'13 Reasons Why' Season 4: TV Review

Audrey Cleo Yap In episode 8 of the fourth season of “13 Reasons Why,” the students of Liberty High engage in a dramatic and violent encounter with members of the on-campus police force, a scene that — amid protests against racism and police brutality that have erupted around the world in recent days — feels oddly familiar.Of course, it’s not a timeliness that star Dylan Minnette, who plays Clay Jensen, could have anticipated when the Netflix show filmed last year.“It was definitely a

Kelly Ripa has an incredibly close family and is often sharing sweet photos of them on social media. Most recently, the Live with Kelly and Ryan star posted an incredible throwback picture of her mum Esther Ripa, who turned 79 on Tuesday.

The cast of13 Reasons Whysay fans will finally get the "answers" they've been hoping for in the fourth and final season of the Netflix drama,whichjust hit the streaming service. The Hollywood Reportersat down earlier this year with stars Alisha Boe, Brandon Flynn and Ross Butler, who shared what they'll miss most about the show and how this season is different from the previous three.

This article contains major spoilers for the ending of 13 Reasons Why season four.It's... a lot.

Remember Monty de la Cruz, the one character who gave Bryce a run for his money as Biggest Piece of Garbage on This Show? At the end of season 3, Monty was finally arrested and jailed for sexually assaulting Tyler and promptly killed in his jail cell under…. Ani decided this was a perfect opportunity to essentially let one asshole cancel the other out (“let the dead bury the dead”) and pin Bryce’s murder on a dead man.

Hank (Jeremy Gardner) and Abby (Brea Grant) have been dating for a decade and have fallen into something of a rut; one day Hank wakes up to discover that Abby has vanished. Plagued by memories of better times, Hank tries to assess where their relationship started to go wrong, but before he can, he finds himself stalked by a mysterious entity that attacks his house in the middle of each and every night.

A hijacked drug deal's messy aftermath ensnares an entire family in Christian Sparkes' effective if overloaded crime drama.

It’s time to say goodbye to 13 Reasons Why, with the fourth and final season premiering on Netflix this Friday, June 5.

While Tuesday should be a day for Kelly Ripa to celebrate, the host has other things on her mind.

Ryan Seacrest and Kelly Ripa spoke about the Minneapolis protests on Monday’s “Live with Kelly and Ryan”.

Prepare to say goodbye to at least two Netflix Originals in June 2020. The streaming service will release its very last batch of Fuller House episodes on Tuesday, June 2, and based on what we've seen so far, the Full House spin-off is closing out with a triple Tanner wedding. Plus, the fourth and final season of 13 Reasons Why hits the platform on Friday, June 5, and it promises to wrap up all the drama at Liberty High School on what looks to be a very emotional note. 

Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest have been busy hosting their show while under quarantine. Fans were extremely worried about Ryan Seacrest and some even thought he suffered a stroke when he appeared life, following the American Idol finale.

Kelly Ripa, 49, doesn’t mind showing off her TikTok dance moves for the world on Live with Kelly and Ryan, but it turns out her daughter Lola, 18, doesn’t feel the same way! The talk show host spoke with her co-host Ryan Seacrest, 45, about how Lola “heckled” her when she helped her film a TikTok dance sequence that both she and Ryan took part in for the May 29 “virtual prom” episode of their show and explained that her “offspring” didn’t want her to get the popular app for herself.