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Episodes 8, 9 All that weirdness can’t be accidental. Some of the choices made in these first nine episodes are so strange that such a thing seems impossible. Remember “a waste of good cereal”? There’s no way somebody writes that line and then thinks, “Yeah, that’s some pretty safe, colorless dialogue;” nor did it feel as if it didn’t belong in the scene and in that story. Yet in both “The End Is Near” and “Let It Be Him,” several of the most surreal moments seem to come from nowhere. In the bucket of weird-but-let’s-go-with-it, the “waste of good cereal” bucket,...

Cassie (Kylie Bunbury) and Jenny (Katheryn Winnick) stand together in front of a conveniently transparent murderboard, bound together by grief and a common purpose. As they scrutinize the information before them, there’s something more than determination and sadness in the air. It may take a moment to identify, anchored as the scene is by an enormous loss; the temptation to picture the smiling face of a ghostly Ryan Phillipe may prove too strong to resist. But it’s there, all the same. Side by side, they contemplate all that comes next, whatever it might be—and though Jenny says their p...

(ABC, 10 p.m., mid-season premiere ): We last got a new episode of David E. Kelley’s return to the comfortable bosom of network television back on December 15, but frankly, it seems much longer. (A lot has happened since then! It’s like we’re all aging in dog years!) So here’s a little refresher, courtesy of LaToya Ferguson’s recap of the eventful mid-season finale. Plot details found within, so proceed with caution if you’ve yet to give it a gander: “A Good Day To Die” does the one thing that it very much needed to, which is have the trio of girls be saved. Again, it feels ...

Font Size: Rascal Flatts singer Gary LeVox clarified comments he made online about the Nashville bombing after receiving backlash. LeVox seemingly shared a conspiracy theory that the Nashville bombing was actually a “missile attack” that intended to halt auditing of voting machines, according to Fox News. LeVox later spoke to Rick Daniels, host of the radio show “Big Rick In The Morning,” about why he decided to share the theory online. [AUDIO] @GaryLevox, member of @RascalFlatts called into the show this morning to share his POV on the #NashvilleBombing, and why he made his controver...

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. Rascal Flatts singer Gary LeVox is clearing up some confusion surrounding his previous comments about the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville. Authorities over the weekend identified the suspect as 63-year-old Anthony Quinn Warner, who died after he detonated a bomb in downtown Nashville in the early morning hours of Dec. 25. Days following the explosion, LeVox, 50, raised eyebrows when he seemed to peddle a conspiracy theory that circulated online, questioning if the bo...