For a series that seems to frequently annoy fans with its unfulfilled plotlines, the seventh season of Pretty Little Liars has pleasantly surprised us by decisively following through with its self-declared “season of homecomings” theme. So far, the long-unseen Jenna Marshall and Noel Kahn have made valiant returns to Rosewood, and it looks like they’ll both be sticking around for awhile to wreak havoc on the Liars. The duo’s return — though not unexpected — is certainly a treat, harkening back to the Liars’ dysfunctional and campy high-school years.

Gallery Launch Gallery 'Memba Them?! Launch Gallery Gallery Everett Collection Ohio born actor Rex Lee is best known for playing the hard-working assistant Lloyd Lee -- who thrives in his high-stress job while constantly subjected to his boss, Ari Gold's, mood swings and verbal assaults -- in the iconic early 2000s HBO drama "Entourage." Rex was cast alongside some awesome up-and-coming actors including Adrian Grenier as the Hollywood actor, Vincent Chase, Kevin Dillon as the dopey brother, Johnny "

Former college football player Ray Lewis III -- the son of Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis -- has tragically passed away, TMZ Sports has confirmed. He was 28 years old. Details surrounding Lewis III's death have not been released. Ray was a star running back at Lake Mary Prep H.S. in Florida, rushing for 1,898 yards and 20 touchdowns, as well as 676 yards and four touchdowns receiving during his senior season.

The Netflix book adaptation and political thriller The Night Agent has had fans in a craze since its premiere—gradually becoming a cultural phenomenon. And the main star, Gabriel Basso, has fans swooning over him for his incredible portrayal of Peter Sutherland. Like a judgment call, taking on a role in a movie or TV show can either make or break an actor’s career. And sometimes, even legendary actors make the wrong call and turn down incredible roles.

OpinionSexuality This article is more than 7 years oldGay men are battling a demon more powerful than HIV – and it’s hiddenThis article is more than 7 years oldOwen JonesMental distress triggered by deep-rooted homophobia in society drives many LGBT people to abuse drink and drugs, and to harm themselves It had been three years since I’d met up with my first boyfriend – let’s call him Steven. When he walked into a Brixton pub in June, it was a shock.