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Before Charles Manson — who died on Sunday at age 83 — and his murderous “family” of followers embarked on a plan to kill famous people in the ’60s, the group sought out celebrities as friends, roommates and professional connections.

Manson was drawn to the famous and glamorous, biographer Jeff Guinn explains to People: “Manson fully intended to become the most famous rock ’n’ roll star in history” — and he worked to connect with those who he believed could aid his career.

The time period is also important, Guinn says: From the mid- to late-‘60s, many celebrities embraced an egalitarian idea that...

Of all the characters on “Game of Thrones,” it’s Arya Stark whose soul we worry for most. As played by the adorable Maisie Williams, we’ve not only watched her grow up on screen, but become more and more confident… and deadly.

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One of the last living Starks has amounted quite the body count over the past seven seasons (including the Season 7 cold open, in which she wiped out everyone who participated in the Red Wedding with poisoned wine). But while we worry that the darkness inside her, as identified by Melisandre, might be all-consuming, there’s still a chance that she’ll be able to reclaim the spark of goodness that she, like all Starks, has inside her. And, looking back on the show, there are some moments where this is all too clear.

Pac sees dead people, no more. The Deadbeat TV show on Hulu has been cancelled after three seasons. The supernatural slacker comedy stars Tyler Labine as psychic medium Kevin “Pac” Pacalioglu. Kal Penn plays Clyde Shapiro, a stoner entrepreneur. The third season of Deadbeat dropped to Hulu on April 20, 2016.

Deadbeat was executive produced by showrunner Dan Lagana, Cody Heller, Brett Konner, and Plan B’s Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner. Sarah Esberg and David Baldy co-executive produced. The Deadbeat season three finale, "Death List Three," is Deadbeat's unintentional TV series finale.

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“All you need for a movie is a gun and a girl.”

Quentin Tarantino took Jean-Luc Godard’s quote to heart, populating his blood-splattered films with some of the most iconic female characters in the last twenty-five years. There’s almost always a female lead or, at the very least, a villain.

Quentin's next movie, The Hateful Eight, isn't any different. Early press for the film has raved about Jennifer Jason Leigh and her performance as Daisy Domergue. So get ready for Tarantino’s eighth film with “Bang Bang” byNancy Sinatra and a celebration of the badass babes that have defined Quentin Tarantino’s filmography.

Who is Tarantino’s greatest female character?

10. Honey Bunny (Amanda Plummer) - Pulp Fiction

Amanda Plummer’s Honey Bunny is a watered down version of the Mallory Knox (Juliette Lewis) in Oliver Stone’s Tarantino-penned crime satire, Natural Born Killers. Honey Bunny isn’t quite...

“All you need for a movie is a gun and a girl.”

Quentin Tarantino took Jean-Luc Godard’s quote to heart, populating his blood-splattered films with some of the most iconic female characters in the last twenty-five years. There’s almost always a female lead or, at the very least, a villain.

Quentin's next movie, The Hateful Eight, isn't any different. Early press for the film has raved about Jennifer Jason Leigh and her performance as Daisy Domergue. So get ready for Tarantino’s eighth film with “Bang Bang” byNancy Sinatra and a celebration of the badass babes that have defined Quentin Tarantino’s filmography.

Who is Tarantino’s greatest female character?

10. Honey Bunny (Amanda Plummer) - Pulp Fiction

Amanda Plummer’s Honey Bunny is a watered down version of the Mallory Knox (Juliette Lewis) in Oliver Stone’s Tarantino-penned crime satire, Natural Born Killers. Honey Bunny isn’t quite...

The cast is taking a new water bottle photo for a good cause.

Yesterday, Downton Abbey had a plastic water bottle stand out in their publicity picture for their fifth series.

Lord Grantham and Lady Edith had the bottle behind them, and it created an embarrassing image. The picture has since been removed. See it for yourself to believe it.

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Today, on Michelle Dockery's Instagram, a different water bottle photo was shared. The cast made fun of the incident but also managed to turn it into a good cause.

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With this shot, the caption reads, "To support @WaterAid text Water to 70007 to donate £3 #WH2Oops and go to bit.ly/wH2oopsDA."

On the WaterAid link that Michelle shares, the Chief Executive of WaterAid thanks the cast and producers and says, "It...

It was during last year's Comic-Con that we first told you about the partnership between Life of Agony's Alan Robert and Idw which resulted in the graphic novel The Shunned One. Today we learned that it's being adapted for the screen.

Jack Reher is the man who is behind the adaptation. The book focuses on an Angel of Death who goes rogue after being ordered to take several innocent lives. This guilt-ridden death angel begins to carry out his own judgment on humans based on their actions instead of whether their names appear on the preordained Death List.

The Angel’s unsanctioned murders instantly alter the balance within the universe and trigger a string of unforeseen disasters that spiral out of control. Banished from Heaven by his Creator and hunted by a pack of vengeful death angels, The Shunned One must hide among the humans to survive while trying to...

Fans of the metal band Life of Agony will recognize the name Alan Robert as he is the group's bassist/songwriter. But more recently he's become pretty successful in the world of comics, and he's now prepping his newest title, The Shunned One.

The Shunned One will be released in 2014 by Idw Publishing. With titles like Killogy, Crawl to Me, and Wire Hangers already under his belt, Robert promises this to be his darkest title yet! If you're in San Diego this weekend, visit Idw Publishing at Booth #2643 for some cool events, special guests, and prizes.

For more visit the official Idw Publishing website, "like" Idw Publishing on Facebook and follow Idw Publishing on Twitter (@IDWPublishing).

From the Press Release

Life of Agony bassist/songwriter Alan Robert teams up with award-winning publisher Idw Publishing once again to release another creator-owned horror comic miniseries, The Shunned One, in 2014. Robert’s upcoming...