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'American Horror Story: Asylum': 10 questions about 'Tricks and Treats' Oct 25th 2012, 12:36 A weekly investigation of "American Horror Story: Asylum," as well as, when applicable, an investigation of the "American Horror Story: Asylum" bakery. Spoilers lie ahead. "An exorcism? You can't be serious." Read full article >> Carl Reiner gets honorary degree 70 years after his Army stint at Georgetown University Oct 25th 2012, 09:00 Who knew Carl Reiner studied at Georgetown University? It's not a well-known part of the comedy legend's résumé. But the actor/director/producer/writer spent nearly a year there as a young soldier during WWII, studying French as part of a special Army training program for interpreters. Read full article >> President Obama visits Jay Leno on 'Tonight' (VIDEO) Oct 25th 2012, 04:32 Less than two weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama made his fifth visit to Jay Leno on NBC's "Tonight" show, to tell Halloween trick-or-treaters "candy for everybody" at the White House this year, despite the First Lady's efforts to get us to eat healthy, "and if anybody comes from Ohio, they can expect a Hershey bar THIS big!" Read full article >> At the Walters, 'Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe' Oct 25th 2012, 01:12 By the end of a new exhibition at the Walters Art Museum, the viewer is put in a position similar to that of an old-fashioned racist of a century ago: scrutinizing faces and hair for signs of "blackness," as if the truth of every portrait is lurking in the complexion of its subject, as if all that matters is whether hair kinks or curls, and whether full lips and flat noses are just variations from the European mean, or telltale signs of African heritage. "Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe" will make you a race detective, in a way that is at first unsettling. Read full article >> Discovery to air 'Flipping the White House' special — has the network decided the outcome of the election? Oct 24th 2012, 23:00 Has Discovery Channel decided how the presidential election is going to shake out? The Silver Spring-based network announced Wednesday that it will premiere a documentary Sunday called "Flipping the White House," in which former staffers discuss what it's like to transform the White House when one president leaves and another moves in. Read full article >> Oprah Winfrey developing a drama series at HBO Oct 24th 2012, 22:51 Oprah Winfrey is developing a drama series for HBO about a wealthy academic who becomes the first black president . . . of a prestigious liberal arts college. The guy and his family are thrust into national headlines, forcing them to present an idyllic public façade, according to the Hollywood Reporter, which first reported the series in development — as part of a long-term deal Oprah/Harpo signed back in 2008, to develop series, docus, TV movies and miniseries for HBO. Read full article >> CW joins on-demand world, will make shows available on Comcast Oct 24th 2012, 21:41 CW has joined the on-demand game — starting Thursday, viewers will be able to watch the CW's primetime slate on Comcast's Xfinity On Demand service, the network announced. It's the first time CW has made its shows available through a provider's Video On Demand service. And now, shows like "Gossip Girl" and "Vampire Diaries" will be availble for Comcast customers the day after they air, and also include the four most-recent episodes. Read full article >>

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