When will new seasons of 'Landman,' 'Tulsa King' drop? What we know so far

When will new seasons of 'Landman,' 'Tulsa King' drop? What we know so far

The fall season calls for a new slate ofTV premieres. Several Taylor Sheridan shows are coming out this fall, according to a recent earnings call held byParamount Global executives. Starting in September, each month, fans will see new seasons of"Tulsa King,""Mayor of Kingstown"and"Landman." "Tulsa King" returned to Oklahoma for filming part of the show's third season this spring with acting legendSylvester Stalloneat the helm. Meanwhile, theJeremy Renner-led "Mayor of Kingstown"was filmed in Pennsylvania and theBilly Bob ThorntonandDemi Moore-led "Landman" was filmed in Texas. Though we know which months they'll premiere, the exact days each season will start have not yet been released. Here's what to know about each returning show. "Tulsa King" will return on Sept. 21, 2025, according toParamount. The third season will also seeOscar nominee Samuel L. Jackson, which will spin off and lead the "NOLA King" series following character Russell Lee Washington, Jr., before moving from Tulsa to New Orleans. Paramount reports that in Season 3, Stallone's character, Dwight "The General" Manfredi, sees his empire expand, but not without notice of his enemies. Now he faces "his most dangerous adversaries in Tulsa yet: the Dunmires." More:Samuel L. Jackson heads 'NOLA King' spinoff, joining these icons in Taylor Sheridan universe "Mayor of Kingstown" will return for Season 4 in October 2025. A specific release date has not been announced. The show began filming in January 2025, with Jeremy Renner teasing some filming in Pennsylvania. The actor is joined by Hugh Dillon, Taylor Handley, Tobi Bamtefa, Hamish Allan-Headley, Edie Falco, Lennie James and Laura Benanti. Jeremy Renner is back in action!See the 'Kingstown' fight that proved he's 'dominating' The sophomore season of "Landman" was announced to debut in November, though executives have not yet stated an exact premiere date. The show's first season followed actors Billy Bob Thornton, Michelle Randolph,Demi Mooreand Jon Hamm as they tell the story of an oil rigging business exploring the world of barons and landmen chasing success and fortune. Here's what we know:When does 'Landman' Season 2 come out? Andy Garcia has been added to the main character roster for Season 2, continuing his role from the season finale. The rest of the main cast will return, except for Jon Hamm. This article originally appeared on Oklahoman:When is 'Tulsa King' Season 3 out? Set the September date

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When will new seasons of 'Landman,' 'Tulsa King' drop? What we know so far

When will new seasons of 'Landman,' 'Tulsa King' drop? What we know so far The fall season calls for a new slate ofTV premie...

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Robin Williams’ Life and Legacy Honored on 11th Anniversary of His Death

Robin Williams' Life and Legacy Honored on 11th Anniversary of His Death

Robin Williams' Life and Legacy Honored on 11th Anniversary of His Deathoriginally appeared onParade. It's been 11 years sinceRobin Williams'death, but his absence is still felt just as strongly today as it was over a decade ago. Just weeks before today's anniversary, Robin's sonZak Williamsmarked what would have been his father's 74th birthday on July 21 witha heartfelt Instagram tribute. "For me, grief isn't linear. It loops and echoes. It softens, then crescendos. But alongside it lives a legacy, the kind built not from fame or recognition, but from generosity and relentless kindness,"Zak wrote. "My father lived to make people feel seen. He gave permission to feel deeply and to laugh through the pain. In his absence, that mission continues. So today, I hold close the idea that the best way to honor those we love is to live the values they stood for. To lead with service and compassion. To lift others when they're down. And to find paths of light, even in the dark corners." Today, fans around the world are reflecting on the beloved actor and comedian's life and legacy. Robin was celebrated around the world for thewide range of charactershe played in several movies, but it was his ability to make people laugh that stood out the most. From his iconic run as Mork, a goofy but lovable alien, onMork & Mindy, to his role as the Genie in Disney'sAladdin, Robin knew how to put a smile on fans' faces. RELATED:Robin Williams Reportedly Said He'd Buy an '80s Strip Club to Impress This Music Legend The world was devastated tolose the beloved comedian by suicideon August 11, 2014. After his death, an autopsy revealed that he had Lewy body dementia. The condition leads to cognitive decline over the years and can cause severe depression, anxiety and hallucinations.Susan Williams, Robin's wife, has been vocal about his diagnosis since his death and revealed that doctors initially misdiagnosed it as Parkinson's disease. In May 2014, doctors had given Susan a small bit of hope with the diagnosis of Parkinson's, and toward the end of July in that same year, she thought things were getting back on track. When they were in the second weekend of August, she explained that his "delusional looping" had begun to calm down. "Maybe the switch in medications was working. We did all the things we love on Saturday day and into the evening, it was perfect – like one long date. By the end of Sunday, I was feeling that he was getting better," Susan wrote in an editorial published in the September 27, 2016, journalNeurology. "When we retired for sleep, in our customary way, my husband said to me, 'Goodnight, my love,' and waited for my familiar reply: 'Goodnight, my love.' His words still echo through my heart today. Monday, August 11, Robin was gone." It wasn't until after Robin's death did doctors finally discover what his true condition was. "None of the doctors knew that there was this ghost disease underlying all of this. When that was revealed, that was like essentially finding out the name of my husband's killer," Susan continued. Along with Susan, Robin is survived by his daughter, Zelda Williams, and sons, Zak and Cody Williams. His family's tributes and Susan's advocacy work have kept his memory alive for more than a decade, and his humor continues to inspire people around the world. Robin Williams' Life and Legacy Honored on 11th Anniversary of His Deathfirst appeared on Parade on Aug 11, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Aug 11, 2025, where it first appeared.

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Robin Williams’ Life and Legacy Honored on 11th Anniversary of His Death

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ESPN, Fox to bundle upcoming streaming services in new sports-heavy deal

ESPN, Fox to bundle upcoming streaming services in new sports-heavy deal

(Reuters) -Upcoming streaming services of ESPN and Fox will be bundled for $39.99 per month starting October 2, the companies said on Monday, offering sports fans a wide range of major events including the NFL and NBA at a discounted rate. The bundle is the first significant deal involving major sports rights holders after Disney, Fox and Warner Bros Discovery abandoned plans to launch their live sports joint venture, Venu Sports, after it ran into substantial legal opposition. Media companies are pairing their streaming services to offer bundled deals and boost customer stickiness, as viewers face steep price hikes and an overload of choice. The new package brings together Fox One, which offers Fox's sports, news, and entertainment content, and ESPN's new direct-to-consumer network, featuring professional and college football and basketball games. Both platforms are launching on August 21. "We continue to look for opportunities to streamline the user experience, especially for the ultimate sports fan," said Tony Billetter, senior vice president, strategy and business development at Fox Direct to Consumer. Fox's new subscription-based service is expected to help the company expand its audience beyond the mainstay cable television business. (Reporting by Harshita Mary Varghese in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju Samuel)

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ESPN, Fox to bundle upcoming streaming services in new sports-heavy deal

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Eagles Pro Bowler Landon Dickerson to reportedly have minor knee surgery, will be week-to-week

Eagles Pro Bowler Landon Dickerson to reportedly have minor knee surgery, will be week-to-week

Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl guard Landon Dickerson will undergo minor knee surgery for a meniscus injury, per multiple reports. He will reportedly be week-to-week after the procedure, with the goal of returning for the regular season. It's a best-case scenario for Dickerson, who was carted off of the field during practice on Sunday after injuring his knee. The Eagles were potentially facing a longer absence from the guard depending on the extent of the injury. Dickerson fell to the ground awkwardly following a pass play near the end of Sunday's practice. He remained down on the field for some time before being helped to the cart. Dickerson did not appear to be capable of putting a ton of weight on his leg as he made his way to the cart. The 26-year-old is one of the key cogs in Philadelphia's excellent offensive line. After being selected by the team in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, Dickerson started 13 games as a rookie. He became a full-time starter with the team the following year, making his first Pro Bowl appearance. Dickerson also made the Pro Bowl in both 2023 and 2024, marking three straight seasons in which he's received the honor. He appeared in all four of the Eagles' playoff games last season, protecting Jalen Hurts and opening holes for Saquon Barkley en route to the team's first Super Bowl win since the 2017 season. Following the 2024 NFL season, Dickerson signed a four-year, $84 million extension that will keep him in Philadelphia through 2028. At the time, it was the biggest contract ever given to an NFL guard.

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Eagles Pro Bowler Landon Dickerson to reportedly have minor knee surgery, will be week-to-week

Eagles Pro Bowler Landon Dickerson to reportedly have minor knee surgery, will be week-to-week Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl guard Landon Dic...

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Kathy Griffin, 64, Says She's 'So Vain' for Getting a 3rd Facelift: 'The Vanity Takes Over'

Kathy Griffin, 64, Says She's 'So Vain' for Getting a 3rd Facelift: 'The Vanity Takes Over'

Jon Kopaloff/Getty Kathy Griffin revealed that she has had a third facelift, as well as work done to her eyelids and chin done, in recent weeks The comic name-dropped the doctor that performed her procedure and shared details about her surgery and recovery process She said that getting cosmetic work done is "painful" Kathy Griffinisn't afraid to share the details of her cosmetic procedures. The comedian, 64, sat down for another episode of herTalk Your Head Offpodcast on Tuesday, Aug. 5, and revealed that she recently had a third facelift, which was performed by Beverly Hills-based celebrity plastic surgeon,Dr. Ben Talei. "It's my third. I know that's so vain! I'm so vain for no reason. No one has ever gone to a Kathy Griffin show to see her beautiful, youthful face," she told her viewers. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "You come to hear my jokes, which is what I want," Griffin continued, "I don't want you to come to care what I look like. I'm in Lululemons today for God's sake. I'm in my fat pants." Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage Elsewhere in the video, she revealed that her plastic surgery also included an "upper eye job" (a blepharoplasty), that included a "cat eye stitch" to give her eyes a lift at the corners. While she didn't name a specific procedure, Griffin shared that she got work done to her chin as well. "There's a stitch in my chin, which you're probably not going to see unless you're under me, but not in that way," she joked. She also took a brief moment in recounting her experience to call out people who downplay plastic surgery pain, and said, "I'm going to be honest. It's painful. So these bitches that are like, 'It's like getting a tooth filled! It's nothing!' No, it's painful." Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic After getting her work completed, Griffin explained that she went to a "rich lady recovery place" for her healing process. She was then sent home with a nurse and described the first few days after the procedure as "disgusting." "You get out of that place and you come home and maybe you come home with a nurse, and it's disgusting," she said. "I'm not going to lie. The first night there's drains that come out of your chin. I know it's so gross. But the vanity takes over." Griffin's latest YouTube video is far from the first time that she'sopened up about her plastic surgery and past struggles with her appearance. In her 2009 book,Official Book Club Selection: A Memoir According to Kathy Griffin,she revealed that she got a nose job at 26 due to Hollywood pressures. https://people-app.onelink.me/HNIa/kz7l4cuf "I was told repeatedly, 'You would be pretty if it weren't for that nose. You'd work more if it weren't for that nose. Hey have you considered getting a nose job? You would think I had a nose the size of Texas," she wrote. "I was young and impressionable and I was told that enough that I started to believe it, so I got a nose job." Read the original article onPeople

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Kathy Griffin, 64, Says She's 'So Vain' for Getting a 3rd Facelift: 'The Vanity Takes Over'

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'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' Star, 76, Is a True Icon in Rare Appearance 43 Years After the Film

'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' Star, 76, Is a True Icon in Rare Appearance 43 Years After the Film

'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' Star, 76, Is a True Icon in Rare Appearance 43 Years After the Filmoriginally appeared onParade. 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' starDee Wallacehas delighted fans with a recent appearance at a fan convention. The fan event in Texas, Houston Horror Film Fest, drew together iconic faces from the past, which included stars from "Scream," "Nightforce," "Supernatural," and more.Wallace, who was seen in a sweet pic posted by "Exorcist" star Linda Blair,had fans going crazy over the pairing of the stars. "Two iconic ladies of horror movies!" one while others referred to the two as legends. "Two remarkable actors that changed movie history!" another added. While Wallace didn't specifically post from festival, fans shared their interactions with the star. "Dee Wallace was the SWEETEST lady! Def go see her," a fan posted to the Facebook group dedicated to the festival. The fan also shared a photo with the star and an autograph. Related: Iconic '80s Child Star, 53, Is Unrecognizable 40 Years After 'E.T.' Wallace, of course known for her 1982 role as Mary Taylor — mom to Elliot, played byHenry Thomas,Gertie, played byDrew Barrymoreand Michael, played byRobert MacNaughton— is also famous for her roles in 1981's "The Howling" and 1983's "Cujo." Her more recent credits include "Stream" and "Forest Hills." Her next appearance will during the Popcorn Frights film festival in Fort Lauderdale on August 16th.🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' Star, 76, Is a True Icon in Rare Appearance 43 Years After the Filmfirst appeared on Parade on Aug 11, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Aug 11, 2025, where it first appeared.

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'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' Star, 76, Is a True Icon in Rare Appearance 43 Years After the Film

'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' Star, 76, Is a True Icon in Rare Appearance 43 Years After the Film 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial...

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