BBC America Picks Up Tom Fontana Period Drama

'Copper' is set in New York in the 1860s.

Vulture Bytes: 3-D Guitar Lessons and a Star Wars Behind-the-Scenes App

Plus, streaming video from Walmart and a new music app from AOL.

Mark Ronson Performed ‘Valerie’ for Amy Winehouse Last Night

See the video.

Tower Heist Trailer: Eddie Murphy and Ben Stiller Make Bernie Madoff Revenge Fantasies Come True

Watch out, Bernie, they're coming to rob you.

AMC Sets Premiere Date for Hell on Wheels

The Western will have 'Walking Dead' as a lead-in.

July’s Best Entertainment Photography

Beyoncé, Emma Stone, Rye Rye, and more, in the best of this month's celebrity magazine portraits.

Annette Bening Will Channel Snooki in Kristen Wiig’s New Movie

And Darren Criss will play a love interest.

Vulture Discusses Wilfred With a Furry

Kilcodo, a practicing furry and professional fur-suit-maker, weighs in on the FX show.

Sam Trammell on True Blood’s Emmy Shutout, His Pal Peter Dinklage, and Running Into Ozzy Osbourne

Plus, Ryan Kwanten's drinking habits.

The Resuscitation of Creem Magazine Isn’t Going So Well

The cult rock mag's revival is on shaky ground.

See Alec Baldwin, Jesse Eisenberg, Penélope Cruz, and a Limber Woody Allen on the Set of Bop Decameron

Greta Gerwig is also there, in awe of the ever-stretching Woody.

Ides of March Trailer: Ryan Gosling, George Clooney, and Some Presidential Politics

Vote yes.

Last Night on Late Night: Kevin Connolly Talks of President Obama’s Refusals to Star in the Last Season of Entourage

Plus: Chris Kattan and Jimmy Fallon go to war in this super-wet supercut of their water-drenched card game, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.

The Flash Mob, and Other Pop-Culture References That Need an Early Retirement

A polite request.

The Fug Girls Track the Fashion Evolution of Ryan Gosling

From trucker hats to lots and lots of velvet, here's what goes on over the abs.

Seven Other Ben Affleck Scenes That Republicans Can Watch for Inspiration

"Retaiiiiiner!"

Judy Garland

Judy Garland remains one of the most exhilarating—and heartbreaking—performers in history, and virtually all her work is on view, allowing you to marvel or cringe, this week at Lincoln Center (films) and the Paley Center (TV). Beyond her roles in Ziegfeld Follies, The Wizard of Oz (there's a singalong screening), and Meet Me in St. Louis, you get the delightful rapport in all eight Garland–Mickey Rooney films. (My fave: Girl Crazy.) Best with Gene Kelly: For Me and My Gal. Best romantic drama: Vincente Minnelli's The Clock, if you can get past Robert Walker's stalker vibe. After 1950, she enters the phase when, as Michael O'Donoghue put it, she "always looked like she was two seconds from jumping off a high ledge." But those TV specials—many directed by a young Norman Jewison—are electric, with guest performers to die for.

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