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Each season, the movie schedule is filled with superhero action films. And almost without exception, the male actors, whether Spider-Man or members of the Justice League, have amazingly buff bodies, thanks to personal trainers, nutritionists and endless hours in the gym.

On this week's episode of "This Is Us," Jack works though AA, Beth and Randall welcome a foster child, and Kevin shoves away his feelings. Oh, and Sylvester Stallone shows up.

1. I have a Rambo tattoo on my arm. A scratchy stick-and-poke that reads, "they drew first blood, not me." It's what John Rambo (played with Marlon Brando-esque

"Creed," the brainchild of "Fruitvale Station" director Ryan Coogler, in collaboration with screenwriter Aaron Covington and with the generous and genuinely inspiring participation of one Sylvester Stallone, hands the Rocky mantle and the gloves, and the jump rope, and the training montages to a new underdog determined to box his way to glory. Time is on his side.

This week, leading up to the official start of summer, we're taking a look at the definitive summer songs of all time, based on their seasonal popularity on Billboard's Hot 100 charts. Today, we look at the summer jams of the 1980s.

By Jordan Bartel

Jun 19, 2015

George G. "Greg" Plitt Jr., a Gilman School graduate and actor who was considered the No. 1 male fitness model in America, died.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Jan 29, 2015

Throwback Thursday: The top 10 songs this week in 1982 [videos]

Hollywood may need to expand and diversify its hero portfolio. I doubt this is news to the producers of the Hollywood dream factory. I just hope that in their search for heroes to dramatize, they eventually turn to some very overlooked candidates: like George Washington.

We¿re failing Arnold Schwarzenegger. We've currently got the Austrian oak putting in the best work of his entire career and audiences have abandoned him.

Atomic Books in Hampden recently became a pioneering spot in the city where customers can walk in and get objects printed with a 3-D printer– sort of a photocopy store for the 21st century.

Lionel Foster sets out to test just how fortunate Baltimore and its fans might be right now

In the NRA's version of the world, we're all crack shots who wouldn't hesitate to blow someone away.

Showtimes listed are for Sunday, Sept. 16, only.

Showtimes listed are for Sunday, Sept. 9, only.

Perpetrators are generally not angry loners but 'failed joiners' who are hoping to impress their peers

Charles Futrell, who led Laurel High to an unbeaten football season in 1955, died Aug. 19, 2012 at his home in the Villages, a community north of Orlando. He was 92.

Showtimes listed are for Sunday, Aug. 26, only.

Showtimes listed are for Sunday, Aug. 19, only.

Restaurant review: Hollywood Burger Bistro