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Of all the characters on 13 Reasons Why, few are as quietly terrifying as popular jock Bryce Walker. Season one of the drama follows high school student Clay (Dylan Minnette) after he receives a box of tapes from classmate Hannah Baker, who killed herself a few weeks earlier. On the tapes are the 13 reasons why she decided to commit suicide, and Bryce is a huge part of why she did what she did. Season two, which premieres this month, really digs into the repercussions (or lack thereof) Bryce endures for his actions. If you couldn't help but feel you'd seen the actor before while watching, you're definitely not alone.

Signing on to play a character as despicable as Bryce can't have been a decision made lightly, but Justin Prentice - who was bullied himself as a kid - has had plenty of experience under his belt thus far in his career.

Goldie Hawn first fell for Kurt Russell 34 years ago while they were making the movie Swing Shift —and it was the beginning of one of Hollywood’s most enduring love stories.

For People’s new cover story, Hawn, 71, who’s back onscreen in the new comedy Snatched, sat down at her L.A. home with Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle for a wide-ranging interview about her remarkable rise to success, motherhood and her life with Russell.

“He was so good-looking, but he had no pretense about him. I could tell right away he wasn’t a womanizer,” Hawn says of her first impressions of Russell.

All together now: Finally! In Thursday’s Grey’s Anatomy, Maggie at long last wised up about Nathan and Meredith. But did she, as Grey predicted, hate her half sister for getting the guy? Read on and find out!

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‘Is He A Good Kisser?’ | As “Don’t Stop Me Now” began, Meredith was anticipating Maggie reacting badly to the revelation that she and Nathan were becoming a couple. Her practice round, she suggested to Alex, “sounds forced because I’m a horrible person.” As the...

So I’m going to flat-out say it: Shelby’s parents on Quantico are terrible, no-good monster people.

What kind of mother or father would leave their child to assume they’d been killed in one of the worst terrorist attacks in American history? And then, once they pop up alive again, shake said child down for thousands?

Horrible (yet pretty) people, that’s who. And they pull another terrible con on Shelby in this week’s episode. Another question related to the hour: If Alex and Drew have sex in the forest, does anyone care? Read on for the highlights of “Care.

The Performer | Robin Wright

The Show | House of Cards

The Episode | “Chapter 49” (March 4, 2016)

The Performance | Let’s just come right out and say it: Wright won House of Cards‘ fourth season by a veritable landslide. Her steely first lady stole the show early on as Claire went toe-to-toe with husband Francis in an epic battle of intellect and hubris, and Wright had us rooting for her Flotus every step of the way. (Not that she needed our support — she had the situation more than handled.)

While that marital battle raged, Claire was fighting a war on another front — with her...

This… is American Idol‘s final ratings report.

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Fox’s onetime juggernaut wrapped its 15-season run on Thursday night with a total audience of 12.9 million viewers, while scoring a 3.0 demo rating. That marks the reality competition’s best finale numbers since Season 12 (when it closed with 14.3 mil/3.6).

At its peak, Idol drew 38.1 million (!!!) to its Season 2 finale, while its all-time finale low was Season 14’s audience of 8 million.

TVLine readers gave the star-studded milestone coronation ceremony event-palooza an average grade of “A-.

This Sunday on Once Upon a Time (ABC, 8/7c), Emma and Regina pair up to set in motion their plan of attack against Hades — but will a bunch of “squiggly lines” do the trick?

RelatedOnce Upon a Time: Sam Witwer to Recur as Evil Mental Hospital Warden

As seen in the sneak peek below, Emma finally sneaks in some Zzzzs after storming the Underworld, but then quickly gets back on mission, joining in Regina’s plan to infiltrate Hades’ man cave. Can their combined magic crack open the door? Press play below to find out.

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Funny — we didn’t see Cupid’s name listed in the credits for this week’s Grey’s Anatomy. But there was no denying that the cherub had taken aim when we got a gander at the stars that special guest patient Wilmer Valderrama had in his eyes when they were pointed in Stephanie’s direction. After what might be the longest dry spell in recorded history, was Jackson’s ex-girlfriend finally going to get her groove back? Read on and find out!

Checking In | As “I Wear the Face” began, Meredith didn’t seem pleased that she had invited Amelia to move back in,...

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What’s everybody doing on Christmas Day? Watching Doctor Who, yeah? Good stuff. Except Ashildr/Me/Mayor Me/Me Again will be on Radio 1 for anyone deciding that they’d prefer to listen to some soothing music. Well, music at any rate. It’s Radio 1. Probably won’t be soothing at all. Maisie Williams, best-known for Game of Thrones, but she also...

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Who wants to live forever? Doctor Who dwelt on the downside of immortality in tonight's 'The Woman Who Lived'.

Hit play above to hear DS TV Editor Morgan give his verdict on the episode, in the latest Geek TV.

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Were you charmed by Rufus Hound's highwayman Sam Swift? What did you make of fiery Leandro? And do you think we'll see Ashildr / Me again in the future?

Share your thoughts on 'The Woman Who Lived' in the comments section below.

Morgan will be back next Saturday night to discuss 'The Zygon Invasion' - unless, of course, he's replaced by a duplicate...

Making his BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix debut, Berlin-based producer Claptone delivers a two hour, house heavy set that is sure to be a frontrunner for Essential Mix of the year. Featuring exclusive remixes and specifically tailored edits, this is one Essential Mix that you won’t want to miss.

“In my Essential Mix, I show you where I come from and I also show you where I’ll go,” Claptone says to open the show. “You’ll find lots of new, different and exclusive versions of Claptone music which has been tailored for this occasion. It’s not your usual DJ mix, nor is it what I play in the clubs. My Essential Mix is much more.”

And boy, is he right. With a track selection ranging from The White Stripes and The Police to James Brown and Daft Punk, the mysterious German producer displays his extensive musical knowledge in...

Hollywood is mourning Joan Rivers after the comedian died Thursday following a week in the hospital after she reportedly stopped breathing during surgery. Rivers was moved out of intensive care on Wednesday and into a private room, but she died shortly after 1 p.m. Edt Thursday, according to a statement from her daughter, Melissa. Fellow comedians, actors and media personalities were among those remembering Rivers, who was 81. Related: Hollywood's Notable Deaths of 2014 Rivers' Life and Career in Pictures Joan Rivers' Final THR Essay: Why Johnny Carson 'Never Ever Spoke to Me Again' 10 of Her Wildest Fashion

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Her album 21 is one of the best-selling of all time, and now there are two unheard tracks from Adele from her 2010 sessions.

The “Rolling in the Deep” dame’s previously-unreleased ditties “Never Gonna Leave You” and “You’ll Never See Me Again” seem to tell two very different tales, though they’re both about love.

Coming next year, Adele has announced she’ll release her highly-anticipated follow-up, titled simply 25.

Check out “You’ll Never See Me Again” and “Never Gonna Leave You” below and get excited for more new material from Adele.

Two previously unreleased tracks by Adele have been leaked online, reportedly belonging to recording sessions for her seminal album 21. One song is called "You'll Never See Me Again" and the other is called "Never Gonna Leave You," both of which Digital Spy UK says were made in 2010 sessions with producer Fraser T Smith. Rumors had circulated in July over Adele's next album, noting that it would be out this year and titled 25, but those suspicions have been denied.  Listen to the two tracks below: This post originally appeared on Billboard.com.

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After apparently becoming incensed with a CNN anchor, Joan Rivers cut short a taped nationally televised interview. The Fashion Police personality walked off of a CNN Newsroom interview with host Fredricka Whitfield after the conversation turned to her boundaries when telling jokes. "This whole interview is becoming a defensive interview," Rivers said, also protesting that Whitfield's line of questioning was mainly "negative."  Story Joan Rivers: Why Johnny Carson 'Never Ever Spoke to Me Again'  "You are not the one to interview a person who does humor, sorry," she added, before walking off the set.  Whitfield later

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Dear Kathy Bates, Me again – writing to make sure you’re aware that last night, the season finale of your FX miniseries American Horror Story: Coven attracted nearly 6 million viewers counting its premiere run and encores – and that nearly 4 million of them were 18-49-year-olds. Hope you’re also aware it’s the most watched Ahs finale ever — 85% better than the Ahs: Asylum finale in overall audience and 72% in the demo – and that, overall, Coven is the most watched in the Ahs franchise. Maybe more important to you. The full season ranks among the Top-20 shows on TV in delivery of 18-49 year olds, and among the Top 5 in cable. The first run of the season finale episode delivered more than 4 million viewers — nearly 3 million of whom fell into that key age bracket. Of course, I’m sure you know initial numbers don’t tell the whole story, since...

Hi there. Me again. Just in case you didn’t know, the new look is fully responsive, meaning that the site will readjust automatically to whatever device your viewing it on. Even on a smart phone. There’s no need to do anything. Just browse to www.themoviebit.com on your phone and read away to your heart’s content, in a super fast mobile experience.

There may be more Arrested Development episodes on the way.

There may also be an Arrested Development movie.

But now the folks at Film Music Reporter have confirmed: There will definitely be an Arrested Development soundtrack! It will be released on November 19.

According to a press release, “Arrested Development’s composer David Schwartz selected his songs and score from all four seasons of the show, with a heavy dose of the original madcap songs and its signature ukulele tunes."

Schwartz - who has also scored Deadwood, Beverly Hills, 90210 - added on his website that “the playlist is based on all of the requests from we received during the Ama on reddit.com. Greatest fans ever!”

Look for the soundtrack to be comprised of 42 singles. They will be:

1. Arrested Development (Main Title) (0:18)

2. She’s Cute (1:25)

3. Get Away (Extended Version) (2:53)

4. Practice Kisses (1:51)

5. Sound of Silence / The Cockroach (Medley...

Now that well-intentioned ramble-monster Mariah Carey and professional cotton-candy-cloud of artifice Nicki Minaj have both been released from American Idol’s sequined shackles, it was clearly time to revisit the video for Mimi and Nicki’s classic 2010 collaboration “Up Out My Face.” (you can watch the original below). Only then could we better imagine their reactions to being released from the painful prison of having to sit and look pretty for millions of dollars….

“Ugh. Hello? What. You know we don’t Speak.”

“Hold on, I’ma get up. This shot is Dangerously Close To Featuring The Bad Side Of My Face.

Intermedia Films has responded to a lawsuit filed by Diane Lane against the film financier in which the actress claims breach of contract, misrepresentation and fraud regarding her employment on the film Me Again. Intermedia filed a legal response Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court in which it denies Lane's allegations that she is owed $2.7 million under the pay-or-play deal. According to Intermedia's filing, attachments contained within Lane's original suit, which allegedly demonstrate that no contract was ever formed, effectively negate the suit's claims. Lane's suit "on its face demonstrates that the breach-of-contract claim and all the other dependent claims fail as a matter of law," Intermedia's filing said.