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5 Great Things For This Weekend 1.New art of coming out in Hollywood This week's EW cover story examines celebrities' new, more matter-of-fact style of disclosing sexuality. Grab a copy of the latest issue tomorrow 'Lovin'' web series: Exclusive video Former Step by Step star Christine Lakin will soon entertain audiences again with her appropriately titled web series Lovin’ Lakin. Before watching the premiere next month on Hulu or YouTube, check out an exclusive preview for the show and interview with the comedienne on EW.com Official 'Ninja Turtles' trailer Get ready for a kick of nostalgia when Nickelodeon reboots Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles this fall. In preparation for the rush of childhood memories, watch EW's exclusive trailer for the cartoon Who is the 'Next Big Thing'? Disney is renowned for discovering young talent and Radio Disney's singing competition Next Big Thing has been very successful at doing just that. In light of the show's season five premiere, EW's offering a first look at five of its competitors  'Walking Dead' collector's cover Before braving the upcoming zombie obstacle course to nab the final 100th issue variant cover, take a look at it online   TV: What To Watch   SUN SAT FRI   The Newsroom 10-11:15PM, HBO, SERIES DEBUT The series delves into the messy fallout within the newsroom, while turning a critical eye on cable news. ''I feel like a lot of news outlets have abdicated their responsibility. But I've met people who want to carry that torch of Edward R. Murrow,'' says Sorkin. ''I wanted to write about those people in a very swashbuckling way.'' Consider us on guard. -Lynette Rice More Tonight's Best TV Add EW.com News: My AOL | Google | My Yahoo | My MSN

IN THEATERS THIS WEEKEND Brave Brave Written by a coed team and directed by Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman, the movie displays its own independent spirit — its Pixar-ness — in the filmmakers' willingness to let conflict play out at length. There's characteristic psychological sophistication (a company strength) when it comes to the depiction of family dynamics. B -Lisa Schwarzbaum Seeking a Friend for the End of the World The unlikely him-and-her buddy combo is odd to the point of fascination: Thrown together on a time-sensitive road trip to find the high school love of Dodge's life, the two appear sometimes to be driving through Jim Jarmusch territory, other times along Tree of Life highways. B+ -LS To Rome With Love Woody Allen has entered a phase in which he seems less movie director than travel agent, dispensing scenic Euro vistas, new versions of old jokes, and his own version of storybook swag — ''fables'' with all the depth of designer bonbons. B- -Owen Gleiberman ADVERTISEMENT

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