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Mafia Wars is an action thriller that loses momentum in the third act, which really drags the entire thriller aspect through the mud. Starring Tom Welling, who previously starred as Clark Kent in the popular series Smallville, Mafia Wars is a very different role. While he may add a certain level of star quality, it is not enough to redeem the rest of the movie from an underdeveloped script, poor pacing, and a supporting cast that was, by and large, mediocre.

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Director Scott WindhauserRelease Date October 11, 2024Writers Scott WindhauserCast Sterling Griffin, Alessia Alciati, Sidhartha Mallya, Al Linea, Cher Cosenza, Chris Mullinax, Tom Welling, Cam GigandetCharacter(s) Allegra, Mangal, Lombardi, Spinx, Griff, Terry, Rossi, JackRating RGenres Action

The movie kicks off with Tom Welling's character, Terry, being bailed out of prison early after getting into a brawl to protect his cellmate. As it turns out, the benefactor who offers...

Tiger Shroff Delivered His 3rd Continous Flop At The Box Office With Bade Miyan Chote Miyan ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

It was a heartbreaking shock when Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff’s Bade Miyan Chote Miyan tanked at the box office. What was touted as one of the biggest action films in India, helmed by Ali Abbas Zafar, could not impress the audiences, wrapping its run at the box office at 110 crore worldwide.

While Bmcm did not work at the box office, it did dent Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff’s reputation as bankable stars as it clashed with Ajay Devgn’s Maidaan at the box office. But looking at the numbers, the only saving grace for the actors has been the film performing better than their last flops.

Bade Miyan Chote Miyan performed way better than Akshay Kumar’s last two flops at the box office. It is the third...

Fahadh Faasil’s Aavesham Completes Its Run At The Box Office. (Photo Credit – Youtube)

Fahadh Faasil‘s Aavesham has hit the ball out of the court, and as the film reaches the finishing line, completing the Eid clash race of two Hindi films and two Malayalam films, his action-comedy has emerged as the clear winner at the box office with 152 crore collection globally.

Aavesham Box Office Collection – Best Eid Film!

On Eid 2024, four major films were released at the box office. Ajay Devgn’s Maidaan & Akshay Kumar – Tiger Shroff’s Bade Miyan Chote Miyan in Hindi and Fahadh Faasil’s Reintroduction against Varshangalkku Shesham in Malayalam. Out of the four films making it one of the biggest Eid clashes, Aavesham turned out to be the best performer, with close to 96 crore gross box office collections in India.

Aavesham has broken many box office records, and the film emerged as the...

Exclusive: Roman Kemp is to host The Finish Line, the BBC’s latest big daytime TV bet from The Chase producer Potato.

Kemp, the well-known radio host who came third on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! 2019, will be assisted by Sarah Greene in the show, which is currently filming in Belfast.

Co-produced by Potato and Nice One Productions, The Finish Line sees five contestants compete in quiz-fuelled races across a unique racetrack set, battling across a series of qualifiers and head-to-head races for the chance to cross the finish line and win a cash prize.

The Finish Line is Kemp’s debut hosting gig. The son of EastEnders actor Martin Kemp has appeared on a number of TV shows and has hosted the Capital FM Breakfast Show for the past six years.

Kemp praised the nature of the “brand new format based on an iconic horseracing fairground game.

Legendary marathoner Meb Keflezighi, widely considered the best American long distance runner ever, shared words of encouragement and inspiration with the Broadway Run team just days before their Dash to the Finish Line 5K. The team is running the 5K this Saturday, November 4, to raise money for Broadway CaresEquity Fights AIDS. Scroll down for photos of Meb with the team...

After two seasons of relentlessly grim Arrow, we all welcomed Flash with open arms, rejoicing in its optimism and joy. Sure, there were some quibbles and wobbles, but it was still eminently entertaining with an appealing cast.

Then came season three. I do not understand DC’s fixation with Flashpoint, a miniseries that really doesn’t hold up to examination and was not only the cornerstone for this misfire of a season but will also be felt in the first Flash feature film. The repercussions of Barry’s rash decision at the end of season two, to race back in time and save his mother’s life, had substantial impact on his life and those of others in his world. Then, when he tried to fix it, other changes happened and he spent most of the season moping.

Flash: The Complete Third Season, out this week from Warner Home Entertainment,...

Best Buddies International, a nonprofit dedicated to creating opportunities for friendship, employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (Idd), is pleased to announce that Steve Hearst and California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom will serve as Honorary Co-Chairs of the 14th Best Buddies Challenge: Hearst Castle presented by Pepsi-Cola.

Journalist and Author Maria Shriver will serve as Honorary Chair Emeritus. More than 2,000 people are expected to participate in the Challenge – a charity walk, run and ride to benefit Best Buddies International – on September 9.

“I take great pride and pleasure in welcoming the Best Buddies Challenge: Hearst Castle presented by Pepsi-Cola back to Hearst Ranch and I am honored to serve as the Honorary Co-Chair for this year’s festivities, said Steve Hearst. “The Hearst Corporation and I maintain an overwhelming sense of community as we welcome Best Buddies to the Ranch again this year. We greatly enjoy...

The few remaining survivors head to Heart Enterprises for the real finish line of their quest in a new clip from the season 1 finale of Blood Drive.

"On Blood Drive Season 1, Episode 13: Once upon a time Slink tells us a little story about The Scar and how fracked up life can be.

Blood Drive | Season 1, Episode 13: Finish Line

The survivors raid Heart Enterprises to stop the Blood Drive once and for all. Guess what they find?

Los Angeles 1999 - The Future: where water is a scarce as oil, and climate change keeps the temperature at a cool 115 in the shade. It’s a place where crime is so rampant that only the worst violence is punished, and where Arthur Bailey — the city’s last good cop — runs afoul of the dirtiest and meanest underground car rally in the world, Blood Drive. The master of ceremonies is a vaudevillian nightmare,...

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While there’s no shame in saying the cliffhanger that The Flash season 3 left us on will make enduring the summer hiatus difficult, it’s probably safe to assume that very few of us think Barry Allen is gone for good. As you should recall, he willingly entered the Speed Force in the closing moments of “Finish Line” to atone for the guilt that has accompanied him since creating Flashpoint.

In the time since, a fraction of the fanbase has theorized that Wally West, currently Kid Flash, will step up by becoming Central City’s top superhero. Admittedly, there’s nothing wrong with thinking this could pan out because not only has Wally been promoted in the comics before, but he was also the one and only Flash in the TV show’s world of Flashpoint.

After three years of similar speedster villains, it was confirmed a while ago that The Flash season 4 would see the Fastest Man Alive face off against a different type of opponent. But who could it be? Well, we might now have the answer.

TV Line are reporting that Clifford DeVoe Aka The Thinker will be the big bad of next season. Though it’s an unsubstantiated report, with only unnamed “sources” referenced, we have a feeling that the site is on the level with this one. After all, they were right on the money with the identity of Supergirl season 3’s big bad, breaking the news a few days before the official reveal came from The CW, which told us that it’ll be Reign (as played by Odette Annable).

More than that, though, The Thinker has already been referenced a couple of times over the last season of the show.

Burbank, CA (May 31, 2017) – Just in time for the fourth season premiere of the #1 show on The CW, catch the fastest man alive as he zigzags through the action-packed release of The Flash: The Complete Third Season from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Blu-rayTM and DVD on September 5, 2017. Delivering 5 million Total Viewers per episode, The Flash is a Top 10 series on all broadcast with Men 18-34 (#7) and Men 18-49 (#10)⃰. Fans will be able to revisit all 23 electrifying episodes from the third season, including the DC-crossover episode, plus over two hours of extra content, including behind-the-scenes featurettes on the “Invasion!” cross over episode and the “Duets” musical episode, a conversation with Andrew Kreisberg and Kevin Smith, deleted scenes, and more. The Flash: The Complete Third Season is priced to own at $49.99 Srp for the DVD and $54.97 Srp for the Blu-rayTM which includes a Digital Copy. The Flash: The Complete...

Since its inception a few years back, The Flash has continually gripped fans by delivering a well-rounded viewing experience that capably blends superhero storytelling with crazy sci-fi action, riveting drama and a dash of comedy. Plus, it doesn’t shy away from its comic book roots in the slightest, effectively making the dreams of those who adore the source material come true on a weekly basis.

With its third season, the producers delved deeper into the books for inspiration, incorporating Flashpoint as a way of simultaneously changing the landscape and to show Barry Allen that there are consequences for his actions. Throughout it all, Cisco Ramon and Caitlin Snow finally embraced their destinies as Vibe and Killer Frost, respectively, while a new threat emerged in the form of Savitar, the self-proclaimed God of Speed.

On September 5, you can relive the journey all over again – or experience it for the first...

The Flash: Finish Line Review The CW’s The Flash: Season 3, Episode 23: ‘Finish Line’ helped end the third season on an emotional note. Season 3 hasn’t been a strong season throughout, but the show managed to make an extraordinary feat during the last few weeks, moving Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) away [...]

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Although last night’s final showdown with Savitar was certainly one to remember, we can probably all breathe a sigh of relief knowing that The Flash is now putting the notion of having evil speedsters serving as its big bads behind it. And, as if there were any doubt, yet another teaser was dropped for who may very well be next year’s overarching villain.

If your memory serves you well, then you’ll remember that in the episode “Abra Kadabra” that aired a few months back, the titular villain casually mentioned a “DeVoe” in the same breath as Eobard Thawne and Hunter Zolomon, citing him as one of Barry Allen’s greatest nemeses. Well, in “Finish Line,” Savitar became the second villain with knowledge of the future to let that name slip, further strengthening the possibility that we’ll see the Thinker come this fall.

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Season 3 was a rough year for The Flash, for the character himself and the show. The show wallowed in darkness far more than usual and as a result often felt like an entirely different and far less enjoyable story. Yet in the end of season 3, The Flash made strides to fix some of its tone problems and reconnected with the optimistic Barry Allen of the past, doing away with the miserable, broody model that has been around since "Flashpoint." The season finale, "Finish Line," was along those same lines and was a pretty solid ending to an inconsistent season. Then the last scene struck and everything changed.

Mike Cecchini May 25, 2017

What the hell happened at the end of The Flash season 3 finale? Major spoilers ahead...

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Well, I have to hand it to the DC TV superhero universe. They sure do have some movement on their curve. Between the Supergirl season 2 finale and The Flash's Finish Line the CW has left us with two surprisingly ambiguous endings. But the ambiguity surrounding that Supergirl finale had more to do with other characters and the potential villain for next year. The Flash gave us something a little more immediately pressing... namely, the actual fate of our hero.

There are three massive questions to be answered here. I kind of have an idea of what's going on. Mostly.

Is Barry Allen dead?

What? No! Of course not. Don't you worry about a thing. 

For one thing, as we saw, the mysterious newspaper...

Mike Cecchini May 24, 2017

The Flash Season 3 finale reveals the final fate of a central character and sets the stage for what's to come...

This review contains spoilers.

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I think I can safely say that I am satisfied with The Flash season 3 finale, Finish Line. What I didn't expect was just how seriously they were going to take that Finish Line title, and for the second year in a row, they managed to throw fans a serious curve. More than one, as a matter of fact.

I've written so many variations of this over the last handful of reviews that I hesitate to go back into it one more time, but just in case you're new here: I have been completely on board with the second...

From “Flashpoint” to “Finish Line,” The Flash Season 3 took its hero, Barry Allen, through various emotional states after deciding to save his mother at the end of last season. The highs and lows ended with the ultimate sacrifice– Barry …...

Savitar stabbed a member of the team in the penultimate episode of The Flash season 3. But as the season finale shows, there's more to what happens on Infantino Street than they originally thought.

As everyone will soon learn in "Finish Line," Savitar is just one problem they'll be facing. And just when they think they can breathe (and laugh and plan their futures), a bigger one pops up.

Welcome to PeekTV, your daily look at the best that television has to offer. In each installment, we make three picks for the best shows to watch and…toss in a little extra.

Tuesday, May 23 What Happened Last Night?!

Whose wedding made it into last night’s TV picks? (Side note: some Philip Roth made it in, too.)

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“Finish Line,” CW – 8:00 p.m.

Synopsis: With nothing left to lose, Barry takes on Savitar in an epic conclusion to season three.

Why You Should Watch: The CW continues to delight with its DC TV offerings. “The Flash” has long been a subject of critical championing, and we’re intrigued to see what a potential Season 4 might have in store. At the very least, this seems to be a climactic showdown worthy of Barry Allen’s comic book forebears (even if this episode won’t have any musical numbers...

The Flash: Finish Line Trailer and Images The CW’s The Flash Season 3, Episode 23: ‘Finish Line’ TV Show trailer stars Grant Gustin, Candice Patton, Carlos Valdes, Danielle Panabaker, and Jesse L. Martin. With all hope lost, Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) must now stop Savitar once an for [...]

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Chance the Rapper performed live at Saturday Night Live last night for the final show of the year. Chance performed the song “Finish Line/Drown” with Noname, and “Same Drugs” with Francis and the Lights. He also participated in a parody of Run Dmc‘s “Christmas in Hollis” that spoofed the black community’s reaction to the end […]

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Patriots Day Reviewed by Tami Smith, Film Reviewer for Shockya Grade: B+ Director: Peter Berg Written by: Peter Berg, Matt Cook, Joshua Zetumer, based on: “Boston Strong” by Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Kevin Bacon, John Goodman, J.K. Simmons, Michelle Monaghan Release Date: December 21st, 2016 (limited) One sunny afternoon after completing a walking tour of the Acropolis we returned to the Electra Palace Hotel in Athens for R&R before dinner. While stretching on the bed and flipping channels of the TV monitor I stumbled upon CNN’s Wolf Blitzer standing at the Boston Marathon Finish Line while giving an agonizing speech about bombs, terrorists, and dead civilians. What [ Read More ]

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Dark Horse – this year’s extraordinary new documentary about a pub barmaid from a poor Welsh mining town who takes on the “elite sport of kings” and breeds herself an improbable racehorse champion – crosses the DVD & Digital finish line August 23 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. The Sony Pictures Classics release, a 2015 Sundance Film Festival winner directed by Louise Ormond (BAFTA nominated for Richard III: The King In The Car Park), won the Festival’s World Cinema Documentary Audience Award and was also premiered at the Toronto Film Festival. The film received an outstanding reception from audiences and critics alike, capturing a 96% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and lauded as “heartwarming,” “irresistible,” “exhilarating,” “stirring,” “moving,” “delightful” and “inspiring.” Screendaily’s Allan Hunter concluded, “A heartwarming true story that has been expertly crafted into an irresistible, emotion-charged documentary.”

Dark Horse begins in 2000 in Cefn Forest, a small town in Wales, when Jan...

Pippa Middleton has conquered the Matterhorn. The younger sister of Princess Kate reached the summit of the Matterhorn in Switzerland with her brother, James, her partner scaling Mont Blanc in 2008. The climb was in-character for the adventure-seeker, but it also came with a greater purpose in mind. Pippa, who became engaged to financier James Matthews earlier this month, did the climb to raise money for the Michael Matthews Foundation in honor of her fiancé's brother who died while scaling Mount Everest in 1999. He was 22 and was the youngest Briton ever to have scaled the peak at the time. "It was...

The wait for season seven of Game of Thrones could be longer than expected. Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss revealed that production on the HBO fantasy drama is going to start later than expected. The duo, who made the remarks during a Ufc podcast, said production is waiting for gloomy weather to return in a bid to capture the weather that comes with the "Winter is here" moment revealed in the season six finale.   { "nid": 886845, "type": "blog", "title": "'Game of Thrones' Showrunners Discuss Endgame: "We're Approaching the Finish Line"", "path": "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/game-thrones-

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The Flash season 3 will end with an episode entitled Finish Line. The trailer and synopsis are here...

The Flash's season 3 finale will air in the USA next week. The episode is going by the title Finish Line, and it's bound to be a big emotional one for Grant Gustin's Barry Allen.

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Here's the trailer...

And here's the synopsis...

"Season Finale: With nothing left to lose, Barry (Grant Gustin) takes on Savitar in an epic conclusion to season three. David McWhirter directed the episode, written by Aaron Helbing & Todd Helbing."

More news as we hear it.

Three surprise returning characters will appear in the second half of The Flash season 3. Only scroll beyond our spoiler squirrel if you want to know who it is making unexpected comebacks...

Eddie Thawne actor Rick Cosnett has confirmed on...

HBO is sharing the Game of Thrones wealth with the cast. The stars of the Emmy-winning drama are in line to receive hefty salary raises for the likely eighth and potentially final season of the fantasy drama based on the books by George R.R. Martin, sources confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter. { "nid": 886845, "type": "blog", "title": "'Game of Thrones' Showrunners Discuss Endgame: "We're Approaching the Finish Line"", "path": "http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/game-thrones-showrunners-series-end-886845", "relative-path": "/live-feed/game-thrones-showrunners-series-end-886845" } Due to score sizable pay bumps are leads Peter Dinklage (Tyrion

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The debut trailer for Finish Line Games’ absurdist first-person adventure Maize is now online, revealing a bizarre world and an even crazier premise.

Maize is said to be an absurdist comedy based around unusual government conspiracies and offering up no shortage of weirdness. The trailer doesn’t give an awful lot away as far as gameplay or plot is concerned, but the Monty Python-esque tone is perfectly captured as we are introduced to a stalk of the sentient corn that will apparently play a very large part in the narrative.

The developer’s official synopsis explains as much:

Maize is a first-person adventure game about what happens when two scientists misinterpret a memo from the U.S. Government and create sentient corn. And that last sentence is pretty much the least ridiculous thing about the game.

The story will take place on a desolate farm which players will explore to...

The season finale of The Amazing Race is here! After a trip around the world, the teams are finally coming back to America and the final Finish Line is up for grabs. Only three teams are left and it might be one of the most surprising Final Three in The Amazing Race history. I don't think many, if any, The Amazing Race fans would pick all three of these teams to be the ones to get the closest to the million dollar prize, but that's what happened. Likely or not, one of these teams is going to win, so let's look at who is the most likely in our finale predictions.

Run a 7K? That's no sweat for Pippa Middleton! Just days after competing in a grueling ski race, the younger sister of Princess Kate showed off her sporty side once again while participating in the "Hare and Tortoise Walk" to raise money for the Mary Hare School for Deaf Children in Berkshire, U.K., on Wednesday. The ambassador for the school wore an $80 light blue windbreaker from Salomon, black leggings and colorful neon sneakers while jogging around the Donnington Castle. She wore her hair in a casual, loose braid for the occasion. Throughout the race, Middleton was joined by a...

As one of the launch titles for the original Xbox console, Cel Damage promised sharp, cartoony visuals and addictive vehicular mayhem. At the end of the day, though, the game failed to really deliver, and received middling reviews as a result. It was also practically forgotten about until Toronto-based Finish Line Games decided to remaster its wreck-filled arenas with high definition visuals.

Cel Damage HD, as they call it, was originally released a couple of years ago as an exclusive for the PlayStation suite of consoles (and handheld). Said exclusivity was merely timed, though, as the game has now made its way to the Xbox One as a downloadable affair. As such, it’s essentially come home, and — in doing so — provides a look back at the history of the Xbox brand.

The idea behind Cel Damage HD is that what we’re playing is merely a televised sporting event,...

An innovative new film and TV script competition that emphasizes the art of the rewrite launched this week courtesy of two Hollywood veterans — a longtime literary manager turned script consultant and a well-known music and film producer Michael Patterson. The organizers behind the Finish Line Script Competition know that rewriting your screenplay or TV pilot is an essential and increasingly important part of the writing process. After you submit your screenplay or pilot to the competition, a seasoned script consultant can, if you choose, give you comprehensive development notes, after which you can resubmit your improved draft. This may continue for.

Read More: Sundance Announces Competition and Next Lineups, Featuring Returning Favorites and a Secret Director Getting the call from the Sundance Film Festival that your film has been accepted can be one of the most exhilarating moments indie filmmakers will ever experience, but it can also be one of the most sobering ones. With approximately two months between acceptance letters and premieres, filmmakers are faced with having to finish editing their films, completing sound design (including sound effects, score and mix) and mastering the picture (including color correction and special effects), often on a shoestring budget while over 100 other indies face the same deadline. Speeding to the Finish Line "The Sundance announcement is an especially hard win to fully enjoy,” said producer Alicia Van Couvering, whose Sundance-premiering credits include last year's "Cop Car" and "Digging For Fire." “You don't ever want to turn down a major festival, but...

Carlos PenaVega is chronicling his experiences on Dancing with the Stars' 21st season exclusively for People.com. Follow Carlos on Twitter!

Saying Goodbye to My WifeLast Monday was brutal. I knew from day one that Alexa and I might not make it to the finals together – and that when that happened it would be rough – but I just wasn't expecting it to be last week.

In my head, it was going to maybe happen this week. So, I had been mentally preparing for that. Lex had such a great night on Monday and really let herself be vulnerable. I was so happy for her,...

Hey there creeps! Remember when I gave ya the skinny on the new splatter gem Condemned — a flick containing more bodily fluids than a couch in the San Fernando Valley? Well, guess what? The flicks die-rector, Eli Morgan Gesner, just strolled on into the Crypt o’ Xiii for a lil’ chittin’ and chattin’!

Famous Monsters. Condemned is vile, disgusting, perverse, and absolutely 100% awesome! How did you come up with such a heady ghoul-ash?

Eli Morgan Gesner. The main idea was to make a New York City horror film. In my opinion, this is one of the most challenging ideas possible. Most horror films have their foundation in isolation — a cabin in the woods, lost on the Texas plains, Antarctic research base, etc. Essentially, there’s no one to come and help once the s–t hits the fan. In New York City, once the s–t hits the fan, everyone...

You may never look at your pet pooch the same way again after watching CBS’ upcoming event series, Zoo (premiering June 30).

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Based on James Patterson’s book of the same name, the drama chronicles what happens when “the animals decide… they’ve had enough,” explains executive producer Jeff Pinkner, “[and] it’s time to fight back.”

Despite the scary nature of the premise, fellow Ep Scott Rosenberg insists, “Nobody wants to create an environment where [viewers] are anti-animal.” That said, “We want the whole world to fear their Schnauzer,” he adds.

If you’ve been a devoted watcher of Under the Dome‘s past two seasons, you may have experienced any of the following side effects: confusion at unanswered questions, frustration at new storylines and a lingering feeling of skepticism.

But according to executive producers Neal Baer and Tim Schlattmann, Season 3 of the CBS sci-fi drama (premiering June 25 at 9/8c) will be the one that delivers those long-awaited answers.

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“We will tell you why the dome came down and what it’s about,” Baer promised at a CBS summer press event on Monday.

NBC’s Grimm closed Season 4 on Friday night with 4.7 million total viewers and a 1.1 demo rating, ticking up week-to-week but down 11 percent and two tenths from its previous finale.

RelatedGrimm EPs Talk Nick’s Fury, Diana’s Devious Move and [Spoiler]’s Death

Over on CBS, the latest Amazing Race ended with 5.7 mil and a 1.0, dipping a tenth week-to-week and down from both its previous Friday finale (6.6 mil/1.3) and its year-ago finish (8.2 mil/1.8, on a Sunday). The Eye’s Acm special averaged 5 mil and a 0.7 from 9 to 11 pm.

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Warning: The following contains spoilers from Thursday’s season finale of Elementary.

Where’s the nearest meeting? Because we’re the ones who need some support after Thursday night’s season finale of Elementary.

The hour went down a dark path as Sherlock was forced to work with his former drug dealer in order to rescue his friend Alfredo. Eventually, the P.I. succumbed to his nature and broke his sobriety.

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While it’s a sad turn of events for all involved, the plot twist does...

Hyvon Ngetich, a marathon runner from Kenya, collapsed while running the Austin Marathon in Texas Sunday, but willed her way across the finish line on her hands and knees. Hyvon Ngetich Crawls To Finish Line Ngetich’s body gave out on her with two-tenths of a mile left in the 26.2 mile race while she was […]

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Listen up, fellas: Complex has everything you're looking for in a publication. Music, sports, trends and, yes, even sneakers paint the pages of this on-beat mag. And at the helm of the magazine's compelling content, we've got director of content strategy Joe La Puma. Starting his stint with the magazine as a college intern, La Puma's been with Complex magazine long enough to know exactly what his 20-something male audience craves. So what's a day in La Puma's life like? Read on to find out! What was your very first job? Sneaker salesman at the Finish Line in South Shore Mall. How did you get started in your career? I wrote for my college newspaper (The Daily...

If you’re waiting for a call to explain your existence, this week’s show might be it. We’ll talk with Terry Gilliam about religious themes in his movies, ask him to psychoanalyze Don Quixote and then find out what he’d do if he ran a billion-dollar movie studio. Plus, Geoff and I offer the lessons we’ve learned going into the final week of the Six Week Spec Challenge and offer/dissect some creepy/funny two-sentence stories. As a bonus, we’ll present our favorite three two-sentence stories from the ones you sent in. You should follow the show (@brokenprojector), Geoff (@drgmlatulippe) and Scott (@scottmbeggs) on Twitter for more on a daily basis. Please review us on iTunes Download Episode #73 Directly Or subscribe Through iTunes On This Week’s Show: What We Learned This Week [0:00 - 0:30] Set Up and Pay Off [0:30 - 18:45] The Church of Terry Gilliam [18:45 - 35:30] #SixWeekSpec At the Finish Line [35:30 - 44:30] Heroes of the Week...

Almost any studio tentpole has a parade of different writers working on the script. Some get credit; many do not. In the case of Ant-Man, Edgar Wright and Joe Cornish did most of the work, writing a series of drafts that got the film through development. But then a significant rewrite, said to be by […]

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If you had asked me to name 100 titles that could have possibly been the recipient of an HD re-release, I’m not sure Cel Damage would have crossed my mind at all. Originally released for the Xbox back in 2001, the cartoonishly violent vehicular combat title quickly faded from public conscience following its release, much like the genre itself has over time. Regardless of whether or not anyone asked for it though, Finish Line Games has decided to resurrect the Cel Damage and bring it to a whole new audience on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita.

Cel Damage HD centers around a destruction derby show on the fictional Toon TV network, and tasks each player with getting behind the wheel as one of its actors. Whether it be Sinder, the demon who got thrown out of hell, or Fowl Mouth, a duck that acts like a 1930s B-movie star, there...

The 2014 Boston Marathon is currently underway, marking the first marathon since the Boston Marathon bombings, killing three and injuring over 200.

The marathon began at around 9 a.m. E.T, with a moment of silence to remember the victims of the bombings and two firefighters who recently passed.

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Though the official anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings was April 15, the return to the Boston Marathon marks an emotional day for Bostonians. On April 21, a reported 36,000 people will participate in the Marathon, a number up 9,000 from the normal 27,000 allowed. The huge number of added participants will be made up of the 5,600 people who were unable to cross the finish line last year, who have all been invited to return to the race, those who were injured in the bombings and their family, first responders and runners who are participating to raise money for charity.

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J.J. Abrams' Lance Armstrong biopic is entering its next leg, with Deadline reporting that the movie will be written by High Fidelity's D. V. DeVincentis and based on journalist Juliet Macur's book, Cycle of Lies: The Fall of Lance Armstrong. DeVincentis also counts 1997's Grosse Pointe Blank among his screenwriting credits; as for the source material, Macur spent over a decade covering Armstrong for the The New York Times, chronicling everything from the cyclists near-fatal battle with testicular cancer to his triumphant seven Tour de France victories and...

Thousands of people ran in the New York City marathon on Nov. 3, including some of your favorite celebs! However, some celebrities that didn’t run, such as Gisele Bundchen, simply tweeted their support for runners and fellow celebrity pals in the race. Keep reading to see what they said!

Pamela Anderson and Katie Holmes were only two celebrities that expressed their excitement via Twitter for the NYC marathon. What did others celebrities say — and what family member was Alicia Keys cheering on during the race?

Katie Holmes, Pamela Anderson & More Celebrities Tweet About NYC Marathon

The NYC Marathon resulted in celebrities wishing runners — and family members in the race — the best of luck on Twitter:

Good luck tomorrow @Bevansburg! We are cheering for you in La … xx...