Game of Thrones, on HBO
Don't miss a new episode of this gritty, dramatic epic. In Westeros, Cersei (Lena Headey) and Tywin (Charles Dance), strategically plot their next move. Meanwhile, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) discusses her latest plans as her dragons grow.
New Releases for the week of May 4 - 10
Veronica Mars
Nine years after leaving her hometown of Neptune, Cali., former teenage private eye, Veronica Mars (Bell), has moved to New York City. She seems to have her life together -- she's in a stable relationship and has a fabulous job offer from a prestigious law firm. But when her old flame, Logan Echolls (Dohring), is accused of murdering his pop-star girlfriend, she returns to Neptune to help solve yet another mystery.
Director: Rob Thomas. Stars: Kristen Bell, Jason Dohring, Enrico Colantoni, Chris Lowell, Krysten Ritter, Tina Majorino, Ryan Hansen, Percy Daggs III, Martin Starr, Jerry O'Connell. 2014. 107 min. Crime.
Mr. Jones
In order to escape the city life, a young couple moves to the outskirts of the woods. When they meet their reclusive artist neighbor, Mr. Jones (Steger), they soon realize he doesn't like to be disturbed and only comes out at night, dragging strange sculptures deep into the woods. As their curiosity leads them to further investigate Mr. Jones' hobby, he places the couple in a world full of nightmare, madness and never-ending terror.
Director: Karl Mueller. Stars: Jon Foster, Sarah Jones, Diane Neal, Mark Steger. 2013. 90 min. Horror.
Making the Rules
When workaholic and successful sous-chef Abby (Pressly) accidentally cuts her hand, she is forced to spend the summer outside of the kitchen, as well as forgo a dream promotion. But as her marriage begins to suffer, Abby must confront and deal with the temptation of an old flame.
Director: Jimbo Lee. Stars: Jaime Pressly, Robin Thicke, Tygh Runyan, Steve Agee, Joey Lauren Adams, Frances Conroy. 2014. 78 min. Romance.
Still Mine
This film centers around a love story based on true events. In rural St. Martins, N.B., farmer Craig Morrison (Cromwell) is committed to building a more suitable home for his wife Irene (Bujold), whose memory is slowly fading. As Irene becomes increasingly ill, Craig faces great obstacles for the right to build a home suitable for his wife’s needs when a difficult government inspector (Potts) becomes resistive of his wishes.
Director: Michael McGowan. Stars: James Cromwell, Jonathan Potts, Geneviève Bujold, Ronan Rees, Chuck Shamata, Julie Stewart. 2012. 102 min. Drama.
'Hungry' for success: Spike's investing in struggling restaurants
Tiffany Derry, Jon Taffer and John Besh as seen in “Hungry Investors”
Ever had a favorite restaurant close its doors for good?
Murder in Minnesota: FX brings 'Fargo' to the small screen
Billy Bob Thornton as seen in “Fargo”
"M*A*S*H," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Parenthood" -- some television remakes of movies have enjoyed many successful seasons on the small screen.
Many more, on the other hand, have not. Remember the TV versions of "Ferris Bueller," "Uncle Buck" or "Working Girl"? Me neither.
The Simpsons, on Fox
After Homer returns from a nuclear power plant operating convention, Lisa suspects something fishy may be going on in this rebroadcast of the 25th season premiere. Kristen Wiig makes a special guest-voice appearance as an FBI agent who tries to help Lisa unravel the truth.
Recaps for the week of April 28 - May 2
Teresa Castillo stars in “General Hospital”
The Bold and the Beautiful
Taylor has a serious discussion with Thorne about Aly, while Aly reveals to Oliver how much she hates Taylor. The couple grows closer when Aly shares with Oliver how difficult her mother's death has been on her, and Oliver asks her to keep a secret. Despite being sworn to secrecy, Aly later spills the truth to Caroline. Wyatt tries to convince Hope he isn't upset when she tells him exactly what she agreed to with Liam. Wyatt tells Quinn about Hope's new terms for their romance, while Hope reminisces about big moments in her relationships with both Liam and Wyatt. Later, Bob Barker pays a special visit to Liam to help him with his animal awareness campaign. Hope then joins Liam on a trip to the South Los Angeles Animal Shelter where they hear stories from the people who work there, and they meet up with Brandon McMillan. Brooke desperately tries to get Katie to let Bill spend more time with his son and get his company back, but Katie isn't giving in.
Days of Our Lives
Jennifer finds herself in a dangerous situation when Liam's true motives are revealed. Theresa makes a startling confession, causing Daniel and Eric to search for Jennifer. Meanwhile, Nicole rushes to Smith Island to rescue Jennifer, but when she arrives, things take a turn for the worse and someone is shot. Theresa is consumed with worry that her part in what Liam has done will be exposed. After finding new evidence, EJ finally tracks down and confronts the person who took the incriminating photo of him and Abigail. Will has a meltdown after reading a draft of Gabi's custody agreement for Arianna and is seriously concerned that Gabi may actually go along with Nick's outrageous plan. Jordan confesses to Rafe that she loves him and later has an unpleasant confrontation with Kate. Ciara makes an enticing proposition to Aiden. An angry Paige confronts JJ when she discovers him out on a date with Bev.
General Hospital
After Carlos makes a shocking confession, Kiki questions her mother's involvement with him. Meanwhile, Patrick and Sabrina keep a close watch over their baby boy. Patrick is presented with an opportunity to contact Robin, while Sam begins to wonder about Patrick's behavior. In a surprise move, Dante asks Scott to drop the charges against Obrecht. Later, Obrecht considers striking a deal for immunity. After Nathan discloses a shocking secret to Britt, he is hit with a stunning revelation from Madeline. Olivia decides she wants to work at having a relationship with Sonny. Meanwhile, Shawn threatens Jordan with telling TJ the truth about his mother. The Port Charles Police Department uncover new evidence in AJ's shooting. Ned and Alexis reminisce about their past together as lovers. Luke issues an ultimatum to Julian.
The Young and the Restless
Sharon admits to keeping a secret from Nick, but tells him she doesn't know what it is. Nick tells her they'll face whatever it is together and they make love. Later, Sharon asks Victor for help, and he tells her that Phyllis actually knows what she is hiding. Tensions rise between Dylan and Leslie as she continues to defend Ian, and Avery threatens to take out a restraining order against Ian. Later, Avery reads some disturbing comments about her and her new show, and she wonders where they could be coming from. Cane deduces that Devon is interested in Hilary and urges him to go for it. Meanwhile, things heat up between Hilary and Neil as they discuss what their shared kiss meant. A conflicted Victoria goes on her first official date with Stitch.
The nine lives of Jack Bauer: '24' returns to Fox with a special series event
Kiefer Sutherland stars in “24: Live Another Day”
The streets of London are about to be hijacked by everyone's favorite (former) CTU agent.
Q: I think Daniel Craig is the best James Bond! Where can I write to him?
That's a very strong and controversial statement, and surely Daniel Craig would love to hear it.
Such letters of appreciation should be addressed to him, but sent through his talent agency: Creative Artists Agency, 2000 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, Calif., 90067.
Hannibal, on NBC
Hannibal (Mads Mikkelsen) and Will (Hugh Dancy) grow closer together after Will makes it clear he's willing to go to darker places. Meanwhile, Jack (Laurence Fishburne) and the team investigate a gruesome scene.
Two and a Half Men, on CBS
Ashton Kutcher stars as Walden Schmidt, an Internet billionaire who, through a series of strange circumstances, ends up buying a beach house that comes with a few tenants. Jon Cryer co-stars as Alan Harper, neurotic brother of the house's former owner.
