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The season premiere of NBC's "Smash" failed dramatically without its former cushy lead-in from "The Voice," while "NCIS" and "NCIS: Los Angeles" led CBS to its normal comfortable Tuesday wins.

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews "Kin," the February 5 episode of FX's "Justified," in which Raylan and Boyd come face to face in a guest star-packed hour.

Fitz & The Tantrums' sophomore set will finally drop this spring. "More Than Just a Dream" is due May 7 through Elektra, a change-up from the soulful band's first album drop through an indie, Dangerbird.

Prepare for the supernatural love story.

The arrangement covers India, the Middle East, Turkey, Greece and a range of other countries.

Making all the right steps.

Watch your step!

Joe Arpaio, the Maricopa County (Arizona) Sheriff who somehow still has a job, is teaming up with his best buddy Steven Seagal to train a posse of first responders to

Paul Borghese's thriller will be released by Lionsgate Home Entertainment, while L.A banner Recreation will rep international rights at the EFM.

Stars of the new Nicholas Sparks adaptation walked the red carpet at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, joined by friends, family and plenty of screaming fans.

Talking with three players in the New York Times Oscar pool who've gotten the top six categories right for each of the last two years.

ABC Family has given series orders to a pair of its most recently ordered drama pilots, picking up "The Fosters" and "Twisted."

"My cinema is something that belongs to the Chinese people as a whole, and it shouldn't be limited to just a certain geographical territory in a certain historical era," said the the veteran auteur.

You probably missed it because you were too busy looking at cat pictures and scrolling through Buzzfeed's list of Kim Kardashian's 36 juiciest queefs (or perhaps I'm projecting), but in

The South by Southwest film festival announces its midnight movies lineup.

The Wanted is trying to keep it real: The boy band has signed on to do a reality series on E!

The SXSW 2013 Midnights line-up has some eclectic premieres including 'Big Ass Spider!' as well as Rob Zombie's latest and a one-two Wingard/Barrett line-up of 'S-VHS' and 'You're Next'

The best picture race earns a slew of unlikely endorsements from outside Hollywood.

Rob Zombie's "The Lords of Salem" is among the nine films chosen for the late-night, genre-focused lineup.

Howdy, fellas and dudettes, it's your old buddy Vince here. I've got some exciting news: Uproxx is teaming up with 5-Second Films to create a futuristic chimera of dickjoklian proportions,

HitFix's Liane Bonin Starr talks to Charles Esten (Deacon on the ABC show "Nashville") about his real-life songwriting experiences and why he's "fighting as much for Deacon's sobriety as he is in some ways."

Next stop for Alicia Keys? NBA All-Star weekend.