The Dude has some somber news to deliver. “I have been diagnosed with Lymphoma. I’m starting treatment and will keep you posted on my recovery.” Credit: Joe Maher/FilmMagic He added, “I’m profoundly grateful for the love and support from my family and friends. Thank you for your prayers and well wishes.” Bridges also reminded fans to go vote, “because we are all in this together.” Many celebrities, like Patricia Arquette and Kathy Griffin, reacted to the news on Twitter....

“I want to thank you all for reaching out during this time,” says the actor. Jeff Bridges hasposteda photo of himself receiving treatment following his cancer diagnosis. TheBig Lebowskistarannounced last weekthat he is grappling with lymphoma. Jeff Bridges says he’s his cancer is in remission.Noel Vasquez/Getty Images Bridges wrote in a note which accompanied the image. Bridges has left a longer messageon his official website. “I’m feeling so much of it comin' my way, & man, I appreciate it....

The comedian exited the ABC comedy after an investigation into complaints about his on-set behavior. EW has confirmed that this report is accurate; however, details of the plan are still developing. Representatives for ABC andThe Goldbergsproduction company Sony declined to comment. Jeff Garlin on ‘The Goldbergs’.Scott Everett White/ABC Garlin exited the series last weekfollowing an internal investigation into multiple complaints about the actor’s on-set behavior. Staffers reportedly approached human resources with allegations of verbal and physical conduct that made show staff uncomfortable....

How to encourage thirstyJurassic Parkfans to vote?Jeff Goldblum, uh, found a way. Thank you to everyone who used my @HeadCount page to ensure that youre #GoodToVote!" “Nearly 3,000 of you are ready for this Novembers election. MCA/Everett Collection Heres your reward…how time flies.” Goldblum joinsnumerous celebrities encouraging people to votethis year through #GoodToVote and other methods. The sequel alsopaused production againthis week after crew members tested positive for COVID-19.

(Also check that to watch the exclusive deleted scene above and check out ourseason premiere recap.) I’m not sure I’ve ever seen you that positively ebullient. JEFF PROBST:Ah, yes. Jeff Probst on ‘Survivor 41’.Robert Voets/CBS I can take myself back to that “day one” moment right now. It may sound corny, but it’s the truth. Here’s why: The year away really reminded me how much I love everything aboutSurvivor. Jeff Probst on ‘Survivor 41’....

There is a hidden game within the new season of Survivor that players don’t even know about. It’s called The Game Within the Game. Each week there will be a rebus puzzle hidden somewhere within the episode. ‘Survivor 41’ host Jeff Probst.Robert Voets It might be hidden within a challenge, or at Tribal Council, or even underwater!" As someone that has been pitching underwater puzzles to Probst for years, I’m intrigued....

That was incentive enough to draw back many winnersJeff Probst worriedwould not return to play again. How did a prize amount twice as nice come to pass? “The $2 million prize was all CBS, says the host and showrunner. And we beatFriendsin the ratings and his career was really made in that moment. He’s been invested inSurvivorforever. And he has given us free rein to do what we want for a long time....

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: So a lot ofSurvivortwists out of the gate this season, including no marooning! First, we had the idea to bring back Sandra and Rob as mentors. Next came the title of the season:Island of the Idols. Robert Voets/CBS Rob and Sandra greeted their first guest at Island of the Idols with Elizabeth. Heres how the relationship with Sandra and Rob evolved from a creative point of view. Once we were on location, we treated Sandra and Rob as on-camera producers....

But it didn’t turn out that way. So hostJeff Probsteventually got them out of the water. For the first time inSurvivorhistory, Probst and producers stepped in and called a temporary halt to the challenge. The cast of ‘Survivor 42’.Robert Voets/CBS It was a super dramatic scene, but left many unanswered questions. Was the challenge that difficult when it tested out in the days beforehand? How long were the players actually in the water before production stepped in?...

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: So many loved ones, and so many loved ones questions. Parvati also started out single, then met another formerSurvivorplayer, got married and they have a new baby. In the years since Kim played, she had married and given birth to three kids. All these beautifulSurvivorfamilies, but our audience has never met them. The more we went down the list, the more excited we got with the possibility. What if we could have the entire family visit?...

The host reveals the person most responsible for the battle of the champions. Then, in 2018, hetold Mara Reinstein ofUs Weeklythat, We cant do all winners. As a producer, I would never suggest it. I would say its not a good idea. Here is the history of an all-winners season, says Probst. Ive already got a great track record. So I would just mentally note, Oh, theres another one whos out....

These travel-by-map montages were the height ofSurvivorhilarity, yet sadly have sat dormant for more than 30 seasons. “Here’s the thing for me,” says Probst. “It was fun to do it. CBS We did it several times. And we always had a very fun, tongue-in-cheek way of doing it. But I don’t want to repeat. CBS So I just still don’t have a great idea. Honestly, doing something like paddle-boarding or whatever, why?...

The host also previews “the longest finale we’ve ever had.” Each week, hostJeff Probstwill answer a few questions about the latest episode ofSurvivor: Winners at War. When you undergo something as real asSurvivoryou typically walk away with both physical and emotional scars. Those are real stakes. But because of the aforementioned premise, you cant ever fully trust anybody, even for a minute. As a result, if you last long enough, your perception of the world can start to shift....