Cuarón is reteaming with his Oscar-winning Gravity cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki on Disclaimer, starring Oscar-winning actors Blanchett and Kline. Disclaimer is based on the 2015 novel of the same name by Renee Knight. "Blanchett stars as Catherine Ravenscroft, a successful and respected television documentary journalist whose work has been built on revealing the concealed transgressions of long-respected institutions," according to Variety. "When an intriguing novel written by a widower (Kline) appears on her bedside table, she is horrified to realize she is a key character in a story that she had hoped was long buried in the past." Cuarón is writing the adaptation and will also direct and executive produce, while Lubezki will share director of photography duties with Amélie and Inside Llewyn Davis Oscar nominee Bruno Delbonnel. Cuarón, who turned 60 last Saturday, signed an overall deal with Apple TV+ in 2019 after winning the best director and best cinematography Oscars for Roma.

“Quick note about the obvious — I’ve been suspended from CNN,” Cuomo said today on his SiriusXM radio show Get After It, responding to his indefinite suspension for assisting in his brother former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's sexual harassment defense. After telling his producer to cut the upbeat intro music, he added: “You know this already. It hurts to even say it. It’s embarrassing, but I understand it."

ALSO:

• CNN president Jeff Zucker said of the Chris Cuomo suspension to employees during a meeting this morning: “I felt it was the appropriate course of action. We will keep you posted on how we deal with programming going forward.”
• CNN's Brian Stelter predicts Cuomo's suspension could last several weeks and he could be back on air in January
• Cuomo's suspension comes after Cuomo Prime Time had its lowest-ever ratings in November
• Anderson Cooper to fill in on Cuomo's timeslot for the rest of the week

The Carnival Row star will play a character named Alice, described as a sophisticated art world insider who becomes enmeshed in the mystery.

They'll recur on the Peacock series along with Armand Fields, Chris Renfro, Eric Graise, Sachin Bhatt and Benito Skinner.

“No, no, no, no, no, I would never point a gun at anyone and pull a trigger at them," Baldwin says in a preview of 20/20's special interview airing Thursday night.

EXCLUSIVE: "The trigger wasn't pulled. I didn't pull the trigger," Alec Baldwin tells @GStephanopoulos in first interview since fatal shooting on set of "Rust."

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Mehmet Oz's U.S. Senate candidacy in Pennsylvania means that his show can't be available to his potential voters. That includes New York City since Pennsylvanians can pick up Fox's NYC station.

Mayfair Witches, based on Rice's Lives of Mayfair Witches series, marks her second AMC series after Interview With the Vampire. The eight-episode Mayfair Witches, which is expected to premiere in late 2022 after Interview With the Vampire's first season, "will focus on an intuitive young neurosurgeon who discovers that she is the unlikely heir to a family of witches," per TVLine. "As she grapples with her newfound powers, she must contend with a sinister presence that has haunted her family for generations."

"I'm excited to be hosting the iconic Rose Parade in one of my favorite cities with one of my favorite people, Susan Kelechi Watson," Metz said in a statement. Watson added: "Metz, me and the iconic Rose Parade...New Year's Day doesn't get much better than this!"

In a video posted to Twitter, Hargitay can be seen telling the unidentified man in New York City's Washington Square Park "we’ll make a deal" to get him to stop singing after other crew members tried and failed to stop him. SVU showrunner Warren Leight responded to the video, tweeting: "What other #1 on the call sheet could do this? We all (love) Mariska."

Schneider, the first transgender contestant to compete in the Tournament of Champions who with Tuesday's win now has $380,200 in earnings, says of making history on Jeopardy!: "I am so incredibly grateful. Hopefully I can send a positive message to the nerdy trans girl who wants to be on the show too...I'm not going to pretend I didn't think I could do good, but this is just so much better than I thought I would do."

The Last Comic Standing alum, whose Quarter-Life Netflix special premiered in March 2020, will shoot her untitled special on Dec. 17 in Boston.

Hulu says of Best in Dough: "In a world where there seems to be little agreement on anything, there is one great unifier… the universal love of pizza. Best In Dough brings together pizza-obsessed competitors from all walks of life to showcase their pizza slinging skills and battle it out for $10,000. Fire up the oven, the first ever pizza competition is on!"

"It is all part of the fallout from CBS signing Romo to the largest contract in sportscasting history, a 10-year, $180 million deal that reverberates through all top-level sports TV analyst negotiations," reports the New York Post's Andrew Marchand. "While rival TV executives view Romo’s deal — signed in the winter of 2020, just prior to the pandemic’s emerging impact — as an outlandish anomaly, Romo’s fellow No. 1 NFL game analysts look it as a benchmark."

The co-creator of the One Day at a Time reboot is back with a five-episode romantic comedy series that follows the Diaz siblings, played by Emeraude Toubia and Mark Indelicato, who are on a mission to find love and purpose. With Love premieres Dec. 17.

Baldwin sat down with George Stephanopoulos on Tuesday for the 20/20 special airing Thursday night at 8 p.m. to discuss the shooting accident that left cinematographer Halyna Hutchins dead on the set of the movie Rust in New Mexico on Oct. 21. ABC News also announced 20/20 will devote a two-hour special on Dec. 10 to the deadly shooting. “I’ve done thousands of interviews in the last twenty years at ABC,” Stephanopoulos said this morning on Good Morning America. “This was the most intense I’ve ever experienced. So raw. As you can imagine he’s devastated but he was also very candid, he was very forthcoming. He answered every question, he talked about Halyna Hutchins, talked about meeting with her family as well. (He) went through in detail what happened on the set that day and I have to tell you I was surprised in many places over the course of that hour and twenty minutes we sat down yesterday.”

The Daily Show host will helm the Jan. 31 ceremony on CBS from what is currently the Staples Center, which is changing its name to Crypto.com Arena later this month. The Grammys was last held at the Staples Center in January 2020, the day Kobe Bryant died. Earlier this year, in March, Noah hosted the COVID-delayed Grammys from the Los Angeles Convention Center to allow for social distancing.

Lis Smith, the communications director for Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign, was brought in by former New York Gov. Cuomo's team to help deal with the PR fallout after the governor was accused of sexual harassment. As Defector's Laura Wagner and Patrick Redford report, Chris Cuomo "wasn’t the only media figure breaking a sweat trying to manage fallout for Andrew. At Smith’s behest, MSNBC’s Katy Tur evidently carried her fair share of water for the governor in a televised report on March 3, the day Cuomo first addressed the growing number of allegations against him in a public statement that went something like, I am sorry women didn’t like my innocent hugs and friendly banter. Per the documents released by the AG, Smith and her fellow savvy political operatives monitored the response to Cuomo’s public statement, including a segment on Katy Tur’s MSNBC program." “I’m texting w Katy Tur,” Smith wrote. “Katy is saying my spin live. Like verbatim on (MSNBC).” On her March 3 broadcast, Katy Tur said: “I’ve just been talking with somebody who is close to the family and I asked them, given the moment we have been living in for the past two years, given how everyone has had a reckoning with this Me Too moment, why would someone like Governor Andrew Cuomo, who is a savvy politician, not have buttoned things up, not have gotten the message to be careful about what he says around his staffers around others. And the person said, it’s not that he didn’t think the rules didn’t apply to him, it’s just that in the Cuomo DNA, they are extraordinarily friendly, I guess, by nature.”

"It’s easy to support people when things in life are going well, it’s always easy," Hannity said hours after CNN suspended Cuomo indefinitely for his role in advising his brother, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in the governor's sexual harassment scandal. "Chris’ brother, Andrew, was in big trouble,” Hannity continued. “Helping a brother, and a friend, in the worst moment of their life, is probably not the worst offense and he probably lied to himself even though he handled it wrong in terms of his work. If Chris does get back on the air, I assume he will apologize,” he concluded. “I believe in second chances when sincere apologies are made, but it’s you the audience that decides if the apology is sincere.” Tucker Carlson also defended Cuomo: "Chris Cuomo may be an idiot, but he understands that his obligation is to the people he’s related to. When they need your help, you help them," he tweeted.

Starting Jan. 3, Echard will star in the first Bachelor season without Chris Harrison, hosted by Jesse Palmer instead. During Season 26, The Bachelor will celebrate its 20th anniversary. "I think Clayton is just so wonderful, so deserving of love, wants to find his person," The Bachelorette Michelle Young says of her ex-suitor starring on The Bachelor. "... He's all in with opening up, he's all in with being vulnerable, so I think that he will get the most out of it."

Former WarnerMedia chairman Bob Greenblatt revealed the price tag to James Andrew Miller in his HBO oral history book Tinderbox. "They had spent over $30 million on a Game of Thrones prequel pilot that was in production when I got there," Greenblatt said of the pilot, which was scrapped in October 2019. "And when I saw a cut of it in a few months after I arrived, I said to (HBO boss) Casey (Bloys), 'This just doesn't work and I don't think it delivers on the promise of the original series.' And he didn't disagree, which actually was a relief."

Jagat, who died at age 41 in August following complications from surgery on a broken ankle, drew celebrities like Kate Hudson and Alicia Keys to her controversial RA MA Institute with her teachings on Kundalini yoga. HBO Max has commissioned the four-part Breath of Fire on Jagat's practice based on a Vanity Fair story that was released today. "Depending on whom you ask, Jagat was a bona fide spiritual leader—or a fraud; a controversial thought leader; a bigot; a feminist; a rape apologist. Now, at the age of 41, she was dead. Maybe," writes Vanity Fair's Hayley Phelan. "The official story, as per Ra Ma Institute, was that Jagat had died of a pulmonary embolism following ankle surgery, a chronology of unluck they painstakingly detailed to all who’d listen. But those outside Jagat’s circle of followers weren’t necessarily convinced. Wild theories abounded. Drugs, suicide, complications from COVID-19—a disease she had publicly questioned the existence of and refused to be vaccinated for—were all rumored culprits. Others believed she had merely faked her own death to avoid a cancel campaign that had been brewing against her." Breath of Fire will be made with Vanity Fair Studios.

"I'm cancer free!" Griffin exclaimed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Griffin announced her stage 1 lung cancer diagnosis in August, shortly before undergoing surgery to have a lung removed.

“Turns out, running for Senate is the one weird trick to reduce belly fat," The Late Show host said on Tuesday's show. Colbert said that before Mehmet Oz entered the political sphere, he had a “lucrative career as a liar, peddling questionable health advice on TV." “But Dr. Oz may not just have fake medical claims, he may have fake Pennsylvania claims,” Colbert added. “Because he’s running there despite living in New Jersey for years. And there’s a big difference between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Something to do with hoagies. I don’t know what it is, but they will murder you over it.” ALSO: Dr. Oz testified before the U.S. Senate in 2014, playing the victim in a hearing on false advertising in the diet and weight-loss industry. 

The HBO Max-BBC six-episode limited series stars Dornan as "a British man ... who finds himself in the glowing red heart of the Australian outback, being pursued by a vast tank truck trying to drive him off the road. An epic cat-and-mouse chase unfolds, and the man later wakes in hospital, hurt, but somehow alive. Except he has no idea who he is. With merciless figures from his past pursuing him, The Man’s search for answers propels him through the vast and unforgiving outback."

The cable news network announced Cuomo's suspension Tuesday evening, one day after the New York Attorney General’s office released documents and transcripts detailing how he used his status and connections to try and help his brother, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, respond to sexual harassment allegations. Cuomo also used his position to find out information on his brother's accusers. “The New York Attorney General’s office released transcripts and exhibits Monday that shed new light on Chris Cuomo’s involvement in his brother’s defense,” CNN said in a statement. “The documents, which we were not privy to before their public release, raise serious questions. When Chris admitted to us that he had offered advice to his brother’s staff, he broke our rules and we acknowledged that publicly. But we also appreciated the unique position he was in and understood his need to put family first and job second. However, these documents point to a greater level of involvement in his brother’s efforts than we previously knew. As a result, we have suspended Chris indefinitely, pending further evaluation.” As The New York Times notes, CNN president Jeff Zucker has staunchly supported Cuomo, "but this week presented a harsher set of facts for Mr. Zucker as he weighed the fate of his 9 p.m. host." The Wall Street Journal's Ben Mullin reports that the suspension came so fast that producers had expected Cuomo's show to go on as planned tonight.

ALSO:

• Chris Cuomo's scandal is also a Jeff Zucker scandal: "Thus far, Chris Cuomo has escaped CNN disciplinary action for running afoul of commonly understood journalistic guidelines," says Erik Wemple. "His immunity stems in large part from his standing: a face of the network, a highly paid anchor and a close colleague of CNN Worldwide President Jeff Zucker. Any mid-level producer who did a comparable amount of line-crossing would have met the full wrath of the CNN News Standards and Practices Policy Guide. It’s unclear how many details of Chris Cuomo’s involvement were known to CNN all along. What is clear is that 100 percent of his misdeeds are also now the misdeeds of Zucker, who didn’t launch a “thorough review and consideration” months ago, before the damning emails and texts surfaced. Because those emails and texts usually surface, somehow or other."
• Chris Cuomo has lost his credibility as a news anchor and should be fired: "There are at least three things going on here that tend to destroy Chris Cuomo’s credibility as a news anchor," says Ben Mathis-Lilley. "The first is that he was using his position as a journalist to attempt to feed information to the subject of a major ongoing news story. The second is that he was encouraging his brother’s administration to pursue baseless smears against other journalists and their sources. The third is that he was at least somewhat deceptive on air about the thrust of his advice, which does not at all seem to have been geared toward honesty or contrition. Three big ethical problems is a lot of problems!"
• Zucker has reportedly faced "serious heat" from CNN's "infuriated talent," including Jake Tapper, over the last 24 hours
• Anderson Cooper 360 will be expanded into Cuomo's timeslot during the suspension
• Discovery CEO David Zaslav, who will become Zucker's boss when the Discovery-WarnerMedia merger is completed, was in the CNN newsroom today as the Cuomo controversy swirled

Oz's website, DoctorOz.com, was transformed today from a destination for his daytime talk show to his U.S. Senate campaign site. As TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich notes, The Dr. Oz Show has been renewed through 2023. "Reps for Sony Pictures Television, which co-produces The Dr. Oz Show, had no comment, but sources tell us that the studio is reviewing its options and discussing with broadcast partners how to possibly move forward," says Mitovich. "This much is known, however: what used to be the daytime show’s online hub, DoctorOz.com, abruptly shifted gears on Tuesday, erasing any and all show/tune-in information and replacing it with news of Oz’s campaign launch and a 'Why I’m Running' explainer."

ALSO:

• Dr. Oz reportedly gave The Dr. Oz Show staff 15-minutes notice that he's running for U.S. Senate
• Oz is running for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania even though he currently lives in New Jersey.

The new series will be an origin story for Berlin and is expected to premiere in 2023. 

Michaels tells The Washington Post -- in a profile timed with the Kennedy Center Honors -- that he'll be around Saturday Night Live at least until 2025, for the show's 50th anniversary, "because that’s a show everybody’s going to want to see. Including me.” The Post's Dan Zak went behind the scenes at SNL for his profile of Michaels. "Could it work without Lorne? It already has, you could argue: In 1980 Lorne left the show for five years to explore other producing opportunities. So is he, too, replaceable?" asks Zak. “I personally do not think so,” responds Conan O’Brien. “I don’t think so,” says Kenan Thompson, the longest-tenured cast member, and the person who comes closest to having a Lorne-like grasp of the show. “That level of people who will take his call — he’s built himself up in the world to be respected.” Molly Shannon adds: “In my opinion, the show is Lorne and Lorne is the show and nobody could ever replace him. Nobody.”

Park, who broke out internationally as Cho Sang-woo on Squid Game, will play Berlin, one of the main characters in the Spanish heist drama.

The Harry Potter and Servant star joins a star-studded cast that includes Essie Davis, Luke Roberts, Andrew Lincoln, F. Murray Abraham, Glynn Turman, Ben Barnes, Elpidia Carrillo, Hannah Galway, Crispin Glover, Demetrius Grosse, David Hewlett, Tim Blake Nelson, Sebastian Roché and Peter Weller. Last year, Del Toro tweeted that Grint "almost steals" the show on Servant.

About 22 million watched this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade -- it even topped NBC's Thanksgiving night primetime NFL game between the Bills and Saints, which attracted 19.4 million.

Ahmed and Wang, who is currently filming Amazon's Expats, will executive produce an adaptation of Lysley Tenorio's novel of the same name. The Son of Good Fortune, which will be adapted by Andrew Lopez, is "about an undocumented Filipino teenager in the Bay area navigating a tumultuous relationship with his former B-movie action star mother, falling in love for the first time, and working out how to pay back a massive debt before his whole life crumbles," according to Variety. 

Burton's Jason Morgan made his final appearance today after the actor was dropped for refusing to be vaccinated. Burton is the second actor to exit the ABC daytime soap after Ingo Rademacher. ALSO: General Hospital has no plans to recast Burton's role.

The dark dramedy starring Annie Murphy will conclude with its eight-episode second season that AMC ordered in August, reports TVLine. Kevin Can F**k Himself sought to see the world through the eyes of a sitcom wife, as stereotypically portrayed in shows like Kevin Can Wait. Creator Valerie Armstrong recently told The Young Folks she didn't originally envision Season 1 ending on a cliffhanger that would pave the way for Season 2. "I’ve been writing this for a long time and nobody, nobody was interested and if they read it, it was as a favor and it just means that this felt like something I had to say," Armstrong said. "I wrote it to write it, not to be sold and somehow, somehow, it got sent to other people and that’s kind of been the joy of my life. It was just sort of something that was in me and it makes it so that things like that, people thinking I ripped things off, feel like, “eh, it’s not for you, and that’s fine.”

Mehmet Oz, who is seeking to replace retiring Sen. Pat Toomey, will run as a Republican. Oz announced his candidacy on his website Tuesday afternoon, writing “today, America’s heartbeat is in a code red in need of a defibrillator to shock it back to life… I’m running for U.S. Senate to reignite our divine spark, bravely fight for freedom, and will tell it like it is.” No word yet on how Oz's candidacy will affect The Dr. Oz Show.

Real estate investors Hackman Capital Partners and Square Mile Capital Management teamed up to win the competitive auction for the 55-acre 93-year-old CBS Studio Center located in Studio City. The 22 stages of CBS Studio Center have been home to Seinfeld, Roseanne, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Gilligan's Island, Lou Grant, The Larry Sanders Show, Leave It to Beaver, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Hill Street Blues, Parks and Recreation and Gunsmoke. CBS Studio Center is also where CBS shows Big Brother and The Talk tape. In 2019, Hackman Capital Partners purchased CBS' Television City for $750 million. According to the Los Angeles Times, "the staggering price tag underscores the value — and scarcity — of TV soundstages in Los Angeles as content producers scramble for space to shoot TV shows and movies to stock their streaming services." CBS, which acquired the property from Republic Pictures in the 1960s, intends to lease back space from the new owners and continue occupying and producing content on the lot. The CBS Studio Center lot was founded in 1928 by famed silent movie producer Mack Sennett.

Conrad, who also created Ultra City Smiths and co-created Perpetual Grace, LTD, will serve as writer and executive producer on the HBO drama based on the series of fantasy novellas by George R. R. Martin that follow the adventures of Ser Duncan the Tall (Dunk) and a young Aegon V Targaryen (Egg) 90 years prior to the events of A Song of Ice and Fire.

Morgan and creative agency ConCreates are launching a three-part digital docuseries, The Real O.G., which will highlight three real-life former incarcerated entrepreneurs who have overcome seemingly insurmountable adversity and founded impactful businesses within their own communities. In The Last O.G., Morgan plays an ex-con who is released from prison after 15 years. The Real O.G. premieres today.

The travel reality show starring Outlander's Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish will return for a six-episode Season 2, down from Season 1's eight episodes.

Raising Dion returns for Season 2 on Feb. 1, while Vikings: Valhalla premieres Feb. 25. Meanwhile, Archive 81 and In from the Cold will debut on Jan. 14 and Jan. 28, respectively. Netflix also announced Magic: The Gathering, Resident Evil, The Sandman, The Umbrella Academy Season 3 and The Witcher: Blood Origin will all premiere in 2022. ALSO: Check out the first images from Vikings: Valhalla.

The former CBS News chief foreign correspondent made her controversial comments, comparing Dr. Fauci to the Nazi doctor who performed cruel medical experiments on Jewish prisoners, last night on Fox News Primetime. “This is what people say to me, that he doesn’t represent science to them,” Logan said during an appearance on Monday on Fox News Primetime. “He represents Josef Mengele. the Nazi doctor who did experiments on Jews during the Second World War and in the concentration camps." Logan's comments were denounced this morning by the Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee and the Auschwitz Museum, which said in a statement: “Exploiting the tragedy of people who became victims of criminal pseudo-medical experiments in Auschwitz in a debate about vaccines, pandemic and people who fight for saving human lives is shameful. It is disrespectful to victims & a sad symptom of moral and intellectual decline.” Logan is host of Fox Nation's Lara Logan Has No Agenda. ALSO: Why is Lara Logan still on the air?

The comedy produced by the Black-ish star and written by Norman Vance Jr. follows Danielle Jalade's Paris Johnson, "who considers roller skating to be part of her soul – she breathes it in and makes it a lifestyle," per Deadline. "She lives for the weekends because that’s when she gets to go to her sanctuary, the neon-lit Saturdays, a seemingly magical wood floor roller-rink where the impossible often manifests."

"Murder in the House of Gucci," airing Friday, looks at the Gucci family's business and the real murder portrayed in the Ridley Scott film.

Season 2 will see Tennant's Phileas Fogg and his team take on yet another perilous challenge to venture across the world.

The five shows include: Rapper-turned-filmmaker Rapman's Supacell, about a group of ordinary people from South London who unexpectedly develop super powers; One Day, based on David Nicholls’ bestselling novel that was turned into a 2011 Anne Hathaway film; Eric, a tense and surprising thriller set against the backdrop of the 1980s AIDS epidemic, from The Iron Lady and Shame screenwriter Abi Morgan; The End of the F***ing World creator Charlie Covell's Kaos, about six humans who learn that they are component parts of an ancient prophecy; and The F*ck It Bucket, about a 17-year-girl who battled anorexia who decides to make a bucket list.

He'll reprise his role as Ronnie Raymond, one half of the original Firestorm, in two episodes in Season 8.

Saum has been recurring as Ellie Whedon since the pilot episode.

McMahon still hates the grilling Costas gave him -- on everything from the XFL to WWE -- on a 2001 episode of On the Record. “Once we were doing the interview, he kept interrupting me and interrupting me, and bringing up topics that had nothing to do with what we were supposed to be talking about,” McMahon said in James Andrew Miller's HBO oral history book Tinderbox. “He kept trying to do the ‘I gotcha’ kind of thing. It was clear he didn’t want to hear any of my answers." McMahon added: “The other problem was that Bob is so freaking pompous. The entire time he acted like he was above me and was just using me to show how great he was...I was sitting there really pissed off and started thinking, I wish he wasn’t 5-feet high and 140 pounds. If he was 6-5 and 295, he would deserve to get the sh*t beat out of him. I could have really given them some great television.”

The six-part Generation Ecstasy is from Submarine, the production company behind Amazon's Undone.

Elie, who recurs on the HBO comedy, and Insecure story editor Gauyo co-created Send Help. The show stars Elie as Fritz, "a young first generation Haitian American struggling to overcome the challenges of 'making it' in Hollywood, while coming to terms with a recent family tragedy," per Variety. "He relocates to L.A. from Brockton, Mass., all while trying to be the new man of the family and exploring the Southern California dating scene. Throughout the series, Fritz fights to conquer his feelings of imposter syndrome, the Hollywood community and his family issues. Rather than address his shortcomings head on, he chooses to deny and avoid the issues that everyone else can see."

Shipka reprises her Chilling Adventures of Sabrina role on Riverdale's Dec. 7 episode.

Jessie James Decker will also return as the Powerball correspondent on Dick Clark’s New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2022, its golden anniversary show.

HBO Max describes And Just Like That, premiering Dec. 9, as a "A New Chapter of Sex and the City." 

Midge finds a gig with total creative freedom when Mrs. Maisel returns on Feb. 18.

The Selling Sunset spinoff, premiereing Dec. 15, follows Allure Realty, an all Black, all female real estate firm owned by military vet Sharelle Rosado.

Peacock's first Christmas movie premieres Dec. 9.