TV and Movie News (page 1056)

Whitney Houston's final film before she died was "Sparkle," a music-themed movie starring "American Idol" winner Jordin Sparks. The trailer is out, and you can click through right here to watch it.

Following the teaser a few days ago, the full trailer for "Total Recall" has hit the Web. It might be time for Tom Cruise to step aside, as Colin Farrell looks to be handling the sci-fi action flick hero role pretty well... and he even has two lovely ladies fighting over him. Watch the exciting trailer here!

Didn't see Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino landing in rehab coming? His bosses did. Behind the scenes, MTV bosses had apparently spent several years warning the "Jersey Shore" housemate about his partying's impact on the show.

It's not as if he isn't everywhere these days anyway, but throwing Ryan Seacrest into this week's star-studded network morning show lineup? Sure, why not? The "American Idol" host, E! correspondent, syndicated radio host and all-around omnipresent pop culture overseer Ryan Seacrest will join a Tuesday "Today" show broadcast on NBC already co-hosted by former Fox News correspondent, vice presidential candidate and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. And he's bringing big news, reportedly.

Getting all excited for Marvel's long-awaited superhero team-up "The Avengers" but not sure you can wait until May 4? Before piracy becomes an option you consider, know that there's a legitimate avenue to seeing the crossover blockbuster-to-be early. Marvel Studios announced today that the cities where the most Marvel faithful turn up en masse on the film's official Facebook page will see the big team-up of Captain America, Iron Man, the Hulk, Thor, Hawkeye, Nick Fury and Black Widow before it opens May 4, the Associated Press reports.

Verily, one first good, scary turn for Daniel Radcliffe deserves another. British studio Hammer Films has confirmed that the former "Harry Potter" star will follow up 2011's suspenseful, scary financial success "The Woman In Black" with the direct sequel also based on another Susan Hill story, "The Woman In Black: Angels Of Death".

Ashton Kutcher is stepping to the plate to play one of modern technology's most impactful minds. The "Two And A Half Men" star has signed on to play Apple CEO and mastermind Steve Jobs in the indie biopic "Jobs", according to a report by Variety and other outlets today.

Meeting British officials halfway over rating "The Hunger Games" didn't take Lionsgate much more than a few steps. In fact, without pointing out what was left out, one could probably watch the U.S. and U.K. cuts back-to-back and never perceive the difference. British Board of Film Classification Head of Policy David Austin recently had a chat about the minimal edits with BBC Radio 5 Live.

Peter gets hooked on Jolly Farms Revue, and decides to start his own show, much to Lois' dismay. When Lois' nagging gets to be too much, Peter starts mocking her on television. Meanwhile, Meg starts an internship at the hospital with Dr. Hartman.

When Betty goes to the doctor for some diet pills, she leaves with some troubling news instead. It has an effect on Don, who is already troubled by the age gap between him and seemingly everyone around him.