Filed under: Spoilers Anonymous

This is Spoilers Anonymous, a weekly column here at TV Squad where we'll supply you with the dirt on some of the more popular shows on the air. We'll never put spoilers up here on the main page in order to help the reformed stay unspoiled. If you have anything to add to the group, feel free to step up and let yourself be heard, either with our tips form or by emailing us at tvsquad at gmail dot com or call and leave a message at 917-421-9477 (NY) - your anonymity is guaranteed, if you wish to remain as such.

This week we have: Brothers & Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Lost, Numb3rs, Reaper and Smallville. (SPOILERS FOLLOW!)

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One couple steps up the fight...

This guy is like a ninja.

Can't decide if Link's latest adventure is for you? We break down everything you need to know about Twilight Princess.

This is a list of Target's Black Friday sales.

Come out to Universal tomorrow and support your favorite writers on strike!

A week after announcing a new mobile software stack called Android, the Google-led Open Handset Alliance released an early version of a software development kit for the technology.

Filed under: Culture, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action, Adventure, Online, Competitive Gaming, Fashion

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One of our readers has the coolest grandmother ever. She cross stitched the Gears of War logo for him, and just look how nice it is all framed and ready to go next to the family photos in the hallway. Our grandmother would never have stitched this for us ... even if we'd begged her. The closest we could probably get would be a quilted gingham checkerboard.

Now what we really want to know is: does your grandma play the game? Have her hit us up in multiplayer and show us if those skills with a needle translate to a chainsaw.

[Thanks, Alex -- and thank granny for us too]

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Filed under: Nintendo GameCube, Portable, Nintendo Wii, Action, Adventure, Video

The second to last installment of Game Trailers Zelda video retrospective has hit the intertubes, just 8 days until the next adventure begins on Wii. This episode covers two of our favs: the (once) controversial Wind Waker and and tea-cup sized Minish Cap, the most recent titles. Nerd out for the fifth time, friends of Link. The last episode, part six, hits next week following the lineage of all the games.

See also: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4

[Thanks, Koekoenutt]

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SPONSORED BY: Age of Empires III - Real-Time Strategy Game Control a European power on a quest to colonize and conquer the New World. AOE3 introduces new gameplay elements, as well as new civilizations, units, and technologies. http://www.ageofempires3.com/

We bring you a new high definition trailer of Rainbow Six Vegas that takes a look at all the different multiplayer modes found in the game.

Ted Landau tells you how to deal with three bugs you might encounter when upgrading to the latest version of Apple's suite of digital lifestyle apps.

Filed under: Comedy, Music & Musicals, New Releases, MGM, Theatrical Reviews, New in Theaters, The Weinstein Co.

No matter what else happens in Soul Men, it's hard not to be moved by the posthumous performances of Bernie Mac and Isaac Hayes, especially when they appear onscreen together, and more so when, in one scene, they leave a room together. At other times, however, Mac is at the top of his comedic game. He has the power to make us forget that anything is wrong in the world, including the fact that it has lost two of its best and brightest.

In Soul Men, Mac plays Floyd Henderson, one third of a legendary 1960s soul music trio. In the 1970s, the group's lead singer Marcus Hooks (played in flashbacks and photos by John Legend) embarked upon a solo career, leaving Floyd and his bandmate Louis Hinds (Samuel L. Jackson) in the lurch. They tried to continue alone, but quickly broke up due to "creative differences," i.e. they fought over a woman. Now Marcus has passed away and Floyd and Louis have been invited to perform in a tribute show at the Apollo. And since Louis doesn't fly, they must drive cross-country, which gives them plenty of time to fight and bicker. (Isaac Hayes appears relatively briefly, as himself, at the tribute.)

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Nicest little wish coming from a not so innocent 5 year old girl, hehe.