Q: I just read an article about "Casablanca" and it talked a lot about Claude Rains as if I should know who he was outside of that movie, but I don't. Why else is he famous?
Claude Rains is a classic example of a character actor able to disappear so completely in a role that the film's fans can't imagine him as anything else.
It's likely that most people can only picture him as Capt. Renault, with whom Bogart's character was embarking on a "beautiful friendship" at the end of the legendary 1942 film "Casablanca."
Ramsay checks in: Chef moves to hotel makeovers in new series
Chef and hospitality guru Gordon Ramsay fixes struggling hotels in "Hotel Hell"
Esteemed reality chef Gordon Ramsay is venturing into new territory as he rejoins the Fox prime-time lineup with the premiere of his newest unscripted series, "Hotel Hell."
Wipeout, on ABC
Another round of contestants tackle such obstacles as the Bar Crawl, Hill-Bullies and the Petrified Forest. Co-hosts John Henson and John Anderson provide commentary as eager contestants compete for the grand prize.
Wipeout, on ABC
Another round of contestants tackle such obstacles as the Bar Crawl, Hill-Bullies and the Petrified Forest. Co-hosts John Henson and John Anderson provide commentary as eager contestants compete for the grand prize.
Feeding frenzy: Discovery's Shark Week dominates summer
The “MythBusters” team (Tory Belleci, Kari Byron and Grant Imahara) join the line-up for this year’s Shark Week
Nothing conjures up the image of sheer terror quite like that of a shark. Although you're more likely to be killed by a falling coconut, that primal fear is a part of us, as demonstrated by an entire genre of shark attack movies.
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, on TLC
Six-year-old pageant beauty Alana invites viewers to tag along as cameras chronicle her life with her family in rural Georgia. The youngster first charmed fans with her vibrant personality on TLC's "Toddler's & Tiaras."
Q: This may sound like a silly question, but is it actually Jackie Chan doing the voice in "Jackie Chan Adventures"?
It's not a silly question at all, but the answer might seem so.
It's actually not Jackie Chan voicing Jackie Chan in the show "Jackie Chan Adventures," which Chan produces. Chan also appears as himself in sequences at the end of each episode.
You'd think with all that involvement that he'd just go ahead and do his own voice, too, but Chan opted to give the role to young actor James Sie, and it proved to be Sie's big break.
Shipping Wars, on A&E
New cast members Chris and Robbie join Marc, Jarrett, Jennifer and the rest of the gang for more high-stakes, heavy-duty moving. Cameras follow the shippers as they bid to transport items that traditional carriers refuse to touch.
Q: Why were Holly Robinson Peete and Leah Remini fired from "The Talk"?
Well, that is still the subject of debate. And that debate has thus far taken place over the Internet, so it hasn't always been pretty.
It all started slowly, with their contracts not being renewed in the summer of 2011. Remini eventually took to Twitter to publicly announce that she'd been fired, but Peete was quiet about it for a while.
When Peete did officially announce she'd been fired as well, she told "Access Hollywood Live" that she "wasn't given a reason."
The Glass House, on ABC
Check in with your favorite contestants as the time left in the house winds down. State-of-the-art technology allows viewers to keep tabs on all of the houseguests as the competition heats up.
