Ghost Hunters Behind the Scenes

InFANity investigates the forces that go bump in the night with a visit to the set of the Sci-Fi Network hit GHOST HUNTERS.
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Paramore DECODE Twilight Soundtrack

Twilight isn't just a smash hit film, it's also dominating the music scene. The soundtrack includes songs by Linkin Park and Muse. Paramore also contributes the original song DECODE. Check out the video here.
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Reality TV School New York

Maria Sansone hits the Reality TV School in New York City to see what it takes to be the next reality star. She talks to Billy Garcia of SURVIVOR; and, Robert Galinsky, owner of Reality TV School.
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Interview with Writer-Director Jonah Markowitz

In this video clip we had the chance to sit down with the director Jonah Markowitz to talk about his first feature film Shelter. Shelter is a movie about Zach (Trevor Wright) who has given up his dreams of going to art school long ago and currently spends his life surfing, drawing and hanging out with his best friend, Gabe (Ross Thomas). When Gabe's older brother Shaun (Brad Rowe) comes back to town, he and Zach enter into a relationship.
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According to Jim: LarryJoe Campbell

Larry Joe Campbell, 'Andy' of ACCORDING TO JIM, joins Chris Harrison on Hollywood 411 to talk about Jim Belushi's success with keeping a family show going without controversy for 8 years and how that run afforded him 5 kids of his own.
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Brothers&Sisters: Sarah Jane Morris

BROTHERS AND SISTERS star Sarah Jane Morris brings Hollywood 411's Madison Michele up to speed on all of the show's drama. Sarah also spills the bean's about her new flick, Will Smith's SEVEN POUNDS.
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Witherspoon on Christmas

Reese Witherspoon discusses her new film Four Christmases, which also stars Vince Vaughn.
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Review: Frost/Nixon among the year's best

AP Movie Critic Christy Lemire has high praise for Frost/Nixon, a movie based on the famous television interviews conducted with former U.S. President Richard Nixon in 1977. (Dec. 4)
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