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Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Matt's Inside Line: Scoop on NCIS, Criminal Minds, The Wheel of Time, TWD: Dead City, Georgie & Mandy, Ghosts, a Cancellation and More
Are Criminal Minds' #Jemily fans due for a good tease? Could The Wheel of Time turn somewhere else? Which TV Showdown has been shut down? Read on for answers to those questions and others! (You can and should email any brand-new Qs to .) Are we going to get any 'Jemily' scenes on this season? –IzzyIn this Thursday's episode of the Paramount+ hit, Emily (played by Paget Brewster) somewhat randomly answers the question of, 'Hey, whatever happened between Prentiss and Season 14 beau Andrew Mendoza?' — and I'm pretty sure that her unexpected reveal makes our JJ (A.J. Cook) blush. More from TVLine Criminal Minds: The Surprising Story Behind That Shocking Will Scene The Wheel of Time Cancelled After 3 Seasons Criminal Minds: A.J. Cook Opens Up About JJ's Loss, Her Real-Life Sons Playing 'Big Emotions,' and Negotiating That Brief Cameo Is Cobie Smulders returning to ? –SamSmulders is confirmed to continue her role as Sofi — a romantic interest for fellow HIMYM alum Jason Segel's Jimmy — in Season 3 of the acclaimed comedy, which has a 'Moving Forward' theme. Is there any chance we will get more of ? –KimberlySadly, Season 4 of the INSP competition series was its last, and there are no plans at this time to bring it back. (On the bright side, you can access past shows for free via the INSP YouTube Channel, which hosts all four seasons.) Anything on ? —RebeccaWhen I asked showrunner Steven D. Binder what personal runners (storylines) he has on tap for Season 23, he said, 'We really want to get to everybody in a big way. I know people always say, 'I watch the show for the characters' — that was always our thing — and I really want to make this a character-forward show in a way we haven't seen before. So, if you're invested in these people, this is going to be the season for you.' Please, any news on Season 2 of Chris Pratt's ? –VoodooProduction only got underway in early May! Is there any word on whether has been renewed for Season 3? –KimNo decision has been made yet on the NBC reality show's fate. Are we going to see any glimpse of Negan's family (Annie and Joshua) this season on ? It seems strongly implied by Dama. Or maybe things are not what they seem? — SaraLet's just say that you'll get an answer in Sunday's episode (airing at 9/8c on AMC). Whether that answer is the answer, I can't say. But you'll definitely get an answer. Can you tell us anything about if and when another season of will be televised? –TomStop me if you've heard this one before, but… no decisions have been made on the ABC quiz show's fate. (As evidenced by the recent Match Game revival news, ABC doesn't really 'cancel' unscripted shows.) How do I stream the ? –ChristiThe Librarians reboot available to stream on the TNT App and on Cable on Demand Apps. (The first episode is also available to stream on the Electric Now App and TNT website, for a limited time.) On will weather girl Mandy make a new friend at the news station? Now that she's quit her job at the diner, I'm worried we've seen the last of Casey Wilson's Beth. –P.J.'Building out that [Channel 7] world is going to be important,' series co-creator/showrunner Steve Holland recently told TVLine. That said, 'just because she's not at the diner doesn't mean that Casey's character won't still be a part of Mandy's world. We love her. She's a terrific actress and it's nice for Mandy to have a friend.' Hey Matt, it's been two years since was renewed for Season 3. Can you find out if and when The CW are going to release it? –SiddharthI checked in again with The CW, but — as with many scheduling questions at the netlet — a premiere date is still 'TBD.' ' addition of the snail ghost this season was such a fun twist. Are there any plans to introduce more animal ghosts in the future? –Stephanie'We've talked about a lot of different animals,' co-showrunner Joe Wiseman said when we delivered your Q. 'So, yes, we love that ghosts can be animals — and we have a few ideas' for the future. While I was doing a rewatch leading up to the Season 2 finale, I came across a preview image showing the Doctor and Belinda in a club or something similar. But when I watched the actual finale, that scene was nowhere to be found. Will that scene ever be released? –LiamNeither Disney+ nor BBC Studios are confirming anything, of course, but the rumor that swirled online is that when a renewal didn't appear imminent for Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa — who in an October 2024 Graham Norton hit spoke of filming a third season in 2025 — instead chose to exit after his sophomore run. The image above is from the season finale's original ending, which was filmed last year and involved a dance club celebration, but the sequence allegedly wound up replaced by February reshoots of the scene at Belinda's house (followed by Fifteen's surprising regeneration). Have you heard anything about an airdate for , ? –JoeI asked around for you, but no release timetable is available yet. Any news on when , the new international series starring Can Yaman, will premiere on streamers in the U.S? I understand it was filmed in English and has begun showing up in several other countries. –Judy There's nothing official to share yet, but I hear that news of El Turco getting a U.S. home may be imminent. Is there an effort to move to other platforms? Or is it certain that the series will not return? –LeventWell-placed sources confirm for Inside Line that the fantasy saga is not being shopped after being cancelled at Prime Video. I'm so upset about being cancelled. Any word on if the show is being shopped around? –LeslieEarly efforts to shop the sitcom revival, which was cancelled after three seasons on NBC, have thus far come up empty, I am told, so the eventual verdict is looking… not great. What are the current fates of the Fox unscripted shows , , , and [] ? –ShirleyAs with Fox's (long-dormant) Spin the Wheel, the fates of all of these is currently TBD. Do YOU have questions about a favorite show? Email ! Questions plopped in Comments will not be considered and may count against your final score. (With additional reporting by Ryan Schwartz, Charlie Mason and Vlada Gelman) Best of TVLine Young Sheldon Easter Eggs: Every Nod to The Big Bang Theory (and Every Future Reveal) Across 7 Seasons Weirdest TV Crossovers: Always Sunny Meets Abbott, Family Guy vs. Simpsons, Nine-Nine Recruits New Girl and More ER Turns 30: See the Original County General Crew, Then and Now
Russia Today
26-03-2025
- Health
- Russia Today
Scientists learn cause of killer outbreak in Congo
Laboratory results have confirmed that a recent deadly disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) was caused by malaria, the country's National Public Health Institute (INSP) stated on Monday. The outbreak earlier this year led to 943 reported cases and 52 deaths, according to Dieudonne Mwamba, the director general of the INSP. Patients displayed symptoms including fever, fatigue, vomiting, and weight loss. In February, health officials initially suspected malaria or food poisoning as the cause. Last month, doctors ruled out known viruses such as Ebola, Marburg, yellow fever, and dengue after testing more than a dozen samples. The WHO said additional tests were being conducted to determine if other diseases, including typhoid fever, meningitis, or viral hemorrhagic fevers, could also be responsible. Lab testing on the samples has confirmed that the illness was malaria, according to Professor Christian Ngandu of the INSP, who also heads Congo's public health emergency operations center. He shared the information in a phone interview with Reuters. READ MORE: The West's dirty secret: How most affluent nations poison the Global South Malaria is transmitted to humans through bites from infected mosquitoes and can cause severe illness and death, particularly in children and vulnerable populations without access to adequate medical care. The World Health Organization (WHO) says that malaria claims around 620,000 lives globally each year, with the majority of victims being children. Significantly, 93% of these deaths occur in Africa. The DRC previously suffered a severe outbreak of the Mpox virus, formerly known as monkeypox, with over 2,000 new suspected cases weekly, according to the WHO. READ MORE: Mystery illness in DR Congo could be malaria – media Armed clashes are ongoing in the country's east, driven by militants of the M23 group, one of dozens of rebel groups fighting the government for control of territories and mineral resources. Since the beginning of this year, at least 8,500 people, including children and peacekeepers, have been killed in escalating fighting between the rebels and Congolese forces.
Reuters
25-03-2025
- Health
- Reuters
Congo lab testing confirms deadly disease outbreak was malaria
KINSHASA, March 25 (Reuters) - Testing has confirmed that an initially unidentified illness that killed more than 50 people in northwest Democratic Republic of Congo was malaria, the country's National Public Health Institute (INSP) said late on Monday. At least 943 people fell sick and 52 died in Equateur province at the start of the year, with symptoms ranging from fever and fatigue to vomiting and weight loss. Keep up with the latest medical breakthroughs and healthcare trends with the Reuters Health Rounds newsletter. Sign up here. Health officials said in February that the condition was suspected to be either malaria or food poisoning. Lab testing on samples has now confirmed that it was malaria, INSP coordinator Christian Ngandu said by telephone. The research centre was still waiting for the results of water, drinks and food samples sent abroad to test for intoxication, he added. A separate outbreak of disease in December, initially of unknown cause, was ultimately also identified as malaria.
Yahoo
09-02-2025
- General
- Yahoo
World's largest street newspaper collection donated to Glasgow university
The world's largest collection of street newspapers has been donated to a Glasgow university. The International Network of Street Papers (INSP) has handed over around 8,000 newspapers and magazines, including editions of The Big Issue, to Glasgow Caledonian University. The publications have been sold by vendors experiencing homelessness and poverty. The Glasgow-based charity, founded in 1994, represents 92 street papers in 35 countries. Kirsty Menzies, Assistant Archivist at Glasgow Caledonian University, with Mike Findlay-Agnew, Chief Executive of the International Network of Street Papers (Image: Supplied) Many of the papers contain stories written by the vendors themselves, sharing personal experiences of homelessness and poverty from around the world. Kirsty Menzies, assistant archivist at Glasgow Caledonian University, said: "We're very excited as the collection contains 30 years of social history, not just in the UK but internationally. "These publications have given the homeless a voice, not just on poverty, but a range of social issues, which makes the collection a fantastic resource for our students, researchers, and the public." (Image: Supplied) The Big Issue, which is part of the collection, was founded by John Bird and Gordon Roddick in 1991 and supports thousands of people across the UK to earn a legitimate income by selling the magazine. Sales generated a collective income of around £4 million last year. The archive is set to raise awareness about the existence of street papers in other countries and demonstrate the achievements of international cooperation and collaboration. Mike Findlay-Agnew, chief executive of INSP, said: "It is great that our rich archive of street papers is going to a suitable home. "Glasgow Caledonian University is strongly committed to social justice and therefore seems the perfect fit for our archive of street papers. "I am hoping this will lead to more partnership working between INSP and Glasgow Caledonian in the future."
