The Morning Show: Season 2 Trailer (HD) (Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon series)

Here's a trailer for season 2 of The Morning Show.

Younger: Scoop on season 5 from TVLine's Michael Ausiello

Here's some scoop on Younger from this week's (Posted on 1/31/18) Ask Ausiello column.

♦ Reese Witherspoon’s production company is getting a nice shout-out (or two or three) on Younger. A (fictional) executive from Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine shingle will enter the picture in Season 5 and set her sights on Pauline’s book (while also taking a shine to Zane).

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Hey, Everybody! Have you ever wondered what Jean Louise “Scout” Finch would be like as an adult? Well, you’re about to find out. (My thoughts on Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee)

Let me start of by saying that originally I was planning to wait a while before I was going to read and review Go Set a Watchman. However, much like J.R. Ward’s The Bourbon Kings, I was simply too excited to wait until I got to the point on my reading list/schedule where I had originally planned on reading and reviewing Go Set a Watchman to read it. Plus, I kept coming across other people who were talking about the book, especially my Facebook friends, and seeing them all talk about the book really made me want to know what they were talking about, so I decided to go ahead and read the book now.

I should probably mention that I decided to read To Kill a Mockingbird again in preparation for reading and reviewing Go Set a Watchman after reading a lot of comments from my Facebook friends where they talked about how they thought that Go Set a Watchman felt like a rough draft of To Kill a Mockingbird. I hadn’t read To Kill a Mockingbird since I was in the ninth grade, and I was either 15 or 16 years old at that time. I’m 28 now, so I definitely needed a refresher on the book. I’m really glad that I decided to do that because as I was reading To Kill a Mockingbird again, I realized that I remembered next to none of the details about the actual plot of To Kill a Mockingbird. What I remembered the most about To Kill a Mockingbird over the years were the themes and moral lessons that were explored in the book; that being said, here are my thoughts on Go Set a Watchman.

Right off the bat, I have to say that I have incredibly mixed feelings about Go Set a Watchman. On the one hand, when I was reading To Kill a Mockingbird again, I found myself constantly being annoyed by Jean-Louise “Scout” Finch, but I absolutely loved seeing the person that she had become as an adult in Go Set a Watchman. I’m going to go right ahead and say that I’ll be referring to her as Jean-Louise in this review, because I felt like the characters rarely called her “Scout” in the book, she’s an adult in this book, and “Scout” really does seem like a childhood nickname to me.

What I liked the most about Jean-Louise in Go Set a Watchman is that she really came across as being an incredibly strong-willed young woman, but she still had a vulnerable side to her, which is something that I really appreciate about this book. The way she was written in Go Set a Watchman felt very consistent with how she was written as a child in To Kill a Mockingbird, while also showing how she’s grown and matured now that she’s an adult. It would have felt rather disappointing if she was written in such a way that made her seem like a completely different person in this book. However, I’d be lying if I said that I hadn’t thought that Jean-Louise was rather annoying at times in To Kill a Mockingbird when I was reading it again. The thing that made Jean-Louise seem really annoying to me at times in To Kill a Mockingbird is that while I really liked that she was strong-willed child, her strong-willed and assertive nature often times made her come across as a major brat who was prone to throwing temper tantrums. I felt like that aspect of Jean-Louise’s personality was handled a lot better in Go Set a Watchman though.

The Mindy Project: Scoop on the possibility of Reese Witherspoon guest-starring on the show in season 4 from E! Online's Kristin Dos Santos

Here's some scoop on The Mindy Project from Kristin Dos Santos' Spoiler Chat column, which was posted on 3/24/15.

Shane: So excited to see Laura Dern in tonight's Mindy Project finale! But I am still waiting for Reese Witherspoon to come on!
Trust, Mindy Kaling is trying to make it happen in season four. "I love Reese and she is a friend of mine and I'd love to have her come be on the show," she tells us, adding she envisions her in a role that is "very different than what she's been playing recently."

Link to the full article:Spoiler Chat: Scoop on Empire, The Walking Dead, Outlander, Mindy Project, Arrow and More! | E! Online