"Brilliant Minds" will air Monday nights

Hear from Hisham Fawtiq who plays "Dembe" about the final episodes of Blacklist

Longtime drama professor at the University of Michigan, Kate Mendeloff, has died.

The historical drama, “Jeanne du Barry,” starring Johnny Depp as King Louis XV, will open the 76th Cannes Film Festival.

The actor talks about his role in “Confess, Fletch.”

They married and lived happily ever after! When you’re seeking love, it’s a fairytale dream, and for one woman, that fairytale is coming true, but there’s a dash of reality drama thrown into the mix. ‘The Courtship’ premiered on Local 4 last night.

At the conclusion of season one, we were left hanging by a tremendous surprise and a near-kiss. Bash and Mags, as well as the medical staff, are back for season two of “Transplant,” and there’s a new person in the ER who may mix things up a bit.

Tati Amare, the co-host of “Live In The D,” has been binge-watching for weeks and can’t wait for the next episode. The new “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” is now streaming on Peacock, and it’s a fresh spin on the classic starring Will Smith.

The drama in season 4 on New Amsterdam is heading for something big as we continue to see how personal relationships and decisions impact the lives of others around them and the hospital itself. For some characters on the show, the stress of being a physician and their personal life is starting to mount.

NBC’s La Brea is a new mystery television series that has audiences captivated as the characters try to figure out what is going on. Right now, there are more questions than answers.

“This Is Us” is back with their season premiere tomorrow night. Metz said things will pick up right where they left off at the end of Season 4. If you love “This Is Us" then you should join our “This Is Us" in the D Facebook Group. The group is hosting a virtual event so if you join the “This Is Us” in the D Facebook group today, you will get an invite. Catch the season premiere of “This Is Us” Tuesday, October 27th at 9 pm on Local 4.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Not yet open to the public, Ann Arbors Michigan Theater is still offering movies for rent through its virtual movie palace. Not rated -- $12A romantic drama, the film follows Parisian Aviva as she falls in love with Eden from New York. Not rated -- $9.99The documentary follows the life of two-time James Beard Award winner Diana Kennedy with extensive interviews. Not rated -- $10 (with Michigan Theater discount code)As single mother Kathy cleans out her late sisters house, she realizes how little she knew about her sister. Not rated -- $3 (free for Michigan Theater members)A Michigan Theater original, the documentary was shot in an Ann Arbor nature preserve on April 15 by Michigan Theater Technical Director Jared Van Eck.