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“The battle’s begun,” Richard declared in Thursday’s Grey’s Anatomy. But, although he had on his side Maggie, Arizona, April and Jackson, Eliza wasn’t in the slightest concerned. “I know how to deal with a Dr. Webber,” she assured Bailey. So did Richard and his rebel alliance manage to make Minnick wish her first day at Grey Sloan was her last? And did we at last learn whether Alex really did take the plea bargain? Read on and find out…

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Bachelor Nation, the time is nigh.

On May 12, ABC officially announced the 26 men who will be competing for JoJo Fletcher's love on the upcoming season of The Bachelorette – so naturally, we sat down and hand-picked five men that immediately stole our hearts ... and five that ... wellllll ... not so much.

First things first, though – behold, the group shot.

There's a lot we need to talk about here: Why is that man dressed as Santa? Isn't he warm? What about the guy in the kilt? Also, is it just a weird angle or do those three guys front and center look particularly short?...

Bachelor Nation, the time is nigh. On Thursday, ABC officially announced the 26 men who will be competing for JoJo Fletcher's love on the upcoming season of The Bachelorette - so naturally, we sat down and hand-picked five men that are already stealing our hearts ... and five that are, wellllll, not so much. First things first, though - behold, the group shot.There's a lot we need to talk about here: Why is that man dressed as Santa? Isn't he warm? What about the guy in the kilt? Also, is it just a weird angle or do those three guys...

Strike one for that potential Happy Endings movie revival rumor from last week; one of that show’s former leads, Eliza Coupe, has landed a new role on Hulu’s sci-fi comedy pilot Future Man, where she’ll join co-lead Josh Hutcherson (The Hunger Games).

The brains behind the scenes of Future Man are Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg (This Is The End), and the show will be written by Kyle Hunter and Ariel Shaffir. It revolves around a janitor-slash-gamer aptly named Josh, who is visited by a group of people from the future who claim that he is the key to preventing humanity’s extinction.

If that wasn’t weird enough, Coupe’s role is described as a bad-ass soldier named Tiger, who herself is from the future and recruits Josh to help her save the world from “the imminent super-race invasion.” Even weirder yet, Tiger is described as a character from within “Cybergeddon,...

It's taken half a season, but Stewart is finally tired of his brother crashing at his place. (Maybe.)Strike one: A Grinder binge session turns his living room into a wasteland of snacks. Strike two: The next morning, Dean reveals he sold his home in Malibu, and a truck will deliver some of his stuff to his brother's doorstep. (Four other trucks put the rest in storage.) Strike three: Dean announces that the truck driver, Andre — who was Dean's Grinder stand-in whenever his face wasn't needed in a shot, because "we're identical from behind" — is also moving in. Why? The sale of Dean's house left him homeless, too. At least Andre really does look like Dean from behind. When Stewart sees his face, he screams, and — in the first act's best gag — so does Deb, off-camera, while Stewart talks to Dean about how he can't just move...

The best part of Lifetime's "Unauthorized" TV show takedowns is the reaction of the real cast members. Over the weekend, the network took on "Beverly Hills 90210" and the actors weren't too impressed. However, they had different ways of "honoring" the big event. Tori Spelling used the attention to promote "Celebrity Lie Detector," and said she had a fling with Jason Priestley, who responded online. Shannen Doherty, not surprisingly, had a terse reaction to how she was portrayed. Jason dissed the Lifetime show and Tori's "Lie Detector," but supported Shannen.

Ian Ziering had the most fun, tweeting about inaccuracies during the special, sharing old photos, and ending with the perfect assessment of the whole thing:

..#unauthorized90210 Your mother and I are very disappointed. No Mondale for a week

A photo posted by Ian Ziering (@ianziering) on Oct 3, 2015 at 9:03pm Pdt

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Concerts are one of those things I’m actually weirdly leery of going to. It’s tough to fall in love with an artist’s music on an album and then go see them live only to discover that voice sounds nothing in person like it did in the studio. It makes a person wonder about smoke, mirrors, autotone, and whatever technical audio voodoo was performed to create that sound. If I’m going to shell out the money, there’s part of me that really doesn’t want the magic ruined.

When I found out Hozier was going to be playing in my adopted city, it wasn’t even a question. I got up early and hovered over my computer in order to ensure that I would be amongst the first of the ecstatic ticket holders. At this point, I can say I haven’t been this excited about...

Chicago – Strike one of far too many: “Fifty Shades of Grey” author Erika Leonard (better known as E.L. James) has never lived the Bdsm lifestyle. And therefore, nor should she be writing about, romanticizing and profiteering on it. On a $40 million budget, the film earned $30.2 million on its opening Friday and is on track for a record-breaking international weekend grab of $158 million.

But this is as irresponsible as an author writing about rape who has never been. Anne Rice wrote “The Sleeping Beauty Quartet” (four erotic Bdsm novels under the pseudonym A.N. Roquelaure), but she was actually engaged in Bdsm with her husband. Experienced with it, Rice also wrote the Bdsm romance novels “Exit to Eden” and “Belinda” under the pen name Anne Rampling.

Rating: 2.0/5.0

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(Thankfully a nuclear war isn't our biggest fear any more these days... or is it?) This year, the opening film of the International Film Festival Rotterdam was Tom Harper's War Book, a British drama about a governmental brainstorm session. It seems an odd and rather dry choice for a festival starter, but the film has three strikes in its favor. Strike One: it's an International premiere, meaning it's the first public showing outside of its home country. Strike Two: it is a flagship title for one of the festival's most fun segments this year, about people's constant exposure to propaganda. Strike Three: it is rather good. At the height of the cold war, the British government held simulation exercises, detailing several what-if scenarios about nuclear...

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