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American Horror Story came back last night with its Season 6 premiere. Unlike previous seasons, we had no hints about the theme, just the assertion by series creator Ryan Murphy that Season 6 is going to be unlike anything we’ve ever seen before.
Read on if you want to know what this season is about – or at least what the American Horror Story season 6 premiere was about.
Rizzoli & Isles 7×13 passed in a blur of chapter-closing and party-planning and desk-clearing and video message-recording, but it’s an episode that fans of the show will never forget. Read on for our recap of Rizzoli & Isles 7×13, a.k.a. the season and series finale, a.k.a. the last episode ever, a.k.a. “Ocean Frank.”
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August was jam-packed for Pop City Life. In fact, we don’t think we’ve ever done as many interviews in one month before! Read on for our Pop City Life recap of August.
It’s fitting that the penultimate episode of Rizzoli & Isles begins by turning back time – all the way to a little girl’s murder at a birthday party in 1975. Read on for our recap of Rizzoli & Isles 7×12, “Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow.”
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Remember the foster reform bill Justina was championing in The Fosters season 3, with Callie as poster girl? We haven’t heard much about it since Callie exposed the connection between Justina’s organization and for-profit company Arbiter in the season 3 finale, but the story line resurfaces in The Fosters 4×10. In fact, you could say it’s the linchpin of the episode. Justina’s bill is now a ballot measure, and a counter-bill called Jack’s Law has been created to stop people from voting in its favor. The only problem is that Jack’s Law needs 500,000 signatures of support to get on the state ballot, so the Fosters set up a booth at local music festival BayFest to help out. Needless to say, drama ensues. Read on for our recap of The Fosters 4×10, “Collateral Damage.”
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