Christmastime is nostalgic enough. Throw in a brother and sister from the old “Osmond Family Christmas” TV specials many of us grew up watching, and you’ve really got a walk down memory lane.

The world-famous Osmond Brothers are coming to Arizona -- bringing their 50-year tradition of entertainment and their passion for giving.

Fans of Donny and Marie, rejoice! The Osmond siblings are coming Nov. 27 to ASU Gammage for the live show “Donny and Marie — Christmas in Arizona,” and you can win tickets.

You might remember that she's a little bit country and her brother Donny was little bit rock 'n' roll from their 1970s television variety show "Donny & Marie." Today, Marie Osmond is temporarily putting aside song and dance for the talk-show set.

"It is, without a doubt, the most fundamentally game-changing development as we've had since we started telling this story," says Michael C. Hall, whose "Dexter" launches its seventh season at 9 p.m. EDT Sunday on Showtime.

Performing Arts 2012-13 season preview

New York • It seems like we can never say goodbye, bye, bye to boy bands.

IHOP is launching two programs to raise awareness for its annual free pancake giveaway fundraiser benefitting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and other local charities.

IHOP is launching two programs to raise awareness for its annual free pancake giveaway fundraiser benefitting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and other local charities.

IHOP is launching two programs to raise awareness for its annual free pancake giveaway fundraiser benefitting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and other local charities.

Cable channel Chiller — the unappreciated stepchild of Syfy — is getting into the original-movie business, teeth first, with the zombie flick “Steve Niles’ Remains.”

Cable channel Chiller — the unappreciated stepchild of Syfy — is getting into the original-movie business, teeth first, with the zombie flick “Steve Niles’ Remains.”

It’s not a question of what Donny Osmond can do; it’s a question of when he does it.

After nearly 50 years in showbiz, Donny and Marie Osmond aren’t slowing down.

Let's be honest: "Dancing with the Stars," fancy footwork aside, only deserves our love if the cast is eclectic and eccentric enough.

New DVD releases this week include “Inglourious Basterds.”

And a new season begins.

NEW YORK -- Former Republican Majority Leader Tom DeLay will join 15 celebrities from the worlds of entertainment and sports in kicking up their heels on the new season of "Dancing With the Stars.