(NECN/ABC) - In an exclusive interview Janet Jackson tells Robin Roberts that she blames Dr Conrad Murray for her brother Michael's death.

The doctor has admitted to giving the pop star the anesthetic propofol.

Janet says a day doesn't go by that she doesn't think of her brother.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick are following the trial of the Ohio police chief accused of masterminding the break in at the home of the surrogate who was carrying the couple's twins to dig up dirt for the tabloids.

(NECN: Jim Braude) - Like any good movie, this one opens with credits. Kudos to the Boston Globe for their investigative report: "A grand studio dream runs headlong into reality."

It tells the story of the team of developers who sold the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts the dream of building a movie studio complex on a former golf course, and generating hundreds if not thousands of jobs in the movie-making biz.

(NECN) - Video game lovers have answered the call to arms. The anti-terrorism-themed video game "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" has broken all kinds of sales records, since its release last Tuesday. But, while it is a hit with gamers, some say it crosses a line.

www.themodernwarfare2.com

Joining NECN from the Suffolk University/NECN studio in Boston is Associate Professor and video gaming expert Nina Huntemann -- for a discussion.

(NECN/ABC) - Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are just one of the many celebrities adding star power at a museum gala this weekend in Los Angeles.

A long list of actors and actresses strutted past paparazzi to watch the new princess of pop - Lady Gaga - performing alongside Bolshoi ballet dancers.

Just a few miles away, at the Kodak Theatre, Lauren Bacall mingled with Hollywood heavyweights to receive her very own lifetime achievement award.

This is the first time the special Oscars were handed a few months before the annual academy awards TV show.

(NECN) - A doomsday tale had people flocking to the box office this weekend.

Film 2012 stars John Cusack and claimed the No. 1 spot in its opening weekend, pulling in $65 million domestically and $225 million worldwide.

It is a film filled with special effects.

Last week's top draw, Disney's A Christmas Carol with Jim Carey slipped to No. 2 and George Clooney's The Men Who Stare at Goats landed at No. 3.

(NECN) - Even if you haven't caught his show on Animal Planet, I bet you know Shaun Ellis.

He's the Wolfman*-the guy who lives with a pack of captive wolves in England and the guy who spent a whole TV series introducing his nervous-but-game girlfriend to the rough-and-tumble of pack life.

He's obviously unorthodox and some biologists question certain things, like his desire to some day try living with a wolf pack in the wild.

But animal lovers shouldn't be surprised by the sensitive side of this man who found salvation with creatures others find scary.

(NECN) - Some of you may remember a segment we ran a while back on dog yoga -- or *doga.

Well if you thought that was a stretch, just wait until you see what the New England Aquarium has come up with, yoga with the seals.

It may sound kooky, but Vicki Croke promises you'll love the concept.

You can check out the fur seals anytime at the New England Aquarium's new Marine Mammal Center.

They'll also be showing off their flexibility each week in the aquarium's new Fitness Fridays series.

(NECN) - On this segment of the "Weekly News IQ Quiz", Jim Braude is joined by Ace Gershfield, a partner in Stoddard's Fine Food & Ale; Lisa Van Der Pool, a reporter for the Boston Business Journal; and NECN meteorologist Tim Kelley.

For the final question of the quiz, the contestants were asked: "If you suffer from triskaidekaphobia, what are you afraid of?"

(NECN) - On this segment of the "Weekly News IQ Quiz", Jim Braude is joined by Ace Gershfield, a partner in Stoddard's Fine Food & Ale; Lisa Van Der Pool, a reporter for the Boston Business Journal; and NECN meteorologist Tim Kelley.

The first category is Extra, Extra. Every question has a little something extra, a chance to earn a bonus point.

In "Lets go to the tape" every question is based on a tape gleaned from the news or internet. The "crazy mixed up questions" category features stories that somehow seemed important this week, but by next week you won't care.

(NECN) - Marc Brown is a wildlife photographer, who has captured some great shots for the NECN weather team.

He joins NECN meteorologist Tim Kelley for this In Focus segment.