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Bad Bunny is dabbling in new genres!

The 30-year-old Puerto Rican superstar has been making waves with his latest album DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, and fans are eagerly exploring the lyrics and meaning behind some of the biggest tracks.

In “Baile INoLVIDABLE,” Benito experiments with salsa, which he grew up with in Puerto Rico and considers one of his favorites.

The track is an ode to a woman with whom he had a romantic relationship and can’t forget, praising her and what he took from their romance.

“I thought I’d grow old with you / Maybe in another life, in another world, it could be / In this one, all that’s left is for me to leave one day / And only see you in the sunset,” he laments.

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The title of the song compares the woman to a “Baile Inolvidable,” or an “unforgettable dance.

This Friday, October 27, 2023, at 9:00 Pm on PBS, “Great Performances” brings you a remarkable show featuring the New York City Ballet as they take the stage at Madrid’s Teatro Real. In this episode, viewers will enjoy an evening of incredible dance performances without any embellishments.

The New York City Ballet, renowned for their exceptional artistry, will showcase timeless works by legendary choreographer George Balanchine. These include “Serenade” and “Square Dance.” Additionally, the show will feature the contemporary piece “The Times Are Racing,” choreographed by Justin Peck.

“Great Performances” invites audiences of all ages to witness the beauty and grace of ballet. It’s a night of pure dance, where the artistry and talent of the New York City Ballet take center stage.

Don’t miss the New York City Ballet’s enchanting performance on October 27, 2023, at 9:00 Pm, only on PBS.

Release Date & Time: 9:00 Pm Friday 27 October 2023 on...

Rob Lowe has been in the acting game since the 1980s. He got his start on screen in the ABC sitcom "A New Kind of Family" and quickly rose to fame following his role on the show. Rob was grouped in with Hollywood's "Brat Pack" of young actors, which included Molly Ringwald, Demi Moore, and Emilio Estevez, after starring in classic films like "The Outsiders," "St. Elmo's Fire," and "Square Dance."

Rob's career slowed slightly during the 1990s, but understandably so, as he welcomed two sons with wife Sheryl Berkoff: Matthew Edward and John Owen Lowe. After the births of his children, the actor balanced his career with his fatherly duties, and is arguably most known for his roles as Sam Seaborn in "The West Wing," which aired from 1999-2003 and Chris Traeger in the beloved NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation."

Rob's children are grown up now, with John...

The founder of an Afrobeats label is publicly demanding that Bad Bunny give Nigerian artist Joeboy and his producer credit on the track “Enséñame a Bailar,” a song off the reggaeton star’s 2022 smash LP Un Verano Sin Ti.

In a call-to-action that accuses Bad Bunny and his record company Rimas Music of copyright infringement, Mr. Eazi — founder of emPawa Africa — claims that “Enséñame a Bailar” both interpolates and samples Joeboy’s “Empty My Pocket.”

Nine months after the release of the Album of the Year Grammy-nominated Un Verano Sin Ti — during which Mr.

Today through April 30, the website This Long Century, which describes itself as “an ever-evolving collection of personal insights from artists, authors, filmmakers, musicians and cultural icons the world over,” is hosting two programs of experimental short work, with 30 shorts in total. The Outside program includes Lucile Hadžihalilović’s 2017 De Natura, Carlos Reygadas’s 2011 Este es mi Reino, and Deborah Stratman’s 1997 medium-length From Hetty to Nancy. The equally strong Inside program includes Jodie Mack’s 2012 Blanket Statement #1: Home is Where the Heart is, Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s 2018 Blue, Peter Tscherkassky’s legendary 1999 Outer Space and David Lowery’s 2011 Pioneer. Streaming is free, though This Long […]...

Today through April 30, the website This Long Century, which describes itself as “an ever-evolving collection of personal insights from artists, authors, filmmakers, musicians and cultural icons the world over,” is hosting two programs of experimental short work, with 30 shorts in total. The Outside program includes Lucile Hadžihalilović’s 2017 De Natura, Carlos Reygadas’s 2011 Este es mi Reino, and Deborah Stratman’s 1997 medium-length From Hetty to Nancy. The equally strong Inside program includes Jodie Mack’s 2012 Blanket Statement #1: Home is Where the Heart is, Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s 2018 Blue, Peter Tscherkassky’s legendary 1999 Outer Space and David Lowery’s 2011 Pioneer. Streaming is free, though This Long […]...

It's been a tale of two careers for Rob Lowe. After making his feature film debut via Francis Ford Coppola's 1983 film The Outsiders, Lowe went on to enjoy a very productive movie career throughout the 80s and 90s. For his work on the film, Lowe earned one Golden Globe nomination following his performance in the 1987 film Square Dance.

Related: 9-1-1: The 10 Best Episodes, According To IMDb

When Lowe was cast in The West Wing in 1999, the trajectory of his career altered. He earned two more Golden Globe nods for his role on the hit series, catapulting a second-act of a career in television where he has spent the majority of the past two decades. While he's currently saving lives as Fire Chief Owen Strand on 9-1-1: Lone Star, it's high time we assess Rob Lowe's 10 Best Movies, According to Rotten Tomatoes!

Home is where the heart is, and when it comes to Beyoncé Knowles and her growing family, the location of that home is constantly changing! Like many celebrity couples, Beyoncé and Jay-Z have more than one city they call home, and each and every house they own is bigger and better than the one before it. Whether it's their new mansion in Bel Air or their loft in Tribeca, Beyoncé and Jay-Z's family, which includes daughter Blue Ivy and twins Sir and Rumi, know how to live it up. Here are all of the places that this power couple and their adorable children reside - or at least own property - below. Oh, and prepare to get serious house envy! New York City Queen Bey and her family have been longtime residents of New York City. In late August, Beyoncé sold her Midtown property, which was located on the...

Home is where the heart is. In the trailer for Darren Aronofsky’s latest, however, there’s no telling where anyone’s organs are going to end up.

Home is where the heart is! In his most candid interview to date, Zayn Malik admitted that he spends more time at girlfriend Gigi Hadid's place in the Us than back across the pond in the UK.

Nicole Kidman hit a major milestone today: The Oscar winner turned 50!

In the last year, the acclaimed actress has had much to celebrate, from personal highs to career triumphs — the perfect way to usher in a joyful milestone for the acclaimed star.

Dominating the Big and Small Screens

Kidman is no stranger to film or television, and this year, the actress picked up her fourth Oscar nomination — for Best Supporting Actress in Lion. The film, which was also nominated for Best Picture, was especially poignant for Kidman. Playing an Australian woman who adopted a young boy from India, the actress...

Home is where the heart is, and for Paul (Antonio Banderas), it also includes a very sketchy stranger named Jack (Jonathan Rhys Meyers). A reimagining of the heart-pounding French thriller Papillon Noir, Brian Goodman's Black Butterfly is teased in a new trailer and poster ahead of its May 26th theatrical and VOD release.

"Outside a mountain town grappling with a series of abductions and murders, Paul (Antonio Banderas), a reclusive writer, struggles to start what he hopes will be a career-saving screenplay. After a tense encounter at a diner with a drifter named Jack (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), Paul offers Jack a place to stay – and soon the edgy, demanding Jack muscles his way into Paul’s work. As a storm cuts off power to the isolated cabin, the two men begin a jagged game of one-upmanship that will bring at least one tale to an end.

Antonio Banderas (Desperado,...

Home is where the heart is, and it seems Lucifer's heart has found its home.

Did Lucifer come to L.A. looking for love? That seems to be the implication according to Dr. Martin on Lucifer Season 2 Episode 9, but Lucifer's avoidance of the truth may spell disaster for Chloe if Charlotte has her way. 

While I thought it was a great cliffhanger to the next episode, I'm going to guess that somehow Maze or someone is going to stop Charlotte from pushing that button.

We all know that there's no way Chloe is going anywhere. Still, it was pretty intense, wasn't it?

I loved that Chloe was the one to save the day not once, but twice. She really is a true friend to Lucifer, and I'm getting the feeling that she's starting to have more than "just friends" feelings for her partner.

Lucifer's always had feelings for Chloe, though...

Kensi's awake, but that doesn't mean Deeks isn't still sleeping at the hospital as NCIS: Los Angeles season 8 continues. Also in episode six, titled "Home is Where the Heart Is," what starts as a look into a home invasion ends with a teenager in trouble, a maintenance man who is clearly hiding something and more than one explosion.  

Elsewhere in the hour, it's Deeks' turn to question what's going on with Eric and Nell when he walks into Ops and finds her hitting his hands -- to build up his controller grip strength, they try to explain -- but he can't leave them to what he sees as some sort of dominatrix/S&M thing (understandable considering the slapping and the order to do it "harder") because the doors don't open if he's not facing them. (He learns something new every day.)...

Good news: Kensi's awake. Bad news: the road to recovery is going to be a tough one as NCIS: Los Angeles season 8 continues. At the end of episode 5, Kensi woke up, but while she could squeeze Deeks' hand with her right, she couldn't with her left. As the promo for "Home Is Where the Heart Is" suggests, that may not be the only obstacle she'll face when it comes to returning to work.

As for the case in episode 6, after a maintenance man saved the life of a lieutenant commander, the team uncovers his dark past, one that puts a local teenager in trouble. Plus, Sam has to decide which colleague to take with him to the La football game.

For $659,900, you can own a piece of The Walking Dead history: Rick Grimes' house.

Home is where the heart is, so when sheriff's deputy Rick Grimes' eyelids opened after a nearly month-long coma, he set his bewildered sights on his house in King County. On the first season of AMC's The Walking Dead, the scenes of Rick's house were filmed at 817 Cherokee Avenue in Atlanta, Ga, a gorgeous structure that's now for sale at the aforementioned price of over half a million dollars, according to Comicbook.com via Curbed Atlanta.

Built in 1897, the remodeled house is a mix of modern and vintage, with two usable fireplaces (and four in total), a chef's kitchen, and a massive deck large enough to hold Rick's entire pre-prison group of survivors (so many of whom are no longer alive, unfortunately).

If you're interested in moving into the pre-apocalyptic home of Rick, Lori, and Carl,...

Home is where the heart is – especially now that Jill (Duggar) Dillard's best friend and little sister Jessa (Duggar) Seewald is visiting her new digs in Central America.

In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's Jill & Jessa: Counting On finale, Jill, 24, gives Jessa a tour of the house she and husband Derick, 27, are sharing during their Central American mission trip.

Jessa, 23, admires the "cozy" casa, noting that it's a lot like the house where she and hubby Ben, 20, live in the Duggars' native Tontitown, Arkansas. (The only difference Jessa happily notes is that her own abode has air conditioning to beat the Arkansan heat.

Home is where the heart is - especially now that Jill (Duggar) Dillard's best friend and little sister Jessa (Duggar) Seewald is visiting her new digs in Central America. In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's Jill & Jessa: Counting On finale, Jill, 24, gives Jessa a tour of the house she and husband Derick, 27, are sharing during their Central American mission trip. Jessa, 23, admires the "cozy" casa, noting that it's a lot like the house where she and hubby Ben, 20, live in the Duggars' native Tontitown, Arkansas. (The only difference Jessa happily notes is that her own abode has air conditioning to beat the Arkansan heat.

Home is where the heart is - especially now that Jill (Duggar) Dillard's best friend and little sister Jessa (Duggar) Seewald is visiting her new digs in Central America. In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's Jill & Jessa: Counting On finale, Jill, 24, gives Jessa a tour of the house she and husband Derick, 27, are sharing during their Central American mission trip. Jessa, 23, admires the "cozy" casa, noting that it's a lot like the house where she and hubby Ben, 20, live in the Duggars' native Tontitown, Arkansas. (The only difference Jessa happily notes is that her own abode has air conditioning to beat the Arkansan heat.

Home is where the heart is, especially for Married at First Sight's Jamie Hehner when it comes to the memories that surround the trailer where she grew up.

And on Tuesday's episode of Married at First Sight: The First Year, Hehner revisits her trailer with her sister, Leah – but this may be the last time she ever sees it.

"Leah and I are driving over to the trailer where we used to live because I'm selling it to an old family friend," Hehner says in a clip from episode, shared exclusively with People. "There are a lot of memories...

Home is where the heart is, especially for Married at First Sight's Jamie Hehner when it comes to the memories that surround the trailer where she grew up. And on Tuesday's episode of Married at First Sight: The First Year, Hehner revisits her trailer with her sister, Leah - but this may be the last time she ever sees it. "Leah and I are driving over to the trailer where we used to live because I'm selling it to an old family friend," Hehner says in a clip from episode, shared exclusively with People. "There are a lot of...

Home is where the heart is, especially for Chris Hemsworth. The Thor actor may be one of America's leading (and best looking) stars, but Hemsworth's decision to move his family back to his native Australia was all a selfless intention to focus completely on raising children - and less on his career. "It's no longer all about me, which is quite refreshing," Hemsworth, 32, says in the latest issue of Modern Luxury. "Acting is the most self-absorbed world, where you are thinking about your feelings...You are constantly having to self-analyze or analyze a character you are playing, so you are internalizing and thinking,...

Home is where the heart is, especially for Chris Hemsworth. The Thor actor may be one of America's leading (and best looking) stars, but Hemsworth's decision to move his family back to his native Australia was all a selfless intention to focus completely on raising children - and less on his career. "It's no longer all about me, which is quite refreshing," Hemsworth, 32, says in the latest issue of Modern Luxury. "Acting is the most self-absorbed world, where you are thinking about your feelings...You are constantly having to self-analyze or analyze a character you are playing, so you are internalizing and thinking,...

This is a reprint of our review from the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. Home is where the heart is, and love, longing, and grieving for the departed fragments of our lives we can never return to are lovingly realized in John Crowley’s exquisitely crafted and beautiful “Brooklyn.” Based on the novel by Irish author Colm Tóibín, and delicately adapted by Nick Hornby, “Brooklyn” tells the story of Eilis Lacey, an Irish immigrant who travels to America in the early 1950s for a more prosperous life. Living quietly in a small rural Irish town, opportunities are scarce, and Eilis (Saoirse Ronan) feels she has little choice when a unexpected chance to move abroad at the behest of a vicar presents itself. But the unplanned adventure to America is a sudden one, and leaving behind her beloved sister (Fiona Glascott), fragile mother (Jane Brennan), and the warm familiarity she came of age...

Home Improvement is one of nine collections of short films presented at the Tribeca Film Festival. These six documentary short films are centered on the saying, “Home is where the heart is,” and all of the subjects in their own way are finding ways to improve and contribute to their respective homes. In Body Team 12 and The Trials of Constance Baker Motley, home is country, and it is worth putting one’s life on the line to make that country better for future generations. In The Gnomist, The Lights, and The House is Innocent, home is smaller communities like cities or neighborhoods, and art and humor can transform a forest into a magical place, a house into a Christmas spectacle, or a notorious murder house into a real home. Even Interview with a Free Man asks whether these men can meaningfully contribute and find their place in society after incarceration.

Home is where the heart is for DreamWorks Animation investors this morning: The studio’s shares are up more than 7% in pre-market trading following the successful opening weekend for its only major 2015 release. Home‘s $54 million domestic box office gross trounced the Street’s expectations for about $30 million and broke a streak of disappointments that included write-downs for Penguins Of Madagascar, Mr. Peabody & Sherman, Turbo, and Rise Of The Guardians. It was Dwa’s…...

Home is where the heart is, and love, longing, and grieving for the departed fragments of our lives we can never return to are lovingly realized in John Crowley’s exquisitely crafted and beautiful “Brooklyn.” Based on the novel by Irish author Colm Tóibín, and delicately adapted by Nick Hornby, “Brooklyn” tells the story of Eilis Lacey, an Irish immigrant who travels to America in the early 1950s for a more prosperous life. Living quietly in a small rural Irish town, opportunities are scarce, and Eilis (Saoirse Ronan) feels she has little choice when a unexpected chance to move abroad at the behest of a vicar presents itself. But the unplanned adventure to America is a sudden one, and leaving behind her beloved sister (Fiona Glascott), fragile mother (Jane Brennan), and the warm familiarity she came of age in is devastating for the trepidatious young girl. As she crosses the Atlantic,...

Home is where the heart is. Newly single Josh Murray is finding comfort at home with his mom following his split from fiancée Andi Dorfman. The former Bachelorette contestant was spotted looking somber while walking his beloved bulldog Sabel with his mom near their family home in Tampa, Fla., on Tuesday, Jan. 13. Photos: Celebs who love The Bachelor Wearing a baseball cap, T-shirt, and bright shorts, the 30-year-old former athlete kept his head down as he talked with his mom. “Off to Tampa with my mama, can't [...]...

Sunday’s True Blood set the stage for an epic series finale stand-off, and as the great Pamela Swynford De Beaufort once said, “all roads lead to f—ing Sookie.”

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Picking up where last week’s episode left off — with Bill, noble as always, refusing to drink the Hep-v cure — Jessica asked her maker to release her. It was expectedly gut-wrenching, much like when Pam and Eric did the same dance back in Season 5, and certainly did nothing to make Bill’s future appear more hopeful.

They’ve just embarked on their much-anticipated Monster Tour, and Eminem and Rihanna have quite a show planned for the lucky fans holding onto tickets.

Slated to hit Pasadena, Detroit and East Rutherford, New Jersey, the “Love The Way You Lie” hitmakers just unleashed their long and impressive set list.

For the most part, Ri-Ri will play the first half of the gig with a few appearances from Em along the way, and then Marshall Mathers will close things out with some help from his sexy tourmate.

The 2014 Monster Tour set list is:

1) “Numb” – Both

2) “No Love (Don’t Hurt Me)” – Both

3) “Run This Town” – Both

4) “Live Your Life” – Rihanna

5) “Crack a Bottle” – Eminem

6) “Won’t Back Down” – Both

7) “What Now” – Rihanna

8) “Phresh Out the Runway” – Rihanna

9) “Cake” – Rihanna

10) “Talk That Talk” – Rihanna

11) “Rude Boy” – Rihanna

12) “What’s My Name?” – Rihanna (remixed with Trey Songz’ “Na Na”)

13) “Pour It Up...

Laura Bell Bundy is returning home when her new film, ‘Home Is Where the Heart Is,’ is released on DVD on August 19. The movie, which was directed by Rajeev Dassani and written by Conrad Goode, showcases the true meaning of caring for family, especially in times of need. The film also stars Bailee Madison, Conrad Goode, Jonathan Banks and John C. McGinley. The following synopsis for ‘Home Is Where the Heat Is’ has been released: Disillusioned actress Sunny returns to her hometown of Bent Arrow, Texas, to attend her mother’s funeral and provide guardianship for a half-sister she never knew, 10-year old Cotton. The dusty old town is struggling [ Read More ]

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It's a massive update this morning that includes Sony's remake of Annie and The Hundred-Foot Journey as your lone PG ratings. Tim Burton's possible Oscar contender Big Eyes along with the young adult adaptation The Maze Runner are your PG-13 entrants, while the R-ratings include As Above, So Below, James Franco's Child Of God, new Dr. Strange director, Scott Derrickson's Deliver Us From Evil, Cannes standout Foxcatcher and Anton Corbijn's A Most Wanted Man. Like I said, it's a big one, all the new ratings are listed below. America Rated PG-13 For violent images. Annie Rated PG For some mild language and rude humor. Release Date: December 19, 2014 As Above, So Below Rated R For bloody violence/terror, and language throughout. Release Date: August 15, 2014 Big Eyes Rated PG-13 For thematic elements and brief strong language. Release Date: December 25, 2014 Born To Race: Fast Track Rated PG For action,...

This year’s student-run Milwaukee Underground Film Festival will screen on May 1-4 at various locations on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus and off-campus at the Microlights Cinema. Once again, the festival will feature eclectic and amazing avant-garde and experimental short films in video, 16mm and 8mm formats.

The fest opens on May 1 with a screening of films made by this year’s three-member jury — David Witzling, Diane Kitchen and Scott Stark — followed by a special presentation of works from NYC’s Lgbt screening series, “Dirty Looks,” including Michael Robinson‘s hilarious The Dark, Krystle, Luther Price‘s recently restored Home and Michael Lucid‘s online video sensation Dirty Girls.

Other films to look out for are a pair of award-winning pieces: The May 2 at 2:00 p.m. shorts block will conclude with Jennifer Reeder‘s absolutely amazing A Million Miles Away, which took home the Best Short Film at the Chicago Underground Film Festival.

The 21st annual Chicago Underground Film Festival, which will run April 2-6 at the Logan Theater, will be extra special this year. Why? Because Mike Everleth, the Executive Editor of the Underground Film Journal, is sitting on this year’s festival jury! And looking over the fest lineup below, he is incredibly excited to witness this visual extravaganza of revolutionary cinematic madness. (Other jurors are Brian Chankin, Therese Grisham and Alison Cuddy.)

Opening Night Film: What I Love About Concrete is the debut feature by the directing team of Katherine Dohan and Alanna Stewart and is a surreal suburban tale about a teenage girl who believes she is transforming into a swan.

Closing Night Film: Usama Alshaibi will be making his triumphant return to Chicago with his latest documentary, American Arab, a personal and sociological examination of what it means to be an Arab in a post-9/11 United States. This...

The 52nd annual Ann Arbor Film Festival will be a jam-packed experimental feature and short film screening event running for six days and nights, this time on March 25-30.

Opening Night will feature a reception and an after-party, and stuffed between those will be a block of nine short films, including new ones by Bryan Boyce, Michael Robinson, Jennifer Reeder and Martha Colburn, as well as a never-before-released work by the legendary Bruce Baillie called Little Girl in which Baillie captured scenes of natural beauty.

Special Events scattered throughout the festival include a retrospective of indie filmmaker Penelope Spheeris that will feature her rock ‘n’ roll-based work, including the original The Decline of Western Civilization, plus The Decline of Western Civilization Part III, her influential punk film Suburbia (screening twice) and a collection of short films.

There will also be several films and presentations by filmmaking scholar Thom Andersen, such...

Review Kaci Ferrell 22 Jan 2014 - 07:45

Kaci wishes Ravenswood would hurry up with the curse revelations. Here's her review of this week's episode...

This review contains spoilers.

1.8 I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

After last week's stabbing shenanigans, Remy spends this week's episode in a sleep clinic, where she continues to be haunted by the man in the dark hat. It provides us some helpful backstory: namely, that Remy was visited by the man when she was a little girl as she slept. Mostly, anyway, because one time, she managed to wake up. Since his return, Remy remains as committed as ever to seeing her dreams through, since the information she's been gaining through them has helped the team learn more about the curse. It's really great to see her dad and Luke support her in this episode, especially Luke. I admit that he and Remy never really "clicked" for me...

Ravenswood recap: “Home is Where the Heart Is (Seriously — Check the Floorboards)” By Aleina McGettrick In this week’s episode of ABC Family‘s Ravenswood, the group is still trying to figure out more about the pact that the town made in 1917. After receiving more knowledge of what happened that night from Remy’s dream they know the contents of the pact; however, now they are trying to discover who is holding all of the power. They all assume that Mr. Collins or someone else in the Collins family is the bad guy, and we may even agree with them, but … Continue reading →

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Review Kaci Ferrell 15 Jan 2014 - 07:36

Ravenswood includes the parents this week, and leaves Kaci with even more questions. Here's her review...

This review contains spoilers.

1.7 Home Is Where The Heart Is - Seriously Check The Floorboards

In this week's episode of Ravenswood, someone should give the parents a stiff drink and a pat on the back.

Okay, I joke, but really, the parents in town are a focal point of this episode and it puts into perspective just how heinous the townspeople who made the pact really were. When we see Remy's dad react with sympathy, not anger, after she slices his arm with a knife while sleepwalking, we're watching a father who loves his daughter unconditionally and will quite literally shed blood without reserve for her. Think about that and then remember that some of the townspeople who made the pact that sends five teenagers to their death were parents themselves.

"Ravenswood" weaves an interesting web with "Home Is Where the Heart Is -- Seriously Check the Floorboards." Read on to find out who else might be involved with the curse.

The Curse

We all know that Dillon and Max are evil and up to no good, but the show hinted pretty hard this week that Tess and Springer are also involved ... somehow.

Tess reaches out to Olivia, trying to be friends and telling Liv she broke up with Springer. But not five minutes later, Springer confronts Tess and snarls, "I have to take it from Dillon, but I don't have to take it from you. Being nice to Olivia? That isn't gonna save you."

Springer tries to talk to Olivia about a lot of things, but he's agitated and a little incoherent. Liv runs from him and into the street, where Springer follows and is hit by a car -- with Tess behind the wheel.

In last week's episode, Esther's journal revealed that a preacher-who-must-not-be-named talked the town elders into signing the pact that created the curse. Meanwhile, Remy's dreams shed light on past events, including the fact that Original Caleb and Original Miranda witnessed the pact-signing. And Miranda tried to haunt Mrs. Grunwald for information, but learned that the mysterious woman already had a spirit visitor.

In this week's episode, "Home is Where the Heart is -- Seriously Check the Floorboards," Caleb's father comes to town, Miranda figures out Mrs Grunwald's connection to her spirit guardian and the cops come a-calling to the Matheson home. Read on to find out if Ravenswood continues to keep us guessing.

Did you know that Heathers screened in competition at Sundance? Even I wasn’t aware of this (or I’d forgotten), and I swear I’m one of the movie’s biggest fans. It’s not a fact revealed on the DVD commentary, apparently. It’s not even listed among the release dates on IMDb or Wikipedia, both of which tend to include major film festival appearances. The dark teen movie classic didn’t premiere in Park City, but following its debut in Milan, Italy, at the Mifed film market in October 1988, it went on to Sundance (then still known as the U.S. Film Festival) in January 1989, where it faced such features as Steven Soderbergh’s sex, lies and videotape (winner of the inaugural audience award), Martin Donovan’s Apartment Zero and Nancy Savoca’s barely remembered True Love, which won the dramatic jury prize (nice going 1989 jury member Jodie Foster!). According...

Hey, it wouldn’t be a ‘Pretty Little Liars’ spin-off without a few dead bodies, right?

“The Five” has already faced its fair share of enemies — dead, alive and everything in-between — but when Ravenswood returns with new episodes Jan. 7, Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) and his friends will find themselves up against a new threat: the boys in blue!

‘Ravenswood’: Luke Arrested On Winter Premiere

In this first-look photo, obtained exclusively by HollywoodLife.com, Luke (Brett Dier) is being hauled off in a Ravenswood police car — and something tells me they’re not taking him downtown just to give him a medal. What kind of trouble could Luke be getting himself into?

Perhaps the episode’s official log line can offer a clue:

‘Home is Where the Heart Is (Seriously – Check the Floorboards)’ – The Ravenswood police make a surprising discovery at the Matheson home, and Olivia and Luke are unnerved by Collins’ connection to their mother.

Home is where the heart is.

That sounds so much better than “Home is where the bile ducts are,” but the latter anatomical metaphor seems better suited to August: Osage County, the star-studded adaptation of Tracy Letts’ Pulitzer-winning play about an Oklahoma family “marinating in its own miserablism,” as EW’s Owen Gleiberman so aptly phrased it.

In the film, which arrives on Christmas Day, Meryl Streep plays the harpyish matriarch who presides over her husband’s funeral — he committed suicide — and drives her three daughters up the wall. Julia Roberts, Juliette Lewis, and Julianne Nicholson play the daughters, who...

Last season on Beauty And The Beast, Tess Vargas (Nina Lisandrello) had the biggest shock of her life. She found out that her partner’s boyfriend was a beast — literally. In Tess’ world, that should just not be possible. Humans are not beasts. Yet what her brain were telling her and what her eyes told her were distinctly at war. Still trying to assimilate to this new reality where human-beasts are actually possible, Tess returns in Season 2 determined to do two things: (1) help her friend Cat (Kristin Kreuk) any way she can and (2) get their professional careers back on track. This all sounds easier than it is to achieve. Fortunately, Tess is a resourceful woman. In a recent press interview from the set, Nina Lisandrello candidly talked about the hurdles ahead for Tess and whether or not there may be love blossoming in the air for the heart-broken detective.

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Home is where the heart is! When Bill and Giuliana Rancic started planning how they would decorate their dream home in Brentwood, Calif., they settled on two main themes: Clean lines and comfort. The latter was especially important since when the couple (who also have a pad in Chicago) moved into their new digs, they did so with their infant son, Duke. Luckily, the new parents created the exact balance they were hopping for thanks to a little help from interior designer Lonni Paul. "Lonni loves to show you something pricey and then something that is a great bargain," the E! News host shares in the 2013 October issue of Traditional Home magazine. "It's the testament of someone who truly...

Home is where the heart is. Or if you're Justin Bieber, it's where the party's at. In recent months the singer has angered his neighbors in the ultra-exclusive Oaks gated community, with loud parties and reckless driving. Of course, not all of those reported complaints were about the singer himself. In fact, some of the time the 19-year-old wasn't even home! But nevertheless his $6.5 million mega mansion remains a hot spot for wild shindigs. So what makes this place a complete playground? For starters, it's massive: 9,214 square feet including six bedrooms, seven baths, a pool, and a home theater. That's just the beginning. From killer views to a kitchen fit for a...

After a hometown date from hell, The Bachelor's Sean Lowe withheld the rose from early frontrunner Desiree Hartsock. The L.A.-based bridal stylist was devastated and the audience was stunned, but now the fan favorite will be the one handing out the flowers when The Bachelorette premieres May 27 on ABC. Although she would not say if her TV journey ended in jewelry, Hartsock spoke to reporters this week about her suitors, strategies and surviving Sean. What did you learn from your experience on The Bachelor? Did you steal any of Sean's strategies? I was able to put...

After a hometown date from hell, The Bachelor's Sean Lowe withheld the rose from early frontrunner Desiree Hartsock.

The L.A.-based bridal stylist was devastated and the audience was stunned, but now the fan favorite will be the one handing out the flowers when The Bachelorette premieres May 27 on ABC.

Although she would not say if her TV journey ended in jewelry, Hartsock spoke to reporters this week about her suitors, strategies and surviving Sean.

What did you learn from your experience on The Bachelor? Did you steal any of Sean's strategies?

I was able to put...

Home is where the heart is, and for Jennifer Aniston and fiancé Justin Theroux, that's New York City. In town to promote Living Proof hair care products, Aniston and Theroux shared a busy weekend together - hopping from a Broadway show to Sunday brunch. On Sunday, Aniston, 44, and Theroux, 41, were photographed holding hands as they walked to brunch at Fred's At Barneys New York, a restaurant that serves American and Italian cuisine inside the high-end department store. Wearing a green jacket and sunglasses, Theroux seemed to be enjoying the sunny May day as Aniston covered up with an oversize hat and sunglasses.

The 26th annual Images Festival will be taking over Toronto on April 11-20 with an epic series of experimental film screenings, media installations, expanded cinema performances, workshops, artist talks and tons more. With so much going on, the Underground Film Journal is just listing all the screening events below. For everything Images has to offer, please visit their official website.

Before the screenings list, here are some of the highlights:

Opening Night: Accompanying the documentary imagery of prolific filmmaker Robert Todd will be live music performed by electronic music deconstructionist Tim Hecker. Plus, there will be a new audiovisual work by SlowPitch called Emoralis, which pairs images of snails with crackly and droning rhythms.

Closing Night: Corredor will be a live performance piece combining South American imagery by artist Alexandra Gelis, accompanied by live music by drummer Hamid Drake and saxophonist David Mott.

Live Performances: Jodie Mack will provide live...