CLEVELAND - It was goodbye or see you later or, in their dreamiest of dreams, see you in July.

The Knicks shared the court with LeBron James on Monday for the final time this season, and they were treated to a spectacular show at their expense. James dunked and danced and did whatever else pleased him, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 124-93 rout at Quicken Loans Arena.

The Knicks will be grateful not to see James again in the next two months, and considerably more grateful if they see him on their doorstep, wrapped in Knicks gear, in the first week of July.

PRINT E-MAIL More Martin Scorcese's latest film, 'Shutter Island,' opens in theaters today. The movie, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Federal Marshall Teddy Daniels, marks the fourth time the director and actor have collaborated.

At the premiere of 'Island,' PopEater had the chance to talk to Dennis Lehane, the author who wrote the novel the movie is based on, about his visions for the film and what he thought of Leo. "He's without a doubt, certainly one of the finest actors of his age," Lehane told us.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- His name is Johnny Weir. The D is silent.

Weir has heard the joke, and laughed at it. If anyone is true to himself and his eccentric personality, it is Johnny Weir.

He is more than just a figure skater, for he has outgrown that small and sparkly, kiss-and-cry subculture to become a worldwide celebrity.

He is a beacon, a bright light of honesty and individuality.

He will be on stage again Tuesday, competing in his second Olympics, and the show he performs in his short program will be one of the best of the 2010 Winter Games.

'THE GHOST WRITER,' the 18th feature by Roman Polanski, opens this week, and, not for the first time in Mr. Polanski's career, the movie itself is likely to be overshadowed by the man who made it.

Critics and viewers have long been tempted to link Mr. Polanski's work to his life - to view one through the prism of the other - not least because the life has been so public and so uncommonly eventful. 'There's nothing about human nature that would surprise him,' the novelist Robert Harris, a co-writer of 'The Ghost Writer,' said recently. 'He's a sort of walking microcosm of history.'

Right up until the world changed yesterday, and Steve Jobs stepped down from Mount iSinai with the Moses Tablet, we still had no idea what the iPad would look like. But that didn't stop anyone from guessing, and better, turning to Photoshop to share their visions.

Some we laughed at, others we would have put down money for. But just how accurate were they? Here we look at the worst (and best) of Fake Tablets.

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - ABC has officially picked up "Flash Forward," a sci-fi drama starring Joseph Fiennes.

The show, which already is being promoted on the network, received a 13-episode order Friday night.

Based on Robert J. Sawyer's novel, the series chronicles the aftermath of a global event in which everyone in the world blacks out for 2 minutes, 17 seconds and has mysterious visions of six months into the future.