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Cheyenne Jackson Thinks 'American Horror Story' Has Never Been Scarier

A single text message from creator Ryan Murphy drew him back to the franchise.
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Austin Rogers Explains The Real Secrets To His 'Jeopardy!' Success

Spending a night in Brooklyn watching "Jeopardy!" with the current champion.
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This 7-Year-Old Actress Gives The Year's Best Screen Performance

In Brooklynn Prince, a star is born.
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How AIM Became A Secular Confessional Box For A Generation Of Teens

We were kids, and we were having a lot of hormonal feelings, and we knew we needed to talk about it. AIM just made it easy.
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Carson Daly Isn't Sure About This 'TRL' Reboot

Especially following MTV's decision to launch the show right after the Vegas shooting.
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The Troubling Connection Between The NRA And Country Music

After the tragedy in Las Vegas, country musicians' silence on gun control is harder to ignore.
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How A Civil War Podcast Became Urgent Listening In Today’s America

"Uncivil" hosts Chenjerai Kumanyika and Jack Hitt throw the book at traditional history narratives.
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Mark Webber, Once Homeless And Destitute, Poured His Life Story Into His Latest Movie

See the trailer for the semi-documentary "Flesh and Blood."
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Josh Hartnett Will Not Be A Part Of The New 'Halloween' Remake

The actor tells HuffPost he's "pretty much always looking forward" instead.
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'Fresh Off The Boat' Star Expected More Lead Roles For Asian-Americans By Now

"If you’re not represented in the media, for a lot of people and definitely for people in certain parts of the country, you’re invisible."
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