NCIS’ Michael Weatherly Shares When He Felt CBS Finally ‘Knew What They Had’ With The Show, And I’m Amazed It Took So Long

In the coming month, TV viewers can look forward to the debut of the 22nd season of NCIS on the 2024 television calendar, which positions it as one of the longest-running prime-time procedurals. Throughout its many decades on air, the beloved CBS series has seen a multitude of actors join and depart, such as Michael Weatherly, who played Anthony DiNozzo for the first 13 seasons before reappearing briefly in this year’s tribute episode dedicated to David McCallum. Reflecting on his time with NCIS, Weatherly recalls that it took CBS an unusually long period to fully appreciate the show and effectively market it.

Hugh Grant Universally Praised for Horrifying New Performance in A24’s Heretic

Renowned actor Hugh Grant, who is famously associated with romantic comedies like “Love Actually” and “Notting Hill,” has surprisingly ventured into the realm of horror films. His psychological horror movie titled “Heretic” received positive feedback from initial viewers at its premiere in the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival. This latest project signifies Grant’s evolving trend, as he moves away from his typical romantic-comedy character and takes on more sinister roles.

Marco Bezzecchi Channels MotoGP’s Dynamic Spirit in Custom Dainese Suit

Italian label Dainese introduced their Custom Works service, based on the idea that racing suits should be custom-fitted and tailored uniquely for each rider. This personalization extends to even the smallest details, transforming the way uniforms are manufactured at a larger scale and revolutionizing how riders shop for their suits.

‘Meet the Barbarians’ Review: Julie Delpy’s Middling Refugee Comedy Has Its Heart in the Right Place

Actress-turned-filmmaker Julie Delpy has found a unique space in the film industry, spanning both American and European markets. Based in Los Angeles but primarily active in France, she collaborates with directors like Richard Linklater (the “Before” trilogy) as well as French stars such as Dany Boon (“Lolo”). Her work ranges from dramatic films like “The Countess” to comedies like “Le Skylab”, and back again to projects like “My Zoe”. Much like the complex characters she often portrays on screen, Delpy is hard to categorize.