There's no preparing for "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit," because it's not based on a book.
The new film featuring the popular Tom Clancy character is made from an original screenplay by ... well, a bunch of people.
Though established screenwriters Steve Zaillian, Hossein Amini, Anthony Peckham and David Koepp are all said to have contributed to the final product, it's apparently built mostly from a script by rookie Adam Cozad, and one that was not about Jack Ryan at all.
It's the end of a 22-year era as Jay Leno spends his last night at the helm of his show. The veteran host makes way for the show's next host, SNL alum Jimmy Fallon, who will bring the show back to New York City.
Jedikiah (Mark Pellegrino) goes back on his word, angering Stephen (Robbie Amell) in this new episode. Stephen is forced to make a potentially dangerous deal in order to protect Astrid (Madeleine Mantock).
Beloved loudmouth Jeremy Clarkson has been in the hot seat plenty of times for his comments on the show, but they only led to one actual lawsuit, and it was dismissed. They led to plenty of other trouble, though.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors sued Clarkson and "Top Gear" for libel over a negative review on the show, saying the review "contained lies and misinformation about the Roadster's performance, behavior and reliability."
Tricia Helfer stars as Texas Ranger Molly Parker in this action-packed new drama. Parker fights for justice with the help of sexy DEA Agent Dan Winston (Marc Blucas), with whom she is also having a steamy affair.
Beloved comedy couple Mike (Billy Gardell) and Molly (Melissa McCarthy) share the hilarious ups and downs of married life in this new episode. Their relationship is often complicated by unwanted meddling from their extended family.
It has been a while since we've seen a new episode of "Bates Motel," but fortunately in this case that means we're just that much closer to seeing one. Season 2 of the highly acclaimed series premieres March 3 on A&E.
That matches last season's run, which premiered March 18, meaning you can be forgiven for worrying (Season 1 ended in May -- nine months ago).
Ed Sullivan and The Beatles during their historic performance on “The Ed Sullivan Show”
A blast of the past: Sunday, Feb. 9, will mark 50 years to the day that a momentous event happened in America, and CBS is going to be saluting and recreating the magic that happened on that night half a century ago.
My New Year's resolution is that I'm going to take more time off this year. Actually, it wasn’t my resolution, but I'm going to do it anyway.
There was a nuclear meltdown in North Korea today. But enough about Dennis Rodman.
Keith Simpson stars in "Buy This Restaurant"
Buying a house is kind of a big deal.