Talking with actor Dean Cain, the forty-three-year-old star of shows like "Lois & Clark," "Ripley's Believe It or Not," and countless other movies revealed that he really is Superman. "The last seven weeks, I've shot four films and a documentary. I'm literally flying from set to set to set. Then heading back home to see my son and coach his football game and then back out to work," he said.

The new iCarly video game from Activision is out just in time for the holiday season, making it a perfect stocking stuffer for kids and teens. It is the first video game released from the hit teen series on Nickelodeon.

The American Film Institute (AFI) announced on Monday the official selections for the AFI Awards 2009. The awards record the year's most outstanding achievements in film and television, along with significant moments in the world of the moving image.

Nickelodeon is capping off the 10th Anniversary celebration of "SpongeBob SquarePants" by ordering 26 new, original episodes of the hit animated series.

The police drama "Southland" is making its way back to your television set, this time on a new channel. The former NBC series will be moving to TNT with a network premiere on January 12.

Jordan Ladd and Jason London will be starring in a new Hallmark Channel Original Movie in January. "The Wishing Well" will premiere on Saturday, January 9 at 9:00 pm and will also feature Academy Award winner Ernest Borgnine and Academy Award nominee Sally Kellerman.

TNT and TBS have a solid week's worth of entertainment in store.

Spoiler alert. Whether "Dexter" fans loved or hated the ending of the unsurprisingly blood-soaked season finale, they can all agree on one thing: nobody saw it coming. Don't read ahead if you haven't caught the finale just yet. But John Lithgow sat down to talk about the shocking finale and his turn as the Trinity Killer with thousands of "Dexter" fans online on Ustream.

Centric, the new entertainment network from BET, is concluding its season of "Leading Women." The special, which features iconic black women in entertainment with new interviews, sits down with Fantasia and Toni Braxton for its season finales.

"Ugly Betty" is posting some pretty satisfying numbers for ABC, including a ratings high in Friday night's timeslot. The hit comedy earned 5.6 million viewers during last Friday night's showing.

Stevie Wonder, The Bravery, Kimbo Slice and MTV's "Jersey Shore" cast members have been added to Spike TV's Video Game Awards roster. Spike TV's VGA will be held live on Saturday, December 12 at the Event Deck @ L.A. Live at 8:00 pm ET to help celebrate all things gaming.

Chef Gordon Ramsay is among the numerous guests who will be cooking up an interesting show for upcoming episodes of BBC talk shows.