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Hellboy returns to save the world once more
Hellboy II: The Golden Army (PG-13): Ron Perlman returns to the part he was born to play, as a gruff, cigar-chomping demon working for the forces of good. Like the first film, this one was directed by Guillermo del Toro and based on a cult comic book by Mike Mignola.
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TV Tidbits: Election's end may collapse SNL's...readiness for prime time
So what will Saturday Night Live do without the 2008 presidential election to mock?
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TV Tidbits: Turner Classic to honor Paul Newman with 24-hour marathon
Turner Classic Movies will pay tribute to Paul Newman on Sunday with a 24-hour marathon of his films, including some of his most popular works including Hud and Cool Hand Luke.
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Watch, comment on debates simultaneously
Current TV will be letting its viewers "tweet" the presidential debates.
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The Fall Harvest: New season has 20 shows competing for our attention
Though Fox and CW got an early start, the new TV season will begin in earnest next week, when NBC, CBS and ABC -- "The Big Three" to those old enough to remember when TV sets had dials -- begin showing their fall programs.
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TV Tidbits: Time Warner adds HD channels for ESPNU and Planet Green
Time Warner Cable is adding two new high-definition channels today.
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Life Minus TV: Media researcher at Wake Forest finds those who don't watch are a mixed bag
TV or not TV? That is the question at the heart of a new book by a Wake Forest University professor.
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TV Tidbits: The WB Network is being resurrected - for your computer
On Wednesday, the WB Network is coming back. But it will be available only online.
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A wave of new TV offerings about to fall
Here is a cornucopia of vidbits. Make that a plethora of pithy paragraphs from the world of television, and answers to pressing questions from readers.
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'Clone Wars' paves the way for TV series
"Stars Wars" is the franchise that won't die, even though it has been going decidedly downhill ever since the "The Phantom Menace" was released.
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TV sex study indicts viewers, not networks
A new study that slams broadcast television for glorifying kinky sex and ignoring good, old-fashioned marital (and presumably unkinky) sex is really an indictment of public tastes.
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Young audience gives ABC a hit in 'Secret Life'
The acting is wooden, the plot is soapy and some of the dialogue is unintentionally laughable.
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