Practically everyone has another that they imbue with the traits they admire and hope to emulate. Not all of them live up to the standards and some pass before their admirer expects. How do you cope with such a change? Most go on with a pall hanging over them.

Frodo (Elijah Wood) and the others are forced to travel through the Mines of Moria. They are attacked by Orcs and a Troll, and run into a Balrog, an ancient demon of shadow and fire, while attempting to cross the Bridge of Khazad-dûm. Gandalf (Ian McKellen) faces off against the Balrog on the bridge, letting the others escape, while he falls with the creature into the abyss below. What is Frodo to do?

Director:  Peter Jackson Writer:  J.R.R. Tolkien; Frances Walsh; Philippa Boyens; Peter Jackson Cast:
Elijah Wood -  Frodo Baggins Sean Astin -  Sam Gamgee Sean Bean -  Boromir Cate Blanchett -  Galadriel Orlando Bloom -  Legolas Greenleaf Ian Holm -  Bilbo Baggins Ian McKellen -  Gandalf Christopher Lee -  Saruman		Viggo Mortensen -  Aragorn Andy Serkis -  Gollum Billy Boyd -  Pippin Dominic Monaghan -  Merry John Rhys-Davies -  Gimli Liv Tyler -  Arwen Marton Csokas -  Celeborn Ian Mune -  Bounder

Some folks get blinded by greed. They can’t see what they have stepped into due to the green glare. Bootsie Cavander (Dina Meyer) and Leigh’s (Angela Featherstone) unfaithful husband Dennis (David Lipper) figure out Howard Akers’s (Armand Assante) real identity and decide to rat him out for cash. Little do they know nor do they understand that these pros play for keeps. But they soon find out. Now, Bootsie can’t back down nor back out of her plan and she has nowhere to turn.

Director:  Anthony Hickox Writer:  Craig Smith Cast:
Armand Assante -  Frank Carbone/Howard Akers Angela Featherstone -  Leigh Kirkindall Dina Meyer -  Bootsie Cavander David Lipper -  Denny Kirkindall Frank Chiesurin -  Sid Tony Calabretta -  Pasquale ‘Patsy’ Dilepsi Mark Camacho -  Joseph Pagnozzi Steven Park -  Chong-Sung		Chip Chuipka -  Marshal Donald Powers Danny Blanco Hall -  Marshal Chuck Sturdevant Maxim Roy -  Marjorie Watts Anatoly Zinoviev -  Teddy Michael Filipowich -  Johnny the Face Carl Alacchi -  Gio Brogianto Maria Yvonne Bertrand -  Vicky Brogianto Bob Babinski -  Newscaster

Families have their own rhythm. An interloper, like a new girl friend, can upset the balance. Trying to fit in can be a trial with the family as judge and jury. What is even worse is the sense of frustration when another stranger arrives and fits in like a hand in glove. Why them? Meredith Morton (Sarah Jessica Parker) tries her darndest but the family, but for Owen Stone (Luke Wilson), has a good laugh at her expense, particularly daughter Amy (Rachel McAdams) who goes out of her way to mess Meredith around despite trying for her approval. Then Julie (Claire Danes), Meredith’s sister, shows up and finds a spot without a single misstep. Arrrgh…

Director:  Thomas Bezucha Writer:  Thomas Bezucha Cast:
Claire Danes -  Julie Morton Diane Keaton -  Sybil Stone Rachel McAdams -  Amy Stone Dermot Mulroney -  Everett Stone Craig T. Nelson -  Kelly Stone Sarah Jessica Parker -  Meredith Morton Luke Wilson -  Ben Stone Tyrone Giordano -  Thad Stone		Brian White -  Patrick Thomas Elizabeth Reaser -  Susannah Stone Trousdale Paul Schneider -  Brad Stevenson Savannah Stehlin -  Elizabeth Trousdale Jamie Kaler -  John Trousdale Robert Dioguardi -  David Silver Carol Locatell -  Jeweler Ginna Carter -  Jittery Cashier

Most everyone has some sort of fetish. Many people have more than one. It is often at the most inappropriate times that we discover what it is. We wonder how much attention we have to expend in order to keep it under control. At times, we share what it is with others in hopes to find understanding, acceptance or, periodically, a like-minded devotee. Or we might find ourselves shunned by those who lack the understanding of how a fetish can influence what we do and how we live. If it is family, we can find a way to ignore it and get along with the day to day life and hope that they’ll get over it and not bring embarrassment to the household. Diane Arbus (Nicole Kidman) has found hers and it is tearing her family apart. She spends too much time in the company of Lionel Sweeney (Robert Downey Jr.) and his coterie of unusual friends and her family doesn’t know what to do about it. She was urged to explore her artistic side by her husband Allan (Ty Burrell) and she embraced it to the exclusion of her familial responsibilities without a thought for them. She doesn’t appear to want to surface from the world in which she has immersed herself.

Director:  Steven Shainberg Writer:  Erin Cressida Wilson; Patricia Bosworth Cast:
Nicole Kidman -  Diane Arbus Robert Downey Jr. -  Lionel Sweeney Ty Burrell -  Allan Arbus Harris Yulin -  David Nemerov Jane Alexander -  Gertrude Nemerov Emmy Clarke -  Grace Arbus Genevieve McCarthy -  Sophie Arbus Boris McGiver -  Jack Henry		Marceline Hugot -  Tippa Henry Mary Duffy -  Althea Emily Bergl -  Alicia Lynne Marie Stetson -  Fiona Gwendolyn Bucci -  Dominatrix Christina Rouner -  Lois Matt Servitto -  Handsome Client David Green -  Another Client

Brazil is the only country named after a tree.

Five years is a lustrum.

Every US state has a town called Springfield.

Fruit ripens and vegetables rot off the vine.

The distance from the wrist to the elbow equals the length of the foot.

Director:  Forest Whitaker Writer:  Jessica Bendinger; Jerry O’Connell; Kate Kondell Cast:
Katie Holmes -  Samantha Mackenzie Marc Blucas -  James Lansome Amerie -  Mia Thompson Michael Keaton -  President Mackenzie Margaret Colin -  Melanie Mackenzie Lela Rochon Fuqua -  Liz Pappas Michael Milhoan -  Agent Bock Dwayne Adway -  Agent Dylan		Hollis Hill -  Agent Colvin Ken Moreno -  Agent Mercer Andrew Caple-Shaw -  Agent Dryer Alex Avant -  Shift Leader Barry Livingston -  Press Secretary Piper Cochrane -  Communications Director Adam Donshik -  First Lady’s Chief of Staff Damon Whitaker -  Charles