The hottest new hometown on television, "Ravenswood," has gotten exponentially hotter as of this week—not to mention that it also now has much, much more fabulous hair.
Deadline reports that Britne Oldford, along with her glorious gravity-defying curls, has joined the cast of the "Pretty Little Liars" spin-off as a series regular.
Britne was most recently seen on "American Horror Story" as the surprise victim of an alien abduction (or was she?!), and before that, on MTV's "Skins." On "Ravenswood," she'll play Remy—a clique-defying free agent who'll spend her screen time digging for the truth about the mysterious, ancient curse that overshadows the five main characters.
"The 5th Wave" is one of the most anticipated new books of the year, and not just because they've been teasing us for weeks with 
Because this is the week that television is determined to break our hearts by not moving forward with any of the shows from our pilot wishlist, today brought more bad news: 
If you've been reading Julie Kagawa's terrifying "Blood of Eden" series, you know that the deadly Red Lung disease is serious freakin' business. The plague-like virus has already wiped out most of the world's population, leaving the last remaining humans to live safely behind an enormous wall, in a reluctant symbiosis with the vampires who need their blood to survive. (You know, just in case you thought your spring allergies were a pain in the butt.) And today, in honor of the release of the next book in the series, "The Eternity Cure," we've got a special EXCLUSIVE treat: public health posters based on the events in the series! 
The long-awaited release of "The Great Gatsby" movie is nearly here, with all its attendant hoopla and theme parties and drop-waist dresses hung on flapper mannequins under hand-painted banners declaring it "The Summer of Gatsby." But while a girl can only drink so many champagne cocktails and dance the Charleston for so many hours before she turns from a beautiful little fool into a sweaty Jazz Age mess, you can always get in the Gatsby mood with a good book. So today, before the era-defining deco drama of F. Scott Fitzgerald's story roars its way into theaters, we're highlighting five fabulous novels that "Great Gatsby" lovers can get cozy with.
He might be the King in the North right now, but 
On the subject of sequels: Today must be the day for encouraging news about the second movies in our most-anticipated, not-yet-released franchises! First there was the 
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