Melissa Lemieux is an entertainment journalist who specializes in writing articles for Looper. With a keen eye for pop culture and a passion for all things entertainment, Melissa delivers engaging and informative pieces that cover a wide range of topics, from TV show updates to celebrity news. Her in-depth knowledge and captivating storytelling make her a go-to source for the latest buzz in the entertainment industry.
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Melissa Lemieux primarily covers entertainment news, focusing on TV shows, movies, actors, and commercials. Her articles often contain updates and behind-the-scenes information about popular shows and films. She also delves into familiar faces in the industry.
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Contains spoilers for "Ghosts" Season 3, Episode 8 — "Holes are Bad"
By: Melissa Lemieux
Contains spoilers for "The Simpsons" Season 35, Episode 15 — "Cremains of the Day"
By: Melissa Lemieux
They say the clothes make the man, but what about the facial hair? It's hard to envision the flawed but lovable Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) without his iconic mustache, yet a recent interview with Selleck reveals that he almost had to shave his crumb catcher to play the iconic "Blue Bloods" patriarch.
By: Melissa Lemieux
Every adaptation of a book undergoes a few twists on its way to movies or TV, and the season finale of "American Horror Story: Delicate" is no exception.
By: Melissa Lemieux
Contains spoilers for "Young Sheldon" Season 7, Episode 10
It's an obvious truth that "Laverne and Shirley" ruled the airwaves from the mid-1970s through the early 1980s. This retro sitcom — a spin-off of "Happy Days" — surpassed its sire to become a pop culture landmark for its first four seasons. In it, working-class brewery bottle cappers Shirley Feeney (Cindy Williams) and Laverne DeFazio (Penny Marshall) live in a basement apartment. Best friends since they were kicked out of the Brownies together, cynical Laverne and big dreamer Shirley are on the lookout for love, adventure, big bucks, and the answer to their thus-unfulfilled dreams.
"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" actor Chase Masterson has been up to a lot since the show ended, and it's not just her continued work on sci-fi projects.
By: Melissa Lemieux
"S.W.A.T." star Shemar Moore went viral when he took aim at CBS on social media for canceling the show. Why was he so critical against CBS in the clip?
By: Melissa Lemieux
Back in Season 10 of "Blue Bloods," the show paid tribute to a vital crew member with a brief title card, which reads, "In loving memory of our founder and mentor Leonard Goldberg." This is the final image audiences see after the Christmas-themed "Bones to Pick."
According to "Shōgun" co-creator Justin Marks, there likely won't be a Season 2. But executive producer Michaela Clavell and star Anna Sawai have other ideas.
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