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5 Great Things For This Weekend 1.It's Ladies Night(s)  Mary-Louise Parker, Gabrielle Anwar, Malin Ackerman, Stacey Dash, and Emilia Clarke are among the hotties raising temperatures on the small screen this summer Tonys Time Before you join us for our live blog of this year's Tony Awards on Sunday, find out which shows are nominated in key categories, and see who we predict will go home with the hardware Ice Queen January Jones is the embodiment of platinum hauteur as Emma Frost in ''X-Men: First Class'' -- but where is the soul beneath all that cool blondness? A River Runs Through It Bad omens pile up fast in Ann Patchett's novel "State of Wonder," which traces the Amazon adventures of 42-year-old Minnesota scientist Marina Singh Calling All Movie Buffs!  Heading to the multiplex this weekend? Check into the season's hottest movies on GetGlue to earn Entertainment Weekly's Summer Movie Fan stickers and enter to win free movie tickets. See which flicks made our list TV: What To Watch SUN FRI SAT 65th Annual Tony Awards 8-11PM  CBS When Neil Patrick Harris first hosted Broadway's kudos-fest in 2009, the venue was bigger. And last year's stars were brighter (Catherine Zeta-Jones, Denzel Washington, and ScarJo all scored awards). But if ever there were an opportunity to watch Daniel Radcliffe doing jazz hands, see the life-size equine puppets from War Horse, and catch a character with a name so lewd we won't print it here (thank you, Best Musical contender, "The Book of Mormon"!), this is the night.              More Tonight's Best TV Add EW.com News: My AOL | Google | My Yahoo | My MSN

IN THEATERS THIS WEEKEND Super 8 Loving, playful, and spectacularly well made, "Super 8" is easily the best summer movie of the year — of many years A Full review The Trip A hilarious and touching road movie starring the actor-comedians Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon A- Full review Beginners After the death of his wife of 44 years, Hal (Christopher Plummer) comes out of the closet, inspiring his son (Ewan McGregor) to rethink his own experiences with romantic love A- Full review ADVERTISEMENT

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