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Watch Kendall Jenner Discuss Incident With Alleged Stalker in New ‘KUWTK’ Promo (Video)

Kendall Jenner is opening up about her scary experience with her alleged stalker in a new preview for Keeping Up with the Kardashians. The 21-year-old model says being “so independent” and alone isn’t really that appealing to her anymore. “I had someone break into my house,” she tells Scott Disick and her mom Kris Jenner in the promo clip (below). “I used to be the one who was so independent. I was always kind of by myself, in a good way, but now it’s fully flipped.” “So, I came home one night and there was a guy sitting on the side of my street, and I was like, ‘That’s so weird,’” she adds. &#… [Read More...]

‘Striking Out’: TV Review

Ireland’s No. 1 drama, ‘Striking Out,’ about a lawyer who starts anew after she finds her fiance cheating on her, comes to the U.S. via Acorn TV.read more [Read More...]

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Television Series ‘The One Percent’ No Longer at Starz

Academy Award-winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu‘s (The Revenant) television series, The One Percent, now needs a new home. After some production delays, Starz decided to let go of the series they gave a straight-to-series order to back in 2014. The One Percent, which Iñárritu is going to shoot in sequence, is set to star Hilary Swank and Greg Kinnear, and Ed Harris might join them. Below, learn more about the The One Percent series. Deadline reports the show will try move forward with Kinnear now co-starring. Originally, The Once Percent was going to star Ed Helms (Cedar Rapids), but his departure goes unexplained. Swank and Kinner will play a family trying to keep their declining farm afloat. Alfred and Laura Murphy are nearly… [Read More...]

‘The Leftovers’ Season 3 Trailer: It’s Getting Downright Apocalyptic Out There

In its second season, HBO’s The Leftovers reinvented itself. While the first season, noteworthy for its unrelenting grimness and incredible sense of dread, made for gripping and divisive television, the second season did something remarkable: it became fun. And more importantly, it became fun without sacrificing that uncomfortable tone and those complicated characters and the overwhelming sense that nothing is okay and it never well be okay and everyone is going to die. So when I watch the new trailer for the show’s third and final season, I find myself filled with equal amounts of dread and giddiness – we’re all going to have a great time feeling really bad. Like the first season 3 teaser, this trailer is heavy on suffocating atmosphere and light… [Read More...]