E! Online is reporting that there won‘t be just two deaths on the much-hyped Desperate Housewives plane crash, but five. Yes, five. A plane is set to crash on the manicured lawn and picket fences of Wisteria Lane‘s Hodge-Cross residence in the ABC dramedy‘s December mid-season cliffhanger on the 6th, and not just two people will die, as previously reported, but five. We also got wind of why the little aircraft will crash - two passengers getting into an argument.

It‘s Thanksgiving but there‘s nothing to be grateful for, at least for most of the characters of Heroes. Hiro still hasn‘t found Charlie, Claire is not in the mood for the holidays while Peter and Nathan are still dealing with the fact that real Nathan‘s already dead.

It‘s here, the final performance of Dancing with the Stars season 9.  Tonight‘s episode is a small 90 minutes, probably to make tomorrow‘s TWO-HOUR finale more bearable.  Seriously, how long does it take to read a person‘s name off a card?  Wait, I forget, we‘re dealing with Samantha Harris here.  I‘d better prepare for the results show to go a little long.

No, there were no zombies, ghost or dead bodies in this week‘s episode of How I Met Your Mother. But the dead, particularly a "dead" father in Lily‘s eyes, came back to life just in time for Thanksgiving. "Slapsgiving 2: Revenge of The Slap" was a great follow-up to "Slapsgiving" as it toyed with the real meaning of family and forgiveness while giving us a bunch of moments and made-up words to laugh about.

Let me establish some ground rules. First, I‘m not a Twilight fan, and I haven‘t read the books, and I probably never will because teen romances aren‘t really my thing. If you‘re looking for a review from a fan, please,

James Remar, who is perhaps best known as Richard, the on-off tycoon boyfriend of Kim Cattrall‘s character in Sex and the City, as well as serial killer Dexter Morgan‘s father Harry on Showtime‘s

While we wait for photos from sectionals--it should come soon--here are a handful of tidbits from the Glee front, specifically about this Wednesday‘s episode, "Hairography". In case you haven‘t seen the video clips yesterday,

A few things discussed after last night‘s American Music Awards: Taylor Swift winning everything, Lady Gaga getting shut out by otherwise literally obscure band Gloriana, and of course, Adam Lambert‘s first major performance. And that, as expected, as raised eyebrows--his performance of his first single, "For Your Entertainment", saw him simulate oral sex with a back-up dancer, plant a kiss on a male keyboard player, and flash the finger at the audience. And folks in the West Coast didn‘t even get to see the more controversial part: Adam rubbing a male dancer‘s face in his crotch.

With Adam Shankman hogging the third chair this season, there‘s been a disturbing lack of the Bard of Bucc this season. While I do miss the poetic ramblings of Lil‘ C more than I‘m comfortable admitting, it seems there is a new non-sensical force to be reckoned with on season 6 of

This Dancing with the Stars is especially difficult to predict. There are two equally powerful sides heading into the finale, but onlyone will prevail.  Dancing with the Stars might finally answer theage-old question: which is more powerful, the heart or the mind?