Last night was Super Bowl 50. It's a special night where Americans gather with friends and family to lose money and gain weight.
I want to say congratulations to the Denver Broncos, who beat the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50. The Broncos really stopped Cam Newton last night. In fact, the only dabbing Cam Newton was doing last night was with some Kleenex.
The true story that inspired the classic novel “Moby-Dick” comes to life. In 1820, the whaling ship Essex sets sail, but finds little success. Tensions flare between first mate Owen Chase (Hemsworth), an experienced whaler, and Capt. George Pollard (Walker), but when the ship is nearly destroyed in a storm, they agree to set aside their differences and head for what they hope will be more lucrative whaling waters in the Pacific. There, they find much more whale than they bargained for when a massive albino wrecks their ship and leaves the crew stranded on an isolated island. With little hope of rescue, they set out to cross the ocean, but the great beast is on the hunt.
Director: Ron Howard. Stars: Chris Hemsworth, Benjamin Walker, Ben Whishaw, Brendan Gleeson. 2015. 122 min. Adventure.
The beloved comic-strip characters finally hit the big screen. Clumsy and socially awkward child Charlie Brown (Schnapp) becomes infatuated with The Little Red-Haired Girl (Capaldi), who has just moved to the neighborhood and joined Charlie’s class at school. At the urging of his best friend’s sister, Lucy (Miller), he becomes determined to impress the new girl with his confidence. With the help of his beloved dog, Snoopy (Melendez), he enters a talent show, takes up dance lessons and even reads a literary classic -- but despite his best attempts, his own worst enemy always turns out to be himself.
Director: Steve Martino. Stars: Noah Schnapp, Francesca Capaldi, Hadley Belle Miller, Bill Melendez, Alexander Garfin. 2015. 88 min. Animation.
While attending a circus, Victor Frankenstein (McAvoy), a young medical student, rushes to save an aerialist who suffers a horrifying accident. He’s helped by a nameless hunchback (Radcliffe) who displays a remarkable knowledge of the human anatomy. Frankenstein rescues the man from the circus ringleader, performs surgery on him to improve his posture, and takes him on as his assistant, naming him Igor. The two become partners, seeking to unlock the secret of creating life from death, but a religious police inspector (Scott) becomes determined to stop their experiments.
Director: Paul McGuigan. Stars: Daniel Radcliffe, James McAvoy, Andrew Scott, Jessica Brown Findlay. 2015. 110 min. Horror.
Emma (Jennifer Morrison), Regina (Lana Parrilla) and others embark on a journey to the Underworld to rescue Hook (Colin O'Donoghue) in this new episode. However, lost souls with personal vendettas hound the heroes at every turn.
Freddie Highmore stars in "Bates Motel"
Take the 'Bate': The Bates Motel is still open for business. The legendary inn was introduced in Alfred Hitchcock’s famous 1960 film "Psycho," and is explored further in A&E’s prequel series, and now "Bates Motel" is back, as a fourth season of the eerie series premieres Monday, March 7.
Dominic Zamprogna as seen in "General Hospital"
When Sasha sees that Zende is preoccupied, she offers herself as an additional distraction. Later, Sasha makes a bold move on Zende while he's in a vulnerable state. While Nicole struggles with regrets about what she didn't do in her relationship, Zende is tempted to do something he hopes not to regret. As Wyatt impatiently waits for Steffy to answer his question, Liam desperately searches for answers to questions that Quinn has been avoiding. Steffy makes a big announcement that comes as a shock to her family. Wyatt considers pursuing a different career goal as his personal life improves. Deacon helps Quinn convince Liam that the past she has described for him is the truth. Katie takes a big step in dealing with her anger toward Brooke and to save her marriage.
Hope worries that she may have killed Stefano for a crime he didn't commit. Theresa isn't pleased with Summer's decision, while Nicole grills Dario for information about Summer. Later, Brady asks Fynn to check into Summer's DNA, and Summer has a run-in with Maggie. JJ and Gabi decide to take their relationship to the next level. Steve lies to Roman to protect a loved one, while Joey makes a shocking confession to Kayla. After Chad has a vision of Stefano, he reels over the discovery that Ben has escaped from the psychiatric hospital. Steve looks for a way to get himself off the hook. John, Marlena, Roman, Hope, Caroline, Victor and Kate gather at the pub to celebrate Stefano DiMera's death. Ciara freaks out when she hears that Claire plans to meet up with Chase. Victor comes clean to Caroline about his past with Deimos. Hope returns to the police force. Philip puts the pressure on Belle for more of a commitment in their relationship.
Nathan does his best to explain his slip of the tongue, but he keeps his secret alive. Later, Nathan decides whether or not to tell Maxie the truth, and he turns to Dante for advice. Liz experiences second thoughts about her living arrangements. Anna reaches a sad and unpleasant realization. After Ava breaks down in front of Paul, she has a rare calm moment of understanding with Sonny. Tracy fears the worst after she takes a turn for the worse. Nina receives some words of wisdom from Maxie. Sonny and Carly experience tension. Diane shares her plan to get Morgan out of trouble, and Morgan is stunned by Sonny's recommendation.
When Summer catches Luca with Natalie's computer, he confesses to trying to learn more about Pass Key. Summer wonders if Natalie is double crossing Victor, and she warns her against it. Later, Phyllis loses it when Summer decides to tell Victor her suspicions about Natalie. After Stitch confides in Abby about his difficulty connecting with Max, he finds out that Max has been causing fights at school. Chelsea threatens to leave due to Adam not telling her about Victor's blackmail. She accuses Adam of turning into his father, and tells him he'll never get Victor's approval. Ashley secretly fears that Simon will lose focus on finding a cure for her when Hilary approaches him about doing a photo shoot for the research project. Devon calms Hilary down and convinces her to call a truce with Ashley when she expresses her desire to play a larger role in the research project. Meanwhile, Billy and Victoria struggle with separating business from pleasure. Billy promises Victoria that he won't allow Jabot to exploit Newman Enterprises.
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The past is back to haunt Jimmy Pritchard (Robert Kazinsky) when the subject of a coverup from 20 years earlier resurfaces in this new episode. Mädchen Amick guest stars as Joan, a former drug lord's girlfriend who got away with murder with Jimmy's help.
Not wasting any time, that's for sure.
You may have seen him playing himself recently in a three-episode arc of the Fox comedy "The Grinder," but it seems that was just a bit of fun between his numerous other commitments.
Since "Justified" ended its critically acclaimed six-season run on FX, Olyphant (who played the show's main character, U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens) has shot three movies and is now starring in an Off-Broadway play in New York.
The sudden reappearance of the presumed-dead son of a politician shakes the Warren family to its core in this premiere. Joan Allen stars as Claire Warren, a mother who used heartbreak caused by the disappearance of her son to fuel her political aspirations.
When cracks start to appear in Eileen’s (Martha Plimpton) seemingly perfect life, she finds the experience both liberating and humiliating in this sneak preview. Jay R. Ferguson, Noah Galvin and Mary Hollis Inboden also star in the new comedy.