A new promo for the upcoming season premiere of Bones offers some new clips and clues as to what’s to come. Like the first Bones Season 8 promo, it also shows us plenty of blonde Brennan.

One of TV’s most beloved couples clearly has its work cut out for it in the wake of this latest obstacle, but something tells us they’ll be able to pick up the pieces. Love can conquer a great deal.

This show has come dangerously close to jumping the shark more than once and its longevity is something of a mixed bag as far as I’m concerned. Still, it is one of the better shows on TV and I’ll happily…

Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, The Avengers returned to theaters today and with that Marvel have released a TV spot reminding people of the re-release. The film will stay in theaters until September 6th so be sure to check it out before the film hits home video on September 25th! The TV spot can be viewed down below!

There’s only a couple days left, so get back out to the theater and see it!

ComingSoon.net has your first look at Chris Pine (Star Trek) as a young Jack Ryan, cruising the downtown streets of Manhattan for the prequel out Christmas Day 2013!

Directed by Kenneth Branagh, the film also stars Kevin Costner, Keira Knightley and Branagh himself.

It’s not much, but it’s something. I’ll be keeping my eyes peeled for more news and pics on this one.

Suppose I could offer you a choice of two technologies for watching TV online. Behind Door Number One sits a free-to-watch service that uses off-the-shelf technology and that buffers just enough of each show to put the live stream on the Internet. Behind Door Number Two lies a subscription service that requires custom-designed hardware and makes dozens of copies of each show. Which sounds easier to build—and to use? More importantly, which is more likely to be legal?

If you went with Door Number One, then you are a sane person, untainted by the depravity of modern copyright law. But you…

Believe it or not, some of us have managed to breed successfully. Even Steve Lutz. So we talk about what media we provide for our kids. Topics include dealing with the Star Wars prequels, Spongebob Squarepants, how young you need to be to watch “Apocalypse Now” or “The Exorcist,” why “Tron: Legacy” cost Ben dearly, why John became a master weaponsmith in his childhood, Jason’s debates with his son over whether Spider-Man or Batman is better, Lisa’s childhood reading of “The Godfather,” picking video games for your kids, and how your children’s peers will just ruin them anyway.

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