This week, Clark pays tribute to the late Nora Ephron by featuring music from the films she wrote and/or directed. You'll hear song and score selections from Silkwood, You've Got Mail, Heartburn, Michael, Sleepless in Seattle, Mixed Nuts, Lucky Numbers, Julie & Julia, and When Harry Met Sally. Plus, a review of The Amazing Spider-Man.

Melissa gets Brave and reviews Rock of Ages. Michael loses himself in Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom. Does anyone really want to see The Hobbit? Remembering Andy Griffith. Alec Baldwin: Mayor of NYC. And a rundown of what's new in movies, TV, DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Hulu, books, music, and theatre this week.

Patrick and his lovely wife Erika postpone their pottery lessons long enough to review Patrick Swayze's romantic magnum opus, Ghost.

Steve, Andrew, Jon, and Gabriel return to continue their dissection of the Good, Bad, and Ugly of director Ridley Scott in Part II: The Later Years. While not a straight sequel, it does contain Part I's DNA.

This week, Clark wraps up his latest exploration of director/composer relationships by featuring music written by Ennio Morricone for the films of director Giuseppe Tornatore. You'll hear selections from Cinema Paradiso, Everybody's Fine, A Pure Formality, The Star Maker, The Legend of 1900, Malena, The Unknown Woman and Baaria. Plus! A review of Seth McFarlane's directorial debut, Ted.

This week... Melissa stuffs a few dollars in the g-string of Magic Mike. Michael pits The Avengers vs. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Anderson Cooper comes out of the closet. Katie Holmes becomes Scientology Public Enemy #1. And we run down a wealth of new entertainment from Movies and TV, to DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Hulu, Books, Music, and Theatre.

This week, Steve and Jon talk about what they've been into lately, before they get down to discussing video game collections, the collector's mental state, and their respective "Holy Grails." Meanwhile, Kev is busy plain' Jim Croce songs.

Mac gets Brave and knocks Prometheus. Erich goes to church to take down the casinos. Dave can't tear himself away from Wrath of the Titans. Plus! Desired filmmaker documentaries, Intense helicopter stunts, and Memorable bears.

I could say Patrick and Doug are looking for A Few Good Men, but that wouldn't be entirely accurate. The truth is... you can't handle the truth!

On this week's episode Jon, Andrew, Gabriel, and Steve tackle the early works of Legendary visualist Sir Ridley Scott!