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Norman Rockwell's The Problem We All Live With now hangs outside the Oval Office. The White House borrowed the work for the 50th anniversary of 6-year-old Ruby Bridges' integration of a New Orleans school.

MOVIES

Mondo Cool Posters

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences just became slightly less stodgy. The organization has partnered with Austin's Alamo Drafthouse (known to readers of Pop Chart as the best cinema in America) to archive its hundreds of Mondo film posters, in which artists reimagine old movies. The prints range (left to right) from the minimalist to the ornate to the evocative.

TELEVISION

Her OWN Boss

After spending decades in front of the cameras, she's stepping behind the desk: Oprah Winfrey will become CEO of her struggling television network, OWN. Winfrey had initially taken a hands-off approach, but low ratings have spurred the mogul to assume control of the company that bears her name.

5 THINGS YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THIS WEEK

1. Netflix's DVD-and-streaming-plan price hike.

That is, of course, unless you're someone who likes to complain about paying for stuff.

2. Overdosing on Harry Potter.

Psych! It's all you're gonna hear about for a few more days.

3. Adam Sandler's ego.

In Jack and Jill, he plays a man and his twin sister. That's really all you need to know.

4. Ahnold's postscandal career.

The Governator will return to movies, playing a border-town sheriff in the action film The Last Stand.

5. Pandora's pre-eminence.

The streaming radio service just passed the 100 million-user mark.