Asgard is so close, we can practically taste it. Lifetime on Monday released the first official teaser for Witches of East End‘s upcoming second season, premiering this summer — and it’s dark. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Witches of East End wraps its first season Sunday (10/9c on Lifetime) — but first, there’s the little matter of Freya’s wedding to Dash, and whether or not her long-missing dad is going to make the guest list.
In the following exclusive clip from the episode, …READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Thanksgiving week meant too, too many reruns, but that wasn’t about to stop us from delivering a cornucopia of hot, fresh one-liners straight to your doorstep! READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
Witches of East End will continue to cast its spell on viewers: Lifetime has renewed the drama for a second season. READ MORE
Freya (Jenna Dewan-Tatum) has been talking in her sleep on Witches of East End — and that could turn out to be a problem if it leads to her fiancé Dash learning about her engagement-party lip-lock with his little brother Killian.
In the following exclusive clip from next Sunday’s episode, …READ MORE
Witches of East End‘s reluctantly witchy Ingrid very well may be the Lifetime drama’s most powerful sorceress of all — but Rachel Boston‘s ambivalent alter ego isn’t ready to take on that title… yet.
“Ingrid keeps taking one step into this world, and then she wants to hide in a library and go back to her old life,” Boston tells TVLine with a laugh. READ MORE
Nobody knows you like your sister — especially when your sister’s a burgeoning witch with a gift for reading auras.
That’s the gist of the following exclusive preview video from this Sunday’s installment of Witches of East End …READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
It looks like the Witches of East End‘s Freya (Jenna Dewan-Tatum) isn’t the only one keeping secrets from her significant other.
While the sexy enchantress hasn’t shared with her fiancé (Eric Winter) about her recently discovered powers, her near brush with death or her dangerous flirtation with his brother Killian, the following exclusive clip finds Dash making a surprising confession of his own: READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
“If this were a movie, right now would be the moment where the girl who thought she was ordinary finds out she’s actually magic, and the power was in her all along.”
That little slice of meta dialogue — directed at wide-eyed librarian Ingrid Beauchamp (a ridiculously charming Rachel Boston) — is the guiding premise for the pilot of Lifetime’s instantly spellbinding Witches of East End. READ MORE & TAKE OUR POLL
Witches of East End has cast its spell on Virginia Madsen, tapping the Oscar-nominated Sideways actress for a multi-episode arc, TVLine has learned exclusively. READ MORE
