Q: What is the story with the hit TV show "Nashville" and the song "Fade Into You"? The CD of songs from the show came out recently, but "Fade Into You" was not on it. Just go to Amazon.com and you will see a lot of people want to know.
Indeed, there was a minor customer rebellion on Amazon.com when the CD "The Music of Nashville" was shipped, with a sticker on the wrapping that said it included "Fade Into You," but without the song.
No less a personage than music legend T. Bone Burnett apologized personally for the problem, saying that it was pulled at the last minute "due to a legal matter."
Raising Hope, on Fox
It's a "My Name Is Earl" reunion when Jason Lee reprises his role as Smokey Floyd alongside other guest stars Jaime Pressly, Ethan Suplee, Nadine Velazquez and Eddie Steeples. Later, Hilary Duff guest stars as Rachel, who happens to be Jimmy's ex-girlfriend.
Q: What can you tell us about Matt Passmore on the TV show "The Glades"? When will the new season begin?
Matt Passmore has found a steady TV gig with A&E's hit crime show "The Glades," due to return this summer, but it isn't his first.
Prior to traversing the globe to take on the role of Jim Longworth, a big city detective who relocated to a sleepy town near the Florida Everglades in "The Glades," Passmore was a TV star in his native Australia.
He was best known for his three years on the hit prime-time soap "McLeod's Daughters" as Marcus Turner.
The Bachelor, on ABC
Spectacular Thailand serves as the backdrop for Sean's romantic adventures with the final three women. In the end, Sean faces one of his toughest decisions to date as he determines which bachelorette to send home, leaving two to battle for his heart.
Women's domain: Streep narrates new PBS doc on female power
Marlo Thomas will be featured in “Makers: Women Who Make America”
WOMEN'S DOMAIN: When asked to name the most influential people in American history, respondents will invariably fill the list with men. However, according to a new PBS film, it is the influence of women that has had the greatest impact on the country's culture in the last half-century.
New Releases for the week of February 24 - March 1
The Master
Freddie is a Second World War veteran who cannot seem to find a place for himself in a post-war society. Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, Freddie struggles with substance abuse, troubled relationships and unemployment. One night while he is drunk and looking for a place to sleep, Freddie meets Dodd, the leader of a philosophical movement called “The Cause.” Dodd takes Freddie under his wing and the two travel together, spreading Dodd’s doctrine. But there are others in the movement who are not as welcoming, and they want Freddie gone. Both men must face some harsh truths about themselves and battle their own demons if they are to find peace.
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson. Stars: Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Laura Dern, Rami Malek, Jesse Plemons, Ambyr Childers. 2012. 144 min. Drama.
Chasing Mavericks
Surfer Jay Moriarty dreams of conquering northern California’s Mavericks wave. To reach that goal, he’ll need a lot of help, and surfing legend Frosty Hesson is just the man for the job. As Hesson trains Moriarty to survive and conquer the huge wave, the two form a friendship that will last a lifetime.
Directors: Michael Apted, Curtis Hanson. Stars: Gerard Butler, Jonny Weston, Elisabeth Shue, Abigail Spencer. 2012. 116 min. Drama.
Border Run
Sophie, an American reporter, is searching for her brother who has gone missing near the U.S.-Mexico border. Based on a true story, Sophie’s search reveals human trafficking operations that traverse the border every day.
Director: Gabriela Tagliavini. Stars: Sharon Stone, Billy Zane, Rosemberg Salgado, Miguel Rodarte. 2012. 96 min. Thriller.
Company of Heroes
A group of American soldiers get lost in enemy territory after the Battle of the Bulge of the Second World War. As the men head for Allied territory, they discover a terrifying secret: Hitler is developing a super-bomb. Mounting a daring expedition to find a German scientist who wishes to defect, the heroes risk all to prevent the Nazis from completing their weapon.
Director: Don Michael Paul. Stars: Tom Sizemore, Chad Michael Collins, Vinnie Jones, Neal McDonough, Dimitri Diatchenko. 2013. 98 min. Action.
Holy Motors
A man moves between multiple parallel universes and experiences different versions of his life. Mundane experiences of everyday life become vibrant and surreal as the man passes from one life to another.
Director: Leos Carax. Stars: Denis Lavant, Edith Scob, Eva Mendes, Kylie Minogue. 2012. 115 min. Fantasy.
The Good Wife, on CBS
Drug dealer Lemond Bishop approaches Alicia for help when he finds out that one of his accountants has been arrested. Bishop wants to find out if FBI agents are looking into his legitimate businesses or his wheeling and dealing in the drug trade.
Late Laughs for the week of February 24 - March 2, 2013
Conan: Conan O'Brien
A Justice Department memo claims that President Obama has the right to order the assassination of an American anywhere in the world. Isn't that crazy?! In a related story, Donald Trump has gone into hiding.
Scientists have found the remains of England's King Richard III under a parking lot. Unfortunately, they couldn't find his ticket, so he'll be charged the day rate.
'Bizarre' journey: Travel host continues his look at America's unusual meals
“Bizarre Foods America” host Andrew Zimmern
You have to wonder -- after six seasons of sampling unusual foods, are there any food items left to shock Andrew Zimmern?
The answer to that must be yes, since a new season of "Bizarre Foods America” is underway as part of the Travel Channel’s Monday lineup, and Zimmern himself doesn’t show any signs of slowing down.
The Good Wife, on CBS
Rita Wilson returns as Viola Walsh, who faces off against Alicia and Will in a case involving an Internet start-up and a search engine accused of manipulating results. Meanwhile, Eli tries to prevent a scandal that could rock Peter's campaign.
