Jonathan Elliott

So, with our second episode, we're offered more sexy-times and an intriguing little dangler that perhaps our two leads don't know one another as well as we originally thought

As with most new shows, the real litmus test of whether or not a series can cut it comes not in the pilot, but in its second episode. And I'm duly impressed with The Event's newest installment

I'm excited and hopeful for what's to come with this show. Then again...I said the same thing about poor, misguided Flash Forward last year. I have high hopes that the second episode

Angelina washes her hands of the whole mess. We curiously watch JWoww push her breasts together for about five minutes, like she's trying to make orange juice

If you watched Wednesday's SYTYCD, last night was written in stone. All season long, the judges, led in their charge by Mia, had lambasted AdéChiké again and again and again

We open last night's show with a frankly gorgeous group number choreographed by Mia Michaels, which sort of looked like Alice in Wonderland by way of The Shawshank Redemption

The Cold War had some interesting side effects; one of the most compelling stories could be found in the strange balance between the State's begrudging acceptance of Western cinema as art while

Carl Icahn's bid to restructure mini-studio Lionsgate reached a new pitch today, as he brought the fight to the public with a warning to get out while the getting's good

Looks like the IMAX 3D train shows no sign of slowing down; if it's a major release in 2011, you can pretty much bet on a version that comes on a huge-mongous screen with goofy glasses

It's an apt fit--while Mamet branches beyond film, television, and stage into comics, Bendis cut his teeth writing and drawing indie comic books before attempting to sell his work to Hollywood