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Hey, "Bold And The Beautiful" fans. Welcome to another Monday. We've got a couple of new, official storyline teasers from CBS for tomorrow's Tuesday, October 3,2017 episode. They sound pretty scandalous as we'll see Sheila back in action again and looking to set up a new, vicious plot. The continuation of the Katie, Wyatt and Eric situation may or may not be shown. The description we got from CBS about the Katie and Wyatt storyline sounds like what already happened in today's episode. So, we don't know if they mentioned it for the October 3rd show because they're going to continue it, or if it was just some sort of a mistake. Here's exactly how it reads:"Katie and Wyatt's affair is discovered by someone who can either help or hurt them." After watching today's October 2nd episode, we know it's Eric that walked in on them. It's possible that CBS...

Alex and Jo are saying goodbye.

On Thursday evening’s winter season finale of Grey’s Anatomy, former flames Dr. Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) and Dr. Jo Wilson (Camilla Luddington) come face-to-face and say their farewells to one another.

After audiences watched Alex brutally beat up Dr. Andrew DeLuca on the season 12 finale when he found the fellow doctor in a compromising position with Jo while she was drunk, she has since been called into court to testify against her ex-beau. But although Alex doesn’t want to talk about the drama that is going on between the trio, he...

The expanded co-production lab will focus on eight South Asian countries over the next three years.

At this year’s Locarno Film Festival (August 3-13) the co-production initiative Open Doors will support eight projects and eight emerging producers from South Asia, who will connect with potential European and international partners.

This marks the first of a three-year focus on professional talent from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

The eight projects selected for the Open Doors Hub are:

Cinema, City and Cats by Ishtiaque Zico, BangladeshCraving (Ta Ku Tha Lo Chin Thee) by Maung Okkar, MyanmarDay After Tomorrow by Kamar Ahmad Simon, BangladeshHouse Of My Fathers by Suba Sivakumaran, Sri LankaSeason Of Dragonflies (Jhyalincha) by Abinash Bikram Shah, NepalThe Cineaste by Aboozar Amini, AfghanistanThe Red Phallus by Tashi Gyeltshen, BhutanThen They Would be Gone (Mela Chaar Dinan Da) by Maheen Zia, Pakistan

At the end of the four day networking event, the Open...

Don’t worry no major spoilers ahead, more a brief preview of the Outlander mid-season finale airing this Saturday, Sept. 27 at 9pmET/Pt. After tomorrow’s mid-season finale, Outlander will be on hiatus until Saturday, April 4, 2015 when the second half of Season 1 returns with eight new episodes. The series has already been renewed for a second season. Last week’s long-awaited “The Wedding” episode found Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) consummating their arranged marriage, in an awkward, amusing, endearing, exploratory and, eventually, passionate experience. The episode, however, first started with the 1940s stylish Claire and her handsome Frank … Continue reading →

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This is the Pure Movies review of Godzilla, directed by Gareth Edwards, and starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ken Watanabe, Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen, Sally Hawkins, Juliette Binoche and David Strathairn. Reviewed by Dr. Garth Twa exclusively for @puremovies. Godzilla. Again. He (or sometimes she)(or sometimes, conveniently, both) has had a career that’s only been surpassed by Mickey Rooney. God rest his soul. We’ve known the story for 60 years, decades that have seen him battle Mothra, Megalon, smog monsters, Bambi, and Matthew Broderick. We’ve also seen the same story told with Days After Tomorrow, Wall-Es, and Attacking Crab Monsters. The story is this: Man, in his naiveté and hubris, f***s things up and all Neolithic hell breaks loose. It’s, of course—and most urgently during at the time of its initial Japanese incarnation—a metaphor for our fatalistic anxieties, which have ebbed and flowed through the decades and the films,...

Tara Reid starring in an Asylum movie about a tornado filled with hungry sharks? Why am I not surprised? Read on to find out which stars of “Beverly Hills 90210” and the cult classic C.H.U.D. will be joining her when Sharknado touches down later this year.

Written by Thunder Levin (American Warships, Ae Apocalypse Earth) and helmed by Anthony C. Ferrante, director of The Asylum’s “pretty damned good horror movie” Hansel & Gretel, “The Jaws After Tomorrow,” aka Sharknado, sees Los Angeles devastated by a monster hurricane that leaves the streets flooded with shark-infested waters leading to the inevitable moment when a tornado sucks up the sharks, producing the world’s first man-eating F5 tornado.

Tara Reid of American Pie, The Big Lebowski, and considerable tabloid fame (at least until Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Bynes stole all the headlines) leads the charge against this unholy predatory twister threatening the City of Angels.

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After tomorrow night we'll know whether Chehon or Cyrus and Eliana or Tiffany will be crowned America's Favorite Dancers on the season finale of Fox's So You Think You Can Dance. While Eliana seems the likely bet to win the girl's title, the two guys left in the competition bring huge differences to the dance floor, and that makes calling their race a bit tougher.

Chehon is a classically trained ballet dancer and has proved time and time again not only that he looks good in a tank top (or shirtless... or in white tights) but that he is an amazing dancer with unbelievable precision. Cyrus, on the other hand, lacks the same training and while he has been able to quickly capture the dance styles thrown at him, it's been his personality and soulful energy that have helped him ride to the finale. And, as Exec...

I find myself in an odd place when doing Game of Thrones posts, both because I don’t watch the show and that I’ve read the novels probably a dozen plus times (excluding A Dance with Dragons -you can check out the combo chapter-by-chapter reread of Game of Thrones I participated in - one take for those who have never read the novels, the other for those that have). It puts me in that weird position of knowing the likely end game for the plots and individual threads, but not knowing what the show would have had to cut or even expand upon. Still, let’s get to these promo images released by EW for the season 2 finale, airing tomorrow and titled “Valar Morghulis”. Also, if you done so haven’t already, check out Elisabeth’s review of last week’s “Blackwater“.

We get a look at Emila Clarke’s Dany and Ser Jorah,...

NBC has released a video tease via TVline for tomorrow night’s Community season 3 finale, an episode titled “Digital Estate Planning.” I”m sure that Community heads already know, but tomorrow night will feature Three brand new episodes of Community, with NBC going all in with the show for during May sweeps. As we told you previously, starting a 8pm (est) you will be hit with “Introduction to Finality” and “The First Chang Dynasty” (in between is the 30 Rock season finale), and the season finale will air at 9:30.

After tomorrow, Community fans have nothing to worry about though as NBC re-upped it for a fourth season for 13-episodes, though it did get moved to the sometimes dreaded Friday slot.

related: Community’S Curriculum Unavailable – Clip Show Sequel Tops Original

Community “”Digital Estate Planning” Episode Summary - Pierce (Chevy Chase) is summoned to Hawthorne Enterprises to discuss his inheritance with...

Lindsay Lohan goes before  Judge Stephanie Sautner tomorrow for her second probation progress report and she will once again pass with flying colors ... but this time it came down to the wire ... sources tell TMZ.As the judge dictated back in November, Lindsay was required to complete 12 morgue visits and 4 psychotherapy sessions by Tuesday's court hearing. Sources close to Lindsay tell us she's done just that ... but she completed the last 2 morgue visits on Friday and Saturday.

Gooooood morning Dennis Quaid and Dennis Quaid’s fat pug! Screen Junkies already nailed the caption “Dennis Quaid Checks His Puggage”, but the opportunity to enjoy a photo of Dennis Quaid carrying a chubby pug doesn’t come up every day, so we’re getting our punny’s worth out of this one: - Any Given Pugday - In Good Compugny - Arf From Heaven - The Spay After Tomorrow - Something To Bark About - Dinnerspace (That dog’s eaten lots of dinners) That’ll do. At least until ten minutes from now when I look at this picture again and laugh and think of five more. (Screen Junkies via Film Drunk)...

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The only thing missing from this "complete" DVD set is a dozen Magnolia cupcakes delivered by your very own Mr. Big.

It's hard to believe that six years has passed since 'Sex and the City' last aired on HBO. After tomorrow, 'Satc' fanatics are going to have to clear some space on their DVD shelves for this whopper of a collector's item.

Some of you think you already own the entire 'Satc' collection. However, we regret to inform you this is no longer the case. On top of the 96 television episodes, this set includes both 'Sex and the City' movies, as well as two never-before-seen featurettes.

Find our entire list of this week's new releases after the jump!

 

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• With only nine chosen titles, Cannes Short Films competition is probably the most exclusive competitive event at the festival. I can only imagine what the ratio was from submitted pictures to the lucky nine selected. Apart from an offering from New Zealand, this year's batch of short films resembles the dominance and output of European films in all sections of the festival this year. And like what Sundance has been doing for over two decades now, Cannes and The Cannes Cinefondation have lined-up short film offerings from the cinema schools from the four corners of the globe. Look for some form of coverage on our part Live at the festival.  Cannes Short Films In Competition "Ciao Mama," Croatia, Goran Odvorcic "Larsog Peter," Denmark, Daniel Borgman "L'homme a la Gordini," France, Jean-Christophe Lie "Klusums," Latvia, Laila Pakalnina "Missen," Netherlands, Jochem de Vries "The Six Dollar Fifty Man," New Zealand, Mark Albiston,

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