Muñoz, Nelson McCormick, Marcus Stokes, Adam Davidson, Anna Mastro

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Corey Miller, Bill Rinier, Zoe Cheng, Mary Trahan, Ally Seibert, Liz Alper, Nick Hurwitz, Racheal Seymour, Madeleine Coghlan, David Radcliff

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One of the good things about streaming becoming so easy and widespread is that there always seems to be some place for any movie to end up. The big streamers can fight over new releases, or just make multi-billion dollar deals to buy the competition, but there’s usually somebody who appreciates the classics. We’re specifically referring to classics like The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, which you can watch for free on YouTube.

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Italian director Sergio Leone’s 1966 epic is generally considered one of the greatest films of all time, and definitely one of the best Westerns, and perhaps even the singular definitive spaghetti Western. Though it’s skewed because of modern reviews that take its legacy into account, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’s Rotten Tomatoes score sits at 97% for both critics and audiences — meaning it’s a consensus that the movie is straight-up great. How often does that happen?

What Is ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ About?

Along with Leone’s A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is part of the loosely connected “Dollars Trilogy” (also known as the “Man with No Name Trilogy” after star Clint Eastwood’s ostensibly nameless antihero… though he does technically have a name in all three movies). The movies aren’t really related to each other, beyond the fact that Sergio Leone directed them, they’re in the same genre, and Clint Eastwood is in them as a laconic cowboy who wears a cool hat and a sarape. (Unfortunately, Leone didn’t have the foresight to have his cowboy movies tie together for a big Marvel-style payoff.)

In The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Eastwood’s character is a bounty hunter nicknamed Blondie, and though he’s not necessarily a nice guy, he’s the “Good” in the title. He runs a scam with a bandit named Tuco (the “Ugly,” played by Eli Wallach), where he hands him over to the authorities for a bounty and then saves him from being hanged so they can split the money and do the trick again in another town. They cross paths with a mercenary called Angel Eyes (the “Bad,” played by Lee Van Cleef) who is trying to find a stash of stolen Confederate gold.

Tuco finds out the cemetery where the gold is buried and Blondie finds out the specific grave it’s hidden in, forcing them all to (kinda) work together in an uneasy alliance. It’s a spoiler to say it all builds to a three-way standoff over who gets the gold, but treating that as a real spoiler does a disservice to Leone’s directing, Ennio Morricone’s iconic score, and Eastwood’s steely-eyed glare. And we’re talking about the definitive spaghetti Western here, so it’s not like there wouldn’t be a standoff at some point. It’s like saying the movie has boots and revolvers in it.

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is streaming for free on YouTube, so there’s really no reason not to set aside three hours or so and revel in the ecstasy of gold (that’s the big song from the soundtrack).

Phaedra Parks and Chris “CT” Tamburello were spotted packing on the PDA after making their debut as a couple.

Us obtained exclusive photos of the newly-minted pair cozying up in Fire Island, New York after Parks, 52, brought Tamburello, 46, as her plus-one to MISTR’s “Hot Tub Games” at The Tryst Pool Club on Sunday, September 6.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta star dazzled in black and white Louis Vuitton set while Tamburello opted for a beige button-up shirt and olive pants.

The former Traitors costars looked all loved-up as they smiled for photos. In one snap, The Challenge star snuggled up to Parks and he gave her a sweet kiss on the cheek.

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The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum Phaedra Parks was overwhelmingly proud to be on her new beau Chris “CT” Tamburello’s arm at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards. “Some came for the awards. I came with the prize,” Phaedra, 52, gushed via Instagram on Sunday, September 6, sharing a carousel of images featuring CT, 46, […]

Parks and Tamburello made their red carpet debut together at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Saturday, September 5.

One day before, Parks revealed that she and Tamburello were an item. During an appearance on SiriusXM’s Jeff Lewis Live on Friday, September 4, Parks admitted that she had “been out” with Tamburello but declined to reveal how many dates the pair have had or whether they’d had any “sleepovers” recently.

“I can’t give this [information] to you,” she told host Jeff Lewis. “I’ve got to save it for the world!”

Tamburello and Parks connected during The Traitors season 2, which aired in 2024. While Parks was one of the Traitors, Tamburello was a faithful who went on to win the game alongside Challenge costar Trishelle Cannatella. While in the Traitors castle, Tamburello and Parks were good friends who engaged in flirty banter.

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“Nothing real happened, I’ll be honest with you,” Tamburello told Entertainment Weekly in March 2024. “It was fun. I loved her because she’s a cornball. She was great. I would say there was a sense of sincerity, for sure. But it was also playing a game, you know?”

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Tamburello is currently in an ongoing divorce with estranged wife Catalina Winter. Following the news of her ex’s romance, Winter called out Tamburello for allegedly delaying their divorce proceedings.

“I genuinely wish Chris well in whatever relationship or career he chooses to pursue. I’m not interested in commenting on whether his new relationship is real, for publicity, or anything in between,” the OnlyFans star told Us in a statement on Monday, September 7. “What I would like is for him to put the same energy into ending our marriage that he’s putting into publicly promoting his new relationship.”

You may think fall footwear is all about plain black boots, but this year’s trending shoes are anything but basic. Easy mules, sleek slingbacks, low-profile sneakers and dainty flats are just a few highlights, and they start at $10!

The best part about this season’s lineup is the wide range of styles. Whether your aesthetic leans boutiquey, polished or West Coast-cool, you’ll find a must-have pair below. The catch? These picks from Vionic, Adidas, Naturalizer, Project Cloud and more are selling out as we type. Snag your favorites before they’re gone!

13 Chic Fall Shoes — Starting at $10

1. Our Favorite: Something between sneakers, ballet flats and Mary Janes, these hybrid shoes have an undeniably stylish appeal.

2. Stunning Slip-Ons: Gems, pearls, pink! These luxe-looking faux-leather mules scream ‘designer’ from across the office.

3. Multiple Trends: Satin is totally ‘in’ right now, and so are chunky low heels. These dreamy slingbacks are trendy by default.

4. Old Money: You don’t need a Hamptons abode to look like you have one. These old money mules are very convincing; they feature smooth faux leather and a scrunched upper.

5. Silky Satin: Satin ballet flats are as romantic as they sound, especially with a cute bow, pastel color and shiny finish.

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6. Sporty Twist: All the rich moms wear Adidas, so it’s no wonder these low-profile sneakers are flying off the shelves.

7. Burgundy Babe: If you really want to look wealthy, opt for these glossy, pointy mules that glisten effortlessly.

8. Sassy Snakeskin: Yes, you can get Naturalizer slingbacks on Amazon. This pair has an edgy snakeskin print and a comfortable heel that’s under 2 inches.

9. Miss Mary: Look no further for timeless square-toe Mary Janes that make even a tee and jeans appear elevated.

10. Cute Kitten: Cute and romantic, these pointed-toe kitten heels beg to be worn for date night. The leopard print style is optional but not really.

11. Nearly Half Off: A brand like Vionic is worth shopping at full price, so at 43% off, these houndstooth-printed flats are already in our cart.

12. Alternative Queen: These Mary Jane flats channel California-cool mom energy, featuring gold embellishments, a silver buckle and a wine red hue.

13. Center of Attention: Not only are these shimmery, champagne-toned flats elegant, but they’re also very comfortable, courtesy of the cushiony sole.

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Bob Dylan has gotten an astounding amount of press over the last two years, given the release of his 2024 biopic, A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet. The film spotlighted his early career and his decision to incorporate electric guitar and rock instruments into folk music, which was controversial at the time. However, as rock enthusiasts everywhere now know, Dylan’s decision proved to be not only popular but revolutionary, and it yielded what many consider to be his greatest album, hands down: Highway 61 Revisited. And now, that album just turned 61.

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Before Bob Dylan released Highway 61 Revisited in its entirety, he put out feelers with “Like A Rolling Stone,” which was released as a single in June 1965. The track was a near-instant hit, racing up the charts and sitting at number two on the Billboard Hot 100, almost displacing the three-week number one hit “I Got You Babe” by Sonny & Cher in the process. Its success was a shock to Columbia Records, though, which was dubious about the song’s lengthy six-minute timestamp and its electric aspects.

Clearly, rock lovers had an appetite for the changes Dylan was trying to make. Just as he’d begun melding rock music with folk in his previous album, Bringing It All Back Home, he married the two popular genres with ease on Highway 61 Revisited, inspiring generations of musicians in the process. For fellow rock legend Bruce Springsteen, Highway 61 Revisited was the first Bob Dylan album he ever heard—and it was a transformational experience. He once commented that Dylan’s work “thrilled and scared him,” making him “feel kind of irresponsibly innocent. And it still does.”

Indeed, it’s hard to believe that Dylan’s world-weary lyrics on Highway 61 Revisited were written when he was a mere 24 years old. That said, it’s important to remember that the album was Dylan’s sixth, and that he’d been immersed in the gritty world of beatniks and musicians that dominated New York City’s West Village during the 1960s. Furthermore, when writing his lyrics, Dylan drew from musical and historical sources of inspiration that deepened his work.

‘Highway 61 Revisited’ Is More than Just an Album—It’s an American Reckoning

Highway 61 runs from Louisiana to the Canadian border, passing through Dylan’s hometown of Duluth, Minnesota. Music writer David Sheppard points out that this highway also traces the path of African Americans seeking employment during interwar years—a path that also brought blues music from the south to the north. By incorporating blues into his album (most vividly in the album’s final song, “Desolation Row”) and nodding at the impact of this highway, Dylan subtly acknowledges the Black roots of his own genre. He also borrows from Mexican-American musician Richie Valens’ “La Bamba” in “Like a Rolling Stone,” further incorporating the diversity of American music into his album.

Finally, through his lyrics, Dylan elevates American culture to biblical proportions in Highway 61 Revisited. In “Desolation Row,” for instance, he references Cain and Abel, while in the album’s titular song, he applies the story of Abraham to the American Midwest just as John Steinbeck applied the story of Genesis to the West in East of Eden. And, like Steinbeck, Dylan taps into the beauty, rot, and heartbreak of America all at once.

At 61, Bob Dylan’s Highway 61 Revisited is no less important than it was when it debuted in 1965. Without its melding of rock and folk genres, we would not have much of the music that defines and delights America today, and many artists of the 1960s and beyond would not have found the inspiration they needed to create their own historic work. Plus, Dylan’s vision of America—as a collection of haves and have-nots struggling to scramble ahead of one another— is perhaps even more poignant today.

Katie Holmes is soaking up the sun with boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky.

Yarmosky, 39, took to Instagram on Sunday, September 7, to share a joint post with Holmes, 47, featuring several photos from a recent boat trip in Lake Como, Italy. The carousel included a snap of the Dawson’s Creek alum sporting a sexy black halter dress with an asymmetrical, low-cut neckline. She leaned into Yarmosky, who wore a black long-sleeved tee and matching pants, as they posed on the back of the vessel.

In another photo, Holmes lounged in the sun while wearing a tiny white string bikini. A third snap showed the actress wearing a sheer cover-up dress as she planted her hands and feet on the top of the boat and arched her back with the sunset illuminating her from behind.

Yarmosky also included a few photos of Holmes swimming by the boat.

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Holmes and Yarmosky, a New York-based artist specializing in paintings and drawings, were first spotted together at a screening of The Invite hosted by The Cinema Society at the East Hampton Regal UA in the Big Apple in July. Two weeks later, the pair were spotted kissing and embracing each other during a date night at Sienna Spiro’s private performance in NYC.

The couple stepped out on their first public outing at Ferragamo’s pop-up dinner hosted by Gabrielle Union at the Hamptons’ Topping Rose House on July 25. Less than one month later, Yarmosky made the romance Instagram official in August by sharing a photo of Holmes, who smiled at the camera as she sported a cream-colored top and matching skirt with metallic heels.

Though Holmes and Yarmosky have yet to publicly discuss their romance, the First Daughter star recently called her boyfriend the “best of the best” in a birthday tribute. The September 1 Instagram post featured a snap of the couple snuggling up to each other as they held microphones in what appeared to be a karaoke session.

Holmes’ romance with Yarmosky comes more than one month after she reunited with ex-boyfriend and former Dawson’s Creek costar Joshua Jackson in the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of her new rom-com, Happy Hours.

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Holmes and Jackson, 48, played love interests Joey Potter and Pacey Witter, respectively, on the ‘90s teen drama. They also briefly dated off screen in 1998, calling it quits after one year together. Despite their split, the exes have remained close friends.

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“The time that we spent together when we were young is very precious to both of us,” Jackson shared at the film festival. “And [it] is like one of the core personal and professional relationships in my life.”

Happy Hours, which is slated to be a trilogy, follows a pair of exes who rekindle their connection and must decide if their love is worth a second chance. The film marked Holmes and Jackson’s first project together in 25 years.

“I take it very seriously, and I want to do right by Josh. I have a great deal of respect. So I wanted it to be right,” Holmes said at the festival. “We’ve often talked about doing something again, but we never knew what. So it was really about that and agreeing to go for it, I suppose. He said yes, and that made me feel very good.”