TV and Movie News (page 1146)

Few shows on the air today have fan bases as loyal as "Dexter" does. So if you have a "Dexter" fan on your list for holiday gift-giving, a themed gift could make the perfect present. You can worry about what makes that person love a show about a serial killer so much later.

This results episode starts off like any other: with a performance from...Lenny Kravitz? Huh? It only gets crazier from there, as the contestant who ends up getting eliminated is (probably) not the one you were expecting to go home. Get your full results recap right here.

If he doesn't sign a new contract, 2012 could be Matt Lauer's last year co-hosting NBC's "Today." Could he find himself edged out by "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest? Entertainment Weekly reports he started talking with NBC suits Tuesday morning about taking the gig.

It seems that one of the perks of being shelved for an indeterminate amount of time with the threat of cancellation is that you finally get to say all the mean things you always wanted to say about "Glee." Get the season's final "Community" recap here.

While it wasn't the most Christmas-y of all Christmas episodes, last night's "Parks and Recreation" was nonetheless another very sweet entry in a line of very sweet episodes of late. Plenty of "aww" to go around. Read the episode recap here.

"Jersey Shore" has an odd season schedule, but at least it makes mid-season a little more exciting, doesn't it? "Shore" is just one of a pair of reality shows premiering mid-season for MTV, and both of them are accompanied by a brand-new scripted comedy.

They're so hard to tell apart, we know. But here's a hint: the real "We Bought A Zoo" Twitter account doesn't take jabs at Scarlett Johansson's leaked nude pictures. Nor does it joke about swine flu. However, the two do have a shrinking gap in their respective numbers of followers.

For the first time in quite a few week, "The X Factor" tossed their theme nights out the window and gave their contestants a chance to sing what they wanted to sing. Watch videos of their performances here and decide for yourself who's best!

NBC is reporting that shots have been reported fired on the campus of Virginia Tech, the scene of a horrific massacre 4 years ago. The Virginia Tech website released a warning about gunfire and the entire school is currently on lockdown after a police officer was apparently shot by a white male suspect.

To commemorate (for lack of a better word...what's the opposite of "celebrate?") the final episode of "Community" before the indefinite hiatus that NBC has given the show, New York magazine decided to get the cast members together and have them play a game of Trivial Pursuit.