Artem Chigvintsev is in it for the long run.

This shouldn't come as a surprise for Total Bellas fans who've watched the professional dancer pledge his commitment to Nikki Bella time and time again this season; however, as Nikki explains in the latest episode of The Bellas Podcast, she's just as devoted to their relationship—even if it doesn't come across that way on television.

Nikki brought up the matter while discussing the latest Total Bellas with twin sister Brie Bella.

"And this is what I've warned people about these last four episodes of Total Bellas," Nikki said. "They're going to see me be very wishy-washy."

It's safe to say that Jameela Jamil is a Lizzo fan.

On Wednesday, The Good Place alum virtually stopped by Daily Pop and opened up to E!'s own Erin Lim about her new HBO Max show Legendary, body neutrality and more. In fact, during this discussion, Jameela declared that the "Truth Hurts" artist's body positive nature is aspirational.

The British-born actress is an advocate for body neutrality after struggles with body dysmorphia and eating disorders.

A source says, "They are technically 'split' but Sofia has been in touch with Scott."

Additionally, the insider reveals, "there wasn't a fight or anything bad that happened between them," Sofia simply wishes to "do her own thing" while Scott "take[s] care of his health."

"Sofia thinks Scott has a lot on his plate right now and thinks it's best for them to be apart so he can focus on himself. She is only looking out for him and his best interest and it was primarily her decision for them to split. Sofia has been spending time with her family and has taken majority of her stuff out of Scott's house," the source explains.

"Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich" begins with an arresting image: Close-up footage of the wealthy hedge-fund manager during a 2012 deposition, as he is questioned about allegedly soliciting minors for prostitution. It's grainy and raw, a fair description of this four-part documentary, which squarely focuses on the story from the alleged victims' perspective.

As constructed, there are some initial drawbacks to that. Director Lisa Bryant -- working with among others author (and former Epstein neighbor) James Patterson, who wrote a book on the case -- presents material in a non-linear way, which proves a trifle disorienting.

Stay with it, though, and "Filthy Rich" coalesces into a maddening tale not only of how Epstein allegedly preyed upon teenagers, but an indictment of a system and institutions that missed opportunities to intervene.

Josh Gad's Reunited Apart series continues with the 1984 Ron Howard classic and a tribute to the late John Candy.

While Ariel usually gets all the attention, another little mermaid from the '80s got the spotlight on Tuesday.

For the third episode of Josh Gad's Reunited Apart series -- which has already brought the casts of "The Goonies" and "Back to the Future" together again -- the actor recruited Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah, Eugene Levy, director Ron Howard, producer Brian Grazer and writers Lowell Ganz and Marc "Babaloo" Mandel to look back at making the 1984 hit "Splash."

The reunion was done in support of Dig Deep, a non-profit hoping to provide all Americans with clean running water.

In the '80s flick, Hanks' Allen Bauer falls for a mysterious woman who transforms into a mermaid named Madison (Hannah) whenever she gets wet.

Belated birthday wishes are in order for Gwen Stefani's son, Kingston Rossdale, who turned 14 on May 26. To celebrate the occasion, Stefani shared a sweet snap of her oldest child with ex-husband Gavin Rossdale.

Dark on Netflix is the kind of TV series that asks more questions than it answers. While Dark season 2 answered a lot of questions we had after season 1, it brought about several new ones to consider. Especially in the season 2 finale which introduced an alternate version of Martha Nielsen who appears to be from a different world than the Winden we’ve known up until now.

Will there be another season of Dark? Yes, there will be and season 3 is already filming. If you've been wondering if there would be another season of Dark on Netflix then we can guarantee that. Season 3 will be the final installment of the series, and the showrunners have confirmed that this was always their plan.

Jonas Kahnwald is the main character in Dark and we have met two older versions who go by the names of The Stranger and Adam. Some fans think Adam may not be Jonas, but we think he is. Season 2 saw many more characters move to time leaving the question of where or when they went. Hannah Kahnwald and Katharina Nielsen have both left from 2020, and we know that Jonas’ mother Hannah arrived in 1954. For now we can’t explain what time Katharina will end up in.

Dark’s finale also filled in some of the blanks in the family trees, but we have several questions about family relations that we hope to get answers for in season 3. Noah and Agnes have been important characters in the series but we still don’t know who their parents are. We also know that Charlotte and Elisabeth are each other’s mothers, but we aren’t sure when the family was split up.

Noah and Elisabeth survived in the bunker, but we can’t be sure how baby Charlotte ended up with H.G. Tannhaus.  Claudia Tiedemann and Adam are the most adept players in the game. In season 3 of Dark we hope to get a better understanding of what they are trying to do, and if they will be successful. Fan theories have started to take off and will likely continue to get crazier before the show returns to Netflix next year.

Dark on Netflix is the kind of TV series that asks more questions than it answers. While Dark season 2 answered a lot of questions we had after season 1, it brought about several new ones to consider. Especially in the season 2 finale which introduced an alternate version of Martha Nielsen who appears to be from a different world than the Winden we’ve known up until now.

Will there be another season of Dark? Yes, there will be and season 3 is already filming. If you've been wondering if there would be another season of Dark on Netflix then we can guarantee that. Season 3 will be the final installment of the series, and the showrunners have confirmed that this was always their plan.

Jonas Kahnwald is the main character in Dark and we have met two older versions who go by the names of The Stranger and Adam. Some fans think Adam may not be Jonas, but we think he is. Season 2 saw many more characters move to time leaving the question of where or when they went. Hannah Kahnwald and Katharina Nielsen have both left from 2020, and we know that Jonas’ mother Hannah arrived in 1954. For now we can’t explain what time Katharina will end up in.

Dark’s finale also filled in some of the blanks in the family trees, but we have several questions about family relations that we hope to get answers for in season 3. Noah and Agnes have been important characters in the series but we still don’t know who their parents are. We also know that Charlotte and Elisabeth are each other’s mothers, but we aren’t sure when the family was split up.

Noah and Elisabeth survived in the bunker, but we can’t be sure how baby Charlotte ended up with H.G. Tannhaus.  Claudia Tiedemann and Adam are the most adept players in the game. In season 3 of Dark we hope to get a better understanding of what they are trying to do, and if they will be successful. Fan theories have started to take off and will likely continue to get crazier before the show returns to Netflix next year.

Dark on Netflix is the kind of TV series that asks more questions than it answers. While Dark season 2 answered a lot of questions we had after season 1, it brought about several new ones to consider. Especially in the season 2 finale which introduced an alternate version of Martha Nielsen who appears to be from a different world than the Winden we’ve known up until now. 

Will there be another season of Dark? Yes, there will be and season 3 is already filming. If you've been wondering if there would be another season of Dark on Netflix then we can guarantee that. Season 3 will be the final installment of the series, and the showrunners have confirmed that this was always their plan.  

 Jonas Kahnwald is the main character in Dark and we have met two older versions who go by the names of The Stranger and Adam. Some fans think Adam may not be Jonas, but we think he is. Season 2 saw many more characters move to time leaving the question of where or when they went. Hannah Kahnwald and Katharina Nielsen have both left from 2020, and we know that Jonas’ mother Hannah arrived in 1954. For now we can’t explain what time Katharina will end up in.  

Dark’s finale also filled in some of the blanks in the family trees, but we have several questions about family relations that we hope to get answers for in season 3. Noah and Agnes have been important characters in the series but we still don’t know who their parents are. We also know that Charlotte and Elisabeth are each other’s mothers, but we aren’t sure when the family was split up. 

Noah and Elisabeth survived in the bunker, but we can’t be sure how baby Charlotte ended up with H.G. Tannhaus.  Claudia Tiedemann and Adam are the most adept players in the game. In season 3 of Dark we hope to get a better understanding of what they are trying to do, and if they will be successful. Fan theories have started to take off and will likely continue to get crazier before the show returns to Netflix next year.

When it comes to TV series chemistry, the old jazzman might say, “You either got it or you ain’t.”

The stars of IFC’s “Brockmire,” Hank Azaria and Amanda Peet, most definitely got it. Their sizzling, sexy comic chemistry was a key factor in transforming an initial cult hit into a hilarious, time-jumping must-watch in its just-aired fourth and final season.

Their bond is very much in evidence in a warm “Series Rewind” video get-together hosted by award-winning entertainment expert Dave Karger. Throughout the reunion, their genuine affection and shared wry humor are plain to see.

Karger inquires into the source of their appeal, and after cracking wise (“We’ve been asked this so much that I’ve now thought about it a lot”), Azaria attempts an earnest reply: “I think we basically approach comedy the same way. I really do. We don’t try to be funny per se,” he asserts, while in her own window Peet mischievously points to herself and mouths, “I do.”

Azaria continues, “We try to come at it really emot …” when he sees her miming, and sighs. “OK. Amanda does. Never mind. There goes my theory.”