What to watch: Jamie Lynn Spears on her teen pregnancy

Daily entertainment news with what to watch tonight on TV, why Jamie Lynn Spears is trending and a video of what she said in her latest interview with Glamour magazine.

In Theaters: 'Big Miracle,' 'The Woman in Black'

Weekly update with new movies in theaters this weekend and a movie trailer for "Big Miracle," starring Drew Barrymore.

James Jackson: Is the FCC setting the decency standard too high?

Last month, the Supreme Court heard a case concerning the FCC and fines for networks that violate governmentally determined decency standards. In this case, it was an issue centered on fines imposed because Cher used an expletive at an awards ceremony.

Movie Man: 'Drive' offers smooth, stylish ride and some surprising turns

“Drive” coasts by on a whole lot of style and not much substance, but that’s OK. When a movie is this stylish, I can’t see any reason to complain.

Movie review: 'Chronicle' an inventive piece of sci-fi

It’s rare that a film so perfectly captures the utter joy and exuberance of being young. But “Chronicle” caps off that achievement by setting its story inside an ultra low-budget, purposely gimmicky science fiction tale of three high school seniors who make a bizarre discovery.

Movie review: 'The Innkeepers' houses more than cheap thrills

Ti West is no Stanley Kubrick, but he does share the late, great filmmaker’s penchant for slow-burn thrills emanating from central characters whose self-destructive traits just might rear up and bite them in the end.

Movie review: 'Woman in Black' a horrible horror flick

And like the dozens of ghouls and ghosts he spies from his perch inside a haunted mansion, Daniel Radcliffe is lifeless and transparent.

What to watch: Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow

Daily entertainment news with what to watch tonight on TV, why Punxsutawney Phil is trending and a video of the Groundhog Day ceremony.

Music Preview: Rolling Stones tribute from an unlikely source

The “Sticky Fingers” tour began as a few spot dates last summer in Western U.S. markets, but the response to the shows was so strong, Denson said, he and his band decided to keep the idea afloat for a while. A new stretch of East Coast dates kicks off Tuesday, starting with Boston, Mass.

New Movies: 'Big Miracle,' 'The Woman in Black'

Cold water and the Cold War serve as backdrops for this fact-based tale about the extraordinary efforts of an animal activist (Drew Barrymore) and a small-town reporter (John Krasinski) to save a family of whales trapped by ice in the Arctic Circle.

Book Notes: 'The Odds: A Love Story'

Stewart O’Nan’s short new novel, “The Odds: A Love Story,” is a nicely done portrayal of an unpleasant 30-year marriage at its tipping point. This excruciating portrait of a contemporary middle-aged American couple — at the height of ambivalence, neglect and malcontent — is painted with perfect and revelatory strokes. It’s “American Gothic: The Narrative.”

The Farr Side: Pam Tillis makes welcome return

Have you ever heard a song for the first time and gotten goosebumps? That happened to me the moment I heard “Two Kings.”

Stay Tuned: 'Downton Abbey' returns for another season of upstairs, downstairs drama

In Season 2 of “Downton Abbey,” we rejoin the Crawley household in the midst of World War I. If you haven't been watching this Emmy-winning British drama series, the crisis that sets it in motion is one of inheritance.

What to watch: Remembering Don Cornelius, creator of 'Soul Train'

Daily entertainment news with what to watch tonight on TV, Super Bowl Sunday and a video on the death of Don Cornelius.

Punxsutawney Phil: Fun facts about the famous groundhog

Did you know that Punxsutawney Phil made his first prognostication in 1887?

5 Things to Do This Weekend (Feb. 3-5)

This week’s suggestions are five ways to celebrate Super Bowl weekend.

What to watch: 'Key & Peele' series premiere

Daily entertainment news with what to watch tonight on TV, a new website to check out and a video on the highly anticipated Facebook IPO.

What to watch: Viola Davis at SAG awards 2012

Daily entertainment news with what to watch tonight on TV, the list of winners and nominees for the SAG awards 2012 and more.

Should the Academy Awards honor a wider variety of films?

Although the Academy Awards ceremony is a time-honored Hollywood tradition, the last few years, it has seemed to be a tradition in trouble. The televised broadcast of the ceremony has been drawing a decreasing number of viewers, despite Hollywood’s efforts to attract a wider audience.

Movie review: 'The Grey' is hungry like the wolves

Yes, there will be blood in “The Grey,” as the gray wolf has his day — and night. But some brain matter mixes with the splatter in this film. It’s a good combination. Final note, stay for the end of the credits.

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