TV and Movie News (page 1038)

After suffering low ratings (on a Friday, of course) for too long, "Fringe" will finally end. But fear not: the show will indeed have a fifth season, allowing it to close the open plot lines and wrap things up properly. Watch the season 5 trailer here.

If only NBC "only knew what they read in the papers." They might've saved "The Office" producers some last minute edits. John Stamos himself seems a little puzzled as to why the network yanked a gay joke from an upcoming episode's promo over fears it might hurt his feeling.

Attention! Yidio needs cultural experts to help us discern something: what exactly is "too" homosexual? Where is this line? Because apparently, a small group in South Korea felt Lady Gaga crossed it, and got her recent concert in Seoul slapped with an "Adults-Only" tag.

We all know Howard Stern can do salty. And while he doesn't exactly come across "sweet," this preview of his "America's Got Talent" judging stint makes him look positively sedate. Howie Mandel says he's expecting unpredictability, and Stern maintains that he'll be a tough but fair judge that loves his job.

Like a celebrity or not, it's never the kind of gossip anyone should relish hearing. Hollywood Life claims that Miley Cyrus' recent tweets could point to a depressed fall. The former "Hannah Montana" star has been waxing philosophical about "scars" lately, and displaying some curious-looking marks on her wrists....

There are only three new "Saturday Night Live" episodes remaining in the 37th season. After conquering Super Bowl hero Eli Manning heads up the May 5 "SNL" with Rihanna, Will Ferrell takes a third bow as host with musical guest Usher. Ferrell recently confirmed that "Anchorman 2" will indeed one day be a thing, but next stars alongside Zach Galifianakis in "The Campaign".

When the gang's science project is sabotaged, there's only one thing that can get them their grade back: a "Law & Order" spoof. As you can imagine, there's lots arbitrary stacking of objects going on. Get a full recap here.

The second attempt at a live show from "30 Rock" was just as successful as the last, as the show saw appearances from tons of "Saturday Night Live" alumni as well as celebrities like Jon Hamm and Kim Kardashian.

It's finally time for the big debate, which Leslie thinks will be a slam dunk. But she runs into trouble when Bobby Newport (guest star Paul Rudd) does better than expected. Meanwhile, Ann is besieged by both Chris and Tom.

Following Wednesday's performances, the remaining six contestants get their results after a Queen tribute band, Katy Perry, and former contestant Stefano Langone perform. Who went home? Find out here.