When summer ends and the chill in the air sends a shiver down your spine, two types of TV viewers emerge: the ones who toss on their sweaters, warm up the kettle for some tea, and watch some cozy TV, and those who deck out their homes in their Halloween decor, light some candles, and turn on some spooky shows. No matter which one you are, we’ve officially entered the period where TV viewing shifts to fall essentials. Whether set in the fall or evoking the spirit of the season, the shows on this list are essentially fall.

Each year, we tend to get a smattering of new content that helps us prepare. For traditionalists, it’s the old faithfuls we turn to in order to get in the mood. From the quintessential Gilmore Girls to the campy horror live-action teen scream queens like Wednesday and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, we have shows that should definitely be on your fall must-watch list!

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‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ (1997–2003)

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It’s been nearly 30 years since the world met Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar) in the iconic supernatural horror series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Created by Joss Whedon, the seven-season series follows a teenager who was picked by fate as the “Chosen One” to fight vampires, demons, and other forces of darkness. Set in the fictional town of Sunnydale, California, the beloved series treats high school as a horror, where real teenage struggles serve as the monsters to be defeated.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer subverts the traditional damsel-in-distress horror by making the titular heroine a strong inspiration. And we all need someone to look up to when it comes to the terrors of high school. Buffy the Vampire Slayer is essential fall viewing thanks to its spooky monster themes and its school setting as its prime locale. Fear not—journeys to the graveyards at night, as creepy beings lurk in the shadows, are the show’s modus operandi. As Buffy grew up, the series allowed her and the gang to embark on fresh starts, just as every fall brings. As you pack away your bathing suits for the season and bring out the leather jackets and chunky sweaters, put on some Buffy the Vampire Slayer for prime cool-weather viewing.

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‘Abbott Elementary’ (2021–Present)

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Perhaps the greatest sitcom to come out of the 2020s is the hilarious Abbott Elementary. Created by Quinta Brunson, the hit ABC series follows the dedicated teachers at the underfunded titular elementary school in Philadelphia. The mockumentary-style comedy chronicles the daily struggles and momentary triumphs of the devoted and passionate staff as they battle low budgets, bureaucratic hurdles, and unexpected hijinks. Featuring a stellar ensemble led by Brunson, Abbott Elementary is a feel-good comedy that brings just a tinge of nostalgia from your school days.

Though Abbott Elementary smartly documents an entire school year, it’s still a fall essential because each new season brings a brand-new school year. Though many school years technically begin while the summer sun is still burning, the start of the school year still evokes fall. If you watch the series in real time, you can also follow the real-time progression of Janine (Brunson) and company as they welcome their new class of whipsmart kiddos. And yes, the kids do matriculate to a new grade each year. Abbott Elementary is a simple joy. It’s pure escapism that harkens back to simpler times.

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‘Only Murders in the Building’ (2021–Present)

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For decades, we thought we knew who the Three Amigos were, but then Selena Gomez began working with Steve Martin and Martin Short, and a new trio was born. Created by John Hoffman and Martin, Only Murders in the Building has become a long-running masterpiece. Entering Season 6 later this year, the cozy murder-mystery series follows three neighbors—Charles-Haden Savage (Martin), Oliver Putnam (Short), and Mabel Mora (Gomez)—who begin a true-crime podcast inspired by the literal corpses that roll up in their upscale New York apartment, the Arconia. As they dig up crimes, they uncover deep secrets about their neighbors and realize a killer is among them. Alongside a star-studded cast of series regulars and beloved guest stars, Only Murders in the Building is a low-stakes comedic thriller.

Many TV lovers seek something cozy to curl up and watch. Only Murders in the Building is very much that. Through the comforting cadence of poking fun at true-crime podcasts, Only Murders in the Building is the perfect show to watch as the temperature drops. With a usual late-summer or early-fall release, the series has gone hand-in-hand with the season. If fall fashion in New York is your thing, the characters love to layer up in chunky sweaters, heavy overcoats, and stylish hats and scarves. Only Murders in the Building also evokes the season, as its New York backdrop features changing leaves, and warm-toned colors capture the autumn atmosphere. The narrative also happens to pair perfectly with a nice cup of cocoa. Very few true-crime shows are as safe and comforting as Only Murders in the Building.

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‘Wednesday’ (2022–Present)

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There are very few families more iconic than The Addams Family. With a plethora of movies and animations based on the IP, a new generation was welcomed into the clan. Tim Burton‘s hit Netflix series Wednesday brings the titular daughter to the forefront as she attends Nevermore Academy. With a dark color palette setting the tone of the series, the Jenna Ortega-led series is the perfect show to binge on an autumn night.

With haunting thrills, chilling twists, and a set of beloved and newfound fan-favorite characters, Wednesday exudes the aura of autumn. Having a spooky background naturally woven in, Burton’s brilliant mind only adds to the flavor and spice. As we’ll often discuss on this list, when a show takes a journey into the woods, it automatically screams fall. When not on school grounds, Wednesday spends much of the action in the forests of Jericho, Vermont, home to terrifying creatures, mysterious creatures, and a mist and fog that lead to a wonderment of danger. Plus, with its two seasons, each featuring a spooky-tinged Lady Gaga track—”Bloody Mary (TikTok Remix)” and “The Dead Dance”—Wednesday is a perfect segue to Halloween.

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‘Pretty Little Liars’ (2010–2017)

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Snag your PSL and turn on PLL, aka Pumpkin Spice Latte and Pretty Little Liars. The suspenseful and thrilling series is set in Rosewood, Pennsylvania, as four best friends—Aria Montgomery (Lucy Hale), Emily Fields (Shay Mitchell), Hanna Marin (Ashley Benson), and Spencer Hastings (Troian Bellisario)—have their secrets dramatically exposed as they are threatened by the anonymous “A,” who begins harassing the girls after the mysterious disappearance of their clique leader, Alison DiLaurentis (Sasha Pieterse).

With the series set in the fall and winter semesters, the show not only provides fall vibes with its suspenseful storylines, but also the fashion the characters wear. The autumnal atmosphere is only enhanced by those dreary, rain-filled scenes. Although the series didn’t air during the fall, and there are certainly some episodes that veer into wintertime, diehard fans go back to watching the show when the fall season hits, as PLL is a guiltless slasher series for those who like suspense more than screams.

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‘Charmed’ (1998–2006)

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It’s the season of the witch, so we certainly couldn’t leave Charmed off the list. Known as The Charmed Ones, the most powerful good witches of all time, sisters Prue (Shannon Doherty), Piper (Holly Marie Combs), Phoebe Halliwell (Alyssa Milano), and later Paige Matthews (Rose McGowan), must harness their combined Power of Three to protect the world from evil beings in modern-day San Francisco. During a time in which Buffy the Vampire Slayer was giving teens vampires, Charmed brought the supernatural through magic. With a dominating female-led presence and a cult following of fans, Charmed holds a firm place in television history.

Between the fall vibes and compelling themes, fans often turn to Charmed to get prepared for some cozy nights in. The Halliwell Sisters have become icons in their own right, representing the idea that good will ultimately prevail against evil. There hadn’t been a coven more beloved until we met American Horror Story‘s coven at Miss Robichaux’s Academy. The series did receive a reboot starring Melonie Diaz, Madeleine Mantock, and Sarah Jeffrey, but the new generation didn’t pack as much of a punch.

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‘Twin Peaks’ (1990–2017)

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Absolutely, there is a certain audience who will appreciate the brilliance of Twin Peaks. It may be hard to get into, but if you fulfill your destiny of finishing, you’ll understand the decades of hype and lore of Twin Peaks. Filled with signature David Lynch surrealism and eccentricities, Twin Peaks became an absolute game-changer in the type of stories and characters that could be shared on network television. An American horror soap opera, Twin Peaks features a story that must be seen to be believed. From the naked corpse of the homecoming queen to the possession of her father to Log Lady (Margaret Lanterman) is the most wonderfully twisted series that today’s shows aspire to be.

The setting of the fictional Pacific Northwestern town brings fall to the forefront. Through its wickedly dark themes, spooky atmosphere, and now-retro vibes, Twin Peaks has become a fire-lit, rainy night in bingeworthy viewing for fanatics. The series brilliantly weaves mystery, crime, and supernatural elements with that autumnal mist through the leafless trees of Washington.

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‘Virgin River’ (2019–Present)

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The cinematography of Virgin River screams fall! The small-town, cozy-feeling series has become a blanket and snuggle show. The romantic drama set in a picturesque northern California town has been compared to “a soap opera in a sweater.” Virgin River follows Mel Monroe (Alexandra Breckenridge), who answers an ad to work as a midwife and nurse practitioner in a remote northern California town. Believing it to be a perfect place to start fresh and escape a life of trauma, Mel soon discovers that small-town living is not what she thought it might be.

Virgin River is a low-stress, life-lesson-teaching, heartfelt romance that brings Hallmark vibes on a Netflix budget. The series, based on the novels by Robyn Carr, has earned a devoted following that is filled with wholesome charm, exuding escapism. Just imagine being whisked away to Virgin River, looking out at the mountains, with a morning cup of coffee while wearing your cozy sweater. That’s the escapism that Virgin River celebrates.

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‘The Vampire Diaries’ (2009–2017)

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Set in the chilling, supernatural hamlet of Mystic Falls, Virginia, The Vampire Diaries exudes the fall. The CW teen drama followed human Elana Gilbert (Nina Dobrev) as she suddenly falls for fellow student-slash-century-old vampire Stefan Salvatore (Paul Wesley). When his brother Damon (Ian Somerhalder) comes to town, the relationship becomes more complicated as he is on a mission to bring back their past love, Katherine Pierce, a doppelgänger of Elena. With an inherent love triangle at the heart of the story, the brothers must keep Elena safe while maintaining their secret identities as vampires.

Based on the books by L.J. Smith, The Vampire Diaries is a guilty-pleasure watch that helped those Twilight fans continue their bloodthirsty desire for more vampire-centric love stories. For those who love campy horror romances, The Vampire Diaries will fulfill your every fantasy. If you’re looking for quality substance, maybe this one isn’t for you. The Vampire Diaries never strays away from what it’s destined to be. From the woods to the graveyard, the fall is screaming out on The Vampire Diaries.

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‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ (2018–2020)

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The Archie Comics classic Sabrina the Teenage Witch has seen itself by many generations of consumers. Originally published in 1971, the titular character made her animated debut before Sabrina’s live-action TV debut in 1996, starring Melissa Joan Hart as Sabrina. The sitcom was light-hearted and fun, with just enough ’90s magic to make you giggle. However, a generation later, Archie Comics released Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, a darker take on the titular character. Writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa took his work from page to screen with a Netflix budget.

The highly anticipated series starred Kiernan Shipka as Sabrina Spellman alongside an ensemble cast. The spell-binding world was a much darker adaptation than the ’90s show, but it screamed a gothic, autumn-esque supernatural thriller. Greendale provides that Halloween feel with the mysterious woods and bountiful witchcraft. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a tried-and-true coming-of-age series that brings bold and dark themes through the lens of teenage life.

Kim Kardashian has revealed her health diagnosis that is related to her dad Robert Kardashian’s fatal cancer.

In The Kardashians season 8 trailer that dropped on Thursday, September 17, there is a glimpse of Kim’s health scare.

Kim, 45, is shown in hospital, where she shares that she has “something called esophagitis.” A voice off-screen can be heard asking Kim, “Didn’t your father — isn’t that what he died of?”

The trailer then jumps to a scene featuring Kim’s mom, Kris Jenner. An emotional Kris, 70, says to the camera, “I can’t. It makes me want to cry.”

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Esophagitis is a condition that involves the swelling and irritation of tissues lining the esophagus. Without treatment, esophagitis can lead to a condition called Barrett’s esophagus, which can raise the risk of developing esophageal cancer, according to the Mayo Clinic.

Robert died at 59 in September, 2003 following a battle with esophageal cancer. In addition to Kim, Robert shared daughters Kourtney Kardashian and Khloé Kardashian and son Rob Kardashian with Kris.

Over the years, Kim’s sister Khloé, 42, has been particularly candid about her father‘s death.

“At the funeral, when I saw my father in his casket, I completely fell apart,” Khloé recalled in her 2015 memoir, Strong Looks Better Naked. ”I don’t remember the details, but apparently I was an emotional wreck, and I’m told that I was so distraught I actually passed out. At one point I fell to the floor kicking and screaming, and I had to be sedated. It was really intense. I refused to believe my father was gone.”

Khloé also spoke about how quickly the family lost Robert following his diagnosis during an April 2025 episode of her podcast, “Khloé in Wonder Land.”

“My dad died really quickly,” Khloé divulged. “He had esophageal cancer and I think he died six or seven weeks after diagnosis.”

She added, “I don’t think he could accept himself that it was terminal, but he never used those words with us.”

For her part, Kim has credited Robert, who worked on the infamous O.J. Simpson murder trial, as influencing her interest in studying law and giving her advice about the profession.

Kim told Vogue in 2019, “He once said to me, ‘I think you’d be great at it. But I also think that it’s super stressful and exhausting. So, if you want a stress-free life, maybe don’t follow through with law school.”

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At the Television Critics Association’s winter press tour in 2020, Kim reflected on growing up around her dad’s work.

“I think that by the time I was a teenager and he was working on the O.J. case, I was sneaking in his office, looking at all of the evidence and things I shouldn’t have been looking at,” she said.

She continued: “Maybe it was in my soul for years that that’s what I would have wanted to do. And I’ve even seen interviews pop up now from six or seven years ago. People ask what I wanted to do if I wasn’t filming my show. I always said I wanted to be a crime scene investigator or an attorney.”

Russell Andrews knows that an ALS diagnosis changes the conversation around the future. But rather than retreat from public life, the actor has chosen a different path, one built around advocacy, visibility, and gratitude for the people standing beside him. 

In a deeply personal new interview, Andrews reflected on the uncertainty of living with the progressive disease, the fear he felt for his children, and the emotional reality of watching his fiancée remain committed through a battle neither of them expected.

An ALS diagnosis affects more than the person receiving it, and Russell Andrews is acutely aware of that reality.

While discussing his relationship with actress and fiancée, Erica Tazel, Andrews became emotional as he reflected on what her support had meant since learning he had the progressive neurological disease. 

More than a decade younger than him, Tazel has remained committed through a period that has forced both of them to confront difficult questions about the future.

For Andrews, that loyalty was impossible to overlook because he understood exactly what she was giving up.

The actor explained that their profession often demanded complete mental, emotional, and physical focus. Yet Tazel continued to devote time and energy to supporting him and helping his family through an increasingly challenging chapter.

“But to take away from that time, to give that to me, or to be a shoulder or a hug, or some piece for my children, it takes so much away from her,” he told the Daily Mail.

What moved him most was that her commitment had never wavered. He shared, “And then to still be on the same page with me, to still say ‘yes’ in spite of all that’s going on.”

That perspective was what led Andrews to make perhaps his most heartbreaking admission. “I’m kind of on the clock,” he said.

Andrews Turned A Personal Health Crisis Into An ALS Mission

Those thoughts about time have also shaped how Russell Andrews approaches his diagnosis publicly.

Instead of disappearing from the spotlight, the Peppermint” actor has increasingly embraced advocacy work, using his experience to bring attention to ALS and the urgent need for research. 

Speaking alongside EverythingALS founder Indu Navar, Andrews explained that he now saw awareness as part of his responsibility.

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He referenced the many public figures who had battled the disease, including Eric Dane, while emphasizing that no single person carried the fight alone.

According to him, “I will not say that I grabbed the mantle, if you will, you know, the baton. However, I do understand what my place is right now, and we all need visibility.”

Meanwhile, the 64-year-old refuses to surrender to the idea that ALS will always remain incurable. In fact, he has already mapped out a future for himself that stretches far beyond what many might expect after such a diagnosis.

“I have a 20-year plan,” Andrews revealed. His goal is simple: stay around long enough to witness the breakthrough patients have spent decades hoping for. In his words, “I plan to be here on the day when someone walks in with that bottle and says, ‘We have it. We figured it out.’”

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Long before Andrews began speaking publicly, he was carrying the news privately.

After years of unexplained symptoms, including numbness in his fingers, weakness, and repeatedly dropping things, he eventually sought treatment at Cedars-Sinai. Initially, he believed he might have suffered a stroke.

“I thought it was a stroke because my symptoms were dropping things, numbness in my fingers,” he told the outlet 

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Instead, doctors eventually reached a very different conclusion. He explained, “Through the process of elimination, it ended up being that it was ALS after the final test.”

The diagnosis brought immediate questions about how much time he had left, but doctors couldn’t provide a definitive answer. Yet Andrews said the hardest conversation wasn’t with his neurologist. It was with his children.

He deliberately held onto the diagnosis until he could gather them together in person, unwilling to deliver life-changing news through a phone call or text message.

The actor described his children as his best friends and said they had remained remarkably strong throughout the ordeal. Even so, he knows the burden they carry often surfaces only in private moments, moments no parent ever wants their children to face.

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Andrews Was In Denial Before Deciding To Go Public With Diagnosis

The reality of living with ALS did not hit Russell Andrews all at once. While the actor has been remarkably candid since announcing his diagnosis, he has admitted that accepting the disease was a process. 

In fact, after receiving the news, his first instinct was not to become an advocate or public face for awareness efforts. It was to retreat and try to make sense of what had happened.

Speaking to PEOPLE in August, Andrews acknowledged that he struggled to fully believe the diagnosis at first. 

“I went home a little numb,” he told the outlet, adding, “I think I was in denial, to be honest. I have to pull the ego out for a moment, but I was. Because I wasn’t showing signs of rapid decline.”

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Like many patients, Andrews found himself confronting questions that have no easy answers. He admitted one of his earliest reactions was to ask why this had happened to him. 

However, Andrews said his outlook began to shift after attending an ALS event earlier this year.

Instead of focusing on himself, he found himself surrounded by patients, caregivers, and families all navigating the same devastating disease. The experience changed how he viewed his own situation.

The actor ultimately realized that remaining silent no longer felt like an option. “But I ran out of reasons not to,” he shared. That realization ultimately became a turning point.

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Eric Dane’s Rapid Decline Became A Sobering Reminder Of What ALS Can Do

Before Russell Andrews’ diagnosis, Eric Dane’s public battle with the disease unfolded in front of millions of people and demonstrated just how quickly life can change after an ALS diagnosis.

In April 2025, the “Euphoria” star publicly revealed that he had been diagnosed with ALS.

“I have been diagnosed with ALS,” Dane said in a statement to PEOPLE, adding, “I am grateful to have my loving family by my side as we navigate this next chapter.” 

Even after sharing the diagnosis, Dane remained committed to working. He continued filming “Euphoria” and later gave an emotional television interview in which he discussed how rapidly the disease was progressing.

By June 2025, he revealed that he had lost the use of his right arm. In subsequent months, reports documented increasing mobility challenges as the disease advanced. 

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What made Dane’s story particularly devastating was the speed of the decline. ALS patients can experience dramatically different timelines, and Dane’s became one of the most visible examples of how unpredictable the disease can be.

Tragically, on February 19, 2026, Dane died at age 53, less than a year after publicly disclosing his diagnosis. His family later shared that he spent his final days surrounded by those closest to him.

Last week, Coyote vs. ACME proved Warner Bros. wrong by earning more than the company’s $30 million tax write-off. Now, the latest Looney Tunes film has shown demand, hitting another milestone just 48 hours before it enters other markets, thus proving a consensus among fans online that this media conglomerate has no idea what fans want. Could this be a sign the company should pay more attention to its target audience?

Coyote vs. ACME is a live-action/animated hybrid legal comedy where Wile E. Coyote sues ACME for all their malfunctioning products, but his lawyer doesn’t know the lawsuit was just a ploy to catch the Road Runner. As the case draws public attention, it is later revealed that a conspiracy was at work behind the scenes, showing that ACME has done more harm than just “cartoon injury.” Warner Bros. initially pulled the feature from its release, along with other highly anticipated projects like Batgirl, but after backlash and a campaign to bring it to the big screen, Warner Bros. let the filmmakers find a new distributor, saving the film.

Last week, Coyote vs. ACME earned more than Warner Bros.’ tax write-off. This week, it has officially surpassed its production budget. Cartoon Brew reported that Coyote vs. ACME has grossed more than $82.8 million worldwide after three weekends, exceeding its reported $70–72 million production budget. The film is also set to expand to more theaters this week, so its box office total could keep growing as more audiences get the chance to see it.

Is ‘Coyote Vs. ACME’ Worth Watching?

Since its release, Coyote vs. ACME has earned a 96% Certified Fresh critics’ score and a 95% Verified Hot audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, plus a 3.9-star rating on Letterboxd. Critics praised Coyote vs. ACME as entertaining and noted room for “childish whimsy.” They also praised the film for turning Coyote into a role model and for its relevance to current events. ScreenRant claimed that the filmmakers “clearly understood the appeal of Looney Tunes” and praised Will Forte and John Cena‘s performances as Kevin Averey and Buddy Craine, respectively. CBR also praised the cast’s performances, especially Cena.

Meanwhile, audiences enjoyed it for its nostalgia and the new elements it added to the Coyote and Road Runner skits, and claimed it’s one of the “best Looney Tunes films out there.” Collider’s Taylor Gates gave Coyote vs. ACME an 8/10 in her review, praising the film’s comedy, themes, and emotional storytelling, but criticized some of the gags.

Coyote vs. ACME is now showing in theaters. Follow Collider for more updates.

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Minka Kelly‘s everyday style is all about that sleek, cool-girl vibe — but when on set for Ransom Canyon, her wardrobe veers toward country, cozy-chic. We’ve seen her nail the Western vibe with oversized flannels, autumnal maxi dresses and denim overalls, but we stopped in our horse tracks when we saw the star wear a Fair Isle cardigan style that’s perfect for upcoming sweater weather.

The actress touted the hit Netflix show on Instagram while simultaneously showing off her cute country-girl looks. Each slide gave fans fall fashion inspiration, however, it was her relaxed brown cardigan that made Us stop, stare and then immediately hit the internet to find one just like it. We don’t know exactly where Kelly got hers for the show, but we found a sweater that looks almost identical on Amazon.

Get the Saodimallsu Fair Isle Cardigan Sweater for $28 (was $30) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.

The Saodimallsu Fair Isle Cardigan Sweater is a pretty spot-on pick for Kelly’s Texan-inspired getup, complete with a chocolate brown hue, classic Fair Isle stitch pattern and a relaxed silhouette that’ll make you wear it on repeat. We swear, it’s so cozy, a little kitty cat might snuggle up with you while you’re wearing it. Hey, if it can happen for Kelly, it can happen to you, too!

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While this Amazon pick has a striking resemblance to the A-lister’s, there are a few differing features that stand out. We seriously love the ribbed hem and cuffs that give it a little extra something, as well as the extra pink and white details for a versatile touch. Oh, and the pearl-like front buttons allow you to wear it fully closed as a simple sweater or layered over a shirt or dress à la Kelly.

Made with soft knit materials, this sweater feels nice on the skin, stays warm in cold climates and has a thick feel that shoppers appreciate. It has an easy-going, oversized fit that’s ideal for cuddling up in, but if you want something a little more fitted, reviewers advise sizing down.

You can shop the sweater in ten colors, including classy neutrals and fun brights, but to get Kelly’s look, you’ll want to opt for this fall-ready brown pick. Psst, the color itself is so on trend!

“I was happily surprised with these sweaters,” wrote one Amazon shopper, who purchased two for their daughters. “Colors are really nice, yarn is soft.”

Another person who styled it through the winter gave it a perfect five-star rating. “Well-made Fair Isle-type sweater,” they wrote. “True to size, not bulky, great colors. Wore through the holidays with many compliments.”

Whether you throw on the Amazon sweater style with a white tee, jeans and flats for a casual look or layer it over a fall maxi dress with boots like Kelly, you’re bound to nail the cool, country girl style to a T. Chances are you’ll love the knit top so much, you’ll wear it now, in the fall and well into winter!

Get the Saodimallsu Fair Isle Cardigan Sweater for $28 (was $30) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.

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There are certain sneaker styles that celebrities just can’t seem to quit — and this pair may have more staying power than most. Nicole Kidman is the latest A-lister to reach for the retro style, following in the footsteps of Jennifer Aniston, who has made them part of her off-duty rotation. When two of Hollywood’s best-dressed women keep coming back to the same shoe, we take notice.

The Practical Magic 2 star stepped out in New York City wearing creamy Adidas Samba OG sneakers with jeans, a white button-up, blazer and black Chanel bag. The sporty shoes gave her polished outfit an effortless finish, making them perfect for dressing down our fall looks. While Kidman’s exact colorway isn’t on Amazon, other versions of the bestselling sneakers are — for just $95.

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That includes the viral beige suede colorway with contrasting black Adidas stripes, which has sold more than 600 pairs in the past month alone. The neutral design makes them easy to wear with everything already in your fall wardrobe.

The classic sneakers feature a leather upper with suede overlays, a soft synthetic lining and a rubber outsole. They also have the Samba’s signature low-profile silhouette and rounded toe and come in sizes 5 through 14.5. There’s even a sleek black colorway if you want something darker for fall.

More than 3,700 Amazon shoppers have given the sneakers a five-star rating. One reviewer called them “incredibly comfortable,” sharing that they wore them on an international trip and their feet “felt great the whole time, even with lots of walking.” Another shopper described them as “classic and versatile,” adding that they “work just as well on weekends with casual outfits.”

Pair them with straight-leg jeans and a blazer to recreate Kidman’s polished formula, or take a cue from Aniston and work them into your favorite off-duty outfits. Either way, the retro sneakers make a strong case for sticking around for another season.

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Not only is she currently pregnant with her third child, but Hollywood royalty Anne Hathaway is also having the busiest year of her career. After starting 2026 with David Lowery‘s underrated psychological drama Mother Mary, Hathaway turned her attention to one of her biggest movies in years in the spring, as she rejoined Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci, and Emily Blunt for The Devil Wears Prada 2, which was called “a near-perfect blend of nostalgia and newness” by Collider’s own Taylor Gates.

Then came a summertime one-two box-office knockout for Hathaway, which began with a film that is officially her highest-grossing of all time. Hathaway features as Penelope alongside a starry cast in Christopher Nolan‘s historical epic The Odyssey, which has grossed almost $1.7 billion worldwide. Then came the Spielberg-esque sci-fi thriller The End of Oak Street, which finished its theatrical run just shy of $120 million globally, sadly falling short of expectations against a reported $85 million budget. Next month, she will add yet another theatrical release to her 2026 schedule, as she stars in Verity, the latest in a flurry of Colleen Hoover adaptations on the big screen.

Anne Hathaway Isn’t Done Yet

Despite being one of the busiest people in Hollywood and expanding her family, Hathaway isn’t showing any signs of slowing down. The Academy Award winner is now teaming up on a new project with double Oscar nominee Adam Driver and Betty Gilpin, who is off the back of winning Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series at the Primetime Emmys. The film in question is Alone at Dawn, Ron Howard‘s adaptation of the 2019 book of the same name by Dan Schilling and Lori Chapman Longfritz, which recounts the true-life story of United States Air Force Combat Controller John A. Chapman.

Excitingly, Deadline has just exclusively revealed the release date for Alone at Dawn, which is set to be the perfect Christmas present for Hathaway fans next year. Officially, Amazon MGM Studios and Imagine Entertainment‘s Alone at Dawn will be released in the U.S. on December 25, 2027, before expanding on January 7 and getting a wide break over the MLK weekend, January 14-17. American Sniper, a drama with similar traits to Alone at Dawn, also found success with this holiday release corridor.

Anne Hathaway’s Alone at Dawn will be released next Christmas. Her next feature, Verity, debuts on October 2. For all the latest movie news, stay tuned to Collider.

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October 2, 2026

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114 Minutes

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Michael Showalter

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John Carpenter has made a career out of exposing the monsters hiding beneath ordinary life. Halloween brought evil to suburbia, The Thing turned mistrust into a creature, and They Live found horror within the systems controlling American society. His latest project, John Carpenter’s Cathedral, sends readers beneath Los Angeles, where an ancient evil has been allowed to grow undisturbed.

The graphic novel follows LAPD detective Christine Adams as the investigation into her father’s brutal death leads her inside an abandoned cathedral and toward a portal to the underworld. Although its eye-covered landscapes and body-inverting demon may sound horrifying, producer and Storm King Comics co-founder Sandy King believes the world outside the cathedral is considerably more frightening.

During an interview with Collider’s Hannah Hunt, King discussed the idea of millions of people living alongside an evil hidden beneath Los Angeles. Asked whether the story reflects how easily people can ignore something terrible when it remains out of sight, she pointed directly to the state of the real world.

“I’d say look at modern life. I mean, come on. To me, first of all, nothing’s as frightening as reality, and the fact that so many people can look away at what’s happening to our country right now and to society around the world. A demon under L.A.? Come on. That’s peanuts compared to what we’re doing to ourselves right now.”

Sandy King Says Reality Is Scarier Than Any Demon