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Giddy up, partner: Sarah Drew is bringing a bit of yeehaw to yuletide this year in her new Lifetime film, A Cowboy Christmas Romance. The Grey’s Anatomy alum serves as writer and executive producer on the network’s hottest holiday romcom yet, which follows real estate agent Lexi (Jana Kramer) as she begrudgingly returns to her hometown for the first time in a decade to convince rancher Coby (Adam Senn) to sell his prime Tubac, Ariz. Read More...
It's one of the great questions of 2021: Why didn't we see Carrie call 911 immediately after Mr. Big's surprise heart attack on the series premiere of And Just Like That? According to star Sarah Jessica Parker, she did — artistic liberties just made it feel much (much) longer to viewers. "Of course she called 911! Didn't you see the people behind [her, later], moving the body out?" Parker said in an interview with Andy Cohen on Tuesday's episode of Watch What Happens Live. Read More...
