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Some Svu cases are hard to find the words to talk about.

Law & Order: Svu Season 26 Episode 4 was one of them. This story was disturbing and upsetting and worked on multiple levels.

As a bonus, we finally got the side of Carisi we expected after the last two cases.

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The case on Law & Order: Svu Season 26 Episode 4 was as messy as it was disturbing, with two young girls being choked during sex and one of them dying as a result.

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Cases involving kids always upset me the most, and in this one,...

Gander Group is partnering with kathy ireland Worldwide in support of the 12th Annual Christmas Spirit Coat and Toy Drive organized by Empire City Casino at Yonkers Raceway, and its President/CEO, Timothy J. Rooney.

Kathy Ireland, Chair, CEO and Chief Designer of kiWW

“Our organization is honored to participate in this cause. Bringing smiles to the faces of children and their parents is the highlight of this season for me. We are humbled by the generosity of this community and are committed to help anyway we can,” says Josh Blake, CEO of Costa Mesa, California-based Gander Group, one of the casino industry’s leading manufacturers and distributors of consumer products and national brands, which has donated thousands of toys to the annual charity event for eight consecutive years.

kathy ireland Worldwide, which recently partnered with Gander Group for kathy ireland branded products exclusive to the North American casino marketplace,...

We could have called the Veronica Mars movie. We could have guessed that Twin Peaks would get a reprieve from cancellation. And it made sense that The X-Files would get a follow-up series. But Full House? All these years later? This is one we didn't see coming. We got eight seasons and 192 episodes detailing the life lessons learned by Danny Tanner (Bob Saget), his three daughters and all the other people who came through the beautiful San Francisco Victorian they called home. And yet we're getting more in the form of Fuller House - this Friday, in fact, in true Tgif style.

We could have called the Veronica Mars movie. We could have guessed that Twin Peaks would get a reprieve from cancellation. And it made sense that The X-Files would get a follow-up series. But Full House? All these years later? This is one we didn't see coming.

We got eight seasons and 192 episodes detailing the life lessons learned by Danny Tanner (Bob Saget), his three daughters and all the other people who came through the beautiful San Francisco Victorian they called home. And yet we're getting more in the form of Fuller House – this Friday, in fact, in true Tgif style.