The best way to describe Thursday's finale of "Grey's Anatomy" is to call it unsettling. We knew that there was a death on the way, and we knew exactly which doctors were in the devastating plane crash, but we still weren't prepared for the raw agony of the episode. Lexie (Chyler Leigh) died in the first 20 minutes of the hour, with little fanfare, aside from a powerful declaration of love from Mark. There were none of the emotional manipulation tools usually employed by Shonda Rhimes -- it wasn't held until the end of the episode, and there were no soaring musical montages. The moment relied entirely on writing and performances.With such a jarring start to the episode, we expected some comfort by the end -- but our heroes went unrescued. When we last saw them, Cristina was hungry, Meredith was exhausted, Derek's left hand was so mangled that it's hard to imagine him doing...

"Community" ended its fourth season with a bang. Three episodes, weirdly split by "30 Rock." The first half an hour had the gang battling guest star Giancarlo Esposito, who we found out was Pierce's (Chevy Chase) brother. That battle was played as an 8-bit video game. For fans of that era of gaming, it was glorious! Pierce falling into holes and walking back and forth, NPC characters with conversation trees and the beep boops of early era games.The best moment of the episode was Britta (Gillian Jacobs) finding a secret passage after wanting to fix a crooked painting. Jeff (Joel McHale) tells her not to play like a girl. It was a fairly simple episode, but it ended with Pierce being a good person! In fact, All three episodes did. Amusing, considering the whole Chevy Chase/Dan Harmon issue.In the second episode, the gang takes Chang (Ken Jeong) down with an elaborate plan. One which includes...

It's two weeks till Kim Zolciak's wedding on Thursday's (May 17) episode of "Don't Be Tardy for the Wedding." She's got her dress(es), her man, her matron of honor, the location, the celebrity wedding planner, the food and now the super-hot former Falcons player Coy Wire to officiate. All that's left to do is find some fancy porta-potties for the reception because Kim is not having people pee all over her floor -- apparently that's what people do if given free reign in your home.Derek J goes with Kim for fancy potty shopping because matron of honor Jen bails on this all-important task. And she missed out because these are some high-end potties -- hardwood floors, nice vanities, an attendant on duty, a little rug outside. And we're sure Kim will find a way to work rhinestones into the restrooms -- especially since she asked if Coy could use a "blinged-out" Bible to marry them.OK,...

The eighth Jesse Stone film gives the 'Magnum' actor another legendary character.

Earlier in the day she had dressed in a pretty and modest spotty dress to promote her latest film Madagascar 3. But last night she swapped her sweet children-friendly style for a plummenting neckline, that swooped so low it fell down to her waist.

She's proven that she can hold her own on the red carpet alongside actresses half her age. But 74-year-old Jane Fonda went a step further keeping up with current trends today.

Eva's been the belle of the ball at Cannes so far, wowing crowds in an array of incredible gowns while treading the red carpets.

So many season finales have a wedding as a hook, and it appears that "30 Rock" is not immune from this tried and true feature. But as we've come to expect from the sitcom, they have a little bit of a different take on things.Here's what we learned on Thursday's (May 17) episode:[Spoiler alert]Jack (Alec Baldwin) and Avery (Elizabeth Banks): The two are planning to renew their vows now that she's free from North Korea. But things get complicated when competing interests - Scott (Michael Mosley), Avery's mom Diana (Mary Steenburgen) and Kim Jong Il - each look to have their own reasons for stopping the nuptials. In the end, it appears that Jack and Avery may have the best reasons of all.Hazel (Kristen Schaal) and Kenneth (Jack McBrayer): Hazel is on the verge of homelessness. So Kenneth, being the caring person that he is, decides to help her out. But he soon finds that...

Berenice Bejo's new movie role - being written by her husband - was inspired by a part played by Montgomery Clift (right) in 1948 film The Search.