In case you were wondering, Joy Behar shut down the rampant rumor that Whoopi Goldberg has been absent from The View lately because she’s been secretly prepping to host the here-to-for host-free Oscars Sunday. On The View Behar set the record straight (probably) by saying that four-time Oscars emcee Goldberg is recovering from pneumonia, and is “not even well enough to host this show, much less the Oscars.”

But it wouldn’t surprise me of Goldberg and other hosts of Oscars past showed up for cameos. I’m predicting ratings would be high, with everyone tuning in just to see how it all goes down.

It’s raining or snowing,  the sky is gray, and it’s simply too cold and wet to go out. You’re not up for investing the energy in a “significant” movie like Roma or Cold War, although you swear you’ll see them before the Academy Awards. But right now, you just want to watch something that will make you smile and feel warm and toasty. Patrick, a sweet British film about a girl and her pug, is just the ticket.

Frankie and I enjoyed it immensely. Seriously, he was riveted. Find out more about it, and where you can stream it, here.

Velvet Buzzsaw stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Rene Russo, John Malkovich, and Toni Collette as ambitious art aficionados clawing their way to the pinnacle of their profession. This is an empty, air-inflated world inundated with cynics, all of them desperate to get their manicured mitts on the next great find. That find comes to them after the death of an unknown artist whose body of work falls onto the market and then worms its way into their lives.

This new Netflix movie is a rare combination of slick, sly, stylish and scary. Check out our review here.

Although Frankie Feldman’s doodle dandy breed is not AKC recognized and he can’t compete, he’s learned to make me a mean Manhattan while I kick back and watch his 3,000 canine colleagues in the Westminster Dog Show, which in my opinion wins Best in Show every year for small screen entertainment.

The winner who takes all will be announced on Fox Tuesday, but there’s plenty to see before that. Here’s how to watch, starting at 11 a.m. PT Sunday.

Critic Staci Layne Wilson weighs in on the new limited series I Am the Night on TNT. While she is only semi-thrilled with it (“It lacks a definitive tone”), I’m still going to watch, because, hello? Chris Pine. Well, that and Black Dahlia noir.

See what else Staci has to say about it here.

I am so thrilled that so many more people will now be able to see the series I (and all my fellow critics and viewers are obsessing about) Killing Eve. The season two premiere of the BBC America hit will be simulcast on AMC Sunday, April 7 at 8p.

The reasoning?  “When we launched Killing Eve on BBC America last year we had high hopes, but no idea it would become this obsession,” said Sarah Barnett, President, Entertainment Networks for AMC Networks. “We believe we’ve just hit the tip of the iceberg in terms of potential viewers and we want to expose this brilliant series to the largest audience we can.”

Plus, it gives me another excuse to shamelessly post my favorite photo of stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer.