”Pay It Forward” is a movie with a mission. Spacey (Oscar winner, ”The Usual Suspects” and ”American Beauty”) is Eugene, a teacher with a scarred face (and psyche) who gives his class a provocative assignment: Make the world a better place. Osment (Oscar nominee, ”The Sixth Sense”) is Trevor, an angry young man who becomes teacher’s pet with his chain letter style ”pay it forward” plan: Perform random acts of kindness for three strangers; they, in return, must do the same.

Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder have given thanks in a huge way this holiday season. All five of the band members joined forces to donate $70,000 to Keith Baxter, a Hawaiian waterman who once saved Vedder’s life after the musician and two friends were involved in a boating accident. After Baxter suffered his own gruesome injury last year, the rockers doubled his GoFundMe campaign, which had raised $70,000 before Pearl Jam wrote a check.

Pardon me, I’m still in recovery. For a show that has prided itself on its sly subtlety (with the occasional foot mauling), last night’s episode of Mad Men was like a punch to the gut, followed by a nice roundhouse to the jaw, then a kick in the groin, followed by a steady stream of tears. Peggy quit. Don won Jaguar. Joan prostituted herself for a partnership in SCDP. And Pete discovered vast new depths in which to slither.

Fans of Peloton instructor Cody Rigsby know what they're singing up for when they take one of his cycling rides: unfiltered takes on, well, just about everything. From The Little Mermaid's King Triton ("a hot daddy that I wouldn't mind being part of my world") to kitten heels (they "need to go away immediately — either give me a flat or give me a stiletto, I don't like things in the middle"

If you live in Philadelphia and are a fan of Nickelodeon’s Legends of the Hidden Temple, “the choices are yours and yours alone.” The city’s Penn Museum is hosting its own competitive event based on the ’90s game show that challenges contestants with knowledge, scavenger hunts, and, of course, temple guards. Legends of the Hidden Temple: Penn Museum Edition will take place on Wednesday, April 20, starting at 6 p.m. Attendees who purchased $20 tickets can trek through the museum’s galleries with their teams, which include classic names like the Blue Barracudas and the Orange Iguanas.

PETA is alleging that HBO's The Gilded Age should add animal cruelty to the list of its historical accuracies. The animal rights organization issued a press release Thursday calling for the network to investigate the death of a horse on the set of the Julian Fellowes-created drama. "PETA has heard from multiple whistleblowers alleging that a horse died last week during the filming of yet another HBO production," the group wrote in a letter to Casey Bloys, HBO's chief content officer.

Pete Davidson is sharing the reason behind his decision to leave an expletive-ridden voicemail for PETA's Senior VP of Cruelty Investigations Daphna Nachminovitch earlier this week. On Monday, the Bupkis creator left a furious message for Nachminovitch — which was later obtained by TMZ — after she called him out in a statement to the outlet for recently purchasing, rather than adopting, a Cavapoo puppy at an NYC store. In the message, Davidson explained that the dog was a gift for his mother, whose dog Henry had died.

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Phoebe Bridgers' guitar may not be intact anymore after being smashed against an amplifier during a recent Saturday Night Live performance, but that didn't stop it from selling for a whopping $101,500 at the GLAAD Media Awards auction "Phoebe Bridgers' unforgettable SNL guitar smash has now gone from a much buzzed about performance and morphed into an important moment of giving back to the LGBTQ community," Anthony Ramos, GLAAD's head of talent said in a statement provided to EW, confirming the amount.

Hungry for some facile, heavy-handed preaching without the stigma of an evangelical thriller? Try Phone Booth, director Joel Schumacher’s high-concept morality play about a scurrilous publicist named Stu Shepard (Colin Farrell) pinned down at a pay phone by a righteous sniper (voiced by Kiefer Sutherland, whose silkily stilted delivery makes him sound like he’s competing in the world’s cheesiest poetry slam). Framed for murder by his unseen assailant, our latter-day Sidney Falco can neither leave the booth — located in the heart of New York City’s Retired Stereotype District, ringed with the hooker and pimp caricatures of yesteryear — nor explain the situation to the police without risking a hail of bullets.