The ending of Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy explained
So, how do things end up for Bridget this time? In this "one last chapter", as the trailer notes? Here's how it all shakes ...
‘Dexter: Original Sin’ Boss Breaks Down The Prequel’s Bloody Finale
Original Sin ends with Deb (Molly Brown) deciding to forego a college volleyball scholarship to follow in her father and ...
‘Dexter: Original Sin’ Creator Breaks Down That Bittersweet Finale and Scene He Changed
Showrunner Clyde Phillips, who is currently working on 'Dexter: Resurrection,' just set up another season of the prequel ...
‘Dexter: Original Sin' Team on Finale's Major Murder, ‘Resurrection' Plans and How Sarah Michelle Gellar's Character Is ‘Feeding the Beast'
This post contains spoilers from "Code Blues," the Season 1 finale of "Dexter: Original Sin," now streaming on Paramount+ ...
Bridget Jones Still Has a Lot to Teach Us
The return of the beloved film franchise represents a wider trend toward stories about women who are determined to ...
‘Dexter: Original Sin’ Star Patrick Gibson Breaks Down That Finale: ‘No Character That I Wanted to Kill More’
The actor also tells TheWrap what he'd like to see in a potential season 2 of the Paramount+ series The post ‘Dexter: ...
Dexter: Original Sin: Patrick Gibson Breaks Down Finale’s ‘Big Betrayal’ and Dexter’s ‘Major Turning Point’
The following contains spoilers for the Season 1 finale of Dexter: Original Sin. Miami’s serial kidnapper has met his match.
‘Dexter: Original Sin’: Patrick Gibson teases Dexter’s ‘defining moment’ in the upcoming season finale
Young Dexter Morgan will experience a “defining moment” during the season finale of Dexter: Original Sin, teases Patrick ...
20 Best 'Grey's Anatomy' Episodes, Ranked According to IMDb
Grey's Anatomy is one of the longest-running primetime shows, with over 400 episodes to its name: on IMDb, which are the best ...
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Louisiana football legends keep turning up In 'Why We Love Football." We aren't surprised.
With a population of 4.1 million (and declining, according to the Census Bureau) Louisiana accounts for just 1.3% of the U.S. population. And yet, in “Why We Love Football: A History in 100 Moments,” ...