Month: November 2020

Megan Thee Stallion is here with her debut album, Good News, and she's dissing Tory Lanez on the intro track, "Shots Fired," which samples The Notorious B.I.G.’s “Who Shot Ya?.” Listen and check out the song's lyrics below. The Houston rapper delivered the new track on Friday (Nov. 20). Although Megan has dropped a few songs this year, she hadn't put out anything addressing the shooting incident with Tory, which took place back in July. The Houston native wasn't mum at all about the situation as she hopped on Instagram Live on several occasions throughout the summer to clear her name. The shooting, in which she claims Tory Lanez is responsible for shooting her and causing the gunshot wounds she sustained on her feet, has made its way to Los Angeles Superior Court. In fact, Tory just plead...

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SPOILER ALERT: This recap contains details about tonight’s series finale of The CW’s Supernatural, “Carry On.” On Thursday night, The CW’s longest-running series, Supernatural, completed its 15-year run in dramatic fashion. In “Carry On”—directed by Robert Singer, from a script by Andrew Dabb—the beloved monster hunter Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) meets an untimely end, with brother Sam (Jared Padalecki) in the room. Cristian Cretu/The CW Episode 1520 opens on an average, relaxed morning for the pair, in which they go about their routine, eating breakfast, doing chores and wiping down their guns. While waiting for any word of supernatural activity, the brothers are met with none, deciding to use their down time to attend an event called Pie Fest. Dean, fo...

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the Grey's Anatomy episode "My Happy Ending." Read at your own risk! Meredith Grey is in a fight for her life against COVID-19, and it seems like that's not exactly a bad thing in the eyes of many Grey's Anatomy fans. A lot of people are actively hoping the main character goes into code in the next couple of episodes, and as twisted as it sounds, they have a good reason.

The creator of hit series The Crown believes the Queen was a better mother to two younger children as she was still 'trying to find her feet' when Prince Charles and Princess Anne were young. Peter Morgan said the Queen was probably 'much more ready to be a mother' to Prince Andrew, born in 1960, and Prince Edward, born in 1964 than she was to the older two. The 'teams' theory - told to him by an historian - is depicted in the Crown when the Queen played by Olivia Coleman, asks to speak to her children individually in an attempt to learn more about them - a move apparently sparked by Margaret Thatcher's closeness to her son Mark. Showing how little she knows about her children, the monarch asks for a 'short briefing document' on each child so she does not feel 'uninformed' or 'cold'. Late...

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RELATED STORIES Warning: This recap contains major spoilers for A Million Little Things‘ Season 3 premiere. After a long and agonizing wait, A Million Little Things fans on Thursday got the answer to the question that’s been lying there, bleeding on the pavement since March: Did that hit-and-run in the Season 2 finale kill Eddie? Thankfully, the answer is no. In the Season 3 opener, after some strangers administer CPR and call an ambulance, Theo’s dad spends a bunch of touch-and-go hours in the hospital’s intensive care unit before he wakes up and recognizes both Katherine and their son. But it’s not all good news: When Theo climbs up on his dad’s hospital bed, it becomes clear that Eddie has no feeling in his legs. Fast-forward a month, and Eddie is discharged. He’s...