This week's first "Lass is More" features a discussion with the director and producer of the new Tinker Bell movie, "Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast."  The wide-ranging discussion not only offers up a look at the collaborative process involved in the creation of the film, but also reveals a "Star Wars" connection.

Additionally, I give my thoughts on Foxcatcher as the five-time Academy Award nominee arrives on DVD.

What is it that makes people think it's okay to text during a movie?  It isn't.  It does in fact disturb other moviegoers, you are in fact wrong by doing it.  Just listen as Lass is More explains.

Jonas Erod is the man behind OWN's "In Deep Shift."  The series follows Elrod as he talks to people who have faced cataclysmic changes in their lives, changes which opened their eyes to a spiritual journey.  Just what is this journey, how does Elrod understand it, and what does he take away from the folks he meets?  We find out this week on "Lass is More."

Jay Black is on Lass is More today to talk about his new made-for-television movie, "Meet My Valentine" which he stars in and co-wrote.  Airing February 6th on ION, the movie also stars Scott Wolf and Courtney Ford. Listen to Black talk about his experiences on the movie and whether his heart lies in stand-up or writing/acting.

In our first minisode, we explain just how it is that an absolutely average evening at the movies is going to run you more than $100.  That is a whole lot of money, and the movie better be worth it.

Billy Campbell, Steven Weber, and Kyra Zagorsky of Syfy's "Helix" join Lass is More this week for a talk about the series' second season, good & evil, and whether or not they know the show's endgame.

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