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Dexter: Original Sin is a prequel to the Showtime series Dexter, which expands on the initial killings of the infamous vigilante serial killer. The show features an amateur Dexter Morgan as he attempts to refine his craft of killing bad people. As the series progressed, numerous revelations and surprises surrounded Dexter's extracurricular activities. While Dexter sought victims, his estranged brother, Brian, lingered in the shadows, trying to reconnect with him.

In Dexter: Original Sin, there are significantly fewer kills compared to the original show, Dexter. However, the killings in the first season are crucial to several character arcs. Among the kills in Dexter: Original Sin, some stood out more than others.

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At the end of the premiere episode of Dexter: Original Sin, Dexter cheekily says that everyone remembers their first time.

Finally, the season finale of Dexter: Original Sin is here, and it does not disappoint. Riddled with tension and blood spatter, episode 10 gives us an in-depth look at Brian’s (Xander Mateo/Roby Attal) life post-Dexter (Patrick Gibson), intense showdowns between Harry (Christian Slater) and Brian as well as Dexter (Patrick Gibson) and Captain Spencer (Patrick Dempsey), and a little resolution that sets us up nicely to glide right on into the events of the original series. Let’s break down the season finale in this week’s recap!

Brian’s life post-Dexter

Episode 10 opens with Brian recounting to his psychiatrist, Dr. Paul Petrie, all the times in his life that Dexter has been taken from him. The first was when Harry took Dexter from Brian’s arms in the shipping container, and we really see how much this impacted Brian, who’d bravely comforted his little brother with...

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The following contains major spoilers from Dexter: Original Sin Season 1, Episode 8, "Business and Pleasure," now streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime and debuting Sunday, Feb. 2 on Showtime. It also contains descriptions of violence.

Dexter: Original Sin Season 1, Episode 8, "Business and Pleasure" is the tipping point of the entire season. It's the episode that will immediately sear itself into the minds of fans, for its closing scene alone. This is the episode where the Dexter prequel finally justifies its existence, after far too long treading water.

"Business and Pleasure" sees the young Dexter Morgan trying to convince Harry that Captain Aaron Spencer is the child killer -- which fans already know from the end of Episode 7. Meanwhile, Dexter also...

Exclusive: Gersh on Thursday announced its signing of James Wolk, the always-busy actor who most recently led NBC’s drama series Ordinary Joe, exec produced by Matt Reeves.

Wolk in that show played Joe Kimbreau, a character followed on multiple timelines after making a pivotal, life-changing decision at his college graduation. He previously led CBS’ sci-fi thriller series Zoo, based on the bestselling novel by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge, which ran for three seasons, and also starred opposite Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar in CBS’ sitcom The Crazy Ones.

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The actor appeared alongside Regina King, Don Johnson, and Tim Blake Nelson in HBO’s Emmy-winning smash Watchmen,...

Exclusive: Boston Celtics shooting guard Jaylen Brown has signed with M88 for management, becoming the first athlete to join the company’s roster of artists and cultural leaders. M88 will now look to create and develop opportunities for Brown in both the entertainment and strategic partnership spaces.

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The No. 3 pick overall in the 2016 NBA Draft, Brown joined the Celtics at just 19 after negotiating his own contract. The two-time All-Star in 2019 became the youngest member of the National Basketball Players Association’s executive committee, joining as Vice President and being reelected this year.

Brown aided, as VP, in the creation of THINK450, which helps NBA players gain control of their name and likeness.

Exclusive: Gersh on Tuesday announced their signing of Raúl Martínez, the Mexican director known for Spanish-language titles including The Waiter, which came in as the highest-grossing film native to the country in its July 2021 debut.

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In the comedy penned by Alberto Bremer and Martínez, a waiter pretends to be an important businessman in order to reach the upper class through his entrepreneurial dreams.

Other notable big-screen titles from Martínez include Cuando sea joven for Eugenio Derbez’s 3Pas Studios and Lionsgate’s Pantelion; The Patriarch for Panorama Global and Distant Horizon; and Grumpy Christmas for Panorama and Netflix.

Martínez is currently attached to direct the comedy Cholitas, based on a script by Jason Richman and Kira Kalush,...

Bella Hadid released some behind-the-scenes outtakes from a Valentine’s Day-themed Victoria’s Secret shoot. Decked out in pink, the 26-year-old posed against a red backdrop inside of a large heart cut-out to ring in the holiday of love.

The model posted the shots to Instagram showing off her toned abs and long legs working a hot pink lingerie set, complete with satin gloves, thigh-high pink stockings and a matching waist garter. To top off the look, Hadid sported large, dangling pink earrings and a subtle glam makeup look.

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Bella Hadid looks stunning for Vs photoshoot. pic.twitter.com/1cnAIpJRiu

— Buzzing Pop (@BuzzingPop) January 24, 2023

In the caption, she tagged team members from the shoot, including her stylist, manicurist, hair stylist and Victoria’s Secret’s chief creative director Raúl Martinez.

Hadid’s fans rushed to the comments in admiration of the model’s looks,...

Allow Victoria’s Secret to reintroduce itself.

The popular clothing and beauty brand has launched a new campaign to redefine Victoria’s Secret for a new generation of customers. Appropriately dubbed “Undefinable,” the campaign features both A-list models like Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber, and “boundary breaking changemakers” like singer Brittney Spencer, Paralympic athlete Femita Ayanbeku and UFC star Rose Namajunas.

In addition to showcasing different ideals of beauty, Victoria’s Secret says each of the campaign stars demonstrate that “women are undefinable by anyone but themselves.” For Namajunas, who last...

Headed by Alberto Müffelmann and Gerardo Gatica, Mexican indie production house Panorama Global has boarded Luis Javier Henaine’s feature “Desaparecer del todo,” a Moonlight Pictures production co-produced with Pablo Zimbron’s Varios Lobos.

The supernatural thriller, based on true events, explores witchcraft in Mexico through the eyes of a tabloid crime photographer.

Varios Lobos and Panorama previously co-produced Henaine’s popular comedy “Ready to Mingle,” and it’s a relationship Müffelmann was eager to rekindle.

“It is not just a business thing either,” he elaborated. “We understand one another well in a creative manner as well as for the economic and financial aspects. We work hand-in-hand. I think we’ve grown together. They came to us as a smaller company, but they are growing at the same time that we are.”

Also announced at Los Cabos, “Moonwalker,” is co-directed by Rodrigo Guardiola (“Zoé: Panoramas”) and Gabriel Nuncio (SXSW player “Cumbres”) of production house Bengala,...