Michael Ealy, Patrick J. Adams and Matt Bomer take the cover of TV Guide Magazine‘s latest issue.

Here’s what the USA Network actors – who star on Common Law, Suits, and White Collar, respectively – had to share:

Michael, on being the newbie: “I watched all of [USA's series] to get a feel for their shows … We’ve had such a hard time figuring out the balance because we’re LAPD detectives and a lot of real [stuff] happens on that job.”

Patrick, on the network’s comedy-drama vibe: “USA is really good at that. I don’t know what it’s like on [the other] sets, but it’s a natural comedy, not like ‘be funny, be funny, be funny.’”

Matt, on his summer traditions: “I work during the week, fly home to L.A. to see my family on the weekends. Rinse and repeat. We always get a place outside the city for a few weeks, too. Somewhere in the country near water. So we’ll barbecue, hang out, have a good time.”

Gina Torres, Patrick J. Adams, Sarah Rafferty, Gabriel Macht, and Rick Hoffman attend an Emmy screening of their hit show, Suits, on Wednesday (June 13) at NYC’s Tribeca Grand Hotel screening room.

JustJared.com has exclusive pics from the event, which also featured Cat Greenleaf from NBC’s Talk Stoop moderating a Q&A session – where she revealed she and Gabriel have been friends for years and even dated in high school!

The cast screened the Season 2 premiere a day before it aired and also did their best impressions of each other for the audience.

Catch new episodes of Suits airing on USA Network Thursdays at 10/9c!

Patrick J. Adams is dashing in his October/November 2012 spread for Da Man magazine.

Here’s what the 31-year-old Suits actor had to share with the mag:

On working with Dustin Hoffman on Luck: “Game. Changing. I really could talk for days about that time of my life. To keep things brief I will just say that when you brush up against the kind of mastery that populated that show, you better be ready to learn and learn fast. It was the most dynamic, visceral, unique, focused, supportive and creative acting class I’ve ever had the honor of attending. In many ways I feel like I walked onto that set a boy and left a man.”

On his love of photography: “I’ve just always been fascinated with captured moments. I’ve always been amazed how a story or a feeling or a conflict can be so effectively communicated in a single image. The fascination must have begun with photos of my family and of distant grandparents who I never knew but who were part of me. I poured over photos as a kid. I made books and made my parents tell me who everyone was. Then I started photographing my family and my life and my friends and then slowly started documenting the world and the things that stuck out to me. Shooting photos has always been a way for me to have a conversation with myself about the world around me. Sharing the photos with friends and online is then a way to deepen that conversation and welcome other people into it. But the joy of it comes with doing of it. The product of the work isn’t really vital to me yet.”

On his upcoming projects: “I worked on a fun little short film together called The Come Up which is doing the festival circuit now but other than that I am just finishing up this season of Suits and making sure I am ready for whatever comes next. I’m excited for whatever it is.”

For more on Patrick, visit Daman.co.id!

The third season of Suits is right around the corner and JJ has some MAJOR scoop for you!

We recently visited the Toronto set to get all the deets on the upcoming season, straight from the mouths of the stars!

With the merger complete, Jessica’s (Gina Torres) new partnership with Darby is tested when he assigns Harvey (Gabriel Macht) a high-profile client who faces the loss of her company if Harvey can’t prove her innocence.

Meanwhile, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) works to reconcile with Harvey and to manage the fallout from his revelation to Rachel (Meghan Markle).

The third season of Suits premieres on Tuesday, July 16 @ 10/9C on USA!

Click inside to get 8 spoilers for the new season, and 10+ set pics…

1. There will be a VERY important flashback episode! Donna/Harvey fans, pay attention!

“Harvey doesn’t sleep with anybody he works with, and we’re going to learn why. You’re going to learn about the origin of the kitchen utensil. And I’ll tell you this, when we did the first read through, all of us, our eyes popped out and we were like, ‘Whoa.” – Gabriel

“What I love about it is that we get to understand why Harvey’s the moral guy that he is.
It just digs into his past and that’s what I think’s so interesting about having flashbacks in the seasons is understanding what makes these people tick and why they’re the way that they are. And so that’s why I was really excited about the flashbacks.” – Sarah Rafferty

“I’m always intrigued by Harvey and Donna’s relationship and why it’s so sort of extraordinary symbiotic, so I feel like the flashback goes to their roots. It fills in any kind of gaps that you might have. There’s like, “Oh yeah, oh okay, so that’s why they’re that way.” – Sarah

2. Donna is still very much Team Harvey, but that doesn’t mean romantically (yet anyway).

“I don’t think it’s time, right now. I don’t think Donna’s pining for Harvey, I don’t think she sees it that way right now. I think that she tells herself that they’re not right for each other.” – Sarah

“Donna’s always on the same page with Harvey, but she is a woman who is there to also hold the mirror up for him sometimes. I thought the scene in the finale last year where she says, ‘I know that your mother really hurt you, but you’ve got to get over this.’ And she’s actually fighting for Scottie (Abigail Spencer). Like give Scotty a chance, you let Zoe (Jacinda Barrett) go, why do you keep missing this? And she’s the only person who really has the guts to tell him how it is. So I think it’s intriguing. She’s sort of always on the same page with him but is also the person who tells him like it is when she thinks he’s off track. So I don’t know, maybe that’s what makes it particularly interesting to play or to explore.” – Sarah

3. The merger isn’t as clear and simple as it seems. (Who saw that coming?)

“[Harvey] does not believe in this British invasion. He really feels that there’s something that stinks, you know? And I think his instinct is right. These guys are corrupt, there’s something wrong with them. There’s some bad stuff going on. And you’re gonna learn that, later on down the line, which will create a lot of drama.” – Gabriel

“Things are not all that they may seem to be. It’s not all happy-go-lucky, yeah, the British are here. It is an agenda-heavy season thus far. Everybody’s got something that they want and something that they want to accomplish. I would have to say to kind of put it all in a nutshell, it’s got to be the most cut-throat season yet of Suits. And maybe that’s because all these Game of Thrones people are in the house and it’s filtered down. But you can’t trust anybody. I will say that. For the first five episodes, you’re not quite sure who you trust. You don’t even know if you like the person that you thought you liked before. There’s a lot going on.” – Gina

4. Mike and Rachel WILL be together, but now without their fair share of hurdles.

“So the season ending, you sort of see the cat and mouse game come to an end, but also try to figure out how they can navigate this relationship secretly and in the firm. Obviously, the past two seasons, you’ve watched them try to figure out all of these things that Rachel’s worked so hard to accomplish and has this Achilles heel for something to come so easily for Mike. So within the framework of a relationship, I don’t know how you get through that, you know? And again, we don’t know what’s happening in each of the episodes. We get just as excited as viewers as they see them to read them. I like that they’re finally connected, but I can’t imagine that that’s not going to play a big part into her still trying to become a lawyer, getting into a good law school, all of that.” – Megan

“He meets her parents. My dad’s back. He meets my mom. We get to see how that goes.” – Megan

“I think that you’re a woman and you’re highly intuitive and I think that any woman or any person really would have those feelings, I think that’s a part of it. Mike just waltzed in to this and she is having, more so than any character, we know we’re actually having to see her go through the real process of what it takes to become a lawyer, which is many years of work. And this sort of stoner just kind of fumbled his into this situation, so yeah I think that’s gonna be a good part of it. Look, I also think that as a woman an intuitive woman she’s also highly forgiving, so I don’t think it’s gonna like plague the relationship but I think it definitely is one of the elements of conflict that exists between the two of them for sure.” – Patrick

5. Rachel and Donna’s friendship is tested, particularly where Mike’s secret is concerned.

“You see the first like rift in their friendship in that you love this bond that you’ve watched build and you finally see what could be a falling out, which I think as a woman to watch when your relationship with a girlfriend is starting to crumble, My God, it’s so hard to watch. It’s almost harder than watching a breakup between a couple.” – Meghan

“Rachel thinks and has trusted that Donna is her closest confidant and friend in this firm. And so, to discover perhaps that Donna wasn’t being forthcoming with her about a lot of stuff, especially something as important to her as her relationship with Mike, that of course, creates a rift. And then by virtue of the fact that Rachel is with Mike and Donna is with Harvey. I’ve always looked at the two of them that Mike and Rachel are the younger version of what they are in terms of how they play into each other’s lives.” – Megan

“Initially Mike is really in the penalty box and I think Donna has to make it clear that she’s on Harvey’s side. So that’s hard for Rachel and Donna.” – Sarah

6. Mike and Harvey’s bromance is over… at least for now.

“I don’t know if it’s that [Mike] needs to do anything. I think Harvey has to come to terms with what he has and what he doesn’t have. I think when he realizes that his righthand man is really not there and he can’t depend on that guy, I think he has to regain Mike’s trust. I think it’s really like he knows he’s one of the best associates, and he knows he can’t work without him, and so it’s whether or not he can come to terms with voicing that. I think his ego is too connected to it. But once he’s willing and sees, actively, that someone lost their righthand and they will have a harder time managing their company. It’s a mirror for him. So I don’t know what Mike can do other than try and build back that loyalty, you know?” – Gabriel

“I think that you see Mike sort of trying to resolve the conflict… it’s a little bit more mature, whereas he might of been begging and pleading like a little girl last year or the year before. This year he’s kind of holding his ground and saying he’s sorry but also trying to explain himself and where he’s coming from, and we’ll get back to I think what it was before. But I think it definitely has to be something different in order to keep people engaged. If everybody just kind of did the same thing every year you might get might get bored. For me as an actor, I definitely want to try and do something a little different every year.” – Patrick

7. Harvey and Jessica are still very much at odds at the beginning of the season.

“I know nobody’s happy when mommy and daddy fight, and mommy and daddy have been fighting for a season or so it seems. And it’s uncomfortable and it’s weird, and it’s juicy, and it’s good, and there’s a lot of stuff there because we’re dealing with our humanity. And we’re dealing with ultimately who is it that these people want to be, aspire to be, see themselves. Who is it that’s looking back at them in the mirror when they wake up in the morning and are they happy? So that’s the stuff that we’ve sort of been peeling away at because Harvey and Jessica are kind of each other’s mirrors in that way.” – Gina

8. Mike and Louis (Rick Hoffman) will bond in the first few episodes. And it will make for some great comedy.

“I love working with Rick, I think he’s just kinda God’s gift to this show. So anytime I get to get to do a scene with him. [There's] a lot of funny stuff, but it’s also pretty heartbreaking too. There’s a lot of like touching stuff. I mean that’s why I think Rick is such a genius, he’s so so capable with comedy… I will literally come to set to watch Rick work because he’s just such a natural, he’s been doing it for so long. But then he just he just all of a sudden, in the middle of a scene, it’ll turn to something serious and your heart’s broken and you’re like ‘How do you do that?’ That’s what great comedians, that’s why Robin Williams is a genius, they make you laugh then – boom, they make you cry right away. I think Rick is a pro at that, so I love working with him.” – Patrick

WHAT DO YOU THINK about the upcoming season? Are you excited for it?

Check out this exclusive sneak peek from this week’s episode of Suits!

In “Shadow of a Doubt,” lines between the personal and the professional get blurred when Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Stephen (guest star Max Beesley) work together on Ava’s (guest star Michelle Fairley) case.

Meanwhile, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) invites Rachel (Meghan Markle) to join him on a case that gets complicated when his secret falls in the line of fire.

Mike also throws out the idea of meeting Rachel’s parents, which you’ll see in our clip!

Be sure to tune into Suits every Tuesday @ 10PM on USA! And in case you missed it, check out some scoop from our recent visit to set!

Watch the exclusive clip from Suits episode 3X05 below!

Jessica (Gina Torres) lays in to Harvey (Gabriel Macht) in this exclusive clip from this week’s episode of Suits!

In “She’s Mine,” Harvey continues to clash with Stephen (Max Beesley) over Ava’s (Michelle Fairley) case, among other issues – i.e. Donna (Sarah Rafferty).

Meanwhile, things are still tense between Harvey and Jessica as they strategize how best to defend Ava. And Louis (Rick Hoffman) enlists Rachel (Meghan Markle) in his battle with Nigel (Adam Godley) over a broken contract, and heart.

Be sure to tune into Suits every Tuesday @ 10PM on USA!

Watch JJ‘s exclusive clip below!

Patrick J. Adams is handsome in a suit while attending the NBC Universal portion of the 2014 Winter TCA Press Tour at the Langham Hotel on Saturday (January 18) in Pasadena, Calif.

The 32-year-old actor was joined by his Suits co-stars Gabriel Macht, Meghan Markle, Gina Torres, Rick Hoffman, and Sarah Rafferty.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Patrick J. Adams

During the panel, a new sizzle was revealed for the third season, which is set to continue on Thursday, March 6. We can’t wait!

The night before, Patrick and his girlfriend Troian Bellisario were all dressed up while attending the Entertainment Weekly Celebration, which honored the 2014 SAG Awards nominees at the Chateau Marmont.

FYI: Gina is wearing a Vince silk top and Rochas skirt with Prada pumps. Meghan is wearing BCBG runway leather pants, Christian Louboutin shoes, and a Leiffsdotter blouse.

10+ pictures inside of Patrick J. Adams and Gabriel Macht attending the Suits TCA panel…

Troian Bellisario is engaged to her boyfriend of three years, Patrick J. Adams, according to People.

The 28-year-old Pretty Little Liars actress and the 32-year-old Suits actor are currently spending time in Europe. They both have been sharing tons of photos of the amazing sights!

Troian and Patrick have to spend time away from each other often because her show films in Los Angeles while he works on his series in Toronto.

“It’s really hard to be away from the person you love, especially when they’re your rock and support system,” Troian previously said about their schedules. “It’s a challenge but it’s kind of perfect because we’re such analytic, hyper intelligent people that sometimes just to be in each other’s faces all the time might have been too much for us,” she adds. “We’re really growing!”

Congratulations to the happy couple on the great news!

Aaron Tveit hits the carpet at the 2014 NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment Upfronts event held at the Jacob Javits Center on Thursday afternoon (May 15) in New York City.

The 30-year-old actor represented his show Graceland, which airs on USA. The event celebrated all of the NBCUniversal cable properties, which include USA, Bravo, E!, Esquire Network, Oxygen, Sprout, and Syfy.

Also in attendance were Aaron‘s co-star Serinda Swan, Covert Affairs‘ Piper Perabo, Suits‘ Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams, The Face‘s Anne V, Lydia Hearst, and Nigel Barker, Fashion Police‘s Kelly Osbourne, and singers Jessie J and Michelle Williams.

FYI: Kelly is wearing an EFFY jewelry ring. Patrick is wearing rag & bone clothing and Club Monaco shoes. Serinda is wearing an ELLERY top and skirt.

35+ pictures inside of all the stars attending the event…

Mike (Patrick J. Adams) attempts to settle into his brand new gig in these first look photos from the upcoming season four premiere of Suits, provided exclusively to JustJared.com!

In “One-Two-Three Go,” Mike and Harvey (Gabriel Macht) adjust to their new paradigm.

As they butt heads over strategy in Mike’s first foray into investment banking, their new attorney-client relationship may be short-lived.

Meanwhile, Pearson Specter discovers that a disgraced former District Attorney may be pursuing a vendetta against Harvey and the firm.

The fourth season of Suits premieres on Wednesday, June 11 @ 9/8c on USA! Click inside for even more exclusive episode stills!

Troian Bellisario is a classic beauty at the 2014 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Saturday (August 16) at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles.

The 28-year-old Pretty Little Liars actress was joined by her fiance Patrick J. Adams on the red carpet.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Troian Bellisario

At the event, the Television Academy shared a Vine of Troian walking the red carpet and mistakenly said she was on The Vampire Diaries.

Troian took it all in stride and nicely corrected them with a tweet saying: “actually I’m on @ABCFamily but thanks!!!”

Watch the clip of the couple being absolutely adorable below!

Patrick J. Adams walks the city sidewalks in New York City on Wednesday afternoon (January 21).

The 33-year-old Suits actor will be debuting his new gallery show, Behind the Lens this weekend!

“They definitely let me into their world. And I think it meant a lot to them,” Patrick shared with NYO about the crew of the Suits set. “These are guys that I think are not necessarily interested in being in front of the camera, but I do think that anyone who works as hard as these crews do, they like getting a little credit for that.”

He added, “I think for the most part the people behind the camera would like to stay there, but when it’s a still image, and when it is respectful and when it’s really about introducing them to the world in a way that is totally ‘them,’ I think they react to that well.”

Patrick‘s fiancee Troian Bellisario also plugged the show on Instagram, writing, “Couldn’t be more proud of @halfadams and his first nyc gallery show ‘Behind The Lens’ 402 west 13th street. Don’t miss it. #pjagallery #usa #Suits.”

Behind the Lens: A Look at the World of SUITS opens to the public on Friday, January 23rd through Sunday, January 25th.

Patrick J. Adams poses with his lovely fiancee Troian Bellisario while attending his Behind the Lens: An Intimate Look at the World of USA Network’s Suits gallery opening on Thursday evening (January 22) in New York City.

The cute couple was also joined by his co-star David Costabile, USA Network President Chris McCumber, and Chairman of NBCUniversal Cable, Bonnie Hammer.

Also spotted supporting Patrick was his good pal Zachary Quinto and boyfriend Miles McMillan.

“I’ve been taking pictures since [the beginning of the show], never with the intention of showing it,” Patrick told JustJared.com at the event. “I’ve taken photos my whole life and I’ve only done two gallery shows. I think it’s really good for fans to access a part of the show that they didn’t have before.”

He added, “From when I was young, I was taking a ton of pictures and then in college, I sort of had a lightblub moment when I was like, ‘I really care about this. I want to do this more often.’ So I got a really good camera and I started getting more serious about digital photography, started taking classes, and doing dark room stuff. It’s such an insane thing to because there’s so many things to know and you’re never going to know all of it, but I tried tackling it and learned as much as I possibly could.”

Don’t forget – Suits returns on Wednesday, January 28 @ 10/9c on USA!

20+ pictures inside of Patrick J. Adams and more at his gallery opening…

Patrick J. Adams gives JustJared.com the scoop on the upcoming episodes of Suits in this brand new interview.

We recently sat down with the 33-year-old actor at the launch of his photography exhibit in New York City where he opened up about directing an episode, working with his fiancee Troian Bellisario, and more. Check out our chat below!

And don’t forget – Suits returns TONIGHT, January 28 @ 10/9c on USA!

JustJared.com: What can you tell us about Troian’s character and your scenes together?

Patrick J. Adams: Troian comes in and plays a character from my past, so we have a flashback together, which like anything on Suits, can come to play a part in the present. But as of now, she just shot a flashback.

JJ: It’s always nice to see Mike in those flashbacks.

PJA: Yes. He’s the bike messenger. It’s so much more fun to go to work and wear jeans, shorts, and a t-shirt. It’s my favorite. It’s such a gift.

Click inside to read the rest of our interview with Patrick J. Adams…

JustJared.com Interview – Patrick J. Adams

JJ: You did guest star on Pretty Little Liars before, but you and Troian didn’t share a scene together. What was it like for Suits?

PJA: It was great. It was a little nerve-racking at first. I was about to start directing the next day, so I was a little distracted, but having her on set was so much fun. She made it so easy. Obviously, we get along really well and have some chemistry. We enjoy each other’s company and she’s such a pro. She came to set ready to work and kept things moving. So it was a really quick, easy, amazing day. And apparently really successful. Everybody who’s seen the episode says it’s really great.

JJ: So there’s potential we may see her pop up again?

PJA: There’s always potential.

JJ: How was your first directing experience? Tell me about that.

PJA: Truthfully, it was a little scary because I loved it so much. It was as if I was doing the thing I was always meant to do. It was so simple, but that’s because I know the show. So it’s kind of like directing with training wheels for an actor on their own show. You have the support of the whole crew, the DP, who’s been doing the show and knows the look of it. You really just kind of helping people to find what’s going on in the scene. If you were to direct some other show, it’s slightly more difficult. It was a perfect first directing experience and I can’t wait to do more of it. Hopefully on this show and others as well.

JJ: Did your co-stars give you a hard time at all?

PJA: They can be tough on you, for sure. Gabriel [Macht] was amazing because I had done the same to him when he directed 4×11, so we had each other’s backs. But at the same time, we also know each other so well that we’re not afraid to voice our opposition if there’s something going on, and if they don’t like something. They know you well enough to go, “No, that doesn’t make sense.” You have to work just as hard to really convince them of something, which is good because that’s why you want to be a director. You don’t want it to be easy. Because sometimes your ideas aren’t right. You need to work through it.

JJ: Have you seen the final cut? What did you think?

PJA: I got my cut and I’ve seen that, and then I handed it over to Aaron Korsch, and he does his cut of the episode, which I have not yet seen.

JJ: And what else can you say about Mike in this half of the season? He’s in trouble again, especially now that Louis has his name on the wall.

PJA: When is he not in trouble? Yeah, his name is on the wall and he obviously has enough leverage to accomplish whatever he wants. So Mike is in a dangerous situation because Louis has no reason to keep him around. They are going to go tat to tat, and the members of the firm are really going to have to rally and get creative to keep Mike around, if that’s at all possible.

JJ: What about Mike and Rachel?

PJA: I think they’re pretty cool at this point. At the beginning of the season? Yeah, they are good. Cheating forgiven. No kiss. It doesn’t matter. It’s in the rearview mirror.

- Reporting by Sharon Tharp (@SharonTharp)

Troian Bellisario and Patrick J. Adams enjoy an on-screen beer together in these first look photos from her guest stint on Suits, given exclusively to JustJared.com.

In “Fork in the Road,” Harvey (Gabriel Macht) and Louis (Rick Hoffman) take a drive to aid an out-of-town client to whom they both have deep ties; and Harvey uses the opportunity to force a confrontation between Louis and Mike (Patrick J. Adams) about their trust issues.

Meanwhile, in a flashback, we discover the root of Harvey and Louis’s competitive relationship in their early days at the firm. And Mike first learns the limitations of his genius when it comes to the law.

“It was great. It was a little nerve-racking at first,” Patrick recently told JJ about working with his real-life fiancee. “She made it so easy. Obviously, we get along really well and have some chemistry. We enjoy each other’s company and she’s such a pro.”

Be sure to tune in to Suits TONIGHT, February 11 @ 10/9c on USA!

Click inside for more exclusive photos…

Zachary Levi suits up for the 2015 NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment Upfronts held at The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Thursday (May 14) in New York City.

The 34-year-old Heroes Reborn actor was joined by Suits stars Gabriel Macht, Rick Hoffman, Amanda Schull, Meghan Markle, Sarah Rafferty, and Patrick J. Adams.

Also in attendance were Mr. Robot‘s Christian Slater, Community‘s Joel McHale, Colony‘s Josh Holloway, America’s Got Talent host Nick Cannon, and Top Chef‘s Gail Simmons, Padma Lakshmi, and Tom Colicchio.

45+ pictures inside of Zachary Levi, Gabriel Macht, and more in NYC…

Pearson Specter Litt is back in business tonight for the season five premiere of Suits!

JustJared.com recently caught up with the cast on set in Toronto where they opened up about all the different relationships on the show

Harvey (Gabriel Macht) is of course dealing with the aftermath of Donna (Sarah Rafferty) leaving him to work for Louis (Rick Hoffman), and Harvey surprisingly seeks outside help.

“I imagine she’d be thrilled to find out he’s in therapy,” Sarah told us. “Gobsmacked and thrilled. She is a strong woman, but he’s her kryptonite in a lot of ways.”

Gabriel was happy to navigate those new waters. “It shifts the dynamic for season five and it gives us more space to figure out what that really means,” he said. “It allows for Louis and Donna to work together and it allows Harvey to explore this bigger picture thing, which is where we’re starting this season, as far as his abandonment issues.”

He added, “Harvey is very cut-and-dry, says it like it is…and he uses his confidence to cover what’s really going on inside of him. To see that character go through something that doesn’t make him look like a superhero, I think is awesome. I think it’s great to see the coolest guy on television break.”

Meanwhile, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) and Rachel (Meghan Markle) are newly engaged, and Jessica (Gina Torres) is – as always – just trying to keep the firm intact, especially since there’s a new guy stirring up some trouble.

Click inside for highlights from all our interviews! And don’t forget to watch Suits TONIGHT, June 24 @ 10/9c on USA Network.

Click inside for tons more Suits scoop from the cast…

Harvey and Mike

“I don’t think [their relationship] is equal quite yet because Harvey is still Harvey – and large and in charge, for the most part. But I think it’s far more equal for sure. I think Mike has really come into his own. Mike and Harvey aren’t working together on everything anymore. Their relationship isn’t just totally about each other. This season, I’ve worked very little with Gabriel. We have great scenes where we come back together and discuss what’s going on in our separate lives – and we’re looking out for each other. – Patrick

[Harvey]‘s pretty much untethered throughout these first six episodes. Mike definitely steps up and confronts conflict head-on and in a way that is fully capable. And you see Harvey’s trust in him rise. You see his support in him. Mike’s sensitive to Harvey’s journey and I think Harvey respects that. He’s not a guy who outwardly thanks people, but he tries here and there. And then he quickly gets off the subject because it becomes too intimate for him. – Gabriel

Mike and Rachel

They clearly really really care about each other and have been through a lot together. I definitely root for them, but there’s a lot that they’re going to have to deal with – Mike’s secret being a big version of that. That’s constantly looming over her head as it is Mike’s. I’m spending my life with a guy who could potentially have police cars show up at our door any day. Or if I have kids with him…you know, who knows? Eventually, you’re tying your life to someone who is living a really unstable fractured existence. I think there are huge stakes involved as they try to get out from under the secret. But I hope they [have a happy ending], for sure. – Patrick

The one thing I love about playing Rachel and she’s been consistent about from the pilot episode – she’s so driven and she’s so ambitious. The same thing that makes her attractive to Mike and makes me attractive to play her is that she has chosen the trajectory that she wants and being in love is something that is a beautiful part of her life, but it’s never going to throw her from what her endgame is…the stakes are really high. All sorts of things can happen to Mike. She’s smart enough to know that she can’t really let anything go off kilter with what her plan is for herself. – Meghan

Harvey and Donna

They are just down the hall from each other. If she wanted to cut it off, she would have left the firm I think – I mean entirely cut it off. She was in a position that she could no longer move forward as his secretary. That’s how she felt. Had he had been ready to have a conversation that he was clearly not ready to have, we learned in the finale of last year, she would have been able to figure out if she could move on as his secretary or not. But since he didn’t engage, she felt she had one option I think. – Sarah

I think there are a lot of different happy endings for them. They both could be OK. I will say this, I think Donna just wants to have the conversation and wanted Harvey to show up in the room as somebody who’s ready to be very mature and talk about their relationship, and acknowledge the fact that they are in a unique situation after 12 years. That they built something. He could not engage. Donna’s point of view is – her conscious point of view – had been until they had that night where he said “I love you” – was he was not emotionally ever going to be her life partner. He wasn’t going to be that guy for her. She’s a really emotional person and she needs someone to join her on that path. That’s why she was always rooting for Scottie and Zoe and everybody else. She was trying to make it work. She was invested in trying to make it work for [him] because [he] was messing it up. There’s some relationship there in all the cases. There’s not none. That’s not a happy ending, for either of them. – Sarah

I personally don’t think you should see main characters get together because as soon as they do, the mystery is gone. So I like that push and pull thing. I’m gonna say that none of us are on the same page on how it should all play out. So if anything, that lends really well to the material. Some people think we should be together. Some people don’t think we should be together. It’s a real maze, and I know it sounds confusing, but for some reason, I think it really works for the show, that we’re all on different pages. – Gabriel

I have a very strong perspective of where Harvey is coming from, but that may be very different from where the writers are coming from. So in that ["I love you"] moment, it might mean that he loves her and wants to spend the rest of his life with her. But it might mean to Harvey, “Look, I love you. You know I can’t live without you. It doesn’t mean we have to be together for the rest of our lives. Maybe it wouldn’t work.” Maybe it does work? What I think is really good about that moment is that it’s so questionable and so up to the audience to include themselves in their take on it. – Gabriel

Harvey and Rachel

There’s so much more with Rachel and Harvey, which has been so much fun. Five seasons of doing this and much of what I’ve done has always been scenes with Patrick, and of course some with Rick and Sarah, but other than that, it’s been very few and far between that I’ve gotten to work with Gabriel. So the Rachel/Harvey storyline…she’s really functioning as his associate this season. – Meghan

I think it’s going to convolute things in a lot of ways because Mike and Harvey have such a close relationship, and now that Rachel is stepping into those shoes, it’s going to spill over into their home life I can only imagine. Also, Rachel is making choices to help Harvey in ways that we haven’t seen her make those kinds of choices. I think that could end up creating a lot of questions for Mike about Rachel. – Meghan

Rachel is a Zane so there is a huge element of her personality type that is not willing to cave. We saw last season she was hospitalized because she tried to do it all. And I think with Harvey, the idea of her failing or giving up is just so not in the cards for her. What you do see a lot more of is Mike going to bat for Rachel with Harvey, and saying, “Take it easy on Rachel.” Because that is always present, I don’t see a version of it where Rachel ever gives up. – Meghan

Rachel and Jessica

In this season, we see a lot more of her being mentored by Jessica, which we haven’t seen a lot of. I’ve had a lot of scenes with Gina, which has been awesome. And Rachel being groomed to be that kind of person. So by series end, I can’t wait for it to be Pearson Specter Litt Zane. – Meghan

It really is becoming that sort of shorthand and that easy rapport. When we saw the flashkback last season where Rachel has her job interview with Jessica, she’s so intimidated, but now you get to see that there’s actually a really lovely comfort level – professionally and also on a personal level. They talk quite a bit about relationships with their dads and with their loves lives. So they are breaking through in a different way, and we could really see something happen there. I hope so. I love working with her. – Meghan

Louis and Harvey

I think Louis really attempts to… I think he feels for Harvey and has somewhat of an understanding because he understands how valuable Donna is. Louis isn’t stupid. They’re past the rubbing in each other’s faces at this point. Other things come into play that potentially cause issues between the two of them. – Rick

The traditional nemesis, there’s a new character. His name is Jack. He comes from the 38th floor, the accounting floor, and he starts coming in and talking about billable hours and how Harvey gets more money than the rest of the people. So there is this money issue that’s going to go on for quite a few episodes. You see this guy who basically feels like he’s never gotten to the level of Harvey, and that Jessica has handed him things. He’s become the star of the firm. And Jack feels like he’s due and he comes at Harvey pretty hard early on in the season. He tries to make an alliance with Louis, and Louis obviously screws a million things up to make it so much harder for Harvey. – Gabriel

Donna and Louis

She still stands up to him. She’s Donna, but she would never be [subservient] to anybody. She probably never has been. Out of the gate, it’s been challenging. Everything isn’t copacetic. Not only is he scared that she’s going to leave him, but then as things develop, things aren’t necessarily going smoothly between Harvey and Louis. So of course, that puts her in a difficult spot. She’s loyal as a secretary to her employer, but then she has her separate relationship with Harvey. – Sarah

I think, if anything, I think their relationship up until this point remains intact. I think there are potential pitfalls that Louis would run into that Donna sort of saves him from, as usual. But she does that with everybody in the firm. There are some really fun scenes between the two of them. – Rick

Harvey and Jessica

I think you’re going to see a lot play out. We’re going to get a lot closer to him and his backstory. You’re going to learn a lot more. There’s room for that and we have to create room for that. As far as Jessica goes, you’ll get that soon. She doesn’t stop being who she is, which is first and foremost the head of this firm. And if you’re putting my firm in jeopardy then, something’s gotta happen. – Gina

It’s the chess dynamic and she is the Queen. She has the pawns around her looking after Harvey making sure he’s not screwing up. There is some of that dynamic. There are some times when she brings him in and says, “You need to get your sh-t together.” – Gabriel

- Reporting by Sharon Tharp (@sharontharp)

Dominic Sherwood suits up for the InStyle & HFPA party during the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival held at the Windsor Arms Hotel on Saturday night (September 12) in Toronto, Canada.

The 25-year-old actor joined his Shadowhunters cast Katherine McNamara, Alberto Rosende, and more before heading to EW’s Must List Party held at Thompson Hotel.

Heroes Reborn‘s Robbie Kay and Danika Yarosh, Imogen Poots, Jeremy Irvine, Troian Bellisario and Patrick J. Adams are also pictured below at the parties.

10+ pictures inside of the Shadowhunters cast celebrating TIFF 2015…

Patrick J. Adams leads the way for his fiancee, Troian Bellisario, while walking hand-in-hand after a performance of Hamilton on Broadway on Sunday (October 11) in New York City.

The engaged duo exited the Richard Rodgers Theatre in a bit of a rush, likely given Troian‘s busy schedule.

“I had such high expectations. And you were still the best show I’ve seen in years. Thanks for the early birthday present @halfadams,” she tweeted.

That same day, Troian hit the carpet for the Pretty Little Liars PaleyFest panel at The Paley Center for Media.

Mike (Patrick J. Adams) is finally put behind bars in this chilling new promo for the upcoming back half of Suits season five!

In case you don’t remember, Mike has been illegally working at Pearson Specter Litt for years after lying about going to law school.

Someone turned him in, but who? The promo focuses on that exact question, using #WhoSoldMikeOut? Watch below!

“These back six are definitely Mike-focused, but it’s also the thing that everybody’s having to rally behind,” Patrick recently told THR. “It’s not just Mike who is under threat but the entire firm. All these characters have to completely rally together against the sort of mountain of evidence that is going to present itself at trial.”

Suits returns on Wednesday, January 27 @ 10PM on USA Network.

WHO DO YOU THINK sold Mike out and got him arrested?