Time Warner Cable Gets HBO GO and MAX GO

Time Warner Cable is finally set to launch unlimited access to HBO GO and MAX GO online streaming services in the next month. More than 1,400 titles will be available online to customers who subscribe to HBO, with over 400 additional titles available to Cinemax subscribers. You can read the official press release below. See More

The Lost Finale Explanation and More

ABC’s “Lost” was one of the best TV shows ever. I never missed an episode. Like so many fans of the show I sat at the edge of my seat every week for the past six seasons watching as the writers continued to surprise us with unexpected plot twists and random character deaths. The summers were the worse; I waited patiently until a new episode graced my screen to only be rewarded with yet another mystery. Damn you “Lost!” It was truly a love hate relationship from the beginning but I continued to watch because it was the best show on television. With that said, I had absolutely no plans to write anything about the series or the finale. Then I began reading those nasty fan reaction comments online. As it turns out, many fans of the show misunderstand the ending and feel that the writers left too many questions unanswered. The writers did leave some things to our imagination. Would you expect anything else from “Lost?” I’ll try my best to clear things up. See More

ABC’s ‘The Unusuals’ Gets April DVD Release Date

ABC’s short lived police drama ‘The Unusuals’ can soon be yours to own on DVD. Last year’s midseason drama, was cancelled after just one season, starred Jeremy Renner, Amber Tamblyn, Harold Perrineau and Adam Goldberg. The Unusuals: The Complete Series will be released as an Amazon.com exclusive on April 6, 2010. Fans of the show can thank the success of Jeremy Renner’s Oscar nominated film The Hurt Locker for the sudden interest in the series about a group of zany yet secretive detectives that populate a New York City homicide department. See More

‘The Secret Life’ of Molly Ringwald

It’s been 24 years since Molly Ringwald roamed the halls of Shermer High School with her former Brat Packers. These days the freckle faced redhead that writer/director John Hughes made famous in the beloved coming-of-age teen movies ‘Sixteen Candles’, ‘Pretty in Pink’ and ‘The Breakfast Club’ is all-growed-up but still can’t escape the black hole of teen angst. See More