There’s something about about Chan Marshall that makes people want to save her. Maybe it’s the cracked beauty and vulnerability in her music, which she records under the name Cat Power, or the fact that so many of her songs pay tribute to Kurt Cobain, another fragile soul who once needed saving. Or maybe it’s her long history of breaking down on stage, curling up in a fetal position while members of the crowd shout, ”We love you!

The View had an unexpected cohost on Monday's episode: Joy Behar's phone. The longtime panelist — who moderated the ABC talk show's most recent installment in Whoopi Goldberg's absence — stopped her introduction at the top of the show to address music blaring from her device, laughing as she couldn't figure out how to stop it. "Oh my God, turn it off," Behar said, slapping the screen with her hand. "

Now that Myriad has been unleashed, Supergirl’s got a new mystery to unravel. After Hank Henshaw was publicly unmasked as the Martian Manhunter (David Harewood), the former head of the DEO was sentenced to imprisonment at Project Cadmus, which was revealed to be a genetic engineering facility that experiments on aliens in order to weaponize their abilities for military purposes. In the comics, Project Cadmus serves a somewhat similar function, though it’s best-known for its work in cloning, particularly with the creation of Superboy.

Does the Governor in the raunchy police parody ”Super Troopers” (out this week on video and DVD) look familiar? Well, she should. She saved the world (not to mention teenage boyhood fantasies) for four years as Wonder Woman. But when Lynda Carter isn’t ”in her satin tights, fighting for our rights,” she’s busy taking on her other archenemy — stupid questions. How come when you spin around real fast you turn into a hot superhero babe, but when I do it I just feel queasy?

Whether or not Henry Cavill’s physique as Man of Steel‘s Superman will inspire you to push your own physical limits in the name of self-discovery, which is the real message behind the National Guard’s SoldierofSteel.com video of him working out shirtless below, you’re going to want to watch it. Read more: Today in inappropriate ‘Henry Cavill is Hot’ tweets… Today in (even more) inappropriate ‘Henry Cavill is Hot’ tweets: Day 2 ‘Man of Steel’: Day 3 of inappropriate tweets about Henry Cavill — with polls!

I’m not going to lie to you guys: Trying to recap this episode is a daunting task. Sure, it’s nowhere near as daunting as, say, fighting a Prince of Hell, but still, it’s not easy. So let’s get one thing out of the way: This was not a traditional episode. As far as Supernatural goes, there are really three general categories of episodes: monster of the week, mythology, and standalone. And although this was a monster-of-the-week episode, it did a lot for the mythology of the season (as good monster-of-the-week episodes tend to do).

Aaaand with its first episode of 2019,Supernatural has delivered my favorite episode of season 14 thus far. From Jensen Ackles‘ incredibly captivating performance as Michael to the old school season 5 vibes I was getting — and not just because Pamela was in it — I was all in on this episode from the very first scene. So let’s start there… We start on Pamela Barnes — remember her? — walking into Rocky’s Bar.

Fellow Supe fans, I’m hungry for more. After last season’s game-changing finale that had Sam jumping into Hell and Dean seeking comfort with former flame Lisa and her son Ben — followed by a long summer of wondering what exactly would become of the Winchesters — the season 6 opener answered our questions. But dare I say something’s missing? Let’s examine. Time jump: Welcome to one year after Sam jumped into hell.

Twelve years ago, the actor traveled to Vancouver to play a janitor in season 2's "Tall Tales." It wasn't until he read the script, though, that he realized he was actually portraying the episode's monster, the puckish Trickster, who used his reality-altering powers to humble pompous humans. Even though the Trickster survived his encounter with Sam and Dean Winchester (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles), Speight thought this was a one-and-done situation.

Swifties, are you ready for it? By "it," of course we mean the Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour concert film that's taking over the box office starting this weekend. While Swift loves her Easter eggs and mysteries, there's a surprising amount we do know about the film heading into release weekend. For instance, the movie, which was filmed across the first three nights of her six-night stop in Los Angeles in August, includes almost all the songs from the Eras Tour setlist as it appeared at that point in time — below, we'll dive into which songs didn't make the final cut like Taylor dove into the trap door of that stage every night.