(NECN) - On this segment of Jay Carr's Screening Room, Jay reviews Pirate Radio.

Rock and Roll hits the high seas in 1960's England in a movie about a renegade radio station.

(NECN) - On this segment of Jay Carr's Screening Room, Jay reviews three George Clooney movies out this fall: Up in the Air, Men Who Stare at Goats and Fantastic Mr. Fox.

(NECN) - In this segment of Jay Carr's Screening Room, Jay talks about the three people given honorary Oscars and the hosts of the March ceremony.

(NECN) - On this segment of Jay Carr's Screening Room, Jay reviews "Precious".

A teenage girl finds a life outside her abusive family in a movie that is already getting Oscar buzz.

(NECN) - On this segment of Jay Carr's Screening Room, Jay reviews "2012".

The world comes to an end again in a special effects fest from the director of Independence Day.

(NECN) - On this segment of Jay Carr's Screening Room, Jay reviews "New Moon".

The Twilight saga turns from vampires to werewolves in part two of the popular series.

(NECN: New Haven, Conn.) - Hogwarts could have some competition. This fall, Harvard joined the ranks of more than 200 universities that play "Quidditch", a fictional sport concocted by Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling.

Team co-founders include Stacy Rush and Alana Biden, the niece of Vice President Joe Biden.

They received a $600 club sports grant to purchase equipment. Today, the team took on archrival Yale University. Yale was victorious in the match.

(NECN: Jay Carr) - The madness over "New Moon" started even before the movie hit theaters.

Now that it's finally here, the Twilight sequel is still making headlines, selling more pre-sale tickets than any other film prior to its release date.

NECN film critic Jay Carr tells us whether it's worth sinking your teeth into.

(NECN) - Meteorologist Tim Kelley shares his weekly pics. This week Tim's photos include Hingham's 375th birthday celebration, some shots from around the garden, and what is shaping up to be a record snowfall in British Columbia.

(NECN/ABC) - After 25 years of Hosting "The Oprah Winfrey Show," Oprah will say goodbye.

She became a national name in 1986, reshaping the talk show format. In the process, she became one of the most wealthy and powerful entertainers in the world. She did so, partly, by sharing some of her most intimate struggles with millions of viewers.

Her show was rated number one for 23 consecutive seasons.

Oprah has been busy with plans to launch her own cable network -- The Oprah Winfrey Network -- a joint venture with Discovery Networks. Whether she'll have her own show is not yet known.