TV and Movie News (page 929)

The fourth promo in the continuing "American Horror Story" series starts out all nice and pretty, then turns scary real fast. Try not to watch this one alone in the dark.

A mid-season hiatus can be an unfortunate thing for fans. Alas, everybody needs a break. "Pretty Little Liars," on the other hand, isn't taking it completely easy. "Pretty Dirty Secrets," an eight-episode web series, debuts Aug. 28 and sets up the story of the ABC Family drama's Halloween return, featuring "American Idol" finalist Adam Lambert.

Looks like The Donald set aside his differences with Rosie O'Donnell for long enough to wish her a speedy recovery after a pretty serious heart attack. I guess they don't hate each other that badly after all...

Mariah Carey's in. So is Nicki Minaj. Now, it seems Kanye West has more than a passing interest in joining the season-12 panel of judges for FOX's "American Idol." Of course, this all leaves questions officially unanswered about just what is going on with Randy Jackson's return.

You've made powerful enemies, NBC. In light of the network cutting Ann Curry loose from "Today" over the summer, Angelina Jolie told Curry, a close friend, that she won't give NBC a word unless it's with her. Oh, and don't even ask about a "Today" appearance.

Kirk Cameron knows just a little something about planting his feet firmly in his mouth. Less than five months after creating a stir by calling homosexuality "detrimental and destructive," the evangelical actor has come to Missouri Congressman Todd Akin's defense, after the Republican Senate candidate took to a St. Louis TV station and discussed "legitimate rape."

It's been a year, but the case that made Casey Anthony famous probably hasn't been forgotten. Her acquittal of murder in the death of her daughter Caylee left the nation stunned, but she still faced 12 months of probation on a related check-fraud charge. Friday, her probation ends and she's a legally free woman.

With "Breaking Bad" winding down, let's take nothing for granted. For starters, it's a show with some pretty great music, for featuring so few pop or vocal songs. On Aug. 28, you can own 20 of the show's most memorable orchestrations to relive the rise of Walter White any time you could want.

Unfortunately, it seems true: some people will attempt to make a buck off anything. Following director Tony Scott's Sunday suicide leap from a San Pedro, Calif., bridge, several witnesses are reportedly trying to sell footage of his last moments to various news outlets. TMZ and Perez Hilton are reportedly among those who have refused to take the bait.

Wave goodbye to "The Office": sources are reporting that the long-running comedy will be ending after the upcoming season, its ninth.