Rob Reiner has received a posthumous Emmy for his role in “The Bear,” several months after his tragic death at 78 years old. The late actor and filmmaker won Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmys, marking his third Emmy and breaking a record previously held by his father, actor and screenwriter Carl Reiner.

The Creative Arts Emmy Awards were held on September 5 and 6, celebrating specialized performers and production professionals whose work helps bring TV productions to life.

On the second night of the prestigious event, late filmmaker and actor Rob Reiner was posthumously awarded for Outstanding Guest in a Comedy Series for “The Bear,” nearly nine months after his death on December 14, 2025. He was honored with a standing ovation from the audience.

Reiner bested nominees Michael J. Fox (Shrinking), Brett Goldstein (Shrinking), Hamish Linklater (Widow’s Bay), Christopher McDonald (Hacks), and Connor Storrie (Saturday Night Live).

Reiner’s win marks the first posthumous Emmy for an on-camera performance since Puerto Rican actor Raúl Juliá won in 1995 for the drama film “The Burning Season.”

Presenter Wendi McLendon-Covey accepted the award on the filmmaker’s behalf, saying, “We all wish he was here,” per Deadline.

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90 Day Fiancé fans should prepare themselves for another wild and unpredictable tell-all special.

TLC released the official trailer for the shocking 90 Day Fiancé season 12 reunion on Sunday, September 6, and once again the drama is palpable.

As the cast heads to New York City to meet and mingle, Catie Norboe is put in the hot seat after she enjoys a few tequila shots during a night out. At one point she tells a man — who is not her partner — that she’d “love to make out.”

“Don’t you think he’s embarrassed by you kissing other people?” Ashia Montgomery asks Catie as she sits alongside her partner, Josh Atkins.

Not taking the questioning well, Catie begins snapping at Josh before walking off in tears.

“I can do whatever I want. I don’t have to listen to you,” she says. “I think I do better on my own. I don’t want to talk to them ever again.”

Shea McGuire and Annabelle Chua are also forced to answer some tough questions. During the tell-all, host Shaun Robinson asks Shea what his relationship is like with his ex-wife Nicole today.

“I spoke with her on the phone a couple of times,” he replies calmly.

Viewers will soon find out how true that statement is when Shaun brings out a surprise guest.

“Well, there is some behavior of Shea that was inappropriate,” she claims. “Please welcome Shea’s ex-wife, Nicole.”

When Annabelle asks Nicole why she is here, she replies, “He’s not a faithful man. I have all of these things that I can show.”

Despite the tough round of questioning, the cast is able to have a little bit of fun. Raşit Kebabci’s partner, Mallorie DeGrange, tries to lighten the mood when she asks the ladies to play an innocent game.

“I’m going to give you three names,” she says. “You have to say, ‘f***, marry or kill: Rasit, Mido, Edward.”

Catie is quick to participate — and not name her partner — when she replies, “Marry Edward, f*** Mido because he’s hot and sorry I would [chuck] Rasit.”

Cameras also roll when Raşit Kebabci meets several of his costars for the first time.

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Mido doesn’t appear to be exactly thrilled to meet the outspoken reality star, while Thomas claims he gets just a little too close.

“It was a forceful hug to rub his perfume on me,” he claims. “Your smell is an invasion.”

The 90 Day Fiancé season 12 tell-all begins on TLC Sunday, September 13 at 8 p.m. ET.

Practical Magic star Alexandra Artrip has opened up about her character being recast for the film’s sequel.

“I love hearing your stories and connections to the film, but … I see them going on a lot of content around the sequel,” Artrip, 36, said in a Thursday, September 3, Instagram video after her OG costar Evan Rachel Wood claimed that nobody from the original film reached out to her about her own recasting.

“I think the sentiment is right. People are trying to show support for Evan and myself and the original film and everything that it’s meant to so many people, but I just don’t want my stuff to be a space for negativity,” Artrip, who has retired from acting, continued. “Maisie [Williams] and Joey [King] are lovely actresses, and I’m sure the production team did what they thought was best for the film to be successful.” (Williams, 29, and King, 27, replace Artrip and Wood’s characters in Practical Magic 2.)

She added, “I just think we should support the film, give it a shot, go in with an open mind and nothing can take away from what the original film was and I’m excited that we’re able to build on that world with a new novel and new content in 2026, and that it’s given me a space to revisit all of those beloved memories to many years later.”

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Artrip, who portrayed one of Sandra Bullock’s character Sally Owens’ daughters in the 1998 original, addressed the upcoming sequel one day after Wood, 38, took to her own Instagram account to address the casting decision. “I really appreciated Joey King reaching out to me because no one who worked on the original film did. She’s a sweetheart,” Wood, who portrayed another Owens sister, wrote via her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, September 1.

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King had told The Hollywood Reporter at the Los Angeles premiere of Practical Magic 2 on Monday, August 31, that she’d shared a “lovely” conversation with Wood about taking on the role. “I just was so appreciative of the support that she showed to me and to the rest of the cast. She is so talented and so beautiful and she made this role so special when she was a young girl,” King said at the time. “I feel so grateful to be able to play Kylie at this age but I love Evan so much and I’m so appreciative of her kind words and the exchange that her and I shared.”

Wood confirmed in July 2025 via her Instagram Stories that she wouldn’t be returning as Kylie Owens in Practical Magic 2. “I am getting asked about this a lot, so l’ll just clear it up now; I was not asked to come back and be in the Practical Magic sequel. l offered my services, even if it was one scene or one line. I was told they are recasting,” she wrote at the time. “I am sorry to disappoint the fans. It was not in my control or my choice. I would have happily rejoined my sisters.”

One month later, she said during an interview with Entertainment Weekly that she believes the decision came down to where the sequel’s story was headed. “I read the book and it seems like they’re not following the book,” Wood told the outlet. “I think in the book it would have made sense to bring me back; I think in the way they’re redoing it and approaching it, it didn’t make sense.”

Andrew Garfield expected conversations about class struggle when he signed on for “The Uprising.” However, what he may not have expected was becoming part of the debate himself. 

The actor found himself facing criticism online after remarks he made during a Los Angeles screening of the historical drama spread across social media. 

While Garfield was discussing the film’s themes of inequality and power, some viewers argued that his comments rang hollow coming from one of Hollywood’s highest-paid stars.

Set against the backdrop of England’s 1381 Peasants’ Revolt, “The Uprising” explores a period of social unrest that followed the Black Death. 

The story examines how crushing taxes imposed by King Richard II’s government to finance the Hundred Years’ War pushed ordinary people toward rebellion.

During a question-and-answer session at a Los Angeles screening, Andrew Garfield and director Paul Greengrass discussed what they hoped audiences would take away from the project. 

When asked what message he wanted viewers to leave with, the 43-year-old said he hoped the film would resonate beyond its historical setting.

“Well, first I hope they come and see it, first thing,” Garfield said in a video uploaded by The Movie Report, adding, “Secondly, I hope it’s galvanizing. I hope there’s some awakening that people feel … that we all feel like our own struggles are being reflected in the struggles of these characters from a distant time and place and that it could be directive.”

Garfield plays a fictional character known as Ploughman, while Cosmo Jarvis portrays real-life rebel leader Wat Tyler, one of the most prominent figures associated with the uprising.

The discussion took a different turn when Andrew Garfield added a remark that quickly became the focus of online conversation.

“And I hope that if any billionaires watch it, they’re scared sh–less,” he stated.

The comment immediately attracted criticism from social media users who questioned whether the “Spider-Man: No Way Home” actor was the right messenger for anti-billionaire rhetoric. 

Critics pointed to Garfield’s own financial success and the role wealthy investors and studio executives play in financing major film productions.

Among those responding was former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt, who challenged Garfield’s statement in a post on X. “You mean…like the billionaires who greenlight your movies and stroke all your multi-million dollar paychecks? Or they good?” Pratt wrote.

Pratt followed up his criticism by noting Garfield’s recent casting as OpenAI chief Sam Altman in the upcoming film “Artificial.” “Ironically, Garfield just got paid like $5M for playing billionaire Sam Altman in Artificial,” he added.

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Spencer Pratt wasn’t the only public figure who took issue with Garfield’s remarks. Several commentators argued that the Hollywood star’s comments conflicted with the realities of modern Hollywood.

Rick Davis, an associate pastor at Providence Church in Virginia, questioned the direction of the project itself. 

“When I first heard they were making a period film about Wat Tyler, I was pretty excited. But the more Andrew Garfield talks, the more it sounds like it’s just going to be socialist garbage,” Davis shared per Page Six.

Substack columnist John William Sherrod also weighed in, writing, “Hilarious that world-famous, multi, multi millionaire Andrew Garfield is cosplaying as a put upon member of the working class.” 

Meanwhile, Tablet Magazine chief technology officer Noam Blum added, “More billionaires were involved in making this than will probably ever watch it.”

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A few days before Andrew Garfield’s comments at “The Uprising” screening, another set of remarks from the actor drew attention for a very different reason. 

While promoting the historical drama, Garfield revisited an idea he first raised more than a decade ago: the possibility of a gay Spider-Man. 

Rather than introducing a new argument, he reaffirmed a position he originally shared in 2013 during the promotion of “The Amazing Spider-Man 2.” 

Looking back on that earlier conversation, Garfield said he still believed the character’s appeal came from the fact that anyone could see themselves behind the mask. “I just still believe that anyone can be in that suit,” he explained to Entertainment Weekly, while discussing the superhero’s enduring popularity. 

Garfield’s comments revived discussion about statements he made years ago when he openly questioned why Peter Parker could not explore his sexuality. At the time, he even floated the idea of Michael B. Jordan portraying a male version of Mary Jane’s role in the story. 

The conversation also showcased how much the Spider-Man universe has evolved since Garfield last headlined the franchise. 

While no live-action Spider-Man has been portrayed as openly gay, Marvel introduced Web-Weaver, an openly gay Spider-Man variant, in the comics in 2022. 

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Away from the debate surrounding “The Uprising” and the renewed Spider-Man discussion, Garfield also offered a more personal glimpse into how he copes with the demands of his work. 

The star admitted that filming Paul Greengrass’ gritty historical drama took a significant emotional toll, making it important for him to find ways to decompress after long days on set. 

Speaking to PEOPLE at the film’s Los Angeles premiere on September 2, Garfield revealed that his preferred method of unwinding is surprisingly simple. 

“I watch dumb movies. I watch dumb TV shows. I have a lot of dumb things,” he said before quickly clarifying that one favorite does not belong in that category at all. 

“Right now, always, the Paddington movies,” Garfield explained. He immediately corrected himself, adding, “But they’re not dumb! They’re incredible movies.”

Below Deck Mediterranean’s Gael Cameron is discussing how she’s coping after ex-boyfriend Nathan Gallagher’s 2025 domestic violence arrest.

“I’ve been sitting here trying to find the perfect quote to encapsulate this photo, but I realized there isn’t one. Just the water and him. Two things that can get me through absolutely anything in this life,” Cameron, 30, captioned a Sunday, September 6, Instagram carousel that showed her in the surf with son Kayden, 14 months, whom she shares with Gallagher, 28. “In this moment I feel happy again 🩵.”

Cameron, who Us confirmed filed an Apprehended Violence Application against Gallagher in Australia in December 2025, also noted that the photos were snapped after her fellow Bravo star’s arrest. “@seathroughthelensphotography you are a legend and [a] half for capturing these in the middle of winter for bub’s first birthday,” the reality star continued. (An AVO is an Australian legal order that protects a person from someone who makes them fear violence, intimidation, harassment or stalking, per the New South Wales’ Government’s website.)

All four images in the carousel captured a bikini-clad Cameron smiling as she held her son in the crystal-clear water. She also disabled comments on the post.

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The snaps arrived one day after Cameron, who began dating Gallagher in 2024 after meeting on the series’ season 9 charter, broke her silence over her ex’s arrest. Us confirmed last month that Gallagher was arrested and charged with “assault occasioning actual bodily harm, intentionally chok[ing] a person without consent and common assault,” according to a police memo.

“Hey guys, I just want to say thank you so much for the support you’ve shown for Kayden and I,” Cameron wrote via her Instagram Stories on Saturday, September 5. “It’s been a tough season, but I have been using the past few months to quietly heal and rebuild for little man and myself.”

She continued, “I really appreciate the love you have sent our way, especially while everything that’s come to light, and I’m really working on finding myself again and moving forward.”

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The police report obtained by Us further stated that neither party sustained injuries. Gallagher was eventually granted conditional bail. It is not clear how he pleaded. (Gallagher was convicted of three domestic violence offenses on Tuesday, September 1, after failing to appear in a Sydney, Australia, courtroom, per records viewed by News 24.)

Gallagher broke his silence surrounding his arrest in an August 26 statement to Rolling Stone. “I’m not claiming I was perfect. I wasn’t. I made mistakes and I will take responsibility for my own actions,” the statement read before adding that he would “not accept being portrayed solely through one person’s account of a relationship when there is another side and evidence relating to it.”

He added at the time, “I have contemporaneous video footage from the night in question, as well as messages and other records, which I believe provide important context.”

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Below Deck Mediterranean star Joe Bradley has oh-so-subtly entered the chat after Bravo severed its working relationship with Nathan Gallagher following his domestic violence arrest. Bradley, 29, dropped a “like” on Us’ Saturday, September 5, Instagram post confirming that their shared employer has cut all professional ties with Gallagher, 28. “Bravo does not plan on […]

The statement, which also confirmed that Cameron and Gallagher had quietly split, continued, “There are also other matters surrounding the relationship that I have never discussed publicly, including circumstances surrounding the breakdown of our relationship, previous allegations she made about a former partner and financial matters relating to the purchase of an apartment in Sydney.”

He concluded, “My priority is being recognized as [Kayden’s] father, establishing a relationship with him and ultimately finding a way for both of us to move forward and coparent peacefully. I’m not looking for revenge, and not asking anyone to take my side. I simply want the opportunity for the other side to be heard and for the evidence to be considered.”

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for confidential support.

“Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast host Amanda Hirsch is speaking out after her sponsored Polymarket ad mentioning Lindsay Clancy’s triple murder case sparked immense online backlash.

“Posting about the Lindsay Clancy trial in the same breath as a brand partnership was completely insensitive, wrong and out of character for me,” Hirsch, 37, wrote in a Sunday, September 6, social media statement. “I should have known better, and I feel sick that I didn’t see that in the moment.”

Hirsch claimed in a since-deleted social media caption on Friday, September 4, that Polymarket “predicted the verdict would be not guilty” via a sponsored post for the betting site. The influencer added, “Are you surprised? #Polymarketpartner.”

Clancy, 36, was charged with murder following the deaths of her three children in January 2023. (Lindsay and ex-husband Patrick Clancy shared Cora, Dawson and Callan, who died at 5, 3, and 8 months, respectively.)

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Lindsay Clancy’s attorney is addressing online conspiracy theories about her ex-husband Patrick Clancy after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in her triple-murder case for the death of their three children. “I think Patrick, you heard the 911 call, I think you can judge his credibility by that 911 call,” Kevin Reddington told reporters on […]

Lindsay has admitted to strangling her kids to death before jumping from a second-story window in an apparent suicide attempt. She is now paralyzed from the waist down. She pleaded not guilty, however, with her defense team arguing that she should not be held criminally responsible due to a documented history of postpartum mental health struggles including depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.

The prosecution argued the mom was aware of right and wrong at the time of the killings, claiming it was a premeditated act.

After more than five days and 30 hours of deliberations, a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial on Friday after the 12-person jury remained deadlocked 11-1 and unable to reach a unanimous verdict.

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A GoFundMe to support Lindsay Clancy’s parents, Michael Musgrove and Paula Musgrove, has increased its overall goal to $3 million — and continues to raise funds — after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in the mother’s high-profile murder case. “I’ve decided to raise the goal of this fundraiser since this process has been extended, […]

In light of the case’s mistrial, Hirsch’s Polymarket content came under fire and she swiftly deleted the original post.

“As a mom, this case has really affected me,” Hirsch, who shares two kids with husband Yaron Weiss, added on Sunday. “I’ve been following it so closely, talking about it constantly and feeling heartbroken over every part of it. I became so consumed that I completely lost perspective and didn’t stop to think about how grossly inappropriate it was to discuss something this tragic in that context.”

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Hirsch further claimed that she “made a terrible judgment call” by sharing the sponsored content in the first place.

“I feel so f***ing awful about that. I know deleting it doesn’t erase it,” she concluded. “Believe me, I’m horrified by the choice I made and please know this lapse in judgment does not represent who I am as a person, I am so deeply sorry.”

If you or someone you know is pregnant or just had a baby and is in crisis, help is available. Call or text the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline for free, confidential support 24/7 in English and Spanish at 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262).

Jana Kramer is opening up about the coparenting lessons she’s learned following her divorce from Mike Caussin.

“A few things I’ve learned about co-parenting after divorce,” Kramer, 42, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, September 5. “The end of a marriage comes with so much pain and grief, and you don’t get to totally separate from that person when you share kids. Learning how to put my own hurt aside and separate our relationship as a couple from our relationship as parents took time, healing a lot of growth.”

Kramer and Caussin, who were married from 2015 to 2021, are parents to daughter Jolie, 10, and son Jace, 7. Kramer has since moved on with Scottish soccer coach Allan Russell, with whom she welcomed son Roman in 2023. The pair tied the knot in Scotland in 2024.

“Letting go of control has probably been one of the hardest lessons for me,” she wrote. “What happens at their dad’s house isn’t always going to look exactly like what happens at mine but if something comes up that I know their dad would want a say in, I ask, and I know he’ll do the same.”

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She continued, “Your kids shouldn’t have to choose sides. No matter what has happened between the adults, your kids deserve to have their own relationship with both of their parents. I never want them to feel like loving one of us means being disloyal to the other.”

Kramer went on to note that “missing parts of their life is really hard” and something that she doesn’t think “ever feels 100 percent normal.”

“There are ordinary school mornings, practices, holidays and little moments I’m not there for, and sometimes that still hurts,” she wrote. “Speaking of holidays, the first one you don’t wake up with your kids or have them for a tradition you’ve always done together feels literally heartbreaking. You eventually find new traditions and a new normal, but those first few are hard, and it’s OK to admit that.”

Kramer explained that her parenting plan with Caussin gives the exes “structure,” but noted that the pair “don’t treat it like it’s set in stone.”

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“We’ve both gotten really good at adjusting schedules, switching days when needed and understanding that life happens. That flexibility on both sides has made coparenting so much easier,” she wrote. “Having a supportive partner makes a huge difference. Allan understands that coparenting is part of our life and supports the relationship J&J have with their dad. There’s no competition or trying to replace anyone, just another person in their corner who loves them and wants what’s best for them.”

She continued, “A bonus of this whole situation is Roman. He changed our family dynamic in the best way, and it’s been so special watching the relationship between all three of them grow.”

Kramer explained that with “three kids at different ages and in two different households, it’s easy for our time together to become all about the family as a whole,” but she tries to be intentional with one on one time.

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“I try to make space for individual time with each of them, whether it’s a mani/pedi date … or a special movie night, I always want to make sure they each get moments where they have my full attention,” she wrote.

She continued, “I definitely don’t have it all figured out. There are still hard days, moments we don’t agree and times when old emotions come up. Coparenting isn’t about getting it perfect. For me, it’s about continuing to learn, give each other grace and come back to what matters most: our kids.”

In the caption, Kramer explained that she thought it would be helpful to share her lessons after talking via DM about coparenting. She added, “I hope this helps someone who’s navigating it too 🤍.”

Jennifer Aniston has practically perfected the jeans-and-a-sweater uniform, but her accessories are usually what make those simple outfits feel a little more special. Her latest bag is proof: the slightly unexpected shape gives an otherwise classic fall look just enough personality while still feeling completely polished.

The Friends alum was recently spotted in New York City carrying a black Celine half-moon crossbody bag, which she paired with a beige knit sweater, black pants and pointed-toe pumps. Her sleek designer style costs $2,995, but we found a similar crescent-shaped bag on Amazon for just $34.

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The Gemiu Crescent Crossbody Saddle Bag has the same curved silhouette that caught our eye on Aniston. Its compact half-moon shape feels more interesting than a standard crossbody, while the black finish makes it easy to wear with everyday basics.

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Made from grain-textured faux leather, the bag also has an adjustable strap that lets you customize where it sits across the body. Despite its smaller silhouette, it still fits everyday essentials like a phone, wallet, keys and lipstick.

And while the unusual shape is what makes it stand out, the bag is surprisingly easy to style. Wear it with jeans and a chunky sweater like Aniston, throw it over a camel coat or use it to give trousers and a blazer a slightly cooler finish.

Aniston’s outfit has Us convinced that fall basics don’t need much to feel fresh again. Add this oddly polished crossbody to jeans, knits and boots, and suddenly the pieces you’ve been wearing for years have a whole new look.

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The X-Files may be getting yet another revival, this time under the watch of Ryan Coogler. However, Coogler’s take on the franchise is expected to introduce a new pair of central characters, though they bear some similarities to FBI legends Fox Mulder and Dana Scully. Details on the reboot remain scarce, but whispers of David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson potentially returning have swirled around. While we wait to see whether Coogler can pull off a reunion, his reboot may not be the only way Mulder and Scully could return. New details surrounding a potential Season 12 of The X-Files have emerged, and there’s reason to believe the iconic duo isn’t quite done yet.

Chris Carter, the creator behind the iconic sci-fi series, has been busy revisiting The X-Files himself while promoting his new director’s cut of the franchise’s 2008 standalone movie, The X-Files: I Want to Believe. Working on the new cut, subtitled Vrach Frankenshteyn, has sparked in Carter a desire to continue Mulder and Scully’s story. He recently confirmed in an interview with Collider that he would be interested in continuing The X-Files, provided the timing is right. Explaining that he has no intention of stepping on Coogler’s toes, Carter expressed “complete respect for him and his vision” and wants any continuation of his story to coexist without conflicting with the upcoming reboot.

Now, Carter has revealed during an appearance on Seriously Obsessed with Annie and Jenn that he’s already let Duchovny and Anderson in on his ideas and plans, and is working toward getting them back. Carter made it clear that he has no interest in continuing the series without its two iconic leads, saying, “I mean I can’t and don’t want to do it without them.” He explained that he has separately met with both Duchovny and Anderson to discuss what he has in mind, even though neither actor was aware of his plans when the series last came to an end in 2018. “I’ve already teased it to David, and I’ve teased it to Gillian, but they’re very busy people,” Carter explained. “They’ve got lots going on. They know what I’m aiming for and at, and they didn’t before when the show came to an end there.”

Ryan Coogler’s Reboot Could Be the Key to Bringing Mulder and Scully Back

Coogler’s upcoming reboot could unexpectedly work in Carter’s favor to help bring back the iconic duo. Carter has made it clear that he doesn’t want his plans for Mulder and Scully to interfere with what Coogler is building, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the two projects have to exist in isolation. A brief appearance from Duchovny and Anderson in the reboot could give fans an update on where Mulder and Scully are now, while potentially creating a natural path toward continuing their story elsewhere. It could even allow Carter to address some of the lingering issues from Season 11 without forcing Coogler’s new series to carry that baggage.

There is, of course, plenty of skepticism surrounding a reboot of The X-Files with different characters from what fans have followed for decades. But bringing back the franchise’s original stars, even briefly, could be the perfect way to bridge the old and new versions of the series. “I really want to see what he’s doing, and I don’t want to take away from it in any way,” Carter told Collider. That leaves the door open to a scenario where Carter and Coogler’s respective takes on The X-Files could potentially benefit one another.

For now, though, fans will have to wait and see whether Carter’s plans for Mulder and Scully ever make it beyond the idea stage. Carter’s newly released Vrach Frankenshteyn cut of The X-Files: I Want to Believe is available to stream on Hulu. Stay tuned for future updates.

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Rob Bowman, David Nutter, R. W. Goodwin, Michael W. Watkins, Tony Wharmby, Daniel Sackheim, Michael Lange, Cliff Bole, David Duchovny, Jim Charleston, James Wong, Peter Markle, Rod Hardy, Thomas J. Wright, William A. Graham, Jerrold Freedman, Joe Napolitano, Kevin Hooks, Larry Shaw, Richard Compton, Tucker Gates, Allen Coulter, Barry K. Thomas, Brett Dowler

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jeffrey bell, Frank Spotnitz, Howard Gordon, David Amann, Darin Morgan, Steven Maeda, Greg Walker, Chris Ruppenthal, Kim Newton, Paul Brown, Sara B. Cooper, Thomas Schnauz, Tim Minear, William Gibson, Jeff Vlaming, Charles Grant Craig, Chip Johannessen, Chris Brancato, Daniel Arkin, Gillian Anderson, Jessica Scott, Jim Guttridge, Kenneth Biller, Larry Barber

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Jack Osbourne has felt dad Ozzy Osbourne’s presence in the days, weeks and months following the iconic rocker’s death.

“I was on a shoot, I had to go down to Mexico. … It was a hellacious travel day and I woke up and I’m in a pissed off mood,” Jack, 40, said on a Friday, September 4, episode of the Good Night with Ben Gleib YouTube show. “I end up getting to the airport and I’m just in my head having one of those real negative, like s***y just whatever moments. And I got my backpack on, headphones marching through this airport and someone comes running up next to me and bumps me.”

He continued, “At which point, I’m like, ‘The f***?’ And I look up and this guy runs off. He was clearly late for a flight and he’s wearing a Black Sabbath patch on the back of his vest. I’m like, ‘OK, message heard.’”

Jack recalled getting a connecting flight through Guadalajara and experiencing another sign.

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“I’m in the back of the plane,” he said. “I’m sat there. I just want to get home to see my kids. And then I take my headphone[s] out because they’re making the announcement. I’m like, just making sure I’m on the right plane.”

He continued, “All of a sudden, I hear my dad’s music playing. And I look over to my right and there must’ve been this 65-70 year old Mexican cowboy dude sat there, just watching one of my dad’s music videos. I’m just kind of like, ‘What the f***?’ OK, message heard. Message heard.”

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News broke in July 2025 that Ozzy died after a battle with Parkinson’s disease. He was 76. Months later, Jack opened up about learning of his father’s death after just spending a week in the U.K. with his family.

“I woke up in Los Angeles to a knock at my house door, at around 3:45 in the morning. Someone who’s worked for my family for probably 30 years now was knocking on my door. When I looked through my window and saw it was him, I just knew something bad had happened,” Jack explained in a YouTube video in September 2025.

He continued, “I was informed that my father had passed. … Immediately, I don’t know … just pain. Sadness and pain. So many thoughts. You go through this of like, feeling sad and frustrated and angry. … But there was a level of like, OK, he’s not suffering anymore, he’s not struggling, and that is something.”