Last week’s Must List Live covered Lost, Wolverine, and American Idol — jeeze, is anything even left? Fear not! Our trusty Dalton Ross and Jessica Shaw will guide us through the best next week has to offer, and as always, they’ll have a surprise celebrity guest also weighing in. Can you guess next week’s A-list must-lister?
- He or she has graced the cover of EW
- He or she has played both royalty and a Neo-Nazi
- His or her current star-making turn is as a character from Riverside, Iowa
Put on yer thinkin’ caps and get guessing! See you on Monday for the big reveal. (We’ll see you before then, too, but…also on Monday.)
In an article seemingly published to celebrate A Cold Day in Crazytown — or simply to send overworked EW reporters on wild goose chases — the London Guardian 
What do you get the woman who has everything (including a 
The cast of Ugly Betty celebrated tonight’s return with the first of four new episodes (ABC, 8 p.m. ET) and their early season 4 pickup with a panel discussion at New York City’s Paley Center for Media Wednesday night. EW’s own Jessica Shaw moderated the chat, which featured guests Vanessa Williams, Ana Ortiz, Mark Indelicato, Becki Newton, Tony Plana, and executive producer Silvio Horta among others. Here’s what we learned during the panel, followed by what I uncovered before it, speaking to members of the cast in the lobby (i.e. Vanessa Williams is counting the days until the return of RuPaul’s Drag Race.) 
Stop reading if you haven’t watched last night’s American Idol and think you’re somehow going to get through the day without a SPOILER…We good?…You gone?…Okay. Matt Giraud’s performance of "My Funny Valentine" was my favorite Idol goodbye ever. It made me understand exactly what Simon Cowell meant in his critique on Tuesday, when he said that Matt was the only one in the Top 5 who really got the genre. There was an ease and a patience in his vocals last night, the kind of f— it all freedom that most of us only get after we’ve had a few drinks. (Very Rat Pack.) He caressed those notes, killed those runs, and made you feel the words he was singing. That’s what standards are about — creating a mood. They take you to another time, and yet, remind you that some emotions (oh hell, it’s always love) are timeless. Maybe that prose is a little too flowery for you. All I’m really saying is that as someone who’s seen Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Diana Krall, Michael Feinstein, and Michael Bublé in concert, I appreciated Matt’s vocals last night. Seeing the judges’ standing ovation and remaining Idol contestants’ reactions to it, I know I’m not the only one. But since I couldn’t find a clip of it on YouTube this morning, I’m starting to question it. It was one of the best Idol goodbyes, right? 
