If you missed Sirens Eye Tuesday (8/28) in Hollywood, you missed one sick performance. Scott Michael Foster was on the mic, and Safari Sam's was rocking. Uh, that's Cappie, in case you've been under a rock. Say what you want about overhyped hyphenates -- L.A. has been crawling with actor-model-singer-whatevers for decades -- but these dudes got some serious skills. They can tear up a stage and sprinkle the shreds all over you. Wish you'd been there? Jealous much? Weep not. The Insider was there, cameras in hand, and we shot video of the gig.

What did you do on your vacation? Russell Hornsby spent his time away from Lincoln Heights in New York City. And he wasn't just soaking up the culture. He was part of it. He starred in "King Hedley II," the eighth play in August Wilson's 10-play cycle about the African-American experience in the 20th century. Russell played King, a man trying to make a better life for himself and his family. Sound familiar? Except King's an ex-con, not a cop. The play was a hit. Russell won raves. Where have we heard that before? If Eddie weren't a cop, what do you think he'd be?

Rumor has it that Amy Sherman-Palladino, the original creator and writer of 'Gilmore Girls,' wants to conclude the story with a two-hour TV movie. Most of the cast, including Lauren Graham and Scott Patterson, seem to be on board. But Alexis Bledel is holding out, word has it, to see how she feels at the time.

What do you think? Should she give Rory one last go, or leave her be? Post your comments below.