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CBS 'Blue Bloods' first to film at NYC 911 Memorial

The memories of 911 shine brightly on Friday's episode of Blue Bloods as one special scene was shot in a place no scripted drama has ever filmed in before at New York City's 911 Memorial.

Sneak peek of movies premiering this weekend

In this week's new releases, we see a darker theatrical side of "Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe. Plus, a small Alaskan town proves that when people unite behind a common cause, anything is possible.

Letterman celebrates 30 years in late-night TV

 David Letterman has marked three decades in late-night television with one of his favorite guests.

Freud, Jung meet on silver screen in 'A Dangerous Method'

 Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung met on the red carpet in London Tuesday. Viggo Mortensen and Michael Fassbender play the founding fathers of psycho-analysis in David Cronenberg's latest film "A Dangerous Method." They were joined at the British premiere by actress Keira Knightley as a patient who impacts both of their lives.

James Bond at 50 still has a license to thrill

James Bond turns 50 on film this year, but he doesn't look a day over 007.

'Soul Train' creator dies at 75

Creator of "Soul Train" Don Cornelius has died.

First lady pushes Jay Leno to eat healthy hoods

First lady Michelle Obama cajoled Jay Leno into nibbling on apples, sweet potato fries and a pizza made with eggplant, green peppers and zucchini on the "Tonight Show," breaking his long-held aversion for all-things-healthy in his diet.

Adele's well and Grammy bound, singer tweets

Adele's vocal cords have healed from surgery in November, allowing the 23-year-old British songstress to perform on the Grammys stage next month, she and the Recording Academy confirmed Tuesday.

Kelly Clarkson to sing national anthem at Super Bowl

Kelly Clarkson has been chosen to sing the national anthem and Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert will perform "America the Beautiful" at Super Bowl XLVI.

LUNAFEST celebrating women through short films

LUNAFEST is a traveling film festival which spotlights the work of a diverse array of talented women filmmakers with intelligent, funny and thought-provoking themes.

Downton Abbey: British show a big hit in U.S.

A British drama that didn't make an appearance on the SAG Awards' winners list but it's certainly a success story. It will start its third season in September much to the joy of fans around the world.

2012 Screen Actors Guild awards

Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer were the maids of honor at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards, where their Deep South drama "The Help" won them acting prizes and earned the trophy for overall cast performance.

Davis, Dujardin win lead honors at SAG awards

Viola Davis won best actress and for "The Help," while Jean Dujardin was named best actor for the silent film "The Artist" at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards.

At Noon: TV show theme songs

Today during the C-block we want to have a little fun, so we're asking about theme songs. Have you ever had the theme song to a TV show stuck in your head for the entire work day?

In Theaters: One for the Money, Man on a Ledge, The Grey

A Jersey girl goes to work fighting the bad guys, and a man steps out on the ledge to clear his name.

Ark. native Ne-Yo becomes record exec at Motown

R&B singer Ne-Yo is making a big move. Several news agencies report he's taking his Compound Entertainment label imprint from Def Jam Recordings over to Motown Records.

Demi Moore seeking help for exhaustion

Demi Moore is stepping back from the fast life of Hollywood and getting her health back on track. Plus, Halle Berry heads to court in the latest saga following a tumultuous break up.

Garth Brooks wins $1M lawsuit with Okla. hospital

The civil trial between country singer Garth Brooks and an Oklahoma hospital is over. A jury ruled Integris Health Systems must pay Brooks $1 million for failing to name a building after his mother after he donated $500,000 to the hospital for that very reason

Parents disappointed with Oscar nod for WM3 film

Todd and Diana Moore had previously asked the Academy to exclude "Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory" from consideration because they said it glorifies the three men known as the West Memphis Three who were convicted in their boys' murders.

Bryce Dallas Howard gives birth to baby girl

Actress Bryce Dallas Howard has a new addition to her family.

Big box office weekend for Kate Beckinsale

Oprah is taking her love for literature overseas and is loving every minute of her trip. Plus, Kate Beckinsale cleans up at the weekend box office.

Seal, Heidi Klum announce separation

The seemingly perfect marriage of Seal and Heidi Klum is heading to an end.

Etta James dies at 73

Legendary singer Etta James has passed away

Tom Petty, Regina Spektor take on Verizon Arena

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers along with Regina Spektor will perform at Verizon Arena April 28.

Eye on Entertainment Jan. 20

Up and coming film talent get their moment in the sun, and Justin Bieber makes his mark on a set of wheels that could be yours.

Hollywood Minute: George Lucas, Mark Wahlberg, LL Cool J

It's a sad day for Star Wars fans hoping for another adventure and Mark Wahlberg may play an action hero in the movies but claiming to be one in real life might be a stretch.

Hollywood Minute: Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Jessica Alba

Lady Gaga tops twitter charts, pop-star Katy Perry partners is joining Electronic Arts' game franchise and Jessica Alba is adding entrepreneur to her list of credits.

Paula Deen talks about diabetes diagnosis

She's known for her rich, sumptous recipes. But now, TV chef Paula Deen is coming clean about her type 2 diabetes.

'Artist,' 'Descendants' score top Globe wins

The black-and-white silent film "The Artist" led the Golden Globes with three wins Sunday, including best musical or comedy and best actor in a musical or comedy for Jean Dujardin.

'Artist,' 'Descendants' score top Globe wins