“The Bear” returned for its fourth season this week with high-stakes restaurant drama and high-wattage cameos. “The Bear” returned for its fourth season this week, including plenty of high-stakes restaurant drama along with another series trademark: high-wattage cameos.

Warning: spoilers ahead! 'The Bear' season 4 cooks up yet another impressive roster of surprise guest stars — from returning favorites to brand-new faces, here's every major cameo.

The below contains spoilers about surprise guest stars in Season 4 of “The Bear,” but does not spoil any major plot details. “The Bear” became known for its guest casting beginning with Season 2, when a massive group of renowned actors all got together in Chicago to play friends and relatives of the

The Comeback,' the beloved cult show from Michael Patrick King and Lisa Kudrow (as Valerie Cherish), will return to HBO for a third (and MAYBE final) season.

Michael Patrick King, the show's creator, is reuniting with Kudrow for the third and final chapter in Valerie Cherish's story. They both will also executive produce the season. Other returning series regulars include Dan Bucatinsky, Laura Silverman and Damian Young.

The National Hockey League and union representing its players announced on Friday that they have agreed to a four-year extension of the collective bargaining agreement that will carry through the 2029-30 season.

An 84-game season is coming to the NHL as part of an extension of the collective bargaining agreement, which is expected to be announced as soon as Friday before the first round of the draft. The league and the NHL Players’ Association are on the verge of reaching a deal that two people told The Associated Press on Thursday includes adding two games to the regular season,

The league and the NHLPA announced Friday morning that a memorandum of understanding has been signed on a four-year collective bargaining agreement beginning in the 2026-27 season, with ratification on both sides still needed before things are completely final.

Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington will miss the rest of the season because of an unspecified medical issue

Ron Washington will not manage the Los Angeles Angels for the rest of the season due to a health concern, the team announced Friday.