Sure, there’s madness going on with basketball, but this March, we’re pitting 64 of the best chick flicks against each other for a face-off!

Vote for your favorites in each round from now through April 4 (new rounds will be posted every few days; we'll keep you updated here).

For each vote you cast, you'll be entered to win a Grand Prize including two tickets to see Cirque du Soleil's Alegria at the Bank of Kentucky Center Thursday, April 29, a gift certificate to Lodge Bar, a gift certificate to Don Pablo's and a gift certificate to Noodles Salon.

We'll draw our Grand Prize winner April 5.

Who will win? From Twilight to The Notebook and everything in between, we want to know your favorites!

If you're ready to vote, click here.

So sound off! Which movie should take it all? What's the best tear-jerker? Who's the hottest leading guy and the best leading woman? Which movie should have made the list, but didn't? Leave your comments (about anything relating to movies) for a second chance to win.

April 5, we'll also draw one random comment from our blog, and the person who left the comment will receive a gift certificate to Vinkolet Winery and a gift certificate to JFH at the Grandin Spa. (If you post as a guest, we won't be able to reach you!)

Think this is real? Hard to tell, but pretty funny if it is ...

Check out Muse's new video for "Uprising" (from their latest album, "The Resistance") ...

Did you watch the memorable men's hockey final this afternoon? What a game!

How incredible was it when Team USA scored with 24 seconds left in regulation to send the game into sudden-death. Only to watch Sidney Crosby steal it away from them in the extra period.

Canada became the first men's hockey team to win Olympic gold on its home ice since Team USA accomplished that in 1980 (the "Miracle on Ice").

For the U.S., it's the second time in the past three Winter Olympics that we've lost to Canada in the final. The two teams met in the final in 2002 in Salt Lake City; Canada won 5-3.

Here are a few of the better items I've read about it ...

For a lighter/funny/offbeat look at the game from the upper deck of Canada Hockey Place, check out my friend Luke Winn's blog posts about the game.

Washingtonpost.com on how the game salvaged what would have been a very disappointing Winter Olympics for Canada.

NYTimes.com on the growing legend of Sidney Crosby.

Thursday will be a tough act to follow after a very entertaining women's figure skating competition, but here's what you won't want to miss ...

• UPDATE: Lindsey Vonn skied out of the women's slalom - her last event of the Vancouver Olympics - after straddling a gate in the first half of her run Friday.

She could not correct her line after her right ski slid away coming out of a left-hand turn.

She was racing with a splint protecting the non-displaced fracture in her right pinkie finger suffered in Wednesday's crash.

• UPDATE: Men's hockey semifinal: TEAM USA BEATS FINLAND 6-1! to reach gold-medal game (vs. Friday night's Canada-Slovakia winner - puck drops at 9:30 p.m. EST).

Americans got up 6-0 against Finland in the first period!

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From earlier: (Kiprusoff struggled badly, BTW, as score reflects

The U.S. and Finland have both gotten strong goalie play; Ryan Miller has given up just five goals in four games and Finland's Miikka Kiprusoff has allowed just four goals in three games. Finland earned silver in the 2006 Winter Olympics. And the Canadians, who are heavily favorite against surprise semifinalist Slovakia, may or may not be rooting for Team USA. Traditionally, they never root for the U.S. on Canadian ice, but Startribune.com points out that this time around that might not be the case - in part because Canada seeks revenge for the 5-3 defeat in the preliminary round.

BTW, the gold-medal game is at 3:15 p.m. EST on Sunday.

• Apolo Ohno was looking to add to his record Winter Olympic medal haul in the short track 500-meter race, but he was disqualified.

• Ohno did, however, earn a bronze medal as part of the U.S. squad in the men's short track 5,000 relay.

• U.S. speedskater Katherine Reutter won silver in the women's short track 1,000-meter race after setting an Olympic record by winning her heat in 1:30.508.

• Dutch speedskater Sven Kramer competes in the qualification round (3:30 p.m. EST) of the Men's Team Pursuit after his stunning disqualification in the 10,000 earlier this week. He and his Dutch teammates are favorites for gold in the event. The finals are Saturday.

• If you're among many fascinated by curling, the women's curling gold medal match between top-seeded Canada and second seed Sweden is at 6 p.m. EST.