Scott Little

Rooney Mara stars in this coming-of-age drama about love, friendship, and heartbreak, set in an elite New England private school. Fernanda's (Rooney Mara of THE SOCIAL NETWORK, THE WINNING SEASON, DARE, THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO) senior year of high school threatens to be awful when new girl queen bee Victoria (Georgia King of BBC's LITTLE DORRIT) shakes up the social order with her conniving schemes. Usually the voice of reason, Fernanda decides to fight back. But when a friendship with an older man (Tom Everett Scott of TV's SOUTHLAND, THAT THING YOU DO!) becomes complicated, Fernanda realizes she might lose everything.

Nominated for two Academy Awards , Silverado stars Kevin Kline as Paden, a sweet-faced cowboy who teams up with three strangers while seeking his fortune in the American West. Loner Emmett (Scott Glenn) first saves Paden from death in the desert, then together they spring Emmett's brother Jake (Kevin Costner) from jail. Joining forces with Mal (Danny Glover), a black cowboy battling to save his family homestead, the four ride into Silverado, a little frontier town dominated by a corrupt sheriff (Brian Dennehy) with a gambling saloon run by a formidable woman named Stella (Linda Hunt). Though the new arrivals try to fit in, the powerful McKendricks clan will not rest until Emmett and his pals are dead. Confronted with injustice all around them, the four of them pull together and fight to put things right in the town of Silverado.

'Oh, my God! That's my daughter!' So read the advertising copy of Hardcore. George C. Scott plays Jake Van Dorn, a man of means and conservative values who discovers that his precious daughter is appearing in X-rated films. Desperately making his way through the sub-rosa world of pornography, Van Dorn talks to pimps, prostitutes and other such sterling individuals in hopes of locating his daughter and dragging her home. At one point, he falsely advertises himself as a porn producer in hopes that his little girl will show up for an interview.

In this offbeat, hilarious comedy that proves life can always get a little worse, Lisa Kudrow stars as Leslie, a struggling army wife trying to balance work, two out-of-control kids, and a never-ending pile of bills on her own. At her wit's end, she begrudgingly asks her out-of-work brother-in-law, Salman (Scott Prendergast), to move in and lend a hand until her husband comes home. But if dealing with his two rowdy nephews isn't hard enough, Salman also takes a part-time job as the faceless blue corporate mascot for a dying Internet company. Between the boredom, the sweltering heat of his post, and the unique challenges of his 'uniform,' life for Salman is a constant struggle to maintain his sanity.

INDIANAPOLIS -- In the early going of the Indianapolis 500, Bobby Rahal advised his driver to show a little patience.If only Takuma Sato had been listening on the last lap Sunday.The Japanese driver was perfectly positioned when the white flag came out right behind leader Dario Franchitti. Second was definitely the place to be for the final trip around the 2 1/2-mile oval, these new Indy cars designed in such a way that a trailing driver knew he could slingshot to the front like he had a rocket attached to rear wing.'The catbird seat,' ABC analyst Scott Goodyear called it.Turns out, Sato got a little greedy the very thing Rahal counseled him against over the radio during the opening stages of the race, when the ex-Formula One driver realized the strength of his car and started darting all over the track to get past anyone in his way.On that final lap, Sato spotted a narrow opening going into turn one. Franchitti didn't give an inch. Sato got below the white line at the bottom of the track, a treacherous place to be. The rear end began to slide, touching Franchitti's wheels at more than 200 mph.Franchitti managed to keep control of his machine, speeding off to take the checkered flag for his third Indy 500 win. Sato careened into the outside wall, crawling out of his battered machine for the mandatory ride to the infield care center about the time Franchitti was going past on his victory lap.The hard hit didn't cause any injuries.Sato sure was hurting, though.'I was going for the win,' he said. 'Very disappointed.'All day long, the first turn was the most difficult to navigate. All the big wrecks happened going into that corner or coming out of it. That's why runner-up Scott Dixon, Franchitti's teammate and the guy with the best view, was baffled by Sato picking that spot for his daring move.'I don't know why he didn't wait any longer,' Dixon said. 'I really don't.'The winni

Add something cute to a potted plant. It's a fuzzy little ladybug to liven up any houseplant. Take some pom-poms, googly eyes and glue and let Scott Sicari show you this expert-level project.

Robotech: Season 1: Episode 75 -- The complexion of the war with the Invids is about to change forever. The pressure of constantly being on the offensive, leaves Scott Bernard and his valiant band of Robotech Defenders little option, but to split up and pursue guerilla tactics as lone freedom fighters.

American Cliche -- High school senior David Bennett (Alex Branton) is about to embark on his last night as a high school student, and for his friends Scott (Brian Scott Hunt), Mike (Keven White), and Kailey (Jayci Molnar) he promises to make it a night they will always remember. While the gang heads off on their night of mischief and fun, David's overshadowed little brother Aaron (Adam Hagenbuch) teams up with the hotheaded school resource officer, Eddie Fiebigger (Joel Hudgins) to ensure that David doesn't pull off another one of his infamous escapades. As the night goes on, the realization sets in for the group of seniors that high school is over and the question of 'what's next?' is the only thing on their minds.

Treasure hunter SEAN has stumbled across a trove of important and priceless artifacts off the coast of a little-visited Caribbean island. To help him with his project, he has assembled a team of experts to authenticate his finds, only to discover that one of the experts has quite another agenda in mind Starring Stefan Gatt, Michelle Bauer, Jamel King, Scott Jordan, Kip Canyon, Skyler Hart, Dean Barlage, Joshua Shiver, Ryan Widick, Andrew Vech, David Baracskai

CNBC's Joe Kernen, Matt Quayle and Greg Fleming, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney president, place their children; Blake Kernen, Scott Kernen, Natalie Quayle, Kimiko Quayle, and Rory Fleming in the anchor seats.

Built to Shred: : -- Jeff King and the crew are given a Volvo and with a little help from an old catamaran the Volvo becomes a Shredamaran. Featuring wake skaters Scott Byerly, Brandon Thomas and Metal Mulisha's Derek Garland.

Leslie Titmuss (David Threlfall, Shameless) has never quite fit in among the denizens of Rapstone village. Socially awkward and hailing from a humble background, he nonetheless aspires to the highest levels of society--and he's prepared to do whatever it takes to get there. For much of his life, Titmuss was taken under the wing of the kindly Reverend Simcox (Michael Hordern, Anne of the Thousand Days). This caused little concern for the clergyman's sons, Henry (Peter Egan, A Perfect Spy) and Fred (Paul Shelley, A Tale of Two Cities). But when their father dies, they have every reason to complain: he has willed the family fortune to Titmuss. Was he mad? Or is there a darker explanation? Follow the families' interwoven histories from the years after WWII to the height of the Thatcher era. Nominated for four BAFTAs, Paradise Postponed and its sequel, Titmuss Regained also star Kristin Scott Thomas (The English Patient), Annette Crosbie (Edward the King), and Zoe Wanamaker (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone).