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Whew! I have to admit, I've been a bit disappointed with Reven8e since it came back from its long hiatus. I felt too much of the time it was just spinning its wheels, but the Season Finale went from 0 to 60 in record time (those are the only car metaphors I know, so I'll stop.)

There were twists and turns, shocking revelations, one good slap, and a cliffhanger that left lives in the balance, and Emily re-examining her priorities for next season.

We really haven't seen soapy goodness like this since crazy-ass Kimberley pushed the button and blew up Melrose Place. Let's take a look at how each character fared, and what the chances are that they'll return.

Emily - She starts off in the catbird seat, having convinced Daniel that The White Haired Man broke in and stole The Incriminating Evidence.

Keira Knightley isn't anorexic – her slim figure is thanks to her dad, not a restrictive diet, says the star's mom. "She has always been thin," Knightley's mother, Sharman Macdonald, told Britain's Sunday Times. "She's her daddy's daughter, with his long body." Like her father, the actress, 23, must "eat like a horse," to maintain her weight, Macdonald said. Knightley eats a diet high in protein and carbohydrates to make sure she doesn't lose any more weight.Last year, Knightley successfully sued Britain's Daily Mail, saying that the tabloid implied she'd lied about having an eating disorder. In 2006, Knightley vociferously denied that she suffered from anorexia.

The alleged prostitute known as "Kristen" in the New York governor sex scandal is a 22-year-old New Jersey native from a broken home who now worries what people will think of her, according to a newspaper report. "I just don't want to be thought of as a monster," the woman, identified as Ashley Alexandra Dupre, tells The New York Times. "This has been a very difficult time. It is complicated."Dupre has not been charged in the case. But she has been subpoenaed to testify in a grand jury investigation, her lawyer, Don D. Buchwald, told a magistrate judge in court on Monday.

British actress Julie Andrews has revealed for the first time how her world was shattered when she learned she was conceived as the result of her mother's affair with a family friend.

The Sound Of Music star, 72, breaks her 58-year silence to describe the moment her mum Barbara told her the heartbreaking news in forthcoming autobiography Home: A Memoir Of My Early Years.

Andrews, then 13, was asked by Barbara to perform at a friend's house - a pal she would later find out was her biological father.

She recalls, "After I had sung, the owner of the house approached me. He was tall and fleshly handsome, and I recognised him as a man who had come round to visit the (house) once or twice in earlier years.

"That evening the man came and sat on the couch next to me. I remember feeling an electricity between us that I couldn't explain."

Moments afterwards, as Andrews and her mother were driving home, Barbara announced: "That man is your father."

She describes how her brain "slammed into defence mode" as she struggled to absorb the information that the man she called "Daddy" - Ted Wells - was not her real father.

But she refused to let the shocking news change her feelings towards Wells, who Barbara had divorced in 1939, when Andrews was just four.

She goes on, "Somehow, I was able to push it to a dark corner of my mind. It did not alter the fact that the man who had raised me was the man I loved. I would always consider him my father."

And Andrews was further confounded after learning Wells had known of his wife's infidelity all along, exclaiming: "That simply knocked me sideways."

Barbara went on to marry Canadian entertainer Ted Andrews, whose surname Andrews adopted as her own.