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Beaks here... Dr. J had THE FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH, Michael Jordan had SPACE JAM, and Shaquille O'Neal had BLUE CHIPS... then KAZAAM... then STEEL... then the Congressional Medal of Honor.

I love lists. I have considered writing a column that consists of one very long list and asking readers to figure out what the list represents.

Misunderstood Masterpieces 6.30.09: Summer Rental Posted by Will Helm on 06.30.2009 ...or, It's Like Brokeback Mountain , but with Boats With summer busting out all over the Northern Hemisphere - hope the skiing's good, Antipodeans, many eyes on the East and West Coasts of North America turn to the beach for recreation.

Hollywood actress Daryl Hannah and a Nasa scientist have been arrested after protesting against mountain top removal mining in America.

Allow me to explain. You see, there's this chemical in the brain called phenylethylamine, and it's pretty much screwing up an entire generation of Americans.

EW Home // TV // 'The Bachelorette' recap: The Good, the Bad, and the Douche-y 'The Bachelorette' recap: The Good, the Bad, and the Douche-y Jillian encounters cowboy trouble while shooting a mock Western with the guys, Tanner P. puts his foot fetish forward, and Dave's rageaholic behavior reaches ridiculous new heights YEE-HAW! Jillian's Old ...

Few could have predicted in 1980 that one of the leads of a sitcom about a pair of slippery, wisecracking ad men who cross-dress in order to keep a cheap apartment in a women's hotel would have emerged as one of the.... Few could have predicted in 1980 that one of the leads of a sitcom about a pair of slippery, wisecracking ad men who cross-dress ...

In the words of the Family Guy's Peter Griffin, "did we really need a FOURTH Terminator movie?" Well, if they didn't make Terminator Salvation, how would we know to never, EVER make Christian Bale angry? While we get set to meet another round of SkyNet killing machines, here's a round on androids.

Tom Hanks is a likable fellow. Whether playing a kid inside a grownup's body, a corporate lawyer dying of AIDS or a man in love with a mermaid, Hanks is capable of making any movie good just by being in it.

Bruce Jay Friedman's brand of Jewish humor lies somewhere between Woody Allen's dark, paranoid musings and Henny Youngman's quick-fire one-liners. The author, screenwriter and playwright worked steadily through the 1970s and 80s, though his output has slowed with the 90s.