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Provides information on television programs and movies in the United States as of January 25, 2002. INSET: THE MUST LIST.

Lists several motion pictures which will be released in 2002 in the United States. INSET: THE MUST LIST.

Provides information on the motion picture `Black and White,' directed by James Toback. INSET: RACE RELATIONSHIPS.

The article discusses the U.S. version of the film "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," directed by David Fincher and starring Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig. Topics discussed include how Mara physically transformed for the part through hair dye and body piercings, the film's violent assault scene, and the differences between the film adaptation and the book.

Reviews several motion pictures released on videotape and digital video disc.

Introduces several motion pictures to be released in summer 2002.

Provides information on the motion picture industry in the United States as of January 25, 2002.

Reports on the refusal of several motion picture studio companies and recording firms in the United States to offer advance screenings for critics who review films and sound recordings.

Interviews singer-guitarist David St. Hubbins and bassist Derek Smalls regarding the re-release of `This Is Spinal Tap,' a movie about their band.

Presents several motion pictures that are expected to be shown on July 4, 2000.

Presents several alternatives to watching the film `Star Wars: Episode I-The Phantom Menace' in 1999. Opening of the film `The Love Letter'; Television program broadcasts; Music albums to be released; Availability of the film `Kingpin,' on DVD; Details on the book `Bootleg,' by Damon Wayans.

Focuses on the motion picture `Godzilla,' while presenting a series of questions pertaining to the movie. Amount of money which the movie made in its four-day opening weekend in the United States; Comparison of the movie's earning to that of the motion picture `The Lost World: Jurassic Park's for the same period in 1997; Comments from Ed Mintz, president of the audience-polling company CinemaScore.

Presents information on the motion picture `Titanic,' which grossed high in the United States. Identification of the runners-up in the highest-grossing movie category; Amount of money made in the United States; Comments from Laurence Mark, a producer; Reference to the movie `Star Wars,' which should premiere in May 1999.

Presents records of Hollywood's biggest hits in the entertainment sector of the United States. Reference to `Titanic' which is the highest-grossing film; Question the album sales of Garth Brooks and if they will surpass the Beatles own.

The article presents a hypothetical plot summary for the fictional motion picture "Witness 2: Witness Protection," a sequel to the motion picture "Witness." The hypothetical sequel is discussed in regards to potential sequels of motion pictures such as "The Departed" and "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle."

Presents an update on motion pictures as of April 26, 2002.

Reviews the motion picture `Almost Famous,' released in videotape format.

Focuses on the effort taken by Dreamworks Records to promote the motion picture `Tiny Dancer.'

Interviews Gene Simmons, star of the motion picture `Detroit Rock City.'

Focuses on the plans of MGM production and actor Sylvester Stallone to revive the `Rocky' franchise. Information from the MGM on the character; Details on some ideas for the story lines for the movie.

Reports on the truth about the New York State Medical Board card used by actor Tom Cruise in the motion picture `Eyes Wide Shut.'

Looks back on various issues that happened in the United States on April 9, 1977. Box office performance of the motion picture `Rocky'; Rating of the television program `Something for Joey'; Controversy surrounding Alex Haley's `Roots.'

Focuses on the motion picture `The Lost World.' Identification of the runners-up in that category; Amount of money made by the film; Information on the film.

Questions whether there will ever be an end to the amount of records set by the motion picture `Titanic.' Details on the producer of the movie; Comments from Mark Young, media publisher and chief executive officer of `The Guinness Book of World Records'; Identification of the the records set by the film.

Discusses the grass-roots production and dissemination of an unofficial, remixed version of Bruce Springstein's song `Secret Garden,' from the motion picture `Jerry Maguire'. Ken Benson, program director of the radio station Z-100, in Portland, Oregon, who produced the song; The event as a singular one that won't lead to a larger trend.

Presents news briefs relating to the entertainment industry in the United States, published on August 4, 1998. Description of a television commercial that actor David Arquette will be doing for AT&T Corp.; Who the commercial will be directed by; Which rap singer might star in Oliver Stone's motion picture `The League'; Information on the role the singer Usher plays in the science fiction thriller `The Faculty.'