The Bluth family is back and as dysfunctional as ever!

Finally a trailer has been released for season four of “Arrested Development”.

In the new trailer everyone looks a little bit older, as you’d expect. (But we doubt they’re any wiser.)

15 new episodes of “Arrested Development” arrive simultaneously on May 26th. To get around the limited availability of the cast, each episode will focus on a single character.

The sitcom will go live in all territories where Netflix is available.

New pictures taken from the set of “Anchorman: The Legend Continues” have just emerged showing a huge music star filming a cameo appearance.

In the pictures you can see rapper Kanye West taking part in a hockey brawl scene along with Steve Carell, Paul Rudd and Jim Carrey.

Harrison Ford and Kristen Wiig have confirmed roles in the the movie, as well as Tina Fey and Amy Pohler.

“Anchorman 2″ is slated for a December 20th release.

Oscar-winning director Ron Howard’s next movie is a true story set in the fast-paced world of Formula One racing.

Chris Hemsworth and Olivia Wilde star.

It takes us back to the 1976 Formula One season and the rivalry between drivers James Hunt and Niki Lauda.

Check out the new trailer here.

Think of them as a modern day Thelma and Louise. “Violet and Daisy” stars Alexis Bledel and Saoirse Ronan as teenage assassins who get caught up with their latest target played by James Gandolfini.

It hits theatres in June, but you can check out the new trailer here.

City and Breakfast Television were host to some of Edmonton’s finest musicians Sunday night.

The Command Sisters are no strangers to BT. They not only performed, but took home an award for “Underage Recording Of The Year” at the third annual Edmonton Music Awards.

I was honoured to present a couple awards and our own Bridget Ryan hosted the night at the Royal Alberta Museum.

Getting to a few of the big wins: Corb Lund took home three awards including Male Artist Of The Year and People’s Choice Award.

Folk-rock foursome Wool On Wolves accepted two awards including Album Of The Year.

R&B Singer Nuela Charles, also a double winner, was named Female Singer and recogonized for R&B Recording Of The Year.

Rap album Mitchmatic also won Single of the Year for “Why Don’t You Know?” (Love the music video. Check it out here.)

The music video of the night though: The Facebook Song by BuckNKD. Not a family-friendly song, but hilarious nonetheless.

If there was any doubt that by the time “Catching Fire” hit theatres “Hunger Games” fans had, well, lost their appetite for the novels-turned-movies, it’s dissolved. The trailer for the second film in the series was showcased at Sunday night’s MTV Movie Awards and fans are madly sharing it via social media.

Haven’t seen it? Check it out here.

George Strait and Garth Brooks pay tribute to Dick Clark at the Academy of Country Music Awards.

Las Vegas went country over the weekend for the 48th Academy Of Country Music Awards.

Stevie Wonder and country star 21-year-old Hunter Hayes’ performance was one of the big ones of the night.

When it came to the night’s biggest winners, Miranda Lambert took home four trophys including Female Vocalist Of The Year. The award for Album Of The Year went to Eric Church. Jason Aldean was named Male Vocalist Of The Year.

Fans had the chance to cast their vote for Entertainer Of The Year. Luke Bryan, who co-hosted the show with Blake Shelton, ultimately took home the top prize.

Another highlight of the night: George Strait and Garth Brooks’ tribute to Dick Clark. Check it out here.

We’ve all heard of it and most have read it. (Except me. This brand new trailer for “The Great Gatsby” serves as another reminder that I’m running out of time to read the book before the movie hits theatres May 10th.) The adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 novel stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Carey Mulligan, Isla Fisher, Joel Edgerton, and Jason Clarke.  Check out the trailer that features the music of Beyonce, Andre 3000, Florence and the Machine, and Lana Del Rey.

Remember Grown Ups? Whether you’re groaning or cheering (and a lot of people will be cheering; the first film grossed $271 million in 2010), Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock and David Spade are back together for Grown Ups 2.

In the sequel, the four childhood best friends move back to their hometown. This time around, the grown-ups are the ones learning lessons from their kids on a day notoriously full of surprises: the last day of school. The trailer also shows a few new players: Andy Samberg (who plays a male cheerleader in a bikini car wash), Shaquille O’Neal, and Taylor Lautner (yes, the one from Twilight).

Grown Ups 2 is due in theaters July 12, 2013, but you can check out the new trailer here.

The spine-tingling trailer for “Star Trek Into Darkness ” has critics buzzing already about this newest Star Trek feature.

J.J Abrams directs the movie where the plot thickens as the enterprise finds an unstoppable force of terror in its own organization.

Chris Pine returns as Captain Kirk and Zachary Quinto is back as Spock. Kirk will have a very beautiful love interest in this film, played by British actress Alice Eve.

“Star Trek Into Darkness” is due out May 16th.

This trailer is a must-see! Check it out here.

This summer Steve Carell is back as everyone’s favorite super-villain, Gru, in “Despicable Me 2″.

The sequel to the 2010 animated film hits theaters July 3rd, but the latest trailer was just released. Check it out here.

Starring the voices of Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, Russell Brand, and Al Pacino, “Despicable Me 2″ picks up where the first film left off: with Gru responsible for two young girls while also dealing with his life as a supervillain.

An agent from the anti-villain league, “dedicated to fighting crime on a global scale,” captures Gru and tries to get him save the world.

The first movie, which hits theatres in the summer of 2010, grossed $543 million. With a prime release date of July 3rd, “Despicable Me 2″ is expected to haul in even more cash.

Bow down, Beyonce fans.

Sunday night, seemingly out of the blue, the 31-year-old Grammy winner posted a picture of a young Beyoncé to her Instagram with a link to her website. Surrounded by the pictures: a Soundcloud player streaming a new song, “Bow Down/I Been On”. Listen to it here.

A stark contrast to the girl power hits she churns out, a couple of the lyrics: “Bow down b******” and “I took some time to live my life, but don’t think I’m just his little wife.” (Which might silence critics who blasted her for naming her upcoming tour “The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour”.)