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Breaking Bad Script Stolen From Bryan Cranston's Car

Bryan Cranston

Watch out for spoilers, Breaking Bad fans! One of the show's scripts was allegedly stolen from Bryan Cranston's car late last year.< read more

Top Videos: Lena Dunham, Screaming Goats and a Rubik's Cube

Dean Norris and Aaron Paul

Check out our favorite video clips of the week:

Screaming goats: Goats are so hot right now. Here are our two favorite mashups featuring that disturbing clip of a goat "screaming": Miley Cyrus' "Party in the USA" and Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were a Goat When You Walked In." Check out a host of other goat remixes here

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Monday Playlist: Silence Is Golden on Switched at Birth

Switched at Birth

Alarms are sounded several times, but we never hear them, in a tremendously effective and thematically overdue episode of ABC Family's best-of-network Switched at Birth (8/7c), which unfolds almost entirely in American Sign Language. By necessity, actions speak louder than words — all in subtitles, or sometimes tweets — as the deaf and hard-of-hearing students at Carlton School for the Deaf rally to protest the school board's decision to shutter their campus. (The hearing students, whose integration into the student body has caused some friction this season, also pitch in.)

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Keck's Exclusives: Breaking Bad Preps For The End

Breaking Bad

The countdown has begun to this summer's final eight episodes of Breaking Bad, which are sure to be intense. Four episodes into filming, Anna Gunn, who plays Walter White's wife, Skyler, says, "It feels literally like the apocalypse. Walt's actions have... read more

SAG Awards: The 7 Most Memorable Moments

Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway

The Screen Actors Guild Awards were held Sunday, and the big ensemble cast winners included Modern Family and Downton Abbey for television comedy and drama, respectively, and Argo for film. Taking home the television acting awards were Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin for 30 Rock, Bryan Cranston from Breaking Bad, and Homeland's Claire Danes.

Here's rundown of some of the night's most memorable moments:

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Modern Family, Downton, 30 Rock and Argo Top SAG Awards

Tina Fey

30 Rock, Modern Family, Downton Abbey topped Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards, while Argo picked up more momentum on its march toward the Oscars.

Check out the fashion hits and misses from the SAGs red carpet

Days before 30 Rock's series finale, Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey won their ...
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2013 SAG Awards Predictions: Who Will Win?

Claire Danes, Damian Lewis

Awards season makes its second stop Sunday at the 19th Screen Actors Guild Awards (8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on TNT/TBS). While we count down the minutes, let's take a stab at who will take home the big prizes. Can Homeland keep its win streak going? Will we see a Best Picture front-runner come out of this? Check out our predictions below and tell us yours.
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Exclusive: Seating the SAG Awards

"The Actor" Statuette

About two weeks before the 19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, a team of producers lock themselves in a room with a giant floor plan of L.A.'s Shrine Expo Hall posted on the wall in order to figure out the seating assignments for this year's 221 nominees and their guests.

Since the awards show's inception almost two decades ago, "We've wanted to make sure the actors were seated together, because it's their union," says SAG Awards producer Kathy Connell, who stresses the importance of... read more

2013 Golden Globes Predictions: Who Will Win?

Claire Danes, Damian Lewis

It's that time of the year again: awards season! The fete-ing all kicks off Sunday with the 70th Golden Globe Awards (8 ET/5 PT on NBC). Will Homeland continue its awards show winning streak? Is Lincoln the film to beat? Check out our predictions below and tell us your picks for the big prizes.
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Weekend TV Playlist: Fringe, Banshee, Girls Returns, Golden Globes, More

Banshee

Next Friday, it will all be over for fans of Fox's super-freaky but deeply heartfelt sci-fi extravaganza Fringe. And quite a ride it's been, through parallel universes and surreal head trips and baffling time leaps, landing its heroes into a climactic war for humanity's survival against the invading Observers, oppressive Mean Baldies from the future who favor intellect over pesky emotion. read more

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  • Family Guy "Okay, so anyone who loves this show is destined to go to hell... but hell hath no fury like this jaw-droppingly funny show. Seth McFarlane and his team have ignored walking the fine line of what is too far and what is not far enough. They always go too far. And though I cringe at times at the audacity of what is presented, I am secretly smiling through the attack on my conscience. Family Guy is a ride through the scariest, funniest, most surprising fun house of any carnival in the world."
  • The Daily Show With Jon Stewart "Intelligent, funny and current -- three components that are very hard to pull off successfully. They do it regularly. Is there a more perfect host that is adroit in all these?"
  • 30 Rock "At the top of their game in smart, sophisticated, adult humor. Maybe that's why it's always been a ratings-challenged show. Can a show be too smart? Not for me. I appreciate how it makes me listen carefully to catch each innuendo, pop culture reference, and the inside political skewering. What run-of-the-mill comedies would use as a centerpiece set-up and punch line joke, 30 Rock tosses off within normal conversation. Brilliant. This show has always made me laugh."
  • Mad Men "Consistently well written and performed. The show has the courage to dispense the story on its own time, not succumbing to the pressure of our society's fast-paced, quick-cutting TV standard. The art direction is superb. The hair and costumes take us back to that rich and alluring era."
  • Modern Family "Not since my days on Malcolm in the Middle have I seen a show that can make you laugh out loud and at the same time resonate on some deeper level. Extremely difficult to do because if the audience smells a "message" in an episode -- game over, show loses. This program has it all: wonderful writing, fantastic actors. Bravo."
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Family Guy
"Okay, so anyone who loves this show is destined to go to hell... but hell hath no fury like this jaw-droppingly funny show. Seth McFarlane and his team have ignored walking the fine line of what is too far and what is not far enough. They always go too far. And though I cringe at times at the audacity of what is presented, I am secretly smiling through the attack on my conscience. Family Guy is a ride through the scariest, funniest, most surprising fun house of any carnival in the world."

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