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Sept. 9: 'Joey' (NBC): Is Matt LeBlanc funny without his friends?
Sept. 12: 'Jack and Bobby' (WB): No, they aren't the Kennedys, but one of these boys does grow up to be president... 'Robert Smithson': The earthworker gets a retrospective at MOCA, L.A.
Sept. 14: Nelly: Rapper releases two separate albums, "Sweat" and "Suit." 'The Family': Kitty Kelley dishes on the Bushes.
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Sept. 21: 'Richard III': Peter Dinklage ("The Station Agent") plays Shakespeare's hunchback king at the Public Theater, N.Y.
Sept. 22: 'Lost' (ABC): J. J. Abrams ("Alias") creates a drama about plane-crash victims on a (seemingly) deserted island.
Sept. 24: 'Complete Savages' (ABC): Five boys and their overwhelmed dad, executive-produced by Mel Gibson.
Sept. 22: 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels': Musical about con men on the Riviera, from the "Full Monty" team, starring John Lithgow; it opens in San Diego.
Sept. 28: Interpol: New York City indie rockers bring on their sophomore album, "Antics." Joss Stone: "Mind, Body & Soul" offers more Stax-Voltage from the 17-year-old Brit.
Oct. 2: 'Chicano Visions': Under-the-radar Mexican-American artists at the University of Minnesota.
Oct. 5: Fatboy Slim: If your name was Norman Cook, you'd want a hip DJ handle, too. Brit producer's latest CD, "Palookaville." Tom Waits: Why did the gravelly voiced hipster wait this long to release an album called "Real Gone"? 'The Plot Against America': In Philip Roth's latest novel, Republican Charles Lindbergh beats FDR in 1940.
Oct. 12: 'Chronicles, Vol. 1': Bob Dylan's memoir (!)--recalls his hardscrabble early days in the Village. Mos Def: The rapper-actor-poet waxes political on "The New Danger."
Oct. 29: 'Ray': Jamie Foxx stars--and plays piano--in a Ray Charles biopic.
Nov. 1: 'His Excellency, George Washington': A full-dress biography from Pulitzer winner Joseph P. Ellis.
Nov. 5: 'Alexander': Colin Farrell reveals his blond ambition (and silky gams)as the conqueror in Oliver Stone's epic. 'The Incredibles': Pixar's follow-up to "Finding Nemo," superheroes in the 'burbs.
Nov. 8: 'I Am Charlotte Simmons': Tom Wolfe wades (white suit and all) into the cesspool of higher education.
Nov. 9: 'Jasper Johns: Since 1983': Our most enigmatic artist has been even stranger for the past 20 years. At Walker Art Center, Minneapolis.
Nov. 10: 'The Polar Express': Tom Hanks is the conductor in this motion-capture animation (think Gollum) version of the classic Christmas book.
Nov. 12: 'Finding Neverland': Johnny Depp plays J. M. Barrie in this Oscar-buzz drama.
Nov. 14: 'Night, Mother': Broadway revival of Marsha Norman's tale of suicide, with Edie Falco and Brenda Blethyn.
Nov. 16: Black Eyed Peas: This funky hip-hop collective broke through in 2003; they're back with "Monkey Business." 'House': (Fox) Drama with Hugh Laurie as a brilliant doctor with a horrendous bedside manner. 'The Godfather Returns': Mario Puzo is dead, but the Corleones live on, through novelist Mark Winegardner.
Nov. 18: 'Democracy': Michael Frayn's play about Willy Brandt comes to Broadway. Nov. 20: MoMA: $850 million revamp is done and the art world's control center reopens. Late Nov.: U2: Irish icons' latest shows they still rule.
Dec. 9: 'La Cage aux Folles': Broadway revival of the 1983 Jerry Herman/Harvey Fierstein musical.
Dec. 17: 'The Aviator': Following "Gangs of New York," Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio give Oscar another shot with this glam Howard Hughes biopic. 'Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events': Jim Carrey (Count Olaf) could luck out in this adaptation of the popular book.
Dec. 21: 'Spamalot': Musical based on "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," directed by Mike Nichols, opens in Chicago.
Dec. 22: 'Meet the Fockers': Barbra Streisand returns to her comic roots, as Ben Stiller's mom in the sequel to "Meet the Parents"; Dustin Hoffman is dad.
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