• We Want Answers! Questions After Zimmerman's Medical Report (LIST) May 16, 2012
  The Decider
• RED CARPET RECAP: Eva Longoria Is White Hot In Emilio Pucci At Cannes (PHOTOS) May 18, 2012
  Jason Brooks
• 10 Burning Beautiful, Dark & Twisted Questions About Kanye's "Cruel Summer" May 18, 2012
  Brittany Lewis
• Trailer Time! "Anchorman 2" & Other Flicks You Wanna See This Summer May 18, 2012
  Lindsey Paul
• This Is Bigger Than Kim And Kanye by Michael Skolnik May 18, 2012
  Michael Skolnik

• Pop Culture Happy Hour: TV Season Postmortem, Old People, Young People May 18, 2012
  On this week's show, we talk about how the recently concluded TV season went, we touch on pop culture portrayals of older and younger people, and as always, we discuss what's making us happy this week.
• Why Do Crowds Do Absurd Things In Public? May 17, 2012
  Charlie Todd causes bizarre, hilarious and unexpected public scenes with his group, Improv Everywhere — like 70 synchronized dancers in storefront windows, and the annual no-pants subway ride.
• How Many People Can You Fit In A Star Wars Remake? May 17, 2012
  Everyone loves Star Wars. At least that's what Casey Pugh was banking on when he "asked the Internet" to remake the entire film in 15-second increments.
• What To Expect When You're Expecting In A Movie May 18, 2012
  It's tempting to hope the new film based on the self-help book of the same name will be better than the poster that's promoting it: It has some genuinely funny people in it, and a writer who scored a hit with Whip It.
• Thank The Patron Saint Of Bakers For This Cake Today May 16, 2012
  Pictures of Saint Honore or (Saint Honoratus) from church iconography reinforce his baker background. He's holding his wooden peel, often with a few delicious-looking loaves of crusty French bread nearby.
• 'Kickstart Shakespeare': Of Sonnets, Beer, And Online Fundraising May 16, 2012
  "It was written for the masses," says the director of a New York organization raising money to bring Shakespeare's work to new audiences.
• Networks Hope Comedy Will Be King Of TV This Fall May 16, 2012
  This week, the big broadcast TV networks are in New York City to sell their new shows to the ad buyers. Melissa Block talks to TV critic Eric Deggans about the shows we'll see in the fall.
• 'Hecklevision:' Leave Your Phone On At This Movie May 16, 2012
  Portland, Ore., is one of the cities trying something new in movie theaters — encouraging audience members to heckle via text messages. The jokes and comments appear on the big screen. Robert Siegel talks with Erik Henriksen of the Portland Mercury alternative weekly about this week's offering — Point Break.
• Yul Kwon, From Bullying Target To Reality TV Star May 15, 2012
  Korean-American Yul Kwon went from being bullied in school, to being named one of People magazine's 'Sexiest Men Alive.' The Yale-educated lawyer catapulted to stardom when he won the reality TV show Survivor. He talks with host Michel Martin about his efforts to change the game for Asians and how they're reflected in media.
• ABC's Fall Schedule: Reba McEntire, Country Music, And Satan The Landlord May 16, 2012
  ABC's new schedule features some old favorites, a return to an old comedy structure, and two different country-themed shows.
• Long-Term Investments On Shaky Stocks: 'New Girl' And 'Smash' End Their Seasons May 14, 2012
  Commentator Marc Hirsh considers the viewer investment required to let an uneven pilot develop as a series, and how that process went very differently for two of this season's most hyped shows.
• Johnny Carson Gets The 'Masters' Treatment May 14, 2012
  Monday night on PBS, American Masters presents a two-hour biography of Johnny Carson. Carson retired 20 years ago this month, and vacated a throne that TV critic David Bianculli says no one has managed to claim since.
• Pounding Away At America's Obesity Epidemic May 14, 2012
  One-third of Americans today are obese, and another third are overweight. A new HBO documentary series, The Weight of the Nation, explores how our country got this way and what can be done to tackle the growing national health crisis.
• NBC Upfronts: Six New Shows, And 'Community' On Fridays May 14, 2012
  We look at what's ahead on NBC this fall, including another attempt to reboot Matthew Perry and a show taking the position that men raising kids is inherently hilarious.
• How TV Brought Gay People Into Our Homes May 12, 2012
  From Will and Grace to Modern Family, studies show getting to know gay characters on television has changed Americans' attitudes toward homosexuality. One researcher says it's an effect that could snowball.

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