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CRIMINAL MINDS: EVOLUTION Season 19 Episode 4 Photos — “The Witching Hour” The BAU Faces Another Nightmare

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By Thomas Miller 
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The BAU faces a disturbing new case in CRIMINAL MINDS: EVOLUTION season 19 episode 4, “The Witching Hour.” Scroll down to check out photos from the new episode. As season 19 continues, the BAU finds itself pulled deeper into a growing web of violence connected to Elias Voit’s lingering influence.
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How Interactive Entertainment is Blurring The Line Between Streaming, Gaming, and Real-Time Experiences

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By Thomas Miller 
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Lines are increasingly being blurred between television, video games and live digital experiences. Once separate channels of distribution for separate forms of entertainment, they are now slowly being brought together under a number of platforms. Audiences may be adapting at a rate that even the biggest industry analysts are struggling to keep up with.
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Weekend Box Office: Scary Movie Opens At No. 1 With $55 Million

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By Thomas Miller 
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The weekend box office belonged to Scary Movie, as Paramount’s horror-comedy revival opened in first place with $55 million from 3,490 theaters. The film averaged $15,759 per location, giving the long-running parody franchise a strong return to theaters and proving that nostalgia for Anna Faris, Regina Hall, Marlon Wayans, and Shawn Wayans still has major audience pull. In second place, Masters of the Universe debuted with $29.3 million for Amazon MGM Studios.
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