There’s a moment in Marcia Clark’s new novel, Blood Defense, ripped right from the O.J. Simpson case. A murder suspect is told someone is dead and his response is not to ask what happened but rather, “Who killed her?” “I can’t resist that,” says Clark, enjoying a Cobb salad at a restaurant in Calabasas, California. “It’s kind of fun for me. It’s what we call in writing an Easter egg.

The UCB 4 – Amy Poehler, Matt Besser, Matt Walsh, and Ian Roberts – have returned for a second season of the hosting The UCB Show, a comedy variety show featuring the best sketch, characters, and standup from UCB’s NY and LA theatres. Eight all-new episodes dropped today on Seeso, so to get you prepped I talked to Matt Besser and Ian Roberts about the vision behind the project, honoring the true roots of variety shows, and some of this season’s must-see acts.

Like all the best obstacle-course-based shows, Floor Is Lava passes the crucial “I would totally do this, and I would probably be great at it” test. The name of Netflix’s Floor Is Lava is all you really need to know about the show: It’s the don’t-touch-the-floor game you played as a kid, but instead of playing in your living room over shag carpeting, you’re on a fully realized obstacle course making six-foot leaps over roiling orange liquid.

The Hangover Part III opens on an elegant slow-motion shot of some guards running urgently, to the strains of classical music, through the corridors of a Thai prison. They make their way to a gate beyond which we see, still in slow motion, an elaborate, cataclysmic riot already in full progress. Amid the total chaos, they make their way to the cell of goofball Chinese gangster Leslie Chow (Ken Jeong) and discover that he has fled, Shawshank Redemption–style.

When we ran into songwriter extraordinaire Ne-Yo last summer, he’d just started writing songs for Michael Jackson’s comeback album. He completed the songs, but isn’t sure if he ever wants them to see the light of day: “It’s sitting there, waiting to either come out on someone else or not come out at all,” he told us at Tuesday’s New Yorkers for Children Gala. “I don’t know. I’m kind of on the fence because it was music that was meant to go to Michael, so I would kind of feel funny about giving it to someone else.

After some tense behind-the-scenes negotiations between the studio, Ice Cube, and Kevin Hart, the title of Ride Along 2 was shortened from its original version, Ride Along 2: It’s Like the First Movie, Except This Time It’s in Miami and Olivia Munn Is Also There. It comes out January 15. The newest trailer is above. The first and international trailer is below. See the New Trailer for Ride Along 2 ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWlobmdgbXy0scRmq6GdXaOyuHnTq5iipJWneqe70WapopyVYq6tu82gZGtmmKm6rQ%3D%3D

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Heiress, DJ, and former reality-TV star Paris Hilton is opening up about a little known portion of her life — her high-school years — in a new documentary about her life, This Is Paris. In a New York Times Style profile titled “Who Is Paris Hilton, Really?” written by Ilana Kaplan, Paris Hilton discusses her forthcoming documentary, which delves into her traumatic experience at Provo Canyon School, a Utah based boarding school for troubled teens and psychiatric treatment center where she once spent 11 months.