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Tucked in the depths of Kid Cudi’s kaleidoscopic discography is a slow-tempo, diaristic record emblematic of the musician’s relationship with his most ardent fans and toughest critics. “Handle With Care,” the ninth track on Cudi’s menacing Speedin’ Bullet 2 Heaven, opens with a gentle directive — “Pardon me babe, there are instructions I think that you should read” — before plunging into the confessional. He warns of his delicate heart, essential to his capacity to love and at the same time a liability in terms of his behavior. With its blunt lyrics and despondent melody, “Handle With Care” is the ...

Tucked in the depths of Kid Cudi’s kaleidoscopic discography is a slow-tempo, diaristic record emblematic of the musician’s relationship with his most ardent fans and toughest critics. “Handle With Care,” the ninth track on Cudi’s menacing Speedin’ Bullet 2 Heaven, opens with a gentle directive — “Pardon me babe, there are instructions I think that you should read” — before plunging into the confessional. He warns of his delicate heart, essential to his capacity to love and at the same time a liability in terms of his behavior. With its blunt lyrics and despondent melody, “Handle With Care” is the ...

Fear The Walking Dead Handle with Care Trailer, Teaser, and Clip — AMC‘s Fear The Walking Dead: Season 6, Episode 10: Handle with Care TV show trailer, teaser, TV show clip have been released. Cast Fear the Walking Dead stars Lennie James, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Maggie Grace, Colman Domingo, Danay Garcia, Garret Dillahunt, Austin Amelio, [...]

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Sneak Peek footage, images and synopsis from "The Vampire Diaries" episode "Handle With Care", written by Caroline Dries, Holly Brix and directed by Jeffrey Hunt, that aired November 7, 2013 on The CW:

"...in 'Handle With Care', 'Silas' (Paul Wesley) happily announces his new goal to 'Damon' (Ian Somerhalder) and 'Elena' (Nina Dobrev), but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help.

"'Tessa' (Janina Gavankar) confidently tells 'Stefan' (Wesley) about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her.

"A desperate 'Katherine' (Dobrev) discovers a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again, and realizes she needs a new place to stay.

"In exchange for a spot in the dorm room, she offers to show 'Caroline' (Candice Accola) how to get answers from 'Dr. Maxfield' (Rick Cosnett).

"'Bonnie' (Kat Graham) is touched by 'Jeremy' (Steven R. McQueen) and his...

Max Weinberg has spent 43 years touring the world with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. And in between his job with the Boss, the 66-year-old drummer managed to hold down a 17-year post as a bandleader for Conan O’Brien’s late night talk show. Turns out, he doesn’t do well with downtime.

After finishing the 86-city “River” tour in February, the longtime E Street Band drummer was ready to try something new. Enter Max Weinberg’s Jukebox, an interactive concert experience where the audience gets to pick the set list and hear Max and his revolving band...

Other winners include China’s Van Goghs and The Citizen.

Norwegian filmmaker Arild Andresen’s Handle With Care picked up the Grand Prize at this year’s Skip City International D-Cinema Festival (July 15-23) in Japan.

The film, which premiered at Goteborg film festival this year, follows a Norwegian widower who takes his adopted son back to Colombia to look for his biological mother. Hilde Susan Jaegtnes, who co-write the film with Andresen, was on hand to collect the Grand Prize Sony D-Cinema Award from jury president and leading Japanese filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa.

Skip City’s best director award went to Chinese filmmakers Yu Haibo and Kiki Tianqi Yu for feature-length documentary China’s Van Goghs. The film follows a man who paints replicas of Van Goghs artworks in Shenzhen and travels to Amsterdam to see the originals.

The special jury prize went to Hungarian filmmaker Roland Vranik’s The Citizen, about an African...

We’re all still reeling from the death of Jonathan Demme, one of the most unpredictable, open-hearted and by all accounts best loved of American filmmakers. I was surprised to learn that he was 73 when he died because he, and his films, always seemed so youthful. The fact that his swansong was the beautifully exuberant Justin Timberlake + the Tennessee Kids only added to that impression of vitality.Many of the posters for Demme’s films are as well known as the films themselves: the Dali-esque death’s head moth for Silence of the Lambs; the cutout of Spalding Gray’s head bobbing in a flat plane of blue for Swimming to Cambodia; an upside-down Jeff Daniels on Something Wild; Pablo Ferro’s Strangelove-esque titles over the Big Suit for Stop Making Sense. And of his later films I particularly like the screen-print look of Man From Plains. But the posters for Demme’s early films,...

New York City – He was the helmsman of “The Silence of the Lambs,” which won him Best Director and took home Best Picture at the 1992 Academy Awards, and made numerous other late 20th Century movie classics. Director Jonathan Demme died in New York City on April 26, 2017, at the age of 73.

Film writer Dave Kehr called Demme “the last of the great humanists,” and the director followed through on that description with an incredible run of films in the 1980s and ‘90s, which included “Melvin and Howard” (1980), “Something Wild” (1986), “Swimming to Cambodia” (1987), “Married to the Mob” (1988), “Lambs” (1991) and “Philadelphia” (1993). He also created one of the greatest rock documentaries ever, “Stop Making Sense” (1984, featuring the Talking Heads) and worked extensively with Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young on other rock docs. He even directed an episode of the TV classic “Columbo” in 1978, among his other TV achievements.

Director Jonathan Demme on the Set...

Jonathan Demme, the personable film director who graduated from making "B"  movies for Roger Corman to the highest ranks of Hollywood filmmakers, has died from cancer at age 73. His remarkable career covered an impressively diverse number of films ranging from documentaries to comedies and thrillers. He won the Oscar for Best Director for his 1991 film "The Silence of the Lambs". His other credits include "Stop Making Sense", "Melvin and Howard", "Philadelphia", "Crazy Mama", "Handle with Care", "Last Embrace", "Something Wild", "Swimming to Cambodia", "Beloved" and the 2004 remake of "The Manchurian Candidate". For more click here. ...

The late filmmaker Jonathan Demme, who died last night at the age of 73, will always be linked to Talking Heads frontman David Byrne. The two likeminded artists first worked together on the 1984 classic “Stop Making Sense,” a concert documentary that Byrne hired Demme to direct, and that collaboration forever transformed what the world thinks possible of such performance-driven films. More than that, the experience sparked a lifelong friendship, one that extended into several other projects and irrevocably deepened the relationship between music and movies.

This afternoon, Byrne wrote a loving remembrance of Demme on his website. We have reposted the full text of Byrne’s letter below.

Read More: Remembering Jonathan Demme: Why He Was One Of The Great Filmmakers Of Our Time

My friend, the director Jonathan Demme, passed last night.

I met Jonathan in the ‘80s when Talking Heads were touring a show that he would eventually...

David Byrne, who collaborated with director Jonathan Demme multiple times, most notably on the famous Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense, remembered the director on Wednesday with a post on his website. Demme died early this morning at age 73 from esophageal cancer. 

Byrne praised Demme for his "focus on character, his love of ordinary people, [which] made the movies something different and special." Byrne also commended the filmmaker for his musical enthusiasm and ability to "slip a reggae artist's song or a Haitian recording into a narrative film in ways...

Director Jonathan Demme, who won an Oscar for directing the 1991 Best Picture winner The Silence of the Lambs, has passed away earlier this morning at the age of 74. According to a source close to the family, the filmmaker passed from esophageal cancer and complications from heart disease. The filmmaker had been treated for esophageal cancer in 2010, and while he did recover, the cancer came back in 2015, and sources said his condition had deteriorated in recent weeks. We have assembled a number of tweets below from filmmakers and actors paying their respects to this iconic director.

IndieWire first broke the news this morning, as tributes have started to flood in from filmmakers such as Edgar Wright, James Wan and actors such as Denis Leary, Michael Chiklis and many more. Jonathan Demme was born February 22, 1944 in Baldwin, Nassau County, New York to Dorothy Louise (Rogers) and Robert Eugene Demme, a public relations executive.

This visually exciting sneak peek from tonight’s Hawaii Five-0 (CBS, 9/8c) may knock you off your feet. Just ask Steve, Danny and the gang.

RelatedHawaii Five-0/MacGyver Crossover Set — Welcome to the NCIS-verse, Mac!

In the episode “E Malama Pono” (“Handle With Care”), Five-0 finally tracks down the missing uranium, which has been used to build a bomb located in the middle of the jungle. They then must carefully extract the unstable explosive through treacherous terrain before it detonates. Singer Darius Rucker guest-stars as the bomb maker, Desmond Abati.

Somewhere amid the team’s mission, the scene above happens,...

Sneak Peek footage, images and synopsis from "The Vampire Diaries" episode "Handle With Care", written by Caroline Dries, Holly Brix and directed by Jeffrey Hunt, that aired November 7, 2013 on The CW:

"...in 'Handle With Care', 'Silas' (Paul Wesley) happily announces his new goal to 'Damon' (Ian Somerhalder) and 'Elena' (Nina Dobrev), but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help.

"'Tessa' (Janina Gavankar) confidently tells 'Stefan' (Wesley) about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her.

"A desperate 'Katherine' (Dobrev) discovers a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again, and realizes she needs a new place to stay.

"In exchange for a spot in the dorm room, she offers to show 'Caroline' (Candice Accola) how to get answers from 'Dr. Maxfield' (Rick Cosnett).

"'Bonnie' (Kat Graham) is touched by 'Jeremy' (Steven R. McQueen) and his...

As a companion piece to yesterday's Smackdown, a two-part podcast. If you missed Part One it's right here. Now we conclude our '77 festivities (did you enjoy or did we go to overboard?) with our panel, which includes Mark Harris, Guy Lodge, Nick Davis, Sara Black McCulloch, and Nathaniel R, discussing Tuesday Weld, Richard Dreyfuss, Diane Keaton, Looking for Mr Goodbar, The Turning Point and a few '77 extras.

Part Two Finale. Index (40 minutes)

00:01 One more anecdote on The Goodbye Girl 

04:45 Richard Dreyfuss' big year and Steven Spielberg's interest/disinterest in actors in Close Encounters of the Third Kind

15:30 Tuesday Weld's career and the divisive Looking for Mr Goodbar

24:00 The Turning Point and a female-heavy Best Picture lineup

32:15 Performances that weren't nominated from: Saturday Night Fever, Opening Night, Handle With Care, Roseland, and Three Women

39:00 Thank yous! 

You can listen to...

'Play Misty for Me': Rabid fan Jessica Walter makes life difficult for disc jockey Clint Eastwood. Clint Eastwood, 'Harry Potter' and 'The Decline of Western Civilization': Packard Campus movies Movies set in the world of music and/or radio are among the April 2016 highlights at the Library of Congress' Packard Campus Theater in Culpeper, Virginia. Packard Campus Recorded Sound Curator Matt Barton selected the documentaries and narrative features in this particular program, which, according to the Theater's press release, includes “several rarely projected films in original release prints from the Library's holdings.” Radio/music titles include: Clint Eastwood's 1971 feature film directorial debut, the thriller Play Misty for Me, starring Jessica Walter as a woman obsessed with both a late night disc jockey (Eastwood) and the song “Misty,” jazzily played by Errol Garner at the piano. Also in the cast: Donna Mills, frequent Eastwood director Don Siegel (Dirty Harry,...

The "Jeopardy" champ who angered viewers for cheating the system and making the game dull as dirt is now going redneck ... something even more difficult than Obscure Painters for $1,000.Arthur Chu -- a name not immediately associated with farmer's tans and pickup trucks -- is taking to the stage ... and he's feeling generous.  Artie scored nearly $300K on the show, so he's taking to the stage in Ohio and offering his services for free.Arthur...

The hit romantic comedy Handle With Care, a Critics' Pick from the New York Times, which calls it 'A Hilarious and Heartwarming Romantic Comedy' that 'exudes gobs of comic energy and insight', will conclude its run at the Westside Theatre March 9, 2014, two weeks after its originally announced end date. The play, by Emmy Award nominee Jason Odell Williams is directed by Karen Carpenter 'Love, Loss and What I Wore', will have played 112 performances including 15 previews.

Mmmmmm, warm brisket of beef, sweet peppers and sauteed onions piled on a fresh Kaiser roll with the Carnegie Deli's famous hot cherry peppers on the side to 'heat up' the occasion. Sounds like the newest taste sensation at the acclaimed eatery - The Handle With Care by Carol Lawrence. The Carnegie Deli is probably the most famous 'Jewish Deli' in New York City with the most unbelievably tasty sandwiches anywhere Handle With Care, by Jason Odell Williams, directed by Karen Carpenter, is the NY Times Critics Pick - a Hilarious And Heartwarming Romantic Comedy, now in an open-ended run at the Westside Theatre featuring Carol Lawrence, Charlotte Cohn, Sheffield Chastain and Jonathan Sale Carol Lawrence the original Maria in West Side Story is an Italian girl from the Chicago suburb of Melrose Park, who plays the most adorable 'Jewish' bubbie in this delightful hit show. Her new sandwich sensation...

In response to the terrific word-of-mouth, and demand created by the critical acclaim from The NY Times A Hilarious And Heartwarming Romantic Comedy Jason Odell Williams Has Created Something Special and other reviews, the producers of the hit Off-Broadway production, Handle With Care have opened up a new block of tickets. Tickets for this open-ended production are now available through March 30, 2014.

Making its Off-Broadway debut, Jason Odell Williams' new romantic comedy, Handle With Care, opened last night, December 15th - at The Westside Theatre Downstairs 407 W. 43rd Street - for an open-run engagement. The show began performances December 3, 2013. Featuring Tony Award Nominee and Broadway Legend Carol Lawrence heading an ensemble cast of four including Charlotte Cohn, Sheffield Chastain, and Jonathan Sale, Handle With Care is directed byKaren Carpenter. Check out photos from opening night below...

Making its Off-Broadway debut, Jason Odell Williams' new romantic comedy, Handle With Care, opens today, Sunday, December 15th - at The Westside Theatre Downstairs 407 W. 43rd Street - for an open-run engagement. The show began performances December 3, 2013. Featuring Tony Award Nominee and Broadway Legend Carol Lawrence heading an ensemble cast of four including Charlotte Cohn, Sheffield Chastain, and Jonathan Sale, Handle With Care is directed byKaren Carpenter.

Review Caroline Preece 19 Nov 2013 - 07:26

The Vampire Diaries waves goodbye to one of its most irritating storylines. Here's Caroline's review of this week's episode...

This review contains spoilers.

5.7 Death And The Maiden

It's only taken a season and a half(ish), but it seems we're finally done with the Silas/Amara/Katsia storyline! Well, we're done with the physical presence of those characters anyway, but I don't believe for a second that the Vampire Diaries writers are going to discard their carefully cultivated doppelgängers storyline quite that easily - that's just not their style. Was Katsia's final appearance a one off ghostly encounter, or can we expect to see her and Silas as ghosts appearing to a now-corporeal Bonnie?

I'm getting ahead of myself. Before we get to any suicides at all, we pick up with Silas as he waits for a bus, and there's nothing about Silas waiting...

Huge spoiler alert: some major s*** went down in Thursday (Nov. 14) night's all-new episode of "The Vampire Diaries." If you haven't watched yet, avert your eyes now. We warned you ...

In this week's "The Vampire Diaries," we had not one, not two, but all three doppelgangers in the same room at one time. And because of that, we also had not one, not two, but three major character deaths in "Death and the Maiden." So who bit the dust permanently, and who kind of came back from the dead -- but with dire consequences?

We started off the hour at some random bus stop in Philly where Silas is stranded. Since he was left in New Jersey after Amara drained him of the cure, he is making his way slowly back to Mystic Falls, and taking out all his anger on unsuspecting people in love. He's whiling away his time,...

Tony Award Nominee and Broadway legend Carol Lawrence West Side Story heads the ensemble cast of four in the new romantic comedy Handle With Care, by Emmy Award Nominee Jason Odell Williams, directed by Karen CarpenterLove, Loss and What I Wore. Handle With Care comes to New York after successful regional productions across the country. The show will begin previews December 3rd, and opens December 15th.

The shocking reveals were a-plenty in last Thursday (Nov. 7) night's "The Vampire Diaries." Stefan got his memories back. Amara is the anchor for Tessa's spell keeping the Other Side intact. Amara's alive, and went straight for the cure even though it was running through Silas' veins. And all that was just in the last five minutes of the episode.

In the wake of all the dramatic game-changing events that went down in "Handle With Care," one huge fact wasn't made all that clear, and left viewers wondering: What on earth happened to Silas now that Amara drained him of the cure? Is he alive, dead, cured, mortal, immortal, or something else entirely?

Zap2it went straight to the "Tvd" boss herself, executive producer Caroline Dries, while visiting the set in Atlanta to get some answers. "I feel like people were a little confused by that. But remember what happened with Katherine,...

Review Caroline Preece 11 Nov 2013 - 06:21

The Vampire Diaries is becoming more Buffy-influenced by the minute. Here's Caroline's review of Handle With Care...

This review contains spoilers.

5.6 Handle With Care

I hope they’re paying Nina Dobrev a lot on this season of Vampire Diaries – not only is Katherine more of a presence than she’s ever been (arguably more than Elena right now) but now we have a third Doppelganger in the mix. Yes, Buffy fans, this show decided to make the anchor (aka Key) a person, not a thing, which begs the question – where’s Matt and what the heck is that knife? Handle With Care performed that charming trick of moving the story a couple of steps forwards just before taking it a step back but, with Amara making the Petrova Doppelganger count to three, I’m inclined not to care.

Katherine has her own stuff to deal with,...

Paul Wesley

The Vampire Diaries, Season 5, Episode 6: “Handle With Care”

Written by Caroline Dries and Holly Brix

Directed by Jeffrey Hunt

Airs Thursdays at 8pm (Et) on The CW

Turning Silas mortal at the end of last week, in true Vampire Diaries fashion, reconfigured the stakes once again. As he had gotten what he needed from Katherine, Silas’ fight with Qetsiyah over the purgatory for supernatural beings became the central conflict once again; this week’s episode turns the focus to the search for the anchor, in another strong entry into the season that fixes up a major issue.

One of the best aspects of the episode is the course correction it undergoes with regards to the female characters on the show. While the last few weeks have seen the women unfortunately be nothing more than puppets to the whims of the male characters, this week allows them to...

The Vampire Diaries Episode 506

“Handle With Care”

Written By: Caroline Dries and Holly Brix

Directed By: Jeffrey Hunt

Original Airdate: 7 November 2013

In This Episode...

Silas is now a witch and he is excited to die. He seems poised to keep his promise: he will bring Bonnie back before killing himself. Or as he kills himself - I don’t know how it works. But first he must find and destroy the anchor so that the supernatural purgatory falls. Naturally Tessa doesn’t want the anchor destroyed, and for the past 2000 years she has left it in the possession of the Travelers, who also don’t want Silas to be reunited with Amara. She won’t reveal why, but the Travelers keep the anchor moving and she doesn’t know where it is. Silas was able to get enough out of Tessa’s mind to know that the anchor is in a warehouse in New Jersey.

So full disclosure, "The Vampire Diaries" fans ... this week's recap won't be as detailed or in depth as it usually is.

This isn't because of laziness, or a remark on the episode -- "Handle With Care" actually packed a lot of wallops into one hour -- but actually a sign of really good things to come. You see, we're reporting to you live from Atlanta, Georgia, where we've been on the set of "The Vampire Diaries" for over 12 hours now. We've interviewed the stars, walked the sets, and collected all sort of juicy spoilers just for you. We even know some high level, top secret intel about the 100th episode ... but that is being kept under lock and key until we get a little closer to the air date.

We can reveal one huge spoiler that was teased for about 10 seconds during a commercial break during Thursday (Nov. 7) night's episode...

After last week's mother of a reveal that the mysterious Nadia was actually Katherine's long-lost biological daughter on "The Vampire Diaries," conspiracy theories, rants, and raves about the huge twist exploded on the internet.

Instead of theorizing and letting our imaginations run wild, Zap2it went straight to the prodigal daughter herself -- Olga Fonda -- to get some answers, and here is all the juicy scoop we could pry out of her in advance of Thursday (Nov. 7) night's all-new episode, "Handle With Care."

Zap2it: When you joined the cast of "Tvd," did you know your part was going to be this huge, integral role in the mythology?

Olga Fonda: I did not know. I was not aware of it. I had a few clues here and there. I knew that was Nadia was there for her own agenda that had to do with Katherine but I did...

On this week's The Vampire Diaries, will the plan for Bonnie to cross back over to the side of the living succeed? Silas has taken the cure, become a mortal witch, and is ready to die ... or so he says. When it comes to Silas, nothing should be taken at face value. On "Handle with Care," Silas will certainly add strings to the deal.

Yahoo! TV got hold of a new clip from "The Vampire Diaries" Episode 5.06, "Handle with Care," and of course we have it for you right here. Bonnie may have doubts about a reunion with Jeremy, but he believes it will work!

"The Vampire Diaries" Episode 5.06 - "Handle with Care" (airs 11/7/13, 8-9pm)

Silas (Paul Wesley) happily announces his new goal to Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena (Nina Dobrev), but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help. Tessa (guest star Janina Gavankar) confidently tells Stefan (Paul Wesley) about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her.

A desperate Katherine (Nina Dobrev) discovers a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again and realizes she needs a new place to stay. In exchange for a spot in the dorm room, she offers to show Caroline (Candice Accola) how to get answers from Dr.

Sneak Peek new footage, images and synopsis from "The Vampire Diaries" episode "Handle With Care", written by Caroline Dries, Holly Brix and directed by Jeffrey Hunt, airing November 7, 2013 on The CW.

"The Vampire Diaries" follows the life of 'Elena Gilbert' who falls for a century-old vampire named 'Stefan Salvatore'. Their lives grow more and more complicated as Stefan's vicious older vampire brother 'Damon Salvatore' also returns to town with a vendetta against his brother and the 'Founding Family' descendants.

"...in 'Handle With Care', 'Silas' (Paul Wesley) happily announces his new goal to 'Damon' (Ian Somerhalder) and 'Elena' (Nina Dobrev), but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help.

"'Tessa' (Janina Gavankar) confidently tells 'Stefan' (Wesley) about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her.

"A desperate 'Katherine' (Dobrev) discovers a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again,...

Silas may be in charge, but Elena proves she's not so fragile after all in this new clip from "The Vampire Diaries" Episode 5.06, "Handle with Care." Check it out, and let us know what you think of the season so far.

"The Vampire Diaries" Episode 5.06 - "Handle with Care" (airs 11/7/13, 8-9pm)

Silas (Paul Wesley) happily announces his new goal to Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena (Nina Dobrev), but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help. Tessa (guest star Janina Gavankar) confidently tells Stefan (Paul Wesley) about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her.

A desperate Katherine (Nina Dobrev) discovers a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again and realizes she needs a new place to stay. In exchange for a spot in the dorm room, she offers to show Caroline (Candice Accola) how to get answers from Dr.

After Thursday (Oct. 31) night's shocking hour of "The Vampire Diaries," we need a quick rundown of everything that happened: Nadia is Katherine's daughter. Caroline and Tyler are officially over. Dr. Maxfield is studying vampires and is Aaron's legal guardian. Damon plans on working with Silas and using his death to bring Bonnie back from the dead. Tessa knows where the anchor is that is keeping the Other Side alive. Silas drank all of Katherine's blood and is now a mortal witch again. Katherine died ... but came back to life.

Whew, got all that? Good, because the action isn't slowing down in next week's episode, "Handle With Care." 

Now that Silas is mortal again, he's eager to finally die ... but not until the Other Side is destroyed. Will Damon and Elena help him destroy the Other Side, and will Silas keep his promise to use his own death to bring Bonnie back from the dead?...

New Vampire Diaries season 5,episode 6 spoilers & clips hit the net. Last night,CW released the new spoilers and sneak peek/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "Vampire Diaries" episode 6 of season 5. The episode is entitled, "Handle With Care," and it looks pretty intriguing as Elena and company try to get Silas to raise Bonnie from the dead, and more. In the new "Handle With Care" episode, Silas is going to happily announce his new goal to Damon and Elena, but they will be skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help. Tessa (guest star Janina Gavankar) is going to confidently tell Stefan about her next move. However, she will end up, realizing that Silas has managed to outsmart her. A desperate Katherine will find out about a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again, and will realize she needs a new place to stay.

People are dying left and right on "The Vampire Diaries" this season, but it still feels like the show has lost its bite. Will the influx of new blood rejuvenate it? Here's a preview of Episode 5.06, "Handle with Care," to shed some light.

"The Vampire Diaries" Episode 5.06 - "Handle with Care" (airs 11/7/13, 8-9pm)

Silas (Paul Wesley) happily announces his new goal to Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena (Nina Dobrev), but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help. Tessa (guest star Janina Gavankar) confidently tells Stefan (Paul Wesley) about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her.

A desperate Katherine (Nina Dobrev) discovers a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again and realizes she needs a new place to stay. In exchange for a spot in the dorm room, she offers to show Caroline (Candice Accola...

New Vampire Diaries season 5,episode 6 official spoilers,plotline revealed by CW. Recently,CW served up the new, official,synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Vampire Diaries" episode 6 of season 5. The episode is entitled, "Handle With Care," and it sounds pretty intriguing as that powerful witch, Tessa, will show up again, gets outsmarted by Silas, and more. In the new,6th episode press release: Silas is going to happily announce his new goal to Damon and Elena, but they will be skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help. Tessa (guest star Janina Gavankar) is going to confidently tell Stefan about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her. A desperate Katherine will discover a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again, and realizes she needs a new place to stay. In exchange for a spot in the dorm room, she...

Looks like Dr. Rick "Dick" Cosnett's time for playing coy is up on "The Vampire Diaries." 

In episode 6, Katherine takes matters into her own hands and tries to get the truth out of the shady Whitmore College professor in order to live in Caroline's dorm room. Why does she need room and board? Now that everyone knows that her blood is the cure, and Silas is spending his time at the Salvatore mansion, Katherine puts her self-preservation skills to use in "Handle With Care."

What else happens in the episode? Damon and Elena struggle with deciding whether or not to trust Silas, and Tessa gets outsmarted by her ex-fiance. 

Read the full episode synopsis below:

"Silas happily announces his new goal to Damon and Elena, but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help.  Tessa (guest star Janina Gavankar) confidently tells Stefan about her next move,...

Sneak Peek new images and synopsis from "The Vampire Diaries" episode "Handle With Care", written by Caroline Dries, Holly Brix and directed by Jeffrey Hunt, airing November 7, 2013:

"...'Silas' (Paul Wesley) happily announces his new goal to 'Damon' (Ian Somerhalder) and 'Elena' (Nina Dobrev)...

"...but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help.

"'Tessa' (Janina Gavankar) confidently tells 'Stefan' (Paul Wesley) about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her.

"A desperate 'Katherine' (Nina Dobrev) discovers a new and unexpected consequence of becoming human again, and realizes she needs a new place to stay.

"In exchange for a spot in the dorm room, she offers to show 'Caroline' (Candice Accola) how to get answers from 'Dr. Maxfield' (Rick Cosnett).

"'Bonnie' (Kat Graham) is touched by 'Jeremy' (Steven R. McQueen) and his strength and determination to stand by her.

Spoiler Alert, Vampire Diaries fans:

The CW has released photos and the official episode synopsis for The Vampire Diaries Season 5 Episode 6, "Handle with Care," and they reveal a few interesting nuggets. To wit:

Silas will still be around. So will Tessa, the character played by Janina Gavankar who debuts on tonight's "Original Sin." And so will Dr. Maxfield, whose agenda remains a mystery.

Oh, and Jeremy has his crossbow again. Who is he hunting? We can't wait to find out...

Here's a look at the network description for the upcoming episode. Be sure to share your thoughts and predictions in our Vampire Diaries forum:

Silas happily announces his new goal to Damon and Elena, but they are skeptical when he promises to accomplish one important task in return for their help. Tessa (guest star Janina Gavankar) confidently tells Stefan about her next move, then realizes that Silas has managed to outsmart her.

Of the two biggest franchise-launchers of 1977, one involved a pair of rebellious outlaws with a shaggy sidekick, a runaway heroine, a Mutt-and-Jeff pair of tall-short comic relief characters, epic-length chases, spectacular stunts, and endless vehicular mayhem. The other was "Star Wars." Yep, we're talkin' "Smokey and the Bandit," which opened 35 years ago this week (on May 27, 1977) and wound up grossing more money than any movie that year except for George Lucas' interstellar road adventure. It also launched a truckload of sequels on film and TV, gave Burt Reynolds his most iconic role, helped make movie stars out of country guitarist Jerry Reed and TV sitcom starlet Sally Field, provided a career comeback for Jackie Gleason, and sent Pontiac Trans Am sales soaring. Still, as popular as Reynolds and his muscle car were, there's plenty about "Smokey and the Bandit" that you may not know. Read on to learn Bandit's real name,...

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Victoria Beckham can’t keep her hands off 4-month-old daughter Harper Seven during a Tuesday afternoon outing in New York City.

The pair had just returned from London, where the designer, 37, won “Emerging Luxury Brand” at The Walpole Awards.

“Having so much fun in New York!” Beckham Tweeted.

The Spice Girl and husband David Beckham are also parents to sons Brooklyn Joseph, 12, Romeo James, 9, and Cruz David, 6½.

Related: Family Photo: The Beckhams Kiss Up to Harper...

Imposing character actor often cast in the films of Russ Meyer and Jonathan Demme

Charles Napier, who has died aged 75, was one of Hollywood's most distinctive and imposing character actors. With his blockish head, heavy jaw and formidable stare, he was called upon most often to play no-nonsense heavies. In a career lasting more than 40 years, he appeared in some of Hollywood's most successful films and television series, and was cherished in particular by the directors Russ Meyer and Jonathan Demme, who cast him repeatedly.

Napier resigned himself long ago to the character actor's lot – familiarity without celebrity. "Wherever I go, people will look at me as though they recognise me," he wrote in his autobiography, Square Jaw and Big Heart: The Life and Times of a Hollywood Actor (2011). "They see that square jaw with the big smile. They may not know my name, but they know that face."

He was born in Allen County,...

Following on from our 15 tips and tricks post yesterday, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have kindly sent us a complete list of achievements and trophies that players can earn while playing F.E.A.R. 3. The complete list includes:

Campaign Specific Achievements/Trophies

• Almost Halfway – Attain Rank 10 – 10 Pts / Bronze

• You’ve Got the Touch! – Attain Rank 21 – 25 Pts / Silver

• Prison Impossible – Complete Prison – 10 Pts / Bronze

• Get To The Chopper – Complete Slums – 10 Pts / Bronze

• Pain, In Bulk – Complete Store – 15 Pts / Bronze

• Town Hall Beating – Complete Village – 15 Pts / Bronze

• Through The Haystack – Complete Tower – 20 Pts / Bronze

• Trouble Cross – Complete Bridge – 20 Pts / Bronze

• Terminal Victory – Complete Port – 25 Pts / Bronze

• Homecoming King – Complete Ward – 25 Pts / Bronze

• Mission… Accomplished? – Finish the Campaign on any difficulty (all levels complete) – 50 Pts / Gold

• Man Mode – Finish the Campaign on Insane Difficulty – 100 Pts / Gold

General Achievements/Trophies

• Art Collector – Pin 100 total enemies with the Penetrator or Leaper knives – 15 Pts / Bronze

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Fresh off of what is one of the biggest successes of his career, Tim Burton has found his next project in The Addams Family. The director will helm a stop-motion, 3D take on the property, and plans to harken back more to the tone of the original Charles Addams drawings than the TV show or live-action film adaptations did. And yes, Tim Burton doing stop-motion Addams Family sounds like a perfect fit, but we said the same thing before he made Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Alice in Wonderland, didn't we? Handle with care, Tim. [Deadline]...

Logically rocking result from three-piece puzzle Has a supergroup ever lived up to its classification? The best (Traveling Wilburys, Dead Weather) have been great at times, but to say that they were ‘super,’ better than the bands from which they came, would be foolish. “Handle with Care” was good, but one of those Wilburys wrote Blonde on Blonde all by himself. And another one was a Beatle....

This story originally appeared in the May 19th, 1988 issue.

Jonathan Demme is taking questions from a couple hundred film buffs in a cramped downtown-Manhattan auditorium. He’s rummaged up a funky-but-chic coat and tie for this occasion, the first evening of the Global Village Documentary Festival. The audience has just seen his 1987 videotape piece Haiti Dreams of Democracy. One fellow naively asks where the earnings will go. “We’re a long way from profits on it,” says Demme carefully. Then he flashes a kooky sideways grin and adds, “We sold it in Iceland for $632 recently.