Jane’s household hasn’t watched “American Idol” faithfully in its entire 12-season run, but decided to get back on track this season. It’s been worth it.
Jane Boursaw
It’s hard to imagine a more helpless situation than floating alone in space, but that’s what we get with “Gravity,” starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney.
New on Netflix this month: the Bluth family in “Arrested Development,” Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard in “Hit & Run,” and Joss Whedon’s “The Cabin in the Woods.”
Though Jane thinks “The Great Gatsby” is a little too long, that doesn’t detract from the splendor that is Baz Luhrmann and Leonardo DiCaprio.
Jane did a double take earlier today when her Twitter feed revealed that Kiefer Sutherland will be back. No, not in Touch, which was canceled by Fox, but in 24.
The Great Gatsby grabbed second place at the box office, but that’s not an epic fail. The F. Scott Fitzgerald adaptation debuted with $51.1 million behind Iron Man 3′s $72.5M.
Tony Stark is a responsible guy now, with a nice girlfriend, a cool pad, and all the cash you’d ever need. But his world is shattered by the terrorist Mandarin.
This week’s “Safe Haven” giveaway is a DVD/blu-ray combo of Nicholas Sparks goodness. If you love Sparks and his amazing way of weaving romantic tales, this one’s for you.
Ever wonder how guys could handle the pain of labor contractions? A Dutch TV program put two men into devices that simulate childbirth contractions and filmed the results.
Making News Today: Robert Redford, Gwyneth Paltrow, “Homeland,” “Pirates 5,” the voice of Charlie Brown, and David Foster Wallace’s legendary graduation speech.
