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Before a series of earthquakes decimate every building and landmark along the titular San Andreas Fault, while Caltech seismologist Dr. Lawr...

In the sole special feature — save some deleted scenes — included with the season three box set of Bates Motel, "A Broken Psyche...

The latest in an increasingly long-line of workplace idiosyncrasy comedies, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, is the very embodiment of serviceable, compe...

With the thriving Fast & Furious franchise showing few signs of slowing down as it continues to rake in astronomical returns at the box offi...

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