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The war is over in Darrowby, but ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL is not settling quietly into the old routine. “I won’t say it’s not sad when things change, because it is sometimes,” Helen Herriot says in PBS’s new Season 7 trailer. “But they change so we can have new, better things.” That tender philosophy drives the one-minute preview, which mixes lambs, romance and a little professional rivalry into one very cozy package.
THE VOICE Finalists Find Ministry in Country Music: ‘We Can Lead People to Jesus’
Country-pop trio DEK of Hearts believes ministry can sound like three-part harmony in a Nashville bar. “Just because we’re in a bar doesn’t mean that we can’t lead people to Jesus,” singer Dylan John told iHeartRadio host Brooke Taylor on THE UPLOAD. John met fellow singers Emily Clapp and Kollin Bailey as a music student at Trevecca Nazarene University, where their friendship grew through traveling worship teams.
Michael J. Fox and Harrison Ford Turn Parkinson’s Advice Into a Friendship Lesson
Actor and Parkinson’s advocate Michael J. Fox and actor Harrison Ford have turned one of friendship’s most awkward moments into a funny, tender primer on simply staying close. “They worry so much about saying the wrong thing that they stop saying anything,” Fox said in the new video. His answer lands because the 102-second exchange never treats friendship as a performance; it makes room for ordinary care, a little discomfort and plenty of dry humor. The Michael J.
How a VBS Teacher Inspired This SESAME STREET Puppeteer
SESAME STREET puppeteer Megan Piphus credits a childhood church puppet ministry — and one Bible verse pinned above her desk during the leanest years of her career — with leading her to the role that made her the show’s first Black woman puppeteer. “I believe that God’s timing is perfect and divine. I knew very early that I had a calling to teach kids about God’s love,” Piphus said on a new episode of the “Jesus Calling” podcast.
Do We Know When SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY Will Hit Digital?
SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY is heading home in November, and industry chatter says digital will get there first. “Digital usually arrives before discs, and the Nov. 17 date gives us a decent window to work with,” HD Report noted, as relayed by FandomWire, pointing toward an October digital debut. Sony has locked in Nov. 17, 2026, for the movie’s release on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD, according to listings on Blu-ray.com and reporting from ComicBookMovie.com.
Netflix Is Cutting Two More Seasons of NCIS—Here’s Where You Can Still Watch
Netflix is trimming its NCIS library again, and this time two entire seasons are on their way out the door. Seasons 18 and 19 leave the platform Oct. 1, barely a year after they arrived, Parade reported — part of a licensing pattern with Paramount that’s shrunk from the old multi-year deals to one-year windows that come and go without much warning. It’s not the first time the long-running procedural has cycled through Netflix’s library, and it probably won’t be the last.
When ‘Life Hurts,’ NFL RB Says We Have Two Choices
After the Atlanta Falcons released running back Nathan Carter, the athlete reflected on what each of us should do when “life hurts.” “Either we take the road of cynicism, withdrawing from openheartedness with God and others, retreating into the felt safety of holding back our desires and longings, lest they get hurt again, or we press into greater depth with God than we have ever known,” he posted on Instagram, quoting Dane Ortlund in his book Deeper: Real Change for Real Sinners.
JEOPARDY! Gets a Glow-Up—Here’s What’s New
JEOPARDY! is getting a glow-up. Executive producers Michael Davies and Sarah Whitcomb-Foss laid out a run of changes coming to the quiz show’s 43rd season — new lighting, a tease of live episodes and a reworked postseason — on the Sept. 3 episode of the “Inside Jeopardy!” podcast, just 11 days before Ken Jennings returns to the podium on Sept. 14, TVInsider reported. “Live is terrifying for a quiz show producer,” Davies said on the podcast. “But I think we’ve got to go live.
What’s New on Disney+ and Hulu This September
1 Discernment Fantasy, Children · TV-Y7 Read the Full Review → 2 Family Comedy · PG ICE AGE: THE MELTDOWN opens with a bigger role for Scrat, the squirrel-like animal who's still trying to get his acorn.
Why Ozzy Osbourne’s Son Describes Himself as ‘Christ Curious’
Ozzy Osbourne’s son Jack says he considers himself “Christ curious.” “I always say like I 100% believe in God and I’m Christ curious. That’s how I classify myself,” he said in conversation with Christian evangelist Bryce Crawford.