Andrew Sharpless and Ted Danson, 10/16/12

With nine billion people projected to live on earth by 2050, we need everything on the table, including a healthy ocean full of fish.

Steve Karras, 10/16/12

Staff Writer, Web2Carz.com

It's not exactly clear if the character of James Bond was Fleming's idealized image of himself or a composite of people he came across during the war. There are, however, certain tastes and characteristics shared by the character and Fleming.

Zack Rosen, 10/16/12

Co-founder and former Editor-in-Chief, The New Gay

A great mystery in contemporary music is why Toronto-based trio Dragonette have not become a household name. Like their spiritual sister Robyn, Dragonette is the rare electro outfit who can make you cry through your ass-shaking or boogie through your tears.

Maureen Ryan, 10/16/12

TV critic, The Huffington Post

I am on board for "American Horror Story: Asylum." Much to my surprise, I am genuinely interested to see where it'll go next. It's a show designed to shock, and so far, the biggest shock is my unexpected interest in "Asylum's" fever-dream.

Brenna Weingus, 10/16/12

Dance competition show enthusiast

The pressure was further intensified with new and exciting dance styles thrown into the mix (think Bollywood and hip-hop). And Paula Abdul fit right in on the judges' panel (she really does work well next to aggressive British men).

Michael Sigman, 10/16/12

Writer/Editor; Music Publisher

Does the '60s generation still want to change the world? In the new cut of the Rolling Stones documentary, "Charlie Is My Darling -- Ireland 1965," a 22-year-old Mick Jagger ponders the staying power of his generation's peace/love/liberation/rebellion ethos.

Chris Krapek, 10/15/12

Film Blogger

My entire life, I've wanted to be best friends with Ethan Hawke. There's just something about him that seems super cool. Like, he isn't even trying to be cool either, he just is.

Melissa Webster, 10/15/12

Music journalist

Would he secretly embrace digital technology while publicly spurning anything short of vinyl records as a bastardization of music? Or, would he publicly welcome the changes and call it evolution for music and artists?

Liz Smith, 10/15/12

Columnist

She knows who she is. And finally she understands that we know who she is. And in that understanding her art stands -- burnished. She's been one for the ages since 1964. In 2012, it might finally have sunk in.

John W. Whitehead, 10/15/12

Attorney and Author

Right up until his death on December 8, 1980, at the hands of an assassin, Lennon remained true to the anti-war activism that had shaped much of his life. The same, unfortunately, cannot be said for the nation he came to call home.

Sydney Levin, 10/15/12

Senior homepage editor, AOL.com.

Hello, and welcome back to "Demonic Possession Is a Real Thing" Part 3. The palpable hatred in No. 1 led to the blood bath in No. 2, so at this point, we're basically kicking an extremely dead (but still sparkly) horse.

Marissa Bronfman, 10/15/12

Writer

I meet Lisa Ray at a quaint café in her neighborhood. We chat for nearly two hours, and she is full of life from start to finish; animated not only about what her future holds, but also the peripatetic past that has shaped the woman she is today.

Mark Juddery, 10/15/12

Author, commentator and film journalist

Chris Hemsworth is Australia's greatest actor ever, simply because no muscleman of his prowess has such great acting ability, and no other fine actor looks so muscular.

Cesar Millan, 10/15/12

Dog Whisperer and CEO of CesarsWay.com

If we could hold a debate with dogs as the audience, we'd learn a lot about the candidates. Dogs have had thousands of years of evolution, studying the faces, body language, and scent of the humans they travel with.

Dan Persons, 10/14/12

Film Journalist

I was one of those lucky enough to get a few minutes with Stan Lee, and was able to get some insight into his newest project, the web video channel "Stan Lee's World of Heroes," as well as a benchmark on how he regards his side-career as a big-screen actor

Elysabeth Alfano, 10/12/12

Your Cultural Connection: Arts, Culture, Travel, Food Journalist. Creator & Host, Fear No Art & The Dinner Party, www.FearNoArt.tv

Truly unaffected by fame and recognition, Glen remains most motivated by his pure love of musical expression and the importance of connecting with his audience.

Louis Virtel, 10/12/12

West Coast Entertainment Editor, AfterElton.com

I'm dedicating this week's edition of Weeklings! to my 10 favorite LGBTers in popular culture. Some are Hollywood royalty, others are respected authors, and still others are modern-day hitmakers who wear jeans well. They're all godsends to me.