This time, "Survivor" contestants didn't even get a map to find water.
Is "Lost" leading viewers on a wild goose chase? Diehard fans say it is bringing up too many storylines and not resolving any of them. Creatively, "Lost" (8 p.m. Wednesdays on ABC) could be one big tease without any kind of payoff.
It's a TV truism that a big hit can have a halo effect that lifts surrounding programs. This year, Exhibit A on the power of a lead-in is "American Idol."
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. -- Already scrambling to find a new TV network, the Miss America pageant is engaged in an intramural squabble after pulling the franchises of four state pageant operators, one of whom is fighting back in court.
His last movie was about zombies, his next one is about kids. Will there be a difference?
Does this sound familiar?
A dozen years after it roared in like a lion, "NYPD Blue" is ready to leave out (almost) like a lamb.
WB's "7th Heaven" will set a record as TV's longest-running family drama when it returns next year for its 10th season.
"Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" (Disney, due Feb. 22) - Director Hayao Miyazaki's masterpiece finally gets its complete, official U.S. release under Studio Ghibli's deal with Disney.
"Here Come the ABCs" (Disney Sound) -- Quirky pop group They Might Be Giants turns its skills to kid fare with this tuneful, colorful ode to the ABCs.
Will Smith scored a No. 1 debut with "Hitch," which took in $45.3 million over the weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday.
"Saw" (Lion's Gate, $28.98, R): Every time you think the horror genre has finally been bled out, something like this box office smash from last year rears its twisted, gory head.
HOLLYWOOD -- Sigourney Weaver, who made her starring film debut as the intrepid Ripley in Ridley Scott's 1979 seminal sci-fi epic, "Alien," is one of the most unpredictable actresses working today.