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Senator Ted Cruz didn't hold back after a heated interview with Tucker Carlson, accusing the conservative media personality of ambushing him with a "gotcha" question. Cruz framed the exchange as unfair, defending his stance while taking a swipe at Carlson's interviewing style.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just another spat between two right-wing figures—it highlights the growing fractures within conservative media and politics. Cruz pushing back against Carlson, a major influencer on the right, signals tension over messaging and loyalty. For audiences, it’s a rare public clash between allies, showing how internal debates are playing out in real time.

This week’s TV lineup is packed with must-watch moments, from the highly anticipated return of The Bear to fresh documentaries and new episodes of fan-favorite series. Whether you’re craving drama, laughs, or real-life intrigue, there’s something for everyone.

Editor’s Note: TV fans have plenty to look forward to—this isn’t just another slow week of reruns. With buzzy releases like The Bear back in the mix, it’s a great time to grab the remote and dive in. These shows aren’t just filler; they’re the kind of watercooler moments that’ll have everyone talking.

Legendary Entertainment and Hasbro have locked in Noah Gardner and Aidan Fitzgerald to write the script for the live-action Magic: The Gathering movie. The project already has BlackBerry director Matt Johnson attached, though studios are staying tight-lipped for now.

Editor’s Note: This is a big deal for Magic fans—Hollywood’s finally taking another swing at adapting the iconic card game after years of false starts. With fresh writing talent and an offbeat director like Johnson, there’s cautious optimism this could be the adaptation that sticks. If it works, it might even kick off a whole fantasy franchise.

Peacock’s new series The Five-Star Weekend, based on Elin Hilderbrand’s novel, just got even more star power with four fresh faces joining the cast. Harlow Jane (She Came to Me) is set as a series regular, alongside familiar names like David Denman (Peacemaker), Josh Hamilton (The Walking Dead), and Rob Huebel.

Editor’s Note: Casting news like this is a big deal for fans of the book or anyone who loves a good ensemble drama—it signals the show’s momentum and gives a taste of the talent involved. Plus, with Peacock pushing more original content, this could be one to watch (or binge) when it drops.

Peacock's upcoming drama The Five-Star Weekend just got more star power with four new cast members. Harlow Jane (She Came to Me) snagged a lead role, while David Denman (Peacemaker), Josh Hamilton (The Walking Dead), and Rob Huebel (Sex Lives of College Girls) will appear in recurring parts. The series, created by Bekah Brunstetter (This Is Us), is shaping up to be a buzzy addition to Peacock’s lineup.

Editor’s Note: Casting announcements like this signal confidence in a show’s potential—especially with a mix of rising talent (Harlow Jane) and familiar faces (Denman, Huebel). For Peacock, stacking the cast with recognizable names could help draw viewers in a crowded streaming market. If you’re into drama with a side of star wattage, this one’s worth keeping an eye on.