'How to Get Away With Murder' Series Finale: The Cast Says Goodbye on Social Media

Rob Cross was “very unlucky” to miss out on selection from the Premier League to Joe Cullen.Cullen has been included in the eight players who compete in the Premier League, alongside Gary Anderson, Michael Smith, Peter Wright, Gerwyn Price, Michael van Gerwen, James Wade and Jonny Clayton.The 32-year-old owes his selection to his excellent recent form, which saw him win back-to-back Pro Tour titles with victory at Players Championship 4 in Wigan on the weekend. Cross won the European Championship in October and admitted recently in an interview with Oche180.com that he was “gutted and devastated” to miss out and slammed the decision-making process as “ruthless”.

The Apprentice star Karren Brady has defended Madonna after the star was criticised for sharing racy lingerie snaps on her Instagram page.Madonna, 63, has sparked backlash in recent months after posing up a storm in lingerie and fishnets for some X-rated snaps.Some of her 17.5 million followers have accused her of growing old disgracefully, while others have accused her of photoshopping her pictures after she showcased her pert rear in one of the snaps.Karen, 52, has now weighed in on the debate, saying Madonna should be able to wear whatever she wants at whatever age.She wrote in her column in The Sun: "Women should be able to wear what they want and do what they want without being shamed by anyone for any reason, especially age. "Just because you are 60 or 70 doesn't mean you have to dress like the older nuns on Call The Midwife.""You just know that some people will say that at 63 it's time for her to grow up.

James Haskell announced on Good Morning Britain that he and Chloe Madeley are expecting their first child together.The former England rugby star appeared on the ITV programme alongside his father-in-law and soon-to-be proud grandfather Richard Madeley.Prompting his son-in-law for the good news, the TV veteran quizzed James over the family news he had to share.Richard said: "And there's another thing that we now need to talk about and I'm now going to talk to you as your father-in-law and it's about my daughter Chloe - your wife - what do you want to tell us?"Well Richard, Chloe and I are expecting our first child," gushed James as co-star Ranvir Singh, 44, chirped: "Ahhhhh," at the sweet news. The rugby ace continued: "We're going to be having a little girl," turning to Richard he commented: "And you are going to be a grandfather once again."Ranvir led a round of applause in the studio.Richard interjected: "And we can see the child, Chloe has sent us this," as a scan picture flashed up on the screen."That's her three month scan, that's the little girl.

JAMES Haskell has revealed wife Chloe Madeley is pregnant with their first child. The retired rugby star, 36, announced his happy news live on Good Morning Britain today during an interview with his father-in-law Richard Madeley.

Tablo of South Korean hip-hop trio Epik High has voiced his appreciation for BTS and their leader RM.On the evening of Valentine’s Day (February 14), BTS’ leader RM shared several screenshots on Instagram Stories of himself listening to ‘Gray So Gray’ and ‘BRB’, two songs from Epik High’s new studio album, which dropped on the same day.“Oh they’re here..,” he captioned on a screenshot ‘Gray So Gray’, which is the lead single of the new record. In the Instagram Story, Rm also tagged the members of Epik High and featuring vocalist Younha.A fan soon posted a screenshot of RM’s Instagram Story on Twitter, which was later noticed by the Korean-Canadian musician.

Chadwick Boseman covers up while running some errands!

“How To Get Away With Murder” went out with several huge bangs Thursday night.

Viola Davis said yes to How to Get Away With Murder back in 2014 for a simple reason: She wanted to "be the show." Six seasons and an Emmy win later, it's safe to say she accomplished just that. When Davis joined the series created by Pete Nowalk and executive produced by Shonda Rhimes, she already had two Oscar nominations and two Golden Globes nominations to her name for Doubt and The Help.

If you think you're emotional about How to Get Away with Murder coming to an end, just wait until you see the cast. In this exclusive look at the show's wrap party, the cast barely kept their emotions in check as they said farewell to the series they've spent six years building.

Fans of “How to Get Away with Murder” won’t be disappointed by Thursday night’s series finale, which closes the book on morally ambiguous lawyer Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) and her not-so-merry band of student accomplices.

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Iconic actress Cicely Tyson has been bringing us introspective portrayals of Black women for decades. And her role as Ophelia Harkness in the hit show, How To Get Away With Murder, is no exception.

Viola Davis has shared her feelings about the final episodes of ABC hit series How To Get Away With Murder.

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The time is running out on the Keating 5's biggest mysteries yet!

Christopher Meloni is bringing his “Law & Order: SVU” character back to television.

Viola Davis never wanted to be a TV character, but for the last six years much of her professional life has been devoted to being just that — the brilliant but often intimidating Annalise Keating on ABC and Shondaland’s “How To Get Away With Murder.”

It's time for How To Get Away With Murder to say goodbye.  The ABC drama is about to head into its final batch of episodes, and to prepare you for the farewell, E! News has an exclusive featurette about how the cast said their own farewells to one of the twistiest shows on TV.  "I don't think that you're ever ready for a goodbye. You're just not," Viola Davis says. "It's been bittersweet.

Several schools systems across the country closed this week as the coronavirus wrecks havoc on our nation, with more than 4,500 cases confirmed in the U.S. alone. Because of this, many parents have been forced to homeschool their children and create daily schedules that mimic their day-to-day routine, in effort to minimize disruption to their learning.