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Sara Meets Someone Special; Ray And Kendra Grow Closer – The team tracks Savage (guest star Casper Crump) to a small town in Oregon during the 1950s. Upon arrival, they discover there have been a recent string of murders and they suspect Savage is involved. Professor Stein (Victor Garber) and Sara (Caity Lotz) go undercover at a psychiatric hospital, where Savage is working as a doctor, to find out his plan. While there, Sara meets a nurse named Lindsay (guest star Ali Liebert) and sparks fly. Meanwhile, Ray (Brandon Routh) and Kendra (Ciara Renée) pretend to be a married couple to gain the neighborhood’s trust, but an interracial couple in the ‘50s isn’t something that goes unnoticed. Soon, Savage is at their door. Joe Dante directed the episode written by Sarah Nicole Jones & Cortney Norris (#108). When heroes alone are not enough… the world needs legends. Having seen the future,...

Sara Meets Someone Special; Ray And Kendra Grow Closer – The team tracks Savage (guest star Casper Crump) to a small town in Oregon during the 1950s. Upon arrival, they discover there have been a recent string of murders and they suspect Savage is involved. Professor Stein (Victor Garber) and Sara (Caity Lotz) go undercover at a psychiatric hospital, where Savage is working as a doctor, to find out his plan. While there, Sara meets a nurse named Lindsay (guest star Ali Liebert) and sparks fly. Meanwhile, Ray (Brandon Routh) and Kendra (Ciara Renée) pretend to be a married couple to gain the neighborhood’s trust, but an interracial couple in the ‘50s isn’t something that goes unnoticed. Soon, Savage is at their door. Joe Dante directed the episode written by Sarah Nicole Jones & Cortney Norris (#108). When heroes alone are not enough… the world needs legends. Having seen the future,...

Korea’s Showbox/Mediaplex is launching sales on sequel Detective K: Secret Of The Lost Island, starring Kim Myung-min, at Busan’s Asian Film Market.

A sequel to 2011 hit Detective K: Secret Of The Virtuous Widow, the film is directed by Kim Sok-yun, who directed the original as well as Old Miss Diary. Kim Myung-min’s credits include Man Of Vendetta.

Set in 1795, the film follows Detective K and his sidekick investigating a lethal counterfeiting ring that threatens the state of the Joseon dynasty.

Showbox also has the market premiere of “hard-boiled action noir” The Divine Move starring Jung Woo-sung at Asian Film Market, along with political drama Inside Men, starring Lee Byung-hun (Masquerade, Red 2) and Cho Seung-woo (Tazza: The High Rollers), and directed by Woo Min-Ho (Man Of Vendetta).

The company’s slate also includes crime drama The Classified File, directed by Kwak Kyung-taek (Friend, Typhoon) and starring Kim Yun-seok (Haemoo). The film is...

Do you like superheroes and fairy tales? ABC sure hopes so! Here are the clips of their new dramas (including the two "limited runs," which are basically thirteen-week miniseries.)First up is Avengers spinoff Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., which will air Tuesday at 8 p.m. Not to spoil the clip, but Someone Special Is Alive! And here is the Christian Slater and Steve Zahn–starring Mind Games. They manipulate people for a living! (It airs midseason.) Over in fairy tale land, we have Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, a spinoff of ABC's very popular Once Upon a Time. Free Alice! If your interests include lottery winners and cute little kids in ballet tutus, Lucky 7 airs Tuesdays at ten. And for your crying needs, here is Resurrection (another midseason show). That small child is older than he looks! In the limited-series department, Betrayal is about an affair between a married...

1. Mindblow: I loved the opening Bacharach medley! I bet you didn't, and that's fine. I didn't love Lazaro's weepy drone and lyrical glitches, but Janelle's sweet version of "You'll Never Get to Heaven (If You Break My Heart)," Kree's pitch-perfect "(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me," and Amber and Candice's "One Less Bell to Answer" were inspiringly quaint. I'd kill to hear Amber get zesty and cheeky on "Promises, Promises," but we got a lot of good cute-ass stuff here. 

2. There will never be a song as unblinkingly earnest as "That's What Friends Are For." I'm picturing Gladys Knight's mile-wide grin and aping it in horror.  

3. The little Ford Fiesta skit where the idols "kicked" around a gigantic inflated soccer ball using their cars was... almost Dada? I couldn't make heads or tails of the "game" they were playing, or if there were rules or even points. I...

Los Angeles, April 2: Actor Alec Baldwin was surprised to get an early birthday part by someone special.

Baldwin will turn 55 Wednesday, but he ended up celebrating it earlier itself. He shared the moment with his fans through a picture on micro-blogging site Twitter. The picture had him holding a bowl of fruit decorated with lit candles.

"Someone special put together an early birthday party for me," Baldwin wrote beneath the picture, reports dailystar.co.uk.

His pregnant wife Hilaria Thomas, wrote below the picture "Happy early birthday."

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You’ll never guess what other movie from this year Seeking a Friend for the End of the World most reminded me of. Go on, give it a whirl. Here’s a lighthearted romantic-comedy romp through humanity’s final, ultimate apocalypse starring a goofy couple who (maybe) fall in love along the way. This would be most like what other film of 2012? Give up? It’s The Cabin in the Woods. That horror flick astonished me with 1) how it so inventively highlighted how ridiculous the genre’s conventions by exaggerating them even further, and 2) took the genre to what feels so much like a decisive end that it’s hard to see how anyone can make a straightfaced example of the genre again. And Seeking a Friend does exactly the same thing for romantic comedies. All the heightened emotions and the outrageous urgency of all those stories about people chasing love are actually appropriate here.

Entering its fifth year the 2010 London Korean Film Festival has one of its strongest line ups yet and we’ll be reporting from the festival, bringing you reviews and interviews. The festival runs from the 5th to the 23rd of November and booking information can be found here.

Over the past ten years Korean cinema has increasingly crossed over into the mainstream Western conscious beginning with films such as Joint Security Area and Shiri and has continued with the breakthrough hits such as The Host, Old Boy and The Good, The Bad and The Weird and Mother.

The London Korean Film Festival has been the first to show many of the best films from Korea in the UK over the past five years. The festival is divided into strands that focus on Contemporary Film, Animation and a yearly retrospective. This year sees the screening of recent films including Fantastic Fest favourite I Saw The Devil,...

Cameron Diaz was back in La and happily gabbing on her phone on her way into the gym yesterday — gotta keep that famous butt in shape after all. Gorgeous Cameron has an extra spring in her step these days, which has to be at least in part thanks to her happy new relationship with Paul Sculfor. We all awwwww-ed seeing their lovey dovey times in NYC last week and it looks like she can't stop grinning. From the streets to the courts — Cameron and Paul showed that Roger Federer and Serena Williams weren't the only winners at the Us Open this year. Source and Flynet...