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Nathan Dean as Max Evans and Jeanine Mason as Liz Ortecho in ‘Roswell, New Mexico’ season 4 episode 13

The CW’s Roswell, New Mexico season four episode 13 serves as both the season and series finale. Picking up seconds after the end of episode 12, “How It’s Going to Be“ begins with Clyde easily stopping Isobel and Max’s attack. Rosa (Amber Midthunder) concentrates on tuning in on Clyde’s frequency and manages to free herself from his restraint.

Rosa surprises Clyde by smashing him over the head with a board, which gives Max (Nathan Dean) time to prepare to use the blue flame. Unfortunately, Clyde also uses the flame and knocks everyone over before kidnapping Rosa and escaping in a car.

The #PodSquad discuss their next move and Bonnie suggests they need to destroy the portal before Clyde can use it. Michael (Michael Vlamis) thinks they should hold off on that drastic move and Max agrees.

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Mekai Curtis knows we're anxiously waiting for season two of "Power Book III: Raising Kanan," and he promises it's going to be worth it. "Season two is the continuation of season one in terms of the explosiveness," Curtis tells Popsugar. "There's a lot of new information that's going to be revealed, and there are a lot of new feelings and this new sense of self with every character that's involved. It's going to be a really, really interesting ride."

"There's going to be a lot of emotions thrown up in the air."

Season one ended with Kanan (Curtis) heading to Maryland to hide out after shooting Detective Howard (Omar Epps), which Raq (Patina Miller) set up Unique (Joey Bada) to take the fall for. But unbeknownst to her, Kanan didn't get actually get the job done. Howard is still fighting for his life at the hospital,...

Dan Amboyer has always kept his sexuality a private matter. But when the Younger actor got engaged to longtime boyfriend Eric P. Berger, he decided it was time to come out as gay.

“Being a young actor in the industry, I had a lot of people who strongly advised me to stay quiet,” Amboyer tells People. “That was hard to live with. But I’ve never played a gay role before and I didn’t want to be limited by some strange perception.”

So as he found Hollywood success, he kept quiet about his decade-long relationship with financial planner Eric P.

USA’s White Collar will have a “shocking” ending, promises network president Chris McCumber. Also, the home stretch now has a premiere date: The sixth season closer will debut Thursday, Nov. 6. USA has given the show six episodes to wrap it up.

“From its inception, White Collar captured a massive and loyal following, in large part due to the incredible on-screen chemistry between , who deserve credit for one of the most brilliantly performed ‘bromances’ in all of television,” McCumber said. “The series also benefited from smart writing and an extraordinarily talented supporting cast, who helped it become a fan favorite...

One of the many things I love about this show is character continuity. Emotional or physical things that happen to a character in one episode follow through to episodes that follow. Reese (James Caviezel) didn’t magically heal one week after getting shot and Mr. Finch (Michael Emerson) isn’t going to recover from his little romp with Root any time soon either. The emotional trauma is there and we get to actually see him dealing with it, and it’s fabulous. The Number of the week isn’t too remarkable but it does lead itself to a few nice moments for Reese to talk about being “lost and found” (by Finch) and we always enjoy those. Sophia (Paloma Guzman) the spoiled brat of a Brazilian diplomat has a hit out on her after she conveniently finds herself the wrong kind of boyfriend. And maybe freakishly tall Sophia is just a misunderstood,...

Chicago – In its final days, the 48th Annual Chicago International Film Festival is poised to close with a glorious bang. Chicago native Robert Zemeckis (of “Back to the Future” and “Forrest Gump” fame) will return to the festival for the closing night screening of “Flight,” a thriller starring Denzel Washington. It’s Zemeckis’s first live-action feature since 2000’s “Cast Away.” Here are the highlights covering the remaining days of the festival, from October 18th to October 25th, 2012.

Zemeckis isn’t the only exciting guest scheduled to attend the festival in the days ahead. David O. Russell (“Three Kings,” “The Fighter”) will be on hand for the October 23rd screening of his widely celebrated dramedy, “The Silver Linings Playbook,” which has been singled out as a major awards season player, according to festival buzz. On the heels of his Guillermo del Toro-produced chiller, “The Orphanage,” filmmaker Juan Antonio Bayona...

Pretty Little Liars is coming back to ABC Family for more, and at full-strength, getting a full 24-episode order set to kick off at some point in the middle of next year. Of course, you have more Lucy Hale, Ashley Benson, Troian Bellisario, and Shay Mitchell coming you way this year to complete season 3, with Pretty Little Liars returning on October 23rd for a Halloween special called, “This Is a Dark Ride“.

That’s right, that means you will hardly be without Aria, Hanna, Spencer and Emily, the Pretty Little Liar A Team, for the foreseeable future, with the rest of season 3 picking up early next year after the Halloween special and leading into season 4. The girls just have 2013 on lock.

Speaking of Pretty Little Liars, fans will also be able to catch one of the show’s family, Jackie Molina, on another show this month, as Paloma Guzman will...

Person of Interest pulls from the Pretty Little Liars family, grabbing Paloma Guzman, who plays Jackie on the ABC Family show, for a guest appearance in the upcoming second season. Detail on Paloma’s role are scarce, but according to TVline, Paloma is set to portray a hot, smart, and spoiled party girl daughter of a Brazilian diplomat. Before her stint on Pretty Little Liars, Guzman had spot appearances on Gossip Girl, CSI: Miami, Law & Order, and The Good Wife.

Speaking of guest stars, we already know that season 2 premiere will also feature former Lost speaker for the dead Ken Leung (who will appear in the season 2 premiere) and Breaking Bad Emmy winner Margo Martindale. Person of Interest, led by Jim Caviezel and Michael Emerson, was a hit for CBS last year (so much so they moved their traditional network heavy CSI from its Thursday slot due to its success...

Brian's exes are on their way back to "Family Guy," meaning a slew of famous voices will return to the animated Fox comedy.

Barrymore will be back as Jillian, Biel as Brooke and Cheryl Tiegs as Cheryl Tiegs as part of an elaborate Valentine's Day Plan, according to EW.

“Stewie gathers scores of Brian's former girlfriends to get to the bottom of why he's unsuccessful in love,” executive producer Mark Hentemann told EW. “The women are not reluctant to point out Brian's flaws, and have a great time doing so.”

In other casting news ...

T.I. is getting ready to break a few a laws. The rapper will appear on an October episode of "Hawaii Five-0" as as a crime syndicate member investigated by Danny (Scott Caan) and his partner back in 2001. [TVLine]

Denise Richards is guest starring on "90210." Richards will play a character described as “a sexy West Beverly High School...

Brian's exes are on their way back to "Family Guy," meaning a slew of famous voices will return to the animated Fox comedy.

Barrymore will be back as Jillian, Biel as Brooke and Cheryl Tiegs as Cheryl Tiegs as part of an elaborate Valentine's Day Plan, according to EW.

“Stewie gathers scores of Brian’s former girlfriends to get to the bottom of why he’s unsuccessful in love,” executive producer Mark Hentemann told EW. “The women are not reluctant to point out Brian’s flaws, and have a great time doing so.”

In other casting news ...

T.I. is getting ready to break a few a laws. The rapper will appear on an October episode of "Hawaii Five-0" as as a crime syndicate member investigated by Danny (Scott Caan) and his partner back in 2001. [TVLine]

Denise Richards is guest starring on "90210." Richards will play a character described as “a sexy...

Paloma Guzmán, aka Ezra’s ex-fiancée Jackie on Pretty Little Liars, will guest in an upcoming Season 2 episode of CBS’ Person of Interest, TVLine has learned exclusively.

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The actress will play the beautiful, smart and spoiled party girl daughter of a Brazilian diplomat.

In addition to ABC Family’s Liars, Guzman has appeared on A Gifted Man, The Good Wife and CSI: Miami.

Person of Interest returns Thursday, Sept. 27 at 9/8c.

Creepy dolls, mind-blowing time jumps, and plenty of backfat made for one killer ‘Pretty Little Liars’ finale!

There were more than a few questions on our plate Aug. 30 at the start of the Pretty Little Liars summer finale: Where is Dr. Sullivan? Who really killed Alison? And, of course, who the F is “A?” Believe it or not, we actually got some of those questions answered — a rare phenomena in Rosewood — and in typical Pretty Little Liars fashion, we were also presented with a whole lot more.

“A” got the party started by gifting the liars with three dolls, each one carrying a clue as to how the girls could keep Dr. Sullivan (Annabeth Gish) alive. Aria (Lucy Hale) was told to “get rid of Jackie,” Hanna (Ashley Benson) was told to “stop the wedding,” and Spencer (Troian Bellisario) was told to “keep Toby safe.”

Aria learned that Jackie (Paloma Guzman) plagiarized an important paper,...

An SUV crashes into a stationary Bentley, causing one death and one survivor who is pulled from the wreckage by a man who appears to be an innocent jogger. Jesse (Eddie Cibrian) comments he saved the boy's life by pulling him free (thought you weren't meant to move vics from their cars). Calleigh (Emily Procter) covers the Db woman so that her son wouldn't see her and be left with the trauma of replaying what he saw over in his mind. Funny she calls him her son, when they haven't established who any of the passengers are yet. Jesse tells her she's compromising evidence. Leading to this week being Calleigh's turn to do something she reprimanded Jesse for doing in the Dude Where's My Groom episode, when he searched the suspect's bag without a warrant, or consent. Which would lead some to comment on this being self-righteous on Calleigh's part.

On Wifedom "He'll know how much it costs to rape someone and get away with it," Christie Barbosa (Paloma Guzman) says to her lawyers, namely Alicia Florrick, to justify how, even as a struggling stripper, she'll turn down an almost half-million dollars in an out-of-court settlement. Fewer than two percent of women lie about sexual assault, but as the one-hour drama is art imitating life, the rape victim's motives are questioned in more detail than those of her rapist, a sleazy, entitled politician named Lloyd McKean. Alicia discovers more tidbits (also known as conflict of interest) about McKean when visiting her husband Peter in jail before work, one morning, the way one might sneak in a jog. McKean and the District Attorney's office make it difficult for our "young" associate to secure evidence, instead explicitly deriding Alicia about her husband's infidelity. Several times, sexual violence, infidelity and rape, are mentioned as interchangeable,...