Fox is betting big on procedurals and star powered comedies this Fall with shows like the Andy Samberg starring cop comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine and the futuristic cop show starring Karl Urban, Almost Human.

NBC unveiled their new shows after they did a mass cancelling of almost all their comedies and a bunch of their dramas. The strongest of their new shows seems to be The Blacklist, with James Spader as a Hannibal Lecteresque criminal/terrorist.

The underrated gem of a comedy, Hot Rod, featured a soundtrack as ridiculous as the stunts Rod Kimble performs, including almost the entirety of Europe’s The Final Countdown album.

The Great Gatsby had a solid opening but was unable to take down Iron Man 3, which is well on it’s way to earning over $1 billion worldwide.

Probably the most anticipated show of the fall, now that it’s officially picked up, is Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD, where Agent Coulson leads a team of young agents in exploring the strange and unexplained occurances in the Marvel Universe.

The day we all thought would never happen is here in two weeks as Arrested Development returns for a fourth season on Netflix and the first trailer is finally here.

Baz Luhrman’s over the top adaptation of The Great Gatsby takes on a Tyler Perry produced comedy this weekend at the box office.

Alfonso Cuaron, the director of Prisoner of Azkaban and Children of Men, is back with Gravity, where George Clooney and Sandra Bullock are astronauts stranded in space due to a horrible disaster on a space station.

Probably best known for playing Death in Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey, William Sadler has appeared in a number of movies and TV shows, usually as an evil military officer, and most recently appeared as President Ellis in Iron Man 3.

The latest DC Animated movie finds Superman fighting the villainous Brainiac, a genetically engineered monster who drains the knowledge from planets and then destroys them. Where does it rank in the DC animated canon? Read on to find out.