Go Now: Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster Burn Rubber

It is time to Go Now once again to the world of entertainment. So, let’s get started, shall we?

It was high-octane this weekend, as Fast & Furious finished first in the box office race. The fourth installment of the 2001 summer blockbuster reunited original crew Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster, and Michelle Rodriguez, as they burn rubber once more to take down a drug kingpin. The movie outperformed last week’s champ Monsters vs. Aliens — taking in $72.5 million, this year’s best opening so far.

The spin-off for Tuesday’s #1 show, NCIS, is currently under the working title NCIS: Legend. It will star LL Cool J, former Robin Chris O’Donnell, and former CSI Louise Lombard, as it will center around undercover investigators in Los Angeles. Like NCIS, the show will be introduced as a two-part episode, when Gibbs (Mark Harmon) and McGee (Sean Murray) go to LA to help their counterparts, a special-ops team, solve the murder of one of their own. If picked up as a series this fall, Legend could be change to either to NCIS: OSP (Office of Special Projects) or NCIS: Undercover. The two-parter will air on April 28 and May 5 on CBS.Nightly TV Listings

Tonight at 9pm on NBC is an all-new Heroes, in which the secrets of Angela’s past slowly starts to unravel; someone close to Danko will be caught in the line of the fire, as H.R.G. begins to reach the breaking point both professionally and personally. Meanwhile, Hiro and Ando continue their journey to bring special delivery to Matt: his son.And that is all the time we have here, so thanks for joining me. But don’t forget to check out what’s happening right here on Newsblaze (NB).And to celebrate the history of General Hospital‘s Liason (Jason & Elizabeth) this month, here are some classic YouTube videos that was sent to me via email from Denise Hutchins of New Jersey:

This Woman Works – Beautiful

When The Wrong One Loves You Right

Liason I Would Have Loved You Anyway

Liasonites Soldiers of Love (We Won’t Give Up)

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