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Take a look at actress Allison Williams, aka 'Gemma' in the new feature "M3GAN", posing for the February 2023 issue of "Town and Country" magazine, wearing Ralph Lauren, Prada, Cartier and a whole lot more, photographed by Billy Kidd:

Williams was a member of improv comedy troupe "Just Add Water", before acting in the YouTube series "College Musical'.

Judd Apatow cast Williams in the HBO series "Girls", followed by the title role on NBC's live television presentation of the musical "Peter Pan Live!", opposite Chris Walken as 'Captain Hook'.

In 2016, Williams appeared in "Past Forward", a short film collaboration between David O. Russell and Prada. 

Williams wrote a series of "Funny or Die" sketches starring as newlywed 'Kate Middleton'.

In 2017, Williams starred in the horror film "Get Out", directed by  Jordan Peele. Williams was cast as 'Charlotte' in the Netflix horror feature "The Perfection" (2019).

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Hey, fellow Riverdale fans. We're sure that most of you guys were wondering where in the hell was the new episode 18 last night? Unfortunately, it turned out to be a rerun of episode 13 which of course already aired earlier this season. Yeah, for some reason, the next,new episode 18 has been delayed for quite some time, but not extremely long. It's not going to air next Wednesday night either. It's currently scheduled to hit the airwaves on Wednesday night, April 18, 2018 in it's usual 7 pm central time slot. So, be sure to mark that important date down on your TV calendars. What is The CW airing instead of Riverdale next week? According to the TV Guide listings, they will be airing a special Harry Potter show. It's titled, "Harry Potter: A History of Magic." It will apparently take up most of the primetime duration with a runtime of an hour and a half.

Warren Miller -- the iconic director behind dozens of legendary skiing and surfing films -- died Wednesday night in Washington state. Miller's family announced he died of natural causes on Orcas Island. For more than 60 years, Miller's legion of fans were treated to his films in cities across the U.S. and around the world to kick off ski season. Miller took his cameras to exotic locations to film extreme skiing and snowboarding ... and set...

"Breaking Magic" continues its quest to show the science behind some of magic's most famous tricks. On this week's episode, illusionist Billy Kidd pulled the curtain back on the trick behind some basic mind reading stunts performed on the streets.

For her example, she chose her mark and then proved that she could guess his mother's name. First, she had him write it down, and then she wrote it down. When he revealed the name as "Dorothy," she had matched it exactly.

But how did she do it?

It took an assistant, a special clipboard and an LCD screen in a shop window. When the mark wrote down the name, her assistant texted the word to the LCD screen. While the LCD screen looked like it was turned off to everyone else, Billy could read what was on it by looking through her clipboard.

See more about the relationship between...

"Breaking Magic" continues its quest to show the science behind some of magic's most famous tricks. On this week's episode, illusionist Billy Kidd pulled the curtain back on the trick behind some basic mind reading stunts performed on the streets.

For her example, she chose her mark and then proved that she could guess his mother's name. First, she had him write it down, and then she wrote it down. When he revealed the name as "Dorothy," she had matched it exactly.

But how did she do it?

It took an assistant, a special clipboard and an LCD screen in a shop window. When the mark wrote down the name, her assistant texted the word to the LCD screen. While the LCD screen looked like it was turned off to everyone else, Billy could read what was on it by looking through her clipboard.

See more about the relationship between...

Discovery Channel's nine-part series features magicians from all over the world including names like Billy Kidd, Wayne Houchin, Ben Hanlin and James Galea. Variety reports that Breaking Magic reveals the science behind magic tricks with stars exploring the physics and more that make illusions possible. The show makes its premiere at 10:00 p.m. on November 11th, 2012 on Discovery with Andrew Newman and Paul Gilheany serving as executive produceers for Objective, Paige McKenzie and Brian Dean for Discovery Channel U.S. and Discovery International's Rob Holloway, Marion Said and Sarah Davies.