'community' Star Joel Mchale In Talks To Wed Jessica Alba For 'spy Kids 4'

Latest statistics give a range of prices for feeding a family of four a healthy diet.

Spread across nearly 3,500 square miles and home to some 60 animal species and almost half of the world's geysers, visitors could explore Yellowstone National Park for weeks and not see everything in the country's first national park.

Ending its three-night live round, American Idol (3.5/10) pared it down to the final 10 contestants of Season 12 on Thursday. Spilling two minutes over, the scheduled 90-minute live show had a lot of Ryan Seacrest shuttling back and forth to the holding room to bring the lucky ones back on stage. It also had a mixed bag of ratings results. While last night’s Idol dipped 5% from last week’s two-hour show, it went up 6% in total viewers from 12.2 million to 12.9 million. Expect adjustments upward in the final numbers. After Idol, there was more singing as a new Glee (2.5/7) went to the movies last night as the students of McKinley High pulled tunes from the big screen, including a show stopping Tom Cruise homage. With a bit of Idol overrun to help fuel it, the one-hour episode featured the series’ 500th song but it also starred a rocketing 47% rise over the last original on February 14, 2013. As is often the case, The Big Bang Theory (5.4/16) was the most watched show of the night on Thursday. Even though it slipped 4% from its last original two weeks ago, the geek sitcom pulled in 17.43 million viewers. With 13.56 million people watching, Two And A Half Men (3.9/11) was even with its last new show on February 21. However, the other Chuck Lorre show of the night did have a first of its own Thursday as it pulled ahead of Idol in the 18-49 demo for the first time. Person Of Interest (2.8/8) dipped 3% from its last original two weeks ago to tie its season low. CBS ended its night with a repeat of Elementary (1.6/5). With 12.868 million watching, CBS won the night in terms of total viewers but Fox took the top spot in the Adults 18-49 demographic. After a rocky two weeks of series lows, including one where it didn’t have to face a new Big Bang Theory, Community(1.5/5) rose 25% on Thursday. That was followed by repeats of Parks And Recreation (1.0/3) and The Office (1.0/3). A new 1600 Penn (0.9/2) matched its series low of last week. Filling that slot left vacant by the quick cancellation of Do No Harm back on February 8, NBC finished the night with a Law & Order: SVU (1.0/3) repeat which was up a tenth from the encore last week. ABC had all repeats with Shark Tank (1.2/3), Grey’s Anatomy (1.1/3) and Scandal (1.0/3). The CW ran encores of The Vampire Diaries (0.4/1) and Beauty and the Beast  (0.3/1)

Couples in which both partners are employed dropped from 69% to 65%, a report says.

Deadline has heard that Bryan Singer will bring in Peter Dinklage to join the cast of X-Men: Days of Future Past for an unspecified, but key, role in the movie. read more