Where Is Jodi Arias Now? Update After Imprisonment, Trial
Jodi Arias was sentenced to life in prison in 2015 after murdering her boyfriend, Travis Alexander, so where is she now? See updates.
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Ask Matt: 'Grey's Anatomy's Revolving Door, Franchise Fatigue & More | Arts & Entertainment
Plus, questions about Lifetime movies, DWTS, Fire Country, and more.
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Cineflix Rights boosts Latin America and Hispanic US sales team
Cineflix Rights has boosted its global sales team with the addition of Daniel Rodriguez as Sales Consultant, Latin America and Hispanic US. Miami-based.
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'Bad Behind Bars: Jodi Arias' star Celina Sinden on how she prepared to play convicted murderer in new movie
"Bad Behind Bars: Jodi Arias'" Celina Sinden described how she prepared to play the real-life murderer, who was convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend in 2013 and sentenced to life in prison.
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Celina Sinden reveals she did reserach to play the role of murderer Jodi Arias
Celina Sinden discussed her preparation for the character of real-life killer Jodi Arias in her next film, Bad Behind Bars: Jodi Arias, according to Fox News.Celina shared that she did a lot of...
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What's New This Week - TV + Streaming + Theaters - January 15-21
What's old is new again in this week's guide to everything new in TV and streaming, including "That '90s Show" and the sequel series "Night Court."
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'How to Murder Your Husband' Trailer: See Cybill Shepherd as Convicted Novelist Nancy Brophy
Lifetime's upcoming true-crime movie about a killer romance novelist stars Cybill Shepherd and Steve Guttenberg.
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Lifetime Greenlights Four New Female-Led Movies
Lifetime has ordered four new films for its Ripped from the Headlines slate, all centering on notorious women who fanned the flames of news headlines with their criminal behavior.
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