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‘Beyond the Gates’ (Btg) spoilers suggest that Dani Dupree (Karla Mosely) may be an alcoholic. She has been hitting the bottle hard since Bill Hamilton (Timon Kyle Durrett) married Hayley Lawson (Marquita Goings).

‘Beyond The Gates’ Spoilers: Dani Was Cruelly Betrayed By Bill

Dani’s ex-husband married her daughter’s best friend and is now living in Fairmont Crest so we can completely understand Dani’s pain.

Dani, who was Bill’s wife for 35 years, also gave up her successful modeling career when she was nineteen to marry Bill and have kids, and this is the thanks she gets.

Bill also cheated on Dani several times throughout their marriage, while Dani looked the other way. She never expected him to fall in love with someone else, though.

Adding to the sting of the wounds inflicted on Dani, she is forced to see Bill and Hayley constantly flaunting their relationship in Dani’s face.

The only thing more creepy than waking up with strangers outside your door is opening your eyes to find a creepy clown in your bed, something that Sarah Paulson's character discovers the hard way in the latest American Horror Story: Cult trailer.

"American Horror Story is an anthology horror drama series created and produced by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk. The Emmy® and Golden Globe® winning franchise is produced by Twentieth Century Fox Television."

American Horror Story: Cult stars Alison Pill as Ivy Mayfair-Richards, Billy Eichner as Harrison Wilton, Billie Lourd as Winter Anderson, Cheyenne Jackson as Dr. Rudy Vincent, and Colton Haynes as Detective Samuels.

The cast of the latest season of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's horror anthology series also includes Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Lena Dunham, Adina Porter, Frances Conroy, Leslie Grossman, and Emma Roberts.

American Horror Story: Cult premieres September 5th on FX. Stay...

“Westworld” keeps surprising viewers with new twists and turns. Last week’s episode finally introduced audiences to Tessa Thompson’s character, Charlotte, the Delos board representative who has plans of her own on how to oversee certain transitions. Maeve (Thandie Newton) also got some new adjustments to her personality and at the end of the episode, we were all left wondering what happened to Elsie (Shannon Woodward).

Sunday’s episode, titled “Trompe L’Oeil,” will hopefully give us more insight on all these new developments. While we wait for the latest episode, HBO released new images to keep us guessing.

Read More: ‘Westworld’ Review: ‘The Adversary’ Makes Us Question Who the Real Bad Guys Are

Episode 7 will check back in with Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and William (Jimmi Simpson) as they journey into treacherous terrain.

Read More: ‘Westworld’: Why We Need to Stop Obsessing About Fan Theories

Maeve, with her newfound level of consciousness,...

There’s no denying that HBO’s new fall drama “Westworld” has hooked its way into the imagination of audiences — likely much to the relief of HBO, as it prepares for the eventual end of “Game of Thrones.”

However, we’ve got to talk about “Westworld’s” fan theories. Before they bury the show.

Read More: ‘Westworld’ Review: ‘Contrapasso’ Searches for Purpose in Between the Orgies

When you look at the way these new fans are reacting to the series, the major comparison being drawn isn’t to David Benioff and D.B. Weiss’s epic fantasy drama. Instead, it’s to “Westworld” executive producer J.J. Abrams’ previous iconic drama, “Lost.”

Like “Lost,” “Westworld” viewers have been sucked into trying to decode every last secret to what might really be going on inside this theme park of the future. Which makes sense. From the beginning, showrunners Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy...

The indestructible Kara Zor-El is about to have her mind blown.

RelatedSupergirl Ep Reveals James’ Future as DC Comics’ Guardian, Explains Why He and Kara Are ‘Best as Friends’

The Girl of Steel joins Alex and Maggie at the scene of an alien murder on Monday’s Supergirl (The CW, 8/7c), where she quickly realizes what fans already picked up on last week: These two have serious chemistry.

Supergirl finds herself at a loss for words, as Alex and Maggie finish each other’s sandwiches sentences without hesitation — a stark contrast to the ladies’ hostile meeting just a few days earlier.

Genre-tv vet Dichen Lachman takes the DC Comics villainess Roulette for a spin in photos from Monday’s episode of The CW’s Supergirl. Also, Alex manages to cross paths again with Ncpd Detective Maggie Sawyer.

RelatedSupergirl Recap: Refugee Crisis — Plus, Did Alex and Maggie Just ‘Meet Cute’?

In the fourth episode of Season 2, “Survivors,” when Kara and Alex investigate the murder of an unregistered alien, the trail leads to a fight club run by Roulette, where aliens slug it out for the amusement of humans. While trying to stop the fighting, Supergirl and Martian Manhunter find themselves up against a surprising opponent.

A flame-throwing assassin targeted Potus Lynda Carter on Monday’s Supergirl — but her attacks were mere flickers compared to the heat between Alex and her new “partner.”

RelatedSupergirl Ep Breaks Down [Spoiler]’s Rude Awakening, Cat Grant’s Exit, Superman’s Future and More

Kara’s sister was initially reluctant to team up with newcomer Maggie Sawyer — a detective with a soft spot for extraterrestrials, particularly pretty ones who frequent alien-friendly dive bars — but by the end of the hour, she was ready and willing to throw down for her. In fact, I dare say Alex seemed disappointed when Maggie...

Now enjoying a much stronger lead-in via Supergirl, The CW’s Jane the Virgin on Monday opened Season 3 with 1.1 million total viewers — its best audience since November 2015 — and a 0.4 demo rating (per finals), matching its previous premiere.

RelatedJane the Virgin Boss on Michael’s [Spoiler], Sin Rosetro Twist and More

The aforementioned Girl of Steel opened The CW’s night with 2.7 mil and a 0.9, slipping 15 and 18 percent week-to-week.

RelatedSupergirl Ep Breaks Down [Spoiler]’s Rude Awakening, Cat Grant’s Exit, Superman’s Future and More

Elsewhere on the night….

ABC | Dancing With the Stars (10.6 mil/1.6) was steady, Conviction (4.2 mil/0.7) ticked down.

Warning: The following contains spoilers from Monday’s Jane the Virgin premiere

Jane the Virgin fans, we’ve got good news and bad news about Michael’s future.

First, the upside: Jane’s new hubby survived a risky surgery during Monday’s intense Season 3 premiere. But is he truly out of the woods? Let’s not forget these ominous words from the narrator: “And for as long as Michael lived, until he drew his very last breath, he never did” stop believing that he and Jane were meant to be together. So should viewers continue to be worried that the...

Supergirl has definitely seen better days.

The CW’s newest caped crusader appears (unconscious) with her equally super cousin on a mock comic book cover, released in advance of Monday’s new episode (8/7c).

RelatedDid Supergirl Expose Her Secret? And More Qs

It’s a recreation of Crisis on Infinite Earths, originally published by DC Comics in the mid 1980s, in which Supergirl *gulp* meets her untimely end:

But don’t start throwing dirt on Kara’s grave just yet; we have it on good authority that the CW drama will not be killing off its titular heroine on Monday.

In this week’s Fear the Walking Dead, Nick learned that there were still people in the world that were crazier than him; Madison, Strand, Alicia and Ofelia checked into Mexican Horror Story: Hotel; and we all got to tag along on a trip to a post-apocalyptic Costco. Oh, and by the end of “Los Muertos,” only one of those characters wasn’t in imminent danger. Who got off easy (for now)? Read on!

VideosThe Walking Dead Team Talks Season 7 Premiere: ‘It’s Very, Very Gruesome’

Rude Awakening | As the episode began, Nick happened upon a little girl...

If the second big screen team up of Amy Poehler and Tina Fey in Sisters wasn’t quite as good as you hoped, then maybe teaming up one-half of the comedienne duo with Mma champion turned actress Ronda Rousey will do the trick. Universal Pictures has just picked up a comedy pitch called Do Nothing Bitches […]

The post Ronda Rousey Will Give Tina Fey a Rude Awakening in ‘Do Nothing Bitches’ appeared first on /Film.

“It’s Halloween. All bets are off.”

Agent Booth, that might just be the understatement of the year.

Fox has released a trailer for its upcoming Bones/Sleepy Hollow crossover event (airing Thursday, Oct. 29, at 8/7c), and one thing is clear: Booth, Brennan, Abbie and Ichabod have serious communication issues.

PhotosBones/Sleepy Hollow Crossover Photo: Abbie and Booth Get Down to Business

The two-hour event finds the foursome collaborating as the discovery of human remains leads to the return of one of Crane’s enemies. But, as the trailer above indicates, solving this particular case won’t be a smooth operation.

Markus Keen, you walking man-bun, take a page from a philosopher known as The Rock and know your damn role.

Now, because I’m fairly certain you’re made up of 60 percent eyeliner, 30 percent questionable facial hair and only 10 percent brain matter, I will explain this to you slowly, in terms you can understand: I don’t care that Nashville is telling us you’re some kind of alt-rock god; how about you alt-er your attitude and collaborate with the producer Rayna thinks is great for you and whom, may I point out, you chose?

And honestly, your rockstar preening is tiresome,...

You wanted Booth and Abbie? Well, now you’ve got Booth and Abbie.

As a follow-up to the Brennan/Crane image we brought you earlier this week, we’ve got an exclusive shot of the FBI agents at work in the Oct. 29 Bones/Sleepy Hollow crossover event.

The two-hour event finds Brennan, Booth, Ichabod and Abbie collaborating as the discovery of human remains leads to the return of one of Crane’s enemies. And from the look on Agent Mills’ face, it appears that maybe she’s a wee bit impatient with the seasoned G-man’s plan.

Photo First Bones...

It was every Chanel for herself during Part 2 of Scream Queens‘ Halloween trilogy on Tuesday, as Hester — who I’m pretty sure is becoming more bats–t with each passing week — worked her magic to land No. 1 behind bars for Ms. Bean’s murder.

PhotosScream Queens: Who Is the Red Devil? Here Are Our Top 10 Suspects (So Far)

Of course, this being Scream Queens, Emma Roberts’ character was locked up for all of five minutes before being bailed out by No. 3 and Predatory Lez (which was kind of a bummer. I was looking forward to a full-on Orange Is the New Black situation.

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I was rather hesitant to cue up my screener for The Last Ship‘s two-hour Season 2 premiere (and to do so, I even scrapped plans to run down the street to catch Inside Out, grrr), given how the TNT drama’s freshman run ended.

RelatedTNT’s Proof: Is There Life After… the Premiere?

As Season 1 closed, I was surprised to see the Nathan James get safely to port so soon into the series, and I frankly dreaded the idea of the show becoming land-locked as our Navy heroes butt heads with some misguided, headstrong, armed-to-the-teeth ersatz government based out of Baltimore.

Just ahead of Mother’s Day on Sunday, Jimmy Kimmel’s street team confronted children walking around Hollywood Blvd. with their parents and made them choose: “Who do you love more? Your mom or your dad?” The answer came quick and easy to most kids surveyed. “My mommy!” one little boy exclaimed, while others resorted to simply pointing to the woman who birthed them. See video: Rihanna Gives Jimmy Kimmel a Rude Awakening in April Fool's Day Prank But some dads didn’t get left out of the mix, either. Except for one, who lost to both his wife and Spider-Man.

Fans of TNT’s Major Crimes will see just how far the apple falls from the tree when Torrey DeVitto guest-stars as the daughter of Lt. Andy Flynn (played by Tony Dennison).

Related Fall TV Spoilerpalooza: Exclusive Scoop and Photos From 42 Returning Favorites

TVLine has learned exclusively that the Pretty Little Liars and Vampire Diaries alumna will appear in Episode 13, titled “Acting Out” and airing Dec. 8, as Nicole Flynn, who is described as “professional, endearing” and wielding “a touch of Flynn’s edge and sense of humor.”

Nicole unwittingly threatens to cause a bit of a stir at the McD,...

A few weeks ago, when TNT’s Falling Skies indicated that our heroes were going to need to visit the moon in the name of having any chance at beating the Espheni, I had concerns.

How will they get there? And in a timely manner? Who in the 2nd Mass has anything remotely resembling training for such a journey? Will Aerosmith give the rights to “I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing”? And so on.

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Sunday’s two-hour Season 4 finale, which revolved around Tom Mason’s trip to said ball of cheese,...

TNT’s The Last Ship entered its freshman finale with the promise of saving what’s left of mankind by bringing the cure ashore. That, however, was revealed not to jibe with the interests of the people currently in power on the mainland.

‎Having inoculated its crew, the Nathan James hacks into a satellite to scout out the megalab at Fort Detrick, where they plan to mass-produce the cure — only to discover that it (and only it) has been razed. No sooner is that mystery presented, the ship makes video contact with Mrs. Granderson aka Alisha’s mother (played by...

In 1991, director Terry Gilliam turned from grand spectacle to moving drama with The Fisher King. Andrew looks back at a well-acted, visually stunning movie…

Effects-laden visual feasts of the imagination are all very well and brilliant, but they are also, apparently, a total hassle to make. Coupled with the levels of studio interference, hostility, and arguments that ensued, Terry Gilliam found himself in the position of just wanting to make something relatively simple. Hence The Fisher King, released in 1991. A budget of $24 million returned a box office of roughly $42 million; it was as critically acclaimed as ever, but a very different beast from the director's previous films.

Written by Richard Lagravenese (writer of Cuaron's A Little Princess, Eastwood's The Bridges Of Madison County, and, sadly, writer and director of two-hour guff fest Ps. I Love You), The Fisher King is a very 90s (fashion, music, yuppie culture, Jeff Bridges'...