“What we’re trying to talk about in this show is something we’re all feeling, which is: No matter what side you’re on or who you are, the question is, is this really happening?” the megaproducer says of episode seven’s huge left turn.

The Peacock docuseries Anatomy of Lies explores how a former Grey’s Anatomy writer built a life and career on deceiving those closest to her.

Series creator Meaghan Oppenheimer on her alternate original ending, casting real-life husband Tom Ellis as a naughty professor, and creating fucked-up characters: “I don’t know how to write something that isn’t a little bit dark.”

“They killed their parents and they still love their parents,” says director Alejandro Hartmann. “That’s very contradictory and very hard to understand.”

Erik and Lyle’s extended family are said to be gathering for a press conference at an LA courthouse on Wednesday. They hope DA George Gascón will recommend resentencing.

In the acclaimed movie, Sebastian Stan plays a young version of the president in 1970s New York, as he’s mentored by Jeremy Strong’s Roy Cohn.

Joan VanderMolen talks about disturbing memories and why, even though Erik and Lyle murdered her sister, she believes they’ve been victims of both their late parents and the legal system.

Minha Kim, who plays Sunja, and creator Soo Hugh chat about an emotional finale that uncovered Sunja’s darkest secret.

“I believe everything that they said on the stand to be true,” says Koch, who plays Erik Menendez in Netflix’s hit—though Chavez, who plays Lyle Menendez, is a little more reticent to share his opinion.

The actor says he has played every role for laughs. After Shrinking, people are finally catching on. “I’m a silly person,” Ford insists (probably pointing his finger).

After Emily decided to swap Paris for Rome at the end of the Netflix hit’s fourth season, the president of France vowed to “fight hard” for her return. “Take it easy, Emmanuel Macron,” tweeted Rome’s mayor, Roberto Gualtieri, in response.

Katie Griggs built a faux-feminist empire before it all came crashing down. Learn how in this new docuseries based on “The Second Coming of Guru Jagat,” a story originally published in Vanity Fair.

While appearing on The Late Show, Harris touched on the issues while taking shots at Trump: “My opponent, the former president, has been running since 2020.”

She also debuted a new proposal that would expand coverage of in-home healthcare for seniors.

“A movie Trump doesn’t like is gonna get sued. A tech mogul he doesn’t like, he wants to put in prison. It’s not free speech if only Trump’s admirers get to do it without consequence.”

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Watch Serena Williams, Pamela Anderson, and more accept the honor on Glamour’s YouTube channel on October 8.

After several interview-free weeks, the Democratic candidate for president will sit down with Howard Stern, Stephen Colbert, and The View.

With apologies to this week’s host, a very good Nate Bargatze.

Kardashian advocates for the Menendez brothers in an op-ed for NBC News: “We owe it to those little boys who lost their childhoods, who never had a chance to be heard, helped, or saved.”