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The article previews the film "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows—Part 2," starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint.

A timeline from 1992 to 2010 is presented for television programs with gay teen characters including "One Life to Live" which dealt with the issue of clergy sexual abuse, "Gossip Girl" and the issue of sexual-orientation outing, and "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" which included the topic of high school chastity pacts.

A calendar of television programs scheduled to be broadcast in the U.S. during the week of February 8, 2010, including the 2010 Olympics Opening Ceremony and episodes of "How I Met Your Mother" and "Lost," is presented.

The article lists the 50 sexiest films ever made, such as "Out of Sight," "His Girl Friday," and "Mr. & Mrs. Smith." INSETS: ONE-SCENE WONDERS;SCIENCE FICTION TRIPLE FEATURE.

The article discusses celebrity scandals. Model Kate Moss lost modeling contracts with fashion companies H & M and Chanel following publication of photographs that allegedly showed Moss using cocaine. Former football player O.J. Simpson attempted to publish the book "If I Did It" about the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson. Singer Sinéad O'Connor's career was affected when she tore up a photo of Pope John Paul II on the television program "Saturday Night Live."

The article presents an image from the October 26, 2011 Halloween episode of the television show "Psych," featuring actors James Roday and Dulé Hill.

The article reports on the 2011 Tony Awards ceremony, with a particular focus on actors' stories of embarrassing moments onstage, including anecdotes from Sutton Foster, Kelsey Grammer, and John Larroquette.

The article looks at actor Daniel Radcliffe, focusing on his stage acting. His role in the musical revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" is discussed. The author also comments on how Radcliffe's role in the production is being compared to the performances of actors Robert Morse and Matthew Broderick.

A schedule of prime time television programs for May 31, 2009 is presented. "The Hills" is broadcast on cable television network MTV at 8 p.m. "Into the Storm" is broadcast on Home Box Office at 9 p.m. "Breaking Bad" is broadcast on cable network AMC at 10 p.m. INSET: ANDY'S TOP MOVIE MOMENTS.

The article discusses various films that will be released in August 2009. Films discussed in the article include "Post Grad," starring actor Zach Gilford, "World's Greatest Dad," starring actor Robin Williams, and "It Might Get Loud," starring actor Jack White. Premiere dates and synopsises are provided for each of the films discussed. INSET: ALSO PLAYING.

The article presents an interview with actress Rachel McAdams in which she discusses her involvement with the motion picture "The Time Traveler's Wife." Reasons why the release of the film was delayed one year are mentioned. McAdams says that she is not worried about the film being considered a chick flick.

The article presents obituaries for U.S. actors Deborah Kerr and Joey Bishop.

The article discusses actor Andrew Keenan-Bolger's Web series sitcom "Submissions Only," co-created with actress Kate Wetherhead.

The article reviews the USA television program "Fairly Legal," starring Sarah Shahi, Virginia Williams, and Michael Trucco.

The article reviews an episode of the dramatic television series "Army Wives," airing March 4, 2012, and starring Sally Pressman and Sterling K. Brown.

The article reviews the made-for-television movie "Blue-Eyed Butcher," airing on the Lifetime television network and starring Sara Paxton.

The article offers a recommendation and a review of the television program "A Gifted Man" starring Jennifer Ehle and Patrick Wilson.

The article presents a preview of an episode of the television program "Blue Bloods" airing on February 17, 2012.

The article reviews the television program "Criminal Minds," starring Paget Brewster.

The article reviews the television program "Body of Proof," starring Dana Delany and John Carroll Lynch.

The article lists the breakout stage actors of 2011 which include Nina Arianda who starred in the play "Born Yesterday," Santino Fontana of the play "The Importance of Being Earnest," and Katori Hall of the play "The Mountaintop."

The article focuses on actress Sutton Foster, considering her performance as the character Reno Sweeney in the theatrical production "Anything Goes," noting she won a Tony Award for the performance in the revival of the Cole Porter musical.

The article reviews the made-for-television movie "Steve Niles' Remains," starring Lance Reddick.

The article reviews the made-for-television film "Scott Turow's Innocent," starring Bill Pullman and Marcia Gay Harden.

The article previews several movie-based musicals opening in 2011 and 2012 including "Ghost the Musical," with music by Glen Ballard and Dave Stewart, "Newsies," written by Harvey Fierstein with music by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman, and "Once," written by Edna Walsh.

A review is provided of the made-for-television move "Jodi Picoult's Salem Falls," starring Sarah Carter and James Van Der Beek.

The article reviews the debut of the miniseries "Prophets of Science Fiction," starring Mara Klein and Jessica Wyckoff, produced by Ridley Scott.

The article reports that the company 20th Century Fox Television and television producer Mitchell Hurwitz will produce a limited 10-episode version of the television comedy "Arrested Development" to be broadcast on cable television in the fall of 2012.

The article reviews the season premiere of the reality television program "Gene Simmons Family Jewels," starring musician Gene Simmons and his partner Shannon Tweed.

The article reviews the television program "Raising Hope," starring Shannon Woodward and Garret Dillahunt.

The article focuses on Will Ferrell's role in the television show "Eastbound & Down," starring Danny McBride.

The article reviews the television program "Zen," starring Rufus Sewell.

This article presents quotations from actor John Benjamin Hickey on his hygiene when playing a character on the television series "The Big C," on spray tans, and on shame.

This article reviews the premiere of the television series "Leverage" starring Timothy Hutton, Christian Kane, and Eric Stoltz.

This article reports that the television drama series "Downton Abbey" is filming a second season that will premiere January 8, 2012.

The article previews the television broadcast of the 65th annual Tony Awards, airing on June 12, 2011, featuring actor Daniel Radcliffe.

This article reports on the periodical's most controversial covers and readers' reactions to them. The article describes covers featuring actor Woody Harrelson, the music group the Dixie Chicks, performer Madonna, and television host Arsenio Hall. The article also discusses a cover featuring actor Mel Gibson and his 2004 film "The Passion of the Christ."

The article presents information on various celebrities. Topics discussed include the marriage of actress Reese Witherspoon and talent agent Jim Toth, the death of radio personality Corey McGriff, and the lawsuit between reality television personality Bret Michaels and the CBS network over injuries sustained by Michaels during the 2009 Tony awards show.

The article reviews the television program "Upstairs Downstairs," starring Ed Stoppard.

A review is presented of the television comedy program "Funny or Die Presents."

The article presents the opinions of comedian Ricky Gervais, the host of the television special "Out of England 2," on a variety of topics including social media, regrets, and sensitive people.

This article reviews the 2010 season finale episode of the television program "Cold Case," starring Danny Pino, Kathryn Morris, and Nicki Aycox.

This article lists several films to be released during the summer of 2010, including "Cairo Time," "Centurion," and "Chain Letter."

A list of television programs airing Sunday, April 11, 2010, is presented, including "The Diary of Anne Frank," "Family Guy," and "Brothers & Sisters."

A review of the television program "Stargate Universe," starring Alaina Huffman, Tygh Runyan, and Justin Louis, is presented.

A calendar of television programs scheduled to be broadcast in the U.S. on March 28, 2010 is presented, which includes the made-for-television movie "Amish Grace" and episodes of "The Simpsons" and "The Celebrity Apprentice."

The article presents previews of prime time television programs airing on Wednesday, January 27, 2010 which includes "Psych," guest starring John Cena and James Roday, "Launch My Line," and "Nip/Tuck," starring Melanie Griffith.

The article reviews the television program "Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars," starring David Tennant and Lindsay Duncan.

A calendar of television programs scheduled to be broadcast in the U.S. on December 7, 2009 is presented, including episodes of "The Closer," "How I Met Your Mother," and "Castle."

This article presents recommendations for television programs to watch on December 4, 2009, including the finale of "Monk," starring Tony Shalhoub and Ted Levine, "Dollhouse," starring Summer Glau and Josh Whedon, "Ugly Betty," with guest star Shakira, and the midseason finale of "Stargate Universe."