Miley Cyrus tackles first love, and a Dum Dum Girls move

You will probably talk about: “The Last Song”

Love her or hate her, that Miley Cyrus, a.k.a. Hannah Montana, stars in this melodrama about finding first love and an estranged daughter and father, is beside the point. It’s based on a Nicholas Sparks book. Chances are you just saw “Dear John.” Boyfriends, give in. You are doomed. (Wednesday)

You could talk about: the Dum Dum Girls

The Times named them one of this year’s Faces to Watch in music. “Sleazy, scruffy and fast,” the dreamy-rock trio’s debut album “I Will Be” arrives after a well-received showing at SXSW. For the uninitiated, check out the anxious pep of “Jail La La” on YouTube. (Tuesday)

It might be worth talking about: “The Greatest”

It’s likely because of the success of Carey Mulligan’s pointed performance in “An Education” that this tiny 2009 Sundance entry got into theaters at all. The weepy family drama stars Mulligan as a pregnant teen whose boyfriend is killed in a car accident; she’s subsequently taken in by his grief-stricken parents, played by Susan Sarandon and Pierce Brosnan. (Friday)

Please talk about: the season finale of “Kell on Earth”

Hey, Bravo! Give Mama Wolf a second season, will ya? The interns, we like to watch them cry. (Monday)

If you watch TLC, you will talk about: “Little Chocolatiers”

How to follow up a hit show like TLC’s “Little People, Big World”? Add food. That’s right, the network sent its cameras to Salt Lake City’s Hatch Family Chocolates, a business run by little couple Steve Hatch and Katie Masterson, to watch them make their special hand-dipped treats. (Tuesday)

Not into poking fun at hipsters? Talk among them at: L.A.’s first April Fools Sunset Strip Skip Down.

Skip a three-mile loop beginning and ending at Crescent Heights and Sunset. The event’s grand marshal will be Skippy (Marc Price) from “Family Ties” and Skippy Peanut Butter is a sponsor. The good times begin at the intersection at 6 p.m. (Thursday)

-- Denise Martin