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Not to mention that when Allen was almost ousted from Hollywood after he sexually abused his seven-year-old-daughter, Weinstein agreed to distribute “Bullets Over Broadway.” Yep, you read that right. Weinstein was the man who gave Allen his career back.

Both "Grey's Anatomy" and "How to Get Away with Murder" seem to be going through shifts in focus: the former from trauma to joy, the latter in drama to justice.

Amelia's tumor has been growing for a decade. Annalise's license has been reinstated. Catch up with the drama of "Grey's Anatomy" and "How to Get Away with Murder."

If you haven’t had the chance to set your DVR yet, catch up with the goings-on in Shondaland with our weekly recaps.

While this year’s artists may not bring legendary status or tote high-profile names, each has proven themselves phenomenal performers, and so there’s plenty of reason to get excited for this semester.

With Labor Day behind us, we’ve entered a long stretch of holiday-free weeks until Halloween rolls around at the end of October.

There’s going to be lots of quality television this fall, so now’s the time to catch up on your favorites (or explore some new terrain) before the premieres in these coming weeks.

Ultimately, “Twin Peaks: The Return” is either a profound masterpiece or a simultaneously auspicious and egregious cop-out.

The lights in the home flash and the image cuts to black, before slowly fading to an image of Laura whispering into Cooper’s ear in the Black Lodge as the credits roll.

The episode begins with a scene between Cole, Agent Rosenfield (Miguel Ferrer) and Agent Preston (Chrysta Bell), just after they’ve shot Diane — which we saw last week.