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  • Thirty-five years after a young Frenchman walked across the sky between the Twin Towers, they are missing from the landscape — but not from our minds.
  • Linguists David Harrison and Greg Anderson travel to isolated regions around the world to chronicle dying languages — and the cultural forces that contribute to their loss.
  • After 49 years of entertaining Las Vegas audiences with their racy production numbers, the Folies Bergere showgirls prepare for their final performance.
  • High school reunions can be a real pleasure or bring back painful memories. Tony Cox talks with Shalonda Warren-Clark — one of the participants in the second season of TV Land's High School Reunion — about her old classmates and her life since high school.
  • What are critics saysing about three new films? 11 Minutes is a documentary that follows the first winner of the TV show Project Runway. Tyler Perry's latest is Madea Goes To Jail. And Fired Up is a teen sex romp at cheerleading camp.
  • British comedian Ricky Gervais is best known to American audiences as the bumbling boss David Brent in the British version of The Office and the ever-hopeful wanna-be actor Andy Millman from Extras. We offer highlights of past interviews.
  • BET's new reality series, Harlem Heights, is seen as a departure from many other unscripted TV shows, which depict black life in less positive ways. The series follows eight young, African-Americans in their late 20s, as they make the leap into adulthood.
  • While Tyler Perry's "Madea Goes To Jail" was a box office hit this past weekend, raking in more than $41 million dollars, ABC gave a preview of their new midseason replacement shows and we didn't see one person of color. NPR's Allison Samuels discusses the week's entertainment news with NPR correspondent Karen Grigsby Bates.
  • It's got big names and a hot-button topic, but Wayne Kramer's wretched Crossing Over turns out to be all about its multiple-perspectives conceit. Too bad all of them feel egregiously manufactured.
  • Third-generation jewelry designer Lorraine Schwartz has adorned Beyonce, Barbra Streisand and Elizabeth Taylor.
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