Halt and Catch Fire, on AMC
Take a look inside the personal computer revolution of the early 1980s in the series premiere of this cutting-edge series. The new show follows three fictional industry innovators whose work influenced the movement and stars Lee Pace, Scoot McNairy and Mackenzie Davis.
New Releases for the week of June 1 - 7
Robocop
In the year 2028, Detroit is home to Alex Murphy (Kinnaman), a loving husband, father and a successful cop. When Alex is seriously injured in the line of duty, mega-company OmniCorp sees an opportunity to rebuild both his career and the company image with a new law enforcement product -- a part-man, part-robot police officer.
Director. José Padilha. Stars: Joel Kinnaman, Michael Keaton, Samuel L. Jackson, Abbie Cornish, Gary Oldman, Jay Baruchel, Jackie Earle Haley, Jennifer Ehle, John Paul Ruttan. 2014. 117 min. Action.
Lone Survivor
Based on the true events of one of the most heroic efforts in modern warfare in June 2005, this film recounts the great attempt of Navy Seal Marcus Luttrell (Wahlberg) and his team, who risked their lives to track and capture ruthless Taliban leader Ahmad Shah -- the man responsible for killing more than 20 United States marines.
Director: Peter Berg. Stars: Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch, Eric Bana, Emile Hirsch, Ben Foster, Ali Suliman, Alexander Ludwig, Yousuf Azami. 2013. 121 min. Drama.
The Odd Way Home
In search of happiness, an unlikely couple takes a road trip through the American Southwest. When Maya (Willis) flees her abusive life in Los Angeles and crosses paths with Duncan (Marquette), a timid young man who has yet to experience the world, sparks fly. As a master of direction, Duncan guides Maya as they take an unforgettable journey filled with surprise, love and companionship.
Director: Rajeev Nirmalakhandan. Stars: Chris Marquette, Rumer Willis, Brendan Sexton III, Veronica Cartwright, Bruce Altman. 2013. 87 min. Drama.
In the Blood
A vengeful woman sets out to take down the men responsible for her husband's disappearance after he goes missing during their couples vacation in the Caribbean.
Director: John Stockwell. Stars: Gina Carano, Cam Gigandet, Danny Trejo, Stephen Lang, Luis Guzmán, Amaury Nolasco. 2014. 108 min. Action.
The Pretty One
After a tragic accident, an insecure young woman named Laurel (Kazan) is presented with the opportunity to reinvent herself as her idolized twin sister, Audrey (Kazan).
Director: Jenée LaMarque. Stars: Zoe Kazan, Jake Johnson, Ron Livingston, John Carroll Lynch. 2013. 90 min. Comedy.
Superstar: 'Food Network Star' hits the double digits
Alton Brown, Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay as seen in “Food Network Star”
It's a dream that so many of us had when we were kids: the dream of one day being famous. Whether it was a life as an A-list actor or a legendary rock star that came to life in our daydreams, the glam of fame and fortune was irresistible.
Late Laughs for the week June 1 - 7, 2014
The Late Show: David Letterman
They've named a street after Yankees great Mariano Rivera in the Bronx. I'm retiring next year and I just heard from the mayor that they're naming a pothole after me.
There's a guy on the Upper West Side in New York City who’s now the oldest man in the world. He is 111 years old. How about that? His medical expenses are fully covered by Coolidge Care.
Dancing on air: 'So You Think You Can Dance' returns for season 11
Cat Deeley hosts another season of “So You Think You Can Dance”
Fostering funny: Rosie O'Donnell will reprise her role in ABC Family's 'The Fosters'
Teri Polo and Sherri Saum star in “The Fosters”
Fostering funny: Sometimes life imitates art, and for comedian Rosie O'Donnell, that Oscar Wilde quote couldn't be closer to the truth.
Bet on Your Baby, on ABC
Parents try to prove how well they know their little tykes as they play to win money for their child's future education. Melissa Peterman hosts as toddlers between the ages of two and three-and-a-half years old play and their parents play to win up to $50,000.
Bet on Your Baby, on ABC
Parents try to prove how well they know their little tykes as they play to win money for their child's future education. Melissa Peterman hosts as toddlers between the ages of two and three-and-a-half years old play and their parents play to win up to $50,000.
Recaps for the week of May 26 - 30
Lynn Herring as seen in “General Hospital”
The Bold and the Beautiful
Bill surprises Brooke with a special gift during dinner in a private cabana as their love story unfolds against the breathtaking backdrop of Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, Quinn adds something unexpected in the jewelry designs she sends over to Ridge. Ridge makes an important decision after receiving the ammunition he's been needing. Katie becomes uncomfortable with where things are going when Ridge lets her in on his plan. Quinn is put on the spot, and she ends up revealing a few details about her recent affair with Ridge. When Wyatt learns the truth, he gets into a huge argument with his mother about right and wrong. Bill and Brooke each make preparations for their wedding day. Katie furiously confronts Quinn about the diabolical scheme she has planned for Bill and Brooke.
Days of Our Lives
Hope heads over to the Kiriakis mansion armed with a search warrant. Shockwaves resonate throughout Salem when someone confesses to shooting Nick, though Hope suspects there may be more than meets they eye going on. Meanwhile, Nicole searches for Daniel to stop him from talking to Eric. However, the men have already run into each other, and Nicole's lies threaten to burst forth. After JJ unknowingly contributes to Nicole's downfall, Nicole ends her friendship with Daniel and desperately tries to salvage her relationship with Eric. Marlena experiences a flare of jealousy when she hears of Roman's date with Giselle. Brady has an unfortunate run-in with John, which tempts him to turn to drugs again. Sonny worries he may lose Will forever, while Jennifer eavesdrops on a startling conversation. A shocking twist is revealed in Nick's case.
General Hospital
Desperate to find out more information, Carly plays and listens to AJ's recording. Patrick and Sabrina discuss possible names for their baby. Meanwhile, Ava drops a bombshell on Sonny after he corners her, but Sonny doubts the truth in her words. Julian is issued an ultimatum by Luke. Ric enjoys a romantic date with Elizabeth, but his happiness is soon cut short when he's faced with possible criminal charges. Morgan and Olivia find comfort with one another. Luke's increasingly odd behavior becomes a point of concern for Tracy. Julian considers revealing his bankroller, while Luke has an encounter with a mysterious man.
The Young and the Restless
Sharon finds a traffic ticket from the night of the Gala, but she has no memory of getting it. She thinks it may have something to do with her secret, but Nick brushes it off. Later, Sharon's memory is triggered when she visits Cassie's grave. Neil tells his family he wants Hilary to be a part of his future, while Hilary gets into a nasty argument with Lily. Later, Neil asks Hilary to move in with him. Victor and Dylan plan ways to get rid of Ian Ward, while Nikki and Avery worry about what the men could be plotting. Chelsea threatens to tell Billy about Victoria's pregnancy unless she does so herself. Jack and Kelly go on their first date, and things really start to heat up between them. Victor implores Nikki to move back into the ranch. Jill finally lets Colin out of the attic, but the police soon arrive and question her in connection to Colin's disappearance.
The Beast is back: 'Beauty and the Beast' returns to wrap up its second season
Jay Ryan and Kristin Kreuk star in “Beauty and the Beast”
CW may be disappointing some viewers with its list of show cancelations, but one beastly series managed to narrowly avoid the ax.