Jessica Wang

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Hacks is bringing TV veteran Conan O'Brien back to the trenches of his late night era. In the latest episode of SiriusXM’s Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend, the comedian and former late night host welcomed Hacks co-creator Paul W. Downs to chat about stand-up diva Deborah Vance's (Jean Smart) big return to the late night circuit on the latest season of the HBO hit. O'Brien admitted that he's experienced PTSD from watching the storyline unfold given his own history with late night.

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Kathy Bates claims the late Garry Marshall declined to cast her in the film adaptation of Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, in a role she originated on the stage, because of her looks. The screen icon, 76, looked back on struggling to book roles despite her star turns in projects like Misery, which won her an Academy Award, because she did not look like the typical movie stars in Hollywood.

2 weeks ago | ew.com | Jessica Wang

In the newest episode of Criminal Minds: Evolution, a grieving JJ (A.J. Cook) grapples with the funeral of her longtime husband Will (Josh Stewart), a staple since season 2 of the original CBS drama. The detective and father of her two boys (played by Cook’s sons Mekhai and Phoenix) suffered an aneurysm after a thyroid artery rupture following a health scare. Will’s kitchen collapse, it turns out, was filmed several seasons ago, long before Stewart’s decision to exit the show.

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Taylor Swift can now shake off one legal headache, as Justin Baldoni has dropped the subpoena against the pop star in his ongoing dispute with Blake Lively. A spokesperson for Lively confirmed the development to Entertainment Weekly, saying they were "pleased" with the reversal.

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Call it "The One Where Aaron Paul Nearly Starred in a Sitcom From the Co-creator of Friends."On the latest episode of Hot Ones, the Breaking Bad alum looked back on the time he auditioned for The Class, a short-lived CBS comedy from Friends co-creator David Crane, during his early days in Hollywood. When Paul failed to book a role on the buzzy show, he admittedly felt dejected about it. "It was already picked up for two seasons," the actor recalled between bites of fiery chicken wings.