SNTV - Britney lands back with a bump

Britney Spears lands back in the US following a less than impressive performance on UK television.
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Film 24 with Mark Kermode

Mark Kermode reviews the UK's new movies including The Changeling, The Silence of Lorna, and What Just Happened.
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Brad Pitt on The Today Show

See what happened when Brad Pitt sat down with THE TODAY SHOW's Ann Curry to talk about fatherhood, the paparazzi, and, yes, marriage. Check it out here!
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New Music: Spears, Akon, Cadillac Records

Britney Spears drops her sixth studio CD, 'Circus,' on her 27th birthday. Also new this week: Akon's third album, 'Freedom,' and the soundtrack for 'Cadillac Records,' featuring music from Beyonce, Mos Def and Nas. (Dec. 2)
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Pitt, Jolie 'Button' up for premiere

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie step out in their adopted hometown of New Orleans for a special screening of Pitt's new film 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.' (Dec. 2)
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Four Christmases: Reese on Family

Reese Witherspoon explains why she chose to do FOUR CHRISTMASES after her Oscar Award winning role in WALK THE LINE. The mom of two discusses her love of family movies and reasons why FOUR CHRISTMASES resonated for her.
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Interview with Anthony Bourdain

In this video clip best-selling author, culinary adventurer and professional chef Anthony Bourdain sits down with us to talk about his career and his book Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Around the World on an Empty Stomach . His television show No Reservation covers food, travel and different cultures all over the world. His book is a fully illustrated journal of his far-flung travels. The book traces his trips from New Zealand to New Jersey and everywhere in between. For more info http://www.anthonybourdain.com
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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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