Through his music and statements, Eminem hasn’t shied away from discussing his complex relationship with his mother Debbie Nelson over time. Interestingly, following her death at 69, it was his half-brother Nate Mathers who first publicly expressed his feelings about her passing, using just five words to do so.
It appears that HBO might need some extra time to bring their upcoming TV series to fruition, as opposed to the initial speculation pointing towards a 2026 premiere. Instead, it’s been confirmed that we might not see the series until late in 2026 or even stretching into 2027. This delay could suggest a meticulous release strategy for the much-anticipated and contentious retelling of the boy wizard story.
[This story contains spoilers for the series finale of Superman & Lois.]
In the 2024 TV lineup, Night Court made its comeback on NBC, resolving the long-standing question of whether Dan is Jake’s father in a two-episode arc. This popular sitcom has already aired its fall finale on December 3, but there’s much anticipation for what’s to come in the 2025 schedule, particularly with Wendie Malick set to star full-time as Julianne. Additionally, Mayim Bialik is joining forces for a reunion with The Big Bang Theory co-star Melissa Rauch from Night Court, a development that Melissa herself has shared will welcome all former cast members.
Spoilers for Netflix’s The Madness lie ahead, so read on at your own risk.