Queen Latifah thanked "The Equalizer's" "ride-or-die" fans after news of its cancellation. The CBS show led USA TODAY's "Save Our Shows" poll.

“ The Equalizer ,” the crime drama starring Queen Latifah, is coming to an end on CBS. Deadline reports that the Latifah-produced series has been canceled after more than four years on the air. The show’s season five finale, “Decisions,” will serve as the series finale on Sunday (May 4).

CBS has canceled the reboot of “ The Equalizer ” after five seasons, Variety has learned. The series, which is led by Queen Latifah, was the last remaining bubble show at the broadcast network. The season finale airing on May 4 will now serve as the series finale.

Bill Belichick's daughter-in-law Jennifer Schmitt reacted to a comment on April 30 about his girlfriend Jordon Hudson's behavior during his awkward CBS interview.

As North Carolina coach Bill Belichick tries to fetch a mop and a bucket, the mess is spreading. Via the Daily Mail, Belichick's daughter-in-law has publicly criticized Jordon Hudson for her role in the disastrous CBS interview.

According to a person with knowledge of the event, St. John’s will replace UCLA in the annual CBS Sports Classic in Atlanta in December, meaning Pitino will face the school he led to the 1996 NCAA championship. The person requested anonymity because the news was not officially announced.

Rick Pitino and St. John's are replacing UCLA in the CBS Sports Classic and will play against Mark Pope and Kentucky. Here's more.

Pitino, 72 and entering his third season at St. John’s, coached at Kentucky from 1989-97 and won the 1997 national championship.