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Just in time to save spring TV, The Weakest Link is back with more episodes!
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Everyone's favorite Kentuckian, Brittany Cartwright, is back on our screens in The Valley.
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"“Even when there’s evil in this land, no one has the right to tear the realm apart."
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Hope on the Street features the flying feet of j-hope from BTS as he dances his way around the world.
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“Does everything have to be a joke with you? Yeah, kinda. I have a mortgage.”
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Directed by Rory Kennedy, this docuseries includes the first interview with the daughter of founder Charles "Chuck" Dederich.
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Showrunner Justin Marks explains how they worked with the Clavell estate to make these major changes.
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The number one boy (and some others) gets the Funko treatment.
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The tributes are pouring in for the comedian, who died at 82.
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"We are all praying for Princess Kate and King Charles."
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"I always knew it had to end with her sewing a penis onto The Creature," writer Diablo Cody told Decider.
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The actress appeared on several television series after she got her start in 1964.
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Driver recalled filming in "20 million gallons of water" without a wetsuit.
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"For Bill Maher, it was a dealbreaker," Steve-O said.
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Clarkson's "Heartbeat Song" is more than just a catchy tune!
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Thank you for flying Funko Airways!
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Bush Hager's April Fools' Day turned out to be rather... messy.
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Madison compares working in adult film to modeling for Playboy in the second episode of Lethally Blonde.
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Happy (belated) April Fools' Day!
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"It's just not really, like, pillow talk."
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The wait is finally over!
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The late comedian enjoyed a decades-long career with appearances in Married... with Children, Back to the Future Part II and more.
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The 10 Things writers remember the late Ledger as "extremely creative, focused, and detailed."
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"I don’t know German at all," the actress said.
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The company has been accused of monopolizing the smart phone market in a recent lawsuit from the Justice Department.
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The driver was not criminally charged.
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Okay, maybe not quite as shocking as some Episode 7 developments, but still a surprise!
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Prior to the scandal, Huffman had a successful career in television with roles in Desperate Housewives and When They See Us.
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The Criterion Channel's "And The Razzie Goes To..." collection has lent legitimacy to this polarizing institution.
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Even longtime fans of the comedian will be pleasantly surprised by where he takes this standup.
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It's never a bad time to rewatch this modern Western classic.