Television
David Hornsby and Kevin Dillon star in CBS's How To Be A Gentleman. Art Streiber/CBS hide caption
Jeremy Sisto and Jane Levy star in ABC's Suburgatory. Karen Neal/ABC hide caption
A screen grab from ESPN Films Catching Hell, Alex Gibney's look at the story of Steve Bartman. ESPN hide caption
Matthew Morrison and the rest of the cast of Glee are up against the wall after a very soft premiere episode last week. Adam Rose/Fox hide caption
Taraji P. Henson is a rare woman of color on a fall network show, on CBS's Person Of Interest. John Paul Filo/CBS hide caption
Rainn Wilson and James Spader in "The List," the season premiere episode of NBC's The Office. Chris Haston/NBC hide caption
Susan Lucci's character, Erica Kane, has served time for kidnapping, been accused of murder and cheated on her fifth and sixth husband, Travis, with his brother, Jackson — who later became Kane's 10th husband. Ron Tom/ABC hide caption
Ted Danson and Marg Helgenberger search for clues on the CBS drama CSI. Sonja Flemming/CBS hide caption
ABC's Charlie's Angels stars Minka Kelly, Annie Ilonzeh, and Rachael Taylor. Bob D'Amico/ABC hide caption
The TMZ Tour promises "Secrets and Celebrity Hot Spots," all seen from the comfort of a bus that seats 24. Ben Bergman/NPR hide caption