ScreenIt? – Weekly Link Love, DVD Lesser-Knowns And Other Junk – Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, Jessica Biel, Megan Fox, The Mighty Boosh And More

There is really a load of stuff this week, so let’s get right to it.

TV.com has a live chat with Jenna Elfman Monday Sept. 21st at noon. Check the page out here, and make sure to bookmark it so you can be there.

MTV has ordered a show that spoofs celebrities on reality shows called Warren the Ape. Check out The Live Feed’s story here.

Jessica Biel has joined the feature production of The A-Team and Empire Online has the story here.

Seriously, Jessica Simpson’s dog was last seen in the clutches of a coyote. I know, but I just had to. Check out E!Online’s rundown here.

Everyone has already talked Harry Potterharry potter reviews to death this week, but a lot of information has come out about the new park within a park at Universal Studios. MSN has the story with a lot of details here, and you can visit the official site with the full scoop here.

NBC’s Parenthood is somewhat in limbo at the moment with Maura Tierney pulling out of the show due to cancer, and it looks like Helen Hunt may be taking over the role. THR has more here.

You’ve probably already heard, but the bad news seems to have passed the rumor stage – Indy 5 is on its way. Snarkerati has the story for anyone who wants more information on the soon-to-be train wreck that’s in the works.

In more interesting news, Christopher Waltz, the sensation of Inglourious BasterdsInglourious Basterds reviews, is apparently taking supervillain in a different direction. Snarkerati will let you in on his Green Hornet role here.

Jennifer talks about her new movie “Love HappensLove Happens reviews“, and her TV past on The Tonight Show in the clip below in case you missed it this week.

Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding discuss the origins of The Mighty Boosh, fans that wear elaborate costumes, and their friendship with the Flight Of The Conchords.

Tivo has a new game for you, and you finally get the chance to play armchair TV executive by picking your own lineup. See my pick (which I admit I rather slapped together) here, and try your luck yourself.

Megan talks about her new movie Jennifer’s BodyJennifer’s Body reviews… And gets seranaded by Conan! on The Tonight Show in the clip below

Tim Gunn laid waste to Johnny on Project Runway after he was booted and came up with some weird excuse. I can’t get you Tim’s clip where he calls him out, but here’s his critique of the original effort.

On to some DVDs!

As always, the image links will take you to Netflix and the title links will have all manner of goodies, so check them out.

White Night Wedding
During Iceland’s season of 24-hour days, literature professor Jon (Hilmir Snær Guðnason) and his former student, Thora (Laufey Elíasdóttir), plan to marry. But their wedding is threatened by a financial dispute between Jon and Thora’s prominent parents, and by Jon’s self-doubts. Meanwhile, the quirky members of the wedding party deal with various issues and the constant daylight in this drama based on Chekhov’s play “Ivanov.”

Gervaise
In this adaptation of Émile Zola’s novel L’Assommoir, which won a BAFTA Award for Best Film, Maria Schell plays the title character, a crippled laundress who’s been abandoned (along with her two sons) by her lover. Eventually, she marries blue-collar worker Henri Coupeau (François Périer, who won a BAFTA for Best Actor) and realizes her dream of running her own laundry. But the scourge of Coupeau’s alcoholism threatens to ruin everything.

Fame: Season 1
Dance instructor Lydia Grant (Debbie Allen) molds young hopefuls into skilled performers at New York City’s High School for the Performing Arts in this hit TV series. BrunoBruno reviews (Lee Curreri), Coco (Erica Gimpel) and the other students dream of making it big but must pay their dues before heading for the bright lights of showbiz. The premiere season finds the kids facing competition, rejection and grueling rehearsals, along with some serious issues.

Bonanza: Season 1: Vol. 1
Lorne Greene, Michael Landon, Dan Blocker and Pernell Roberts ride the range in this collection of episodes from the first season of this Emmy-winning television Western, which went on to enjoy an epic 14-year run. As the Cartwright men work their ranch and do right by their neighbors, they also tangle with corrupt railroad executives, greedy mining tycoons, dirty politicians, vile bank robbers and other troublemakers.

*Single
For the first time in American history, single people make up the majority of heads of households. This compelling documentary explores the sociological changes that have caused such an increase in unwed adults. Delving beyond the easy explanations that Americans live longer, marry later and divorce more, the film examines the complexities of modern life, the changing roles of women and increased choices for both genders.

Mail Order Bride

“Melrose Place” alums Daphne Zuniga and Greg Evigan star in this suspenseful Hallmark Channel Western about a grifter named Diana (Zuniga) who assumes the identity of her dead friend Jen in order to escape her con-man boss (Evigan). Along with Jen’s name comes a rancher fiancé, Beau (Cameron Bancroft), whom neither woman has met. But just as Beau begins to catch on to the con, Diana’s hit with a bigger problem: Her boss is back, and he’s not happy.

Hello! Greg Evigan!

Easy VirtueEasy Virtue reviews

American divorcée Larita (Jessica Biel) meets a wealthy young Englishman, John Whittaker (Ben Barnes), in France and impulsively marries him — but she’s not ready to take on her disapproving new in-laws (Colin Firth and Kristin Scott Thomas). When John returns to his parents’ country estate with his new bride, the dysfunctional Whittaker family attempts to destroy the spirited American girl. This romantic comedy is based on Noel Coward’s play.