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Ifyou were a fan of "Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin" then you are going to love season 2, which the producers are calling "Pretty Little Liars: Summer School." Here's our guide on where to watch "Pretty Little Liars: Summer School" online and from anywhere with a VPN.

As if "Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin" was not harrowing enough for the girls of Millwood High, season 2 sees them enrolled at - the absolute horror! - summer school and - even worse - with a new villain in the mix. Hence the title: "Pretty Little Liars: Summer School."

Mouse (played by Malia Pyles), Tabby (Chandler Kinney), Noa (Maia Reficco), Imogen (Bailee Madison), Faran (Zaria) and a host of other returning characters navigate the school environment and coming-of-age angst while a murderer who may or may not have a connection to "A" from season 1 walks amongst them.

If "Pretty Little Liars: Summer School" isn't airing where you're currently located, that doesn't mean you have to miss the show while you're away from home. With the right VPN (virtual private network), you can stream the show from wherever you are.

Binge offers a FREE 7-day trial to check out the streaming service. After that, the Basic plan costs $10 AUD/per month, with more pricey options if you want to ditch ads and stream on more than one device.

Right now, there's no sign of "Pretty Little Liars: Summer School" in U.K. TV listings and no announced start date on any streaming services. Usually, HBO shows end up on Sky Atlantic, so we imagine it will make its way there eventually.

But remember: if you're visiting the U.K. from a country that is streaming "Pretty Little Liars: Summer School", you'll need a service like NordVPN to appear as if you're back in your home country.

These darker themes were eventually toned down and it was retooled as a romantic comedy called Pretty Woman. Lots of major actresses were approached for the role of Vivian in Pretty Woman, including Molly Ringwald (The Breakfast Club) and Michelle Pfeiffer, until the relatively unknown Julia Roberts signed up. Al Pacino was attached to play Edward during pre-production but later dropped out, and he was replaced by Richard Gere. The movie proved to be a gigantic success upon release, grossing over $460 million worldwide in 1990.

Pretty Woman made Julia Roberts into a movie star, and she followed the film with a string of hits, including 1991's Sleeping With The Enemy and My Best Friend's Wedding. Still, Pretty Woman remains one of her bees known films and is a classic of the genre. Over 30 years after its release, the movie remains a fixture in popular culture, and is certainly worth visiting. So where can viewers watch Pretty Woman online?

Amazon Prime Video Watch Party is a function with Prime Video to chat about and watch certain titles and content virtually with friends and family. Watch Party allows users to chat and watch movies and TV shows with up to 100 people in the same country as they stream the content online at the same time together.window._taboola = window._taboola [];window.pmc_taboola = window.pmc_taboola [];window.pmc_taboola.push("mode":"thumbnails-a-mid-article","container":"taboola-mid-article","placement":"Mid article","target_type":"mix","pmc_defer":false);

Amazon Prime Video Watch Parties can be streamed through the Prime Video App or supported Fire TV devices, as well as desktop web browsers with the exceptions of Microsoft Internet Explorer and Apple Safari.

Kosmi is your entertainment universe, bringing together your favorite TV, movies, games, music, and other apps, all in one place. Hang out in one of your rooms, invite your friends, and see who shows up.

Shared browsing, screen sharing, link sharing, file sharing, and native integrations? We got all that. Why bother with multiple services when you can watch, play and do pretty much anything together on Kosmi.

Rooms are customizable. Design your own private room: A virtual living room, drive-in, games room, coffee shop, even a pub. You can make multiple rooms and invite a different crew of friends or collegues to each.

As much of the core content in online courses is delivered in a lecture-style format, students often ask how they can watch online course lectures on their iPad. Lecture content is generally offered in three formats: a fully synchronized, Flash-based presentation; an audio-only MP3 file; and a PDF file of the slides used. Given that iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) do not support Flash at all, you can't watch the fully synchronized lecture presentations on your iPad by default.

You can, however, purchase one of a handful of apps on the iTunes store which will display Flash content for you in a custom Web browser. Photon Flash Web Browser, for example, is one app that manages this task.

Because the Flash Player does not and will not exist on iOS devices, these apps work by rendering the Flash content on a server farm and then send the Flash content to their custom Web browser app as if a movie were being streamed to the app. There is, of course, more at work, because you can click on things in the Flash content and their custom app supports most interactivity in the Flash Player. You can even play Farmville in Facebook on your iPad.

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Each week, I'm ranking the biggest companies that trade on U.S. exchanges based on their size (market capitalization), momentum (total return over the past year), and recent news. Before we get to the rankings, a quick word on a major player.

It's not just Sir Isaac Newton who learned something from a falling apple. Investors in Apple (AAPL 0.22%) took a 10% hit on Wednesday after the tech giant confirmed sluggish iPhone sales trends. Apple now sees $84 billion in revenue for its recently concluded fiscal first quarter.

Apple was eyeing $89 billion to $93 billion for the holiday-fueled quarter just two months ago, and even that outlook concerned investors. It would've been a marginal uptick from the $88.3 billion from a year earlier, but now Apple is bracing investors for an actual year-over-year decline.

This is a pretty big deal. Bulls have often pointed to Apple's booming services revenue as a new growth outlet. But if Apple's service revenue is still growing and the average selling price of its iconic smartphone is up -- which it is, considerably -- it points to a pretty sharp decline in unit sales over the past three months.

Apple was the toast of the tech town a few months ago as the lone stock with a market cap north of $1 trillion. Now it has fallen to nearly $700 billion. When we started these weekly rankings two months ago, Apple was the most valuable stock on the planet. Now it trails three other tech bellwethers.

The sharp sell-off in Facebook stock is making CEO Mark Zuckerberg less charitable. He announced in late 2017 that he would sell 35 million to 75 million shares into early 2019, giving away the majority of the proceeds to charities. However, with the stock taking a big hit in 2018 he held back on the selling in the fourth quarter, according to Bloomberg. He had raised $5.6 billion by selling 30.4 million shares since announcing his charity-fueled selling.

JPMorgan Chase went ex-dividend on its latest quarterly payout this past week. The institution is currently yielding 3.2%, and that's a welcome reminder that most of the bank stocks are yielding more than the money market funds and short-term CDs they sell. There's a lot more risk to owning the stock itself, of course, and in JPMorgan Chase's case the dividend isn't enough to offset the stock's nearly 8% decline over the past year.

A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary announced a long-term partnership with Veracyte (VCYT -0.17%) to accelerate the development of a nasal swab test to detect lung cancer. The news sent Veracyte's stock sharply higher, but it failed to deliver much of a boost to the much larger Johnson & Johnson.

Whether the term "big pharma" to describe the major pharmaceuticals companies is endearing or derisive, the only near-term certainty is that they keep getting bigger. A $74 billion acquisition was announced this past week, and that's leading analysts to wonder if other drug giants, such as Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson, will have to go shopping to compete. The merger news also opened the door for some, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren to comment on rising drug prices, a point of interest now that Warren has put herself up for consideration in the next presidential election.

The leading credit card company was one of only a handful of megacap companies to come through with double-digit stock gains in 2018, and expectations are high in 2019. Analysts see revenue climbing 11% this fiscal year, with earnings growing at an even more impressive 15% pace. The shift away from cash continues, and Visa's there with the plastic, metal, and virtual means of settling up on transactions.

It wasn't just Apple that took a hit on its disappointing guidance on Thursday. Shares of Berkshire Hathaway tumbled nearly 6% on the news. Warren Buffett has been a big buyer of Apple shares in recent years, to the point that Apple is Berkshire Hathaway's largest position, accounting for more than a quarter of its stock portfolio. Berkshire Hathaway's drop was just a little more than half of Apple's Thursday plunge, but that's just a tip of the hat to diversification.

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