Did you know it’s been almost ten months since Heroes was last on? I can’t even believe that! And in the first volume of the season “Villains” we don’t quite know who is bad and who is good. So how can we sort that out?

The season premiere kicks off with future Claire (Hayden Panettiere) trying to shoot future Peter (Milo Ventimiglia) to stop him from going back in time and committing a murder. Explosive events at the Company land matriarch Angela Petrelli (Christine Rose) in a new and powerful position. And Dr. Mohinder Suresh (Sendhil Ramamurthy) will finally get a superpower of his own — one that sends him down a dark and scary path.

“He injects himself with the serum he developed to cure Maya [Dania Ramirez] and doesn’t know how to control it,” reveals Ramamurthy. “It becomes a real Jekyll-and-Hyde thing. I never would have imagined that the genetics professor who’s been getting his ass kicked for two seasons would suddenly be the one who’s kicking ass.”

Or getting laid. Monhinder and Maya will have some extremely steamy encounters this fall — a first for the show. “Heroes is not known for romantic relationships because it would be so lame to have two people kissing and making eyes at each other when the world is at stake. We needed to go all the way in a raw and real way,” Ramirez says. “Our show is geared to the young, male audience. I think they’re ready for some sex. And,” Ramirez adds with a laugh, “who’s better than me?”

I have to disagree though that the show is geared to a young, male audience. I know alot of people my age and who are female just like me that watch the show. And when Peter was kissing that girl last season I have to say I liked watching that. They should have more romance on the show.

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Mary-Kate Olsen is starring in the movie The Wackness and has decided to dish on her kiss with Ben Kingsley in the movie. (Which is ewww when I think about it…)

“We shot it at three o’clock in the morning and so everyone was a bit delirious anyhow,” Olsen, 22, tells the Wall Street Journal about working with the 64-year-old Gandhi Oscar winner.

The heavy smooch takes place in a phone booth – but the two did anything but phone in their performances. “He was so professional about it and made me feel so comfortable,” she says. “He said, ‘Anything you don’t feel comfortable about, let me know. You lead me.’ “

Ewww, ewwww, ewwww!!

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