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Leelee Sobieski once shone brightly in Hollywood, beginning her journey in show business as a young actress and gracing our screens in sitcoms such as “NewsRadio.” She went on to secure notable roles in films like “Deep Impact” (as Sarah Hotchner), “Never Been Kissed,” and “Eyes Wide Shut,” among others. Her impressive resume promised great things, including a potential breakthrough role in “Joan of Arc” for CBS. However, her career took an unexpected turn in 2012. Contrary to popular belief, it wasn’t poor film choices like the Nicolas Cage-led “The Wicker Man” remake or “In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale” that caused her departure from Hollywood. Instead, Leelee chose to focus on raising her two children and left the industry behind.

Only a few TV actors have had to go through as much to prepare for their roles as Colin Farrell, the attractive leading man, who spent over three and a half hours each day having makeup applied to become the unrecognizable Oz Cobb in “The Penguin.”

The popular CBS show “Tracker,” featuring Justin Hartley, gained immense success upon its release earlier in the year, resulting in an early renewal for a second season. Initially planned to air the first episode of Season 2 during the last weekend of October 2024, fans have had to wait patiently for the resolution of Colter’s shocking family secret reveal. Now, CBS brings welcome news to eager viewers, but a recent announcement from another platform leaves uncertainty about Jensen Ackles reprising his role as Russell.

At the 62nd Academy Awards in 1990, the Best Actor category was particularly strong. Morgan Freeman (“Driving Miss Daisy”), Tom Cruise (“Born on the Fourth of July”), and Robin Williams (“Dead Poets Society”) were all there, having delivered standout performances the previous year. Additionally, Daniel Day-Lewis, who was already 32 and wearing long hair for his upcoming role in “The Last of the Mohicans,” was also in attendance.

Steve Zahn is joining Apple TV+‘s sci-fi series Silo for season two.