Freelance Writer, Features and News - /Film and TVLine
Lex Briscuso is a freelance writer at /Film and TVLine. She specializes in the film industry and entertainment news, covering a wide range of topics including cinema, theater, and celebrity culture. Lex's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, VICE Media, and The Wrap.
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By: Lex Briscuso
In the Season 4 premiere, Peggy Hill references a gruesome injury that sounds totally implausible ... until you learn that it very much happened.
By: Lex Briscuso
"Blue Bloods" character Sean Reagan was recast in the spin-off "Boston Blue." Actor Andrew Terraciano says he found out by a phone call.
By: Lex Briscuso
Fox didn't have much confidence in "Bones" at first. "I think it was in Season 3, the network realized it wasn't going to die," said creator Hart Hanson.
By: Lex Briscuso
Kevin Wade shared why the Blue Bloods finale focused on emotional closure rather than a definitive ending.
By: Lex Briscuso
Danny and Baez’s relationship remained outside the Reagan family dinner in the Blue Bloods finale for a deliberate reason.
By: Lex Briscuso
CBS originally envisioned Thomas Magnum as a James Bond-style character before Tom Selleck reshaped the role.
By: Lex Briscuso
Dallas creator David Jacobs later realized the show was based more on Houston stereotypes.
By: Lex Briscuso
Endless lore and mysterious spaces...
By: Lex Briscuso
Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas have stayed busy with travel, client work, and potential new projects since HGTV canceled Bargain Block.
By: Lex Briscuso
Aliens in a Spaceship became one of Bones' best episodes after Hart Hanson changed an early creative rule.
