Following the recent news that Jeff Daniels (The Newsroom) will join The Morning Show’s upcoming season, Deadline reports that Jesse Williams (Grey’s Anatomy) will also be added to the show’s lineup.

Here are the details.

Jesse Williams joins the cast of The Morning Show

As Deadline reported:
The fifth season of Apple TV’s multi-award winning The Morning Show is adding Jesse Williams. The actor will play Vernon, UBN’s newest Head of News, who is known as a brash pot-stirrer with a talent for grabbing and keeping an audience.

A federal judge ordered the parent agency of the Voice of America to return the network’s 1,042 full-time employees who had been put on leave back to work by Monday, ruling that Trump administration official Kari Lake’s efforts to dismantle the news outlet were ”arbitrary and capricious.”

U.S. District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth last month ruled that Lake had unlawfully taken on almost all powers of the chief executive of the network’s federal parent, called the U.S. Agency for Global Media, and therefore that her actions since joining as senior adviser to the agency were invalid. She has since taken on various senior titles at the agency. For several months, she called herself the acting CEO, a position which it does not appear she is legally eligible to fill, as NPR first reported last August. She most recently has been its deputy CEO

After 34 years, NCIS is shutting down, per NCIS season 23, episode 12. Ever since premiering in 2003, the long-running procedural has been a staple of CBS’s yearly programming. The last few years have been quite tricky, as it had to reinvent itself following the exit of Mark Harmon via Leroy Jethro Gibbs’ retirement in NCIS season 19. Despite a difficult period of transition, the show is now closer to the end of the process.

1971’s Dirty Harry marked a significant shift in the career trajectory of Clint Eastwood. The television star of the series Rawhide had already established himself as a popular leading man in the Western genre and had begun building his filmmaking legacy with Play Misty for Me. But it was the antihero SFPD inspector packing a .44 Magnum that turned Eastwood into a cinematic superstar. Despite criticism of Harry Callahan’s law-bending approach to police work in the 1971 thriller, its sequel, Magnum Force, aimed to show that the character had lines he refused to cross.