By Pallavi Reddy, CNN

In the post Super Tuesday lull, the upcoming HBO movie “Game Change” has been the talk of the town. The film is an adaptation of the book of the same name and has stirred up so many headlines just with the trailer, that Sarah Palin’s PAC responded with a video of her own. We’ll have the director Jay Roach and the writer/producer Danny Strong on to talk about how they dramatized reality from a book for the small screen. (HBO, like CNN, are owned by Time Warner.)

This week we also heard Rush Limbaugh apologize for last week’s crude comments towards the Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke. But many point out that liberal talk show hosts have used similar language in the past and haven’t had the controversy continue on for so long in the media. Is that true? We’ll have syndicated radio hosts Michael Medved and Stephanie Miller on to talk about it.

Also, Mitt Romney had a good showing after Super Tuesday, but the press doesn’t seem to think so. Erin McPike from RealClearPolitics, Newsweek/Daily Beast contributor Eleanor Clift and the National Review’s Ramesh Ponnuru will join the conversation.

All this and media monitor this Sunday at 11 a.m. EST on CNN.