New adventures in “The Sarah Connor Chronicles” air on Monday nights on FOX.

They’re baaack! Those terrible machines from the future return in “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,” airing Monday nights at 9 p.m. on FOX, in their attempt to kill Sarah Connor (LENA HEADEY) and her son John (THOMAS DEKKER). The two take a time machine into the future — our present — in an attempt to hide. This time around, John’s protector who came back from the future is a female terminator (SUMMER GLAU).

ET caught up with Lena Headey to get her take on the TV series version of the hit movie franchise.

How familiar were you with the franchise before you started filming this show?

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Check out the latest releases — some old-time favorites and some new series — in your DVD store.

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Break out the party favors! BRITNEY SPEARS is set to host a bash on Feb. 16 at The Scandinavian Style Mansion, a private residence in Beverly Hills, People is reporting.

“Britney has said ‘yes,’ to hosting it,” CLAUS HJELMBAK, the Danish businessman behind the event, tells the mag. “I am beyond excited because the experience she gave everyone in December was amazing. She absolutely made my event.”

As ET previously reported, the “Toxic” singer celebrated her 26th birthday — along with PARIS HILTON — at the mansion last December.

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Will you “Get Carried Away”?

You, too, can get carried away this May 30, when the ‘Sex and the City’ movie opens nationwide in theaters with all the original cast reprising the roles they made famous on the HBO series: SARAH JESSICA PARKER as Carrie, KRISTIN DAVIS as Charlotte, CYNTHIA NIXON as Miranda and KIM CATTRALL as Samantha. ET has your first look at the poster from the highly anticipated motion picture.

It’s not just the four gals who are back. CHRIS NOTH also returns as Mr. Big, EVAN HANDLER as Harry, DAVID EIGENBERG as Steve, JASON LEWIS as Smith, WILLIE GARSON as Stanford, MARIO CANTONE as Anthony, LYNN COHEN as Magda — and even the baby that played Miranda’s one-year-old is back as a four-year-old.

MICHAEL PATRICK KING, who created, wrote and executive produced the TV series, also wrote the script for the film and directs.

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Jenna Bush will marry this spring.

JENNA BUSH will marry her fiance HENRY HAGER on May 10, according to People magazine.

PRESIDENT BUSH’s daughter will hold the ceremony at her family’s ranch in Crawford, Texas, the mag reports. The wedding will be small and Jenna has already picked out her bridesmaids.

Henry hails from Richmond, VA, and popped the question last summer in Maine. The young man helped campaign for Jenna’s dad in 2004, and is attending the University of Virginia — Darden School of Business.

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GEORGE CLOONEY is speaking out about today’s agreement between the Director’s Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.

The actor tells ET Thursday afternoon in a statement: “I’m very pleased with the new agreement and I hope it helps speed up the negotiations with the WGA.”

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The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has reached a tentative agreement on the terms of a new three-year labor contract with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) — a deal that could potentially spur striking writers to press their own WGA negotiators to make a deal ending their now 11-week-long strike.

“Two words describe this [the directors' and producers'] agreement — groundbreaking and substantial,” GIL CATES, chair of the DGA’s Negotiations Committee, tells ET. “The gains in this contract for directors and their teams are extraordinary — and there are no rollbacks of any kind.”

Through their new agreement, directors would net increased wages and residuals each of the three years, plus make a number of Internet-related gains.

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BEYONCE KNOWLES will perform at the Grammy Awards, it was announced today. Regardless of a possible picket line due to the writers strike, the award-winning singer and actress has pledged to attend the event and perform on stage.

And Beyonce isn’t the only artist to make a commitment to this year’s Grammys. The FOO FIGHTERS previously confirmed they will participate in the annual show. The band will play an orchestral version of the Grammy-nominated song “The Pretender” as part of the annual “My Grammy Moment” contest.

“We’re participating in ‘My Grammy Moment’ because it creates opportunities. Opportunities to write, compose, play and study music — skills that absolutely need to be passed on to generations to come,” DAVE GROHL of the Foo Fighters tells ET. “And thanks to ‘My Grammy Moment,’ a musician from that next generation is going to get the chance to audition on YouTube to play with us at the Grammys as part of our orchestra.”

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