The BTS stans held on for every hour, every minute, every second they could, but it happened — Jason Aldean’s “Try That in a Small Town” has topped the Billboard Hot 100. The controversial country song debuted at No. 2 on the chart last week, blocked from the top spot only by Jung Kook and Latto’s single “Seven.” It’s now Aldean’s first No. 1 hit. So how did “Try That in a Small Town” become the talk of the town, months after its initial release in May?

Michele Loud. Back in 1993, Michele Loud became the newest member of the small but mighty Jeopardy! team when she was hired as a researcher. Now, with the show’s 36th season underway (and with an in-recovery Alex Trebek still our delightfully stern taskmaster), Loud received one hell of a promotion, becoming a head writer alongside fellow Jep! veteran Billy Wisse. You love those “Before and After” categories? Or how Daily Doubles fall on the board?

On Killing Eve, Jodie Comer’s Villanelle spends as much time artfully murdering people as she does seducing them. And she doesn’t discriminate: Villanelle will joyfully kill and/or sleep with men and women. Or, in the case of her primary obsession, Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh), Villanelle will joyfully accept a knife to the abdomen: “She did it to show me how much she cares about me,” Villanelle explains of Eve’s stabby behavior early on in season two.

When comedian Jon Daly started hyping up an upcoming shot-for-shot remake of the Rolling Stones’ “Start Me Up” music video titled “Cheer Me Up” on Twitter yesterday, I wasn’t sure if he was being serious or not. But Daly is no stranger to creating impressive musical parodies: Take, for instance, Papa John’s Misty, Lil Xan’s Dad, or his masterful 2014 Red Hot Chili Peppers Super Bowl prank, which introduced his song “Abracadabralifornia” to a much wider audience.

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Fox has given a script commitment to a modern spin on Les Misérables that will turn the story of Jean Valjean into a contemporary lawyer show. Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas is onboard as a producer, with a script written by Graham Norris. According to Deadline, it’ll be a prime-time soap about “a brilliant lawyer running a legal exoneration program who fights to evade the consequences of his own unjust conviction many years before.

You might say the movie is about Beau’s journey back home, but really, there isn’t much of a journey. Photo: A24 Photo: A24 This piece was originally published in April. We are recirculating it now that Beau Is Afraid is available on digital. Spoilers ahead for the plot and ending of Beau Is Afraid. Regardless of whether you think it’s a masterpiece or a career-ending crime against cinema, Beau Is Afraid will leave you with a lot of questions.

Major spoilers ahead for You season one and season two. By the end of the first season of You, Netflix’s demented stalker romance, the unfortunate object of Joe’s affection, Beck (Elizabeth Lail), finally realizes too late that her dreamy bookish boyfriend is actually a serial killer. In the second season, Joe (Penn Badgley) flees to the West Coast and falls in love with a new woman named Love (Victoria Pedretti), a beautiful, carefree L.

Luther Episode 1 Season 5 Episode 1 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Luther Episode 1 Season 5 Episode 1 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » John Luther is tired. It’s all over his face. He can barely keep his eyes open at the end of a long day, and hardly knows his own reflection in the mirror at its outset.