Teen Wolf is closing its doors to Beacon Hills High School and saying a fond farewell to all its residents. After six long seasons, this series about a teenage werewolf is coming to end and it’s truly bittersweet. In honor of the series officially wrapping, we fondly remember the main characters – and actors – that made Teen Wolf such a special show. Scott McCall was the hero we deserved From the moment Scott McCall was introduced in the pilot, we knew he was going to be a character we would root for and
You’ve likely seen the trailer for Chris Evans’ latest film, Gifted. If you haven’t, you’re in for a treat. Gifted finds Chris Evans suiting up as a different type of hero. His character, Frank Adler, is granted guardianship of his young niece, Mary. When it’s discovered that Mary is gifted (hence the film’s title), Frank will go to great lengths to make sure Mary is able to live the life of an ordinary child. This feel-good film hits theaters on April 7 and you’ll need to make sure you bring
Cat Marnell’s memoir has been hotly anticipated ever since 2013, when it was announced that she had scored a book deal with Simon and Schuster worth a rumored $500,000. The self-professed drug addict and New York City party-girl had just quit her job as the Health and Beauty Editor at XOJane (the irony, she knows) to famously announce that she would rather “be on the rooftop of Le Bain looking for shooting stars and smoking angel dust with [her] friends and writing a book…”. Fast forward almost four years and
Stephen Karam‘s Speech & Debate is getting a winning U.K. premiere from the Defibrillator company at London’s Trafalgar Studios. Karam – whose play The Humans won a slew of Tony Awards in 2016 – creates plays that are searingly funny and timely. Speech & Debate, which first premiered Off-Broadway in 2007, is no exception: it is a humorous and painful probe into modern American youth, warts and all. Set in Salem, Oregon, the play follows three self-interested teenagers who join their school’s speech and debate team to expose a drama teacher’s sexual crimes. Indeed, the play