In Season 2 of the CBS series 'Tracker,' Colter Shaw is avoiding addressing serious family confessions so that he doesn't have to deal with his own feelings. Cast chemistry and collaboration enhance ...

Lone-wolf survivalist Colter Shaw roams the country as a “reward seeker,” using his expert tracking skills to help private ...

Here’s your sneak peek at CBS' gripping crime drama Tracker Season 2 Episode 2, expertly directed by Ken Olin. Starring the charismatic Justin Hartley alongside a talented ensemble cast, the series ...

Recap of Tracker season 2 episode 1 which introduces Floriana Lima as Camille and reveals details of a case that haunts ...

Travis Kelce adds game show host to his growing resume with “Are You Smarter than a Celebrity?” and Lin-Manuel Miranda's “Warriors,” a musical concept album inspired by the 1979 cult classic film, are ...

Apart from Robin Weigert's Teddi Bruin, every key character including Russell Shaw (Jensen Ackles), Velma Bruin (Abby McEnany), Bob Exley (Eric Graise), Reenie (Fiona Rene), Ashton Shaw (Lee Tergesen) ...

Meanwhile, Jensen Ackles reprises his role as Russell Shaw from the previous season, and as Colter goes missing during one of his cases, Fiona Rene’s character, Reenie, will enlist Russell’s ...

Even with the second season premiere of CBS's hit series Tracker less than ten days away, series star Justin Hartley (NBC's This Is Us) found some time to help out a fellow CBS family member in need.

Australian personality Fiona MacDonald died of motor neurone disease (MND) at the age of 67. The former TV host's sister, Kylie Thynne, uploaded an Instagram post on behalf of Fiona on Thursday ...

Source: Getty Images. Following a brave battle against motor neurone disease (MND), beloved Australian television personality Fiona MacDonald has sadly passed away at the age of 67. MacDonald ...

Fiona MacDonald died with her sister Kylie and sons by her side, writing in her final post she had “left the building.” “Last night brought an end to a very tough few months,” she said.