Did you think a little snow would stop Daily Entertainment Links from trolling the web to keep you updated? Well, you were wrong. It takes more than this to keep the team from our mission. Problem is, there's really not that much going on this morning ...

• Turns out audiences were just as happy as critics to see Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio working together again: "Shutter Island" took in $42 million at the box office over the weekend, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Here's the best of the rest to keep you entertained as you enjoy your hot cocoa:

MORE MOVIES

• Looking forward to Robert Pattinson's new movie, "Remember Me," next month? Well, it's already gotten one rave review — from his "Twilight" costar Kristen Stewart.

MUSIC

• Breathe easier, Beatles fans. EMI says the Abbey Road studio is not for sale.

• Pianist Mulgrew Miller has been named artist in residence for this year's Detroit International Jazz Festival. The festival also announced it will honor a group of "Flame Keepers."

• Billy Corgan is clearing the air, sort of, about the nature of his relationship with Jessica Simpson.

TELEVISION

• The New York Times reports that the FCC is investigating Fox over an accusation that answers may have been provided to some hopefuls on its now-pulled game show "Our Little Genius."

• Our sister site NJ.com has a feature on "Men of a Certain Age," which wraps up its first season tonight.

• One more note to last week's "Family Guy" flap: the voice actress who played the character with Down syndrome — and who has it herself — says Sarah Palin should lighten up.

• "Boner" on the sitcom "Growing Pains" — that is, actor Andrew Koenig — is missing in Canada. His father is "Star Trek" actor Walter Koenig.

RADIO

• The Detroit Free Press notes that Mojo in the Morning has been hamming it up on the Detroit airwaves for 10 years now.

STAGE

• CIrque du Soleil's new Vegas show, "Viva Elvis," is shaping up to be a hit.