This project has achieved amazing success; by just the end of 2010, it raised over $100,000 from $2,500+ grassroots contributors that has gone to increase support and resources available to teenagers in the LGBT community through the project’s affiliation with the Trevor Project suicide hotline, GLSEN (The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network), and the ACLU LGBT Project. By the end of this month, the It Gets Better Project will reach an even wider audience with the premiere of the It Gets Better special that will air on both MTV and Logo on Tuesday, February 21st at 11:00 p.m. ET.

The 60-minute special will be anchored by Dan Savage and will follow the lives of three young people at pivotal and emotional moments in their lives: a young man struggling to tell his family and friends that he is gay; a lesbian fighting for parental acceptance; and a transgender man preparing to get married. In additional to these stories, the special will also include video messages full of hope and support from very well-known people, including Adam Levine, Zachary Quinto, Margaret Cho, Chaz Bono, Tim Mcllarth and Brandon Barnes of Rise Against, Vinny Guadagnino, Dave Holmes, Sia and Jake Shears.

Check out the following clip from the It Gets Better special featuring Vanessa who is talking to her mother about her personal fight for acceptance:

This project came at a very crucial moment in time and this special is also very much needed in our society. Simply put, kids are dying. Every day, LGBT youth are being bullied by their peers as well as by adults and authority figures in their communities. They are paying attention to the 2012 political race to the White House and hearing from politicians that everything they are is what is wrong with society. They are being discriminated against, told that they are less-than, rejected and ostracized by their own families, and being cast out for no other reason than being who they are. The statistics are tragic: 9 out of 10 LGBT students have experienced harassment at school; LGBT teens are bullied 2 to 3 times as much as straight teens; LGBT youth with “highly rejecting” families are 8 times more likely to attempt suicide than those whose families accept them; more than 1/3 of LGBT youth have attempted suicide.

Kids are dying and the most important thing that we can do, that anyone can do, is accept everyone for who they are because that is enough.

When speaking about the It Gets Better special, Dan Savage said:

“The lives of these three young people will resonate with millions of teens–gay and straight–who are being bullied for simply being themselves. It’s so important they know that things get better and that living openly and honestly and being who you are makes it better. They have so many great moments ahead of them and they will do things they never thought possible–so long as they keep fighting, stay positive, and stay with us.”

The It Gets Better special is the second Dan Savage-centric announcement to come from MTV as of late; he will also be seen this spring in Savage U with Lauren Hutchinson, a show that will follow the duo as they travel to college campuses across the country offering a crash course to students on relationships, responsibility, sex, love, and life.

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High-end sports car aficionados Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno star in this spot for Acura where they are pitted against each other, competing to be the very first person in the world to have the yet-to-be-released Acura NSX. The commercial is hilarious and also features one of the most beloved characters from the show Seinfeld, the Soup Nazi.

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While I certainly have some questionable taste in trashy reality television myself (Keeping Up with the Kardashians, anyone?), I wanted nothing to do with shows like Heavy, Addicted, Celebrity Rehab, and so on. That is, until I started watching the A&E show Intervention on a whim. This particular subject matter interested me because when I was growing up, my mother was an alcoholic and drug addict. She may still be, but she has not been in my life in any capacity whatsoever since I was about 10 years old. In some feeble attempt to make sense of my entire childhood within the course of seasons upon seasons of 44-minute episodes, I started with this show. I branched out to others over time, and more focusing on other subjects as I noticed articles popping up on blogs and websites I frequently read where the authors used these shows as catalysts to share their own stories, knowing that much of their audience had seen these shows and would know the basis of the issues they were discussing.

One topic that has come up quite a bit throughout the past few years is hoarding. The shows Hoarders and Hoarding: Buried Alive have continued to gain more popularity; because of this success it’s safe to say that while it is still technically “taboo” subject matter, these shows have instilled knowledge of what hoarding is along with how and why it happens into the people who have seen an episode or two. This has given people who hoard just a little more confidence in reaching out to others and sharing stories of their own struggles with this compulsive behavior.

Television shows on the subject of hoarding always provide the people who are the subject of an episode with a therapist to battle their obsessive compulsive behavior, which they always end up needing because with being on an episode of one of these shows comes the often traumatic cleanup process. Hoarding clean up is extremely risky to do without the help of professionals because often in spaces that are affected by hoardings, there is buildup of dust, mold, mildew, trash, expired food, rodent and animal droppings and infestations, and sometimes even live or dead animals who have also inhabited the same spaces. These spaces have become uninhabitable by the time these cleanup crews get to the house of someone who hoards, and by that time the disorder has become as unmanageable as their space for the person affected by a compulsion that they cannot cease on their own. The risk to one’s safety and health when cleaning out a space that has been inhabited by a person who hoards for in almost every instance, a prolonged period of time is quite high. Paths and exits become blocked and human interaction with expired food items, airborne contaminants that rise after moving items that haven’t been moved in years, and on a more severe level, animal dander, excrement, and in some cases, carcasses are very likely to get people sick.

Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome is transmitted by infected rodents and their urine, droppings, and saliva. It can be passed to humans who breathe in the virus and even more frightening, it is a disease that has no specific treatment or cure. This is a major reason as to why if you are cleaning out a space where someone who hoards has lived, or if you have any cleanup job that contains biochemicals or hazardous waste of any kind, that you must contact a professional service to help. Cleaning up a serious mess on your own may save you a few bucks, but it isn’t nearly worth the risks you would be putting your health in.

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I’m actually pretty surprised and kind of sad that Melissa McCarthy hasn’t hosted an episode of SNL yet. She gained a lot of attention and acknowledgement through Bridesmaids and that would have been a great time to have her on the show. I guess she just had to prove her comedic worth to SNL by winning an Emmy.

I have high hopes for her hosting SNL, especially after watching the promos for the episode which you can check out below:

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There were some distinctly notable high points from last night’s Emmy Awards and nearly all of them revolve around the presence of Jane Lynch. I think she is one of the most hilarious female comedians we have on television today and she is in fabulous company with all of the women who were recognized last night. Jane Lynch’s abilities as a comedian and as an actor who is quick on her feet to tailor a joke or line to her personality and how it come off as believable and witty was on full display last night when she delivered a few not-so-funny or even moderately good lines that were written for her with ease.

Overall the Emmys were enjoyable, albeit at times predictable. Kate Winslet won her first Emmy for her role in Mildred Pierce, the award for best competition reality show went to The Amazing Race yet again and for the ninth year in a row, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart took home the award for outstanding variety, music or comedy series. Modern Family was also a huge winner, taking home five Emmys and Mad Men won the award for outstanding drama series.

These are only some the top winners. You can see the full list of last night’s winners here.

Of course, as I mentioned, I also live tweeted the Emmys last night, so here is a list of my (riveting, I know) tweets including nominee and winner announcements and general Emmys-related musings.

Heard Rob Lowe & family on the red carpet and suddenly thought “Robert! You’re supposed to be dead!” #Brothers&Sisters #Emmys

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Melissa McCarthy! Lovelovelove her. Would have loved seeing a nod for Gilmore Girls years ago instead of for Mike & Molly, but fine! #Emmys

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“I hate it when musical numbers come through our apartment.” This opening is good! Also, Mark from Grey’s! #Emmys

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Jane Lynch hitting on Peggy from Mad Men and listing all of the things that has changed since 1965. #Emmys

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Jane Lynch is awesome. “Try doing that in triple Spanx.” #Emmys

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Did the Shake Weight really just make an appearance in this segment of shorts? Yes, I believe it did. #Emmys

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I haven’t watched Glee in SO LONG yet I still hope Chris Colfer wins. Oh wait he didn’t win. Sad. #Emmys

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RT @andrewrossi: Why is this commercial about sports on? Emmy’s should only run commercials about lady shaving kardashians sequins and satin

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Zooey Deschanel needs a new hair stylist. Poofy pink dress is fine, but the bangs, just no. #Emmys

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The #Emmys should be renamed to the Modern Family Awards Show.

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RT @Cecilyk @charlie_o: Hollywood’s hatred of Ricky Gervais is funnier than Ricky Gervais. #Emmys

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Yes! Jane Lynch just announced “Welcome to the Modern Family Awards!” #Emmys

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How did Charlie Sheen get into the #Emmys? Obligatory sweep through the crowd, stop at Jon Cryer.

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Nominees immediately walk up on stage after being nominated and hold hands. Lovelovelove that. #Emmys

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Melissa McCarthy just won an Emmy. MELISSA MCCARTHY WON! So, so, so happy. #Emmys

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Melissa McCarthy winning was the very best part of the Emmys for me by far. I have been a fan of hers for a long time and while I am absolutely ecstatic that she won an Emmy and has been recognized for the work that she does, I am not so thrilled with the show that she was awarded for.

I have only been able to endure one episode of Mike & Molly and this is due to the fact that the entire premise of the show portrays a couple who are fat not because they just so happen to be (this is a Hollywood-produced show after all), but because they are the punchline.

When Melissa McCarthy played Sookie St. James on Gilmore Girls she was an amazing, neurotic, hilarious, kind-hearted, good and yes, fat, character. However, her size was never presented as an issue on the show. It was never the conversation within a story line and it was never a punchline. In fact, she went on to have a love interest, marry Jackson and they had three children by the end of the series. While it is true that she was cast as the quirky best friend of the main character, a plight most fat actresses fall victim to if they are cast at all, she did evolve throughout the series and came into her own, bringing her own story lines along with her. Gilmore Girls did not allow Melissa McCarthy’s character to be portrayed as merely the fat, unlucky in love, pathetic, unwanted or presumably ugly best friend whose only future was to attach herself to the life of the main character in hopes of staying relevant.

Nevertheless, Melissa McCarthy’s Emmy win should bring about new opportunities to advance her career and perhaps the next one she picks will not involve playing a character that relies on making fun of herself, as directly or indirectly as it may be, in order to find work.

Here’s hoping.

I could never, ever, not in a million years urge myself to watch Toddlers & Tiaras. It’s way too heartbreaking to me. #Emmys

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Jane Lynch’s “gay agenda.” So good. So so good. #Emmys

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Ehhhh. Did not like Gretchen Jones at all on last season of Project Runway. #Emmys

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@kellidaisy And the Amazing Race did win! Of course. #Emmys

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I do not think Jimmy Fallon is funny. At all. #Emmys

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And the Daily Show wins for the ninth year in a row. #Emmys

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Series finale of Big Love made me cry. And cry. Damn I love so many of these drama shows. #Emmys

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Loved Boardwalk Empire. Need to catch up on that show too. Damn it I have lost track of way too many shows! #Emmys

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Jane Lynch announces why she’s a lesbian as she introduces the cast of Entourage. #JaneLynchisalwaysfunny #Emmys

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Would Melissa Leo be able to top her last acceptance speech? No, I do not think so. #Emmys

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Does Evan Rachel Wood just play the same character she did in Thirteen in Mildred Pierce? #Emmys

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Peter Falk! Damn he is still missed. #Emmys

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So glad Kate Winslet won her first Emmy. She is amazing. #Emmys

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RT @selfishmom: Let’s all give Gwyneth a big hand for saying 8 words without a prompter. Good job. #emmys

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After being told that he would have to wait to use the restroom on an airplane, due to the plane still being on the tarmac, Depardieu proceeded to urinate on the floor of the passenger cabin. In all fairness, I have found myself, on more than one occasion, in a desperate situation that called for my immediate attention to relieve my bladder at all costs. “At all costs” could very well be urinating on the floor of an airplane in Depardieu’s case. However, that’s just the detail of this story; the context of it, anyway. The real story is that while Anderson Cooper delivered his pee pun-laden tangent about the case, the reporter came down with one severe case of the giggles on air, much to the enjoyment of myself, and just about anyone who has seen the video clip.

Take a look for yourself after the jump and I’m sorry, but Anderson Cooper has never been so cute to me before this moment.

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According to the President of CBS, Ashton Kutcher will officially be replacing Charlie Sheen, which we have heard numerous times over the past few months now. Kutcher will be playing an “internet billionaire with a broken heart” who will share no family connection to any of the other characters on the show. It should be pretty interesting to see how Chuck Lorre will be incorporating a broken-hearted, internet billionaire into the show and how he ends up having a connection with the existing characters.

As for how Charlie Harper will be leaving Two and a Half Men, the first episode of the new season will kick off with Charlie Harper’s funeral. Someone is really going for the jugular with this not-so subtle dig at Charlie Sheen.

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FOX completed their cooking show/Gordon Ramsay-centric prime time slot for Monday and Tuesday nights this week, and not just by airing the previous week’s Tuesday night episode of MasterChef like they have been doing up until this point. Instead, the ninth season of Hell’s Kitchen premiered thus giving us two wildly different versions of Gordon Ramsay’s personality to witness twice a week.

If you have been watching MasterChef this summer, you have seen how Gordon Ramsay is portrayed there. He’s almost the voice of reason, especially when put alongside Joe Bastianich, whose arrogance has a tendency to make me want to yell things at my television–not-so nice things. On Hell’s Kitchen, however, he is crude, insulting and demeaning. It almost makes you think the guy has Multiple Personality Disorder. Due to the fact that this is the version of Gordon Ramsay that made him popular in the United States, it seems as if that in and of itself is part of his charm. Well, it’s either that or we just really love seeing someone yell at some people for seemingly no good reason at all.

I have went into much deeper detail on the many television personalities of Gordon Ramsay on the super awesome media and entertainment blog, Women’s Eye on Media. Super awesome, of course, because I write for it, so you should check it out! If you’re a reality television junkie (like I am!) it does not disappoint.

Sadly, the beginning of the ninth season of Hell’s Kitchen has not been as dramatic, nor as entertaining as it was in previous seasons. Either it just doesn’t pack the same conflicting and thus dramatic personalities into one show that makes me want to watch, or nine seasons is two seasons too many and they should have ended it years ago. I guess we’ll find out because me and my good friend Renee of Womanist Musings will be chatting about the show, episode-by-episode throughout the season so I’m in it for the long haul.

How about you? Are you watching this season of Hell’s Kitchen, and if so, what aspects of the season thus far have you excited, angry, or just scratching your head in bewilderment?

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Katie Couric’s main role at ABC News will be to create and launch her new daytime talk show, which has yet to be named and no details of the show have yet to be released, but it will be taking over Oprah’s 3:00 p.m. slot on the network come September 2012; a slot that Oprah held for the past 25 years. In addition to the new show, Couric will also contribute to various ABC News programs.

Couric was once part of ABC News back in 1979 when she began her career as a desk assistant. Since then, her career has spanned over more than three decades and she has achieved some seriously amazing accomplishments. In 2010, Couric won the duPont Award for her interview with Sarah Palin. In 2008 and 2009, her CBS Evening News achieved the Murrow Award for Best Newscast; in 2001 she also was also honored with a Murrow Award for Overall Excellence. In 2004, she was inducted into the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame, and in 2000, she earned the Peabody Award for her series on colon cancer. Yeah, that is quite the outstanding resume.

ABC News President Ben Sherwood has many great things to say about Katie Couric signing onto ABC News, of course, but he also hypothesizes that “even with all of her success, I’m confident that her best days, biggest scoops and most powerful journalism lie directly ahead.”

I, for one, hope he is right about that. The media has become massively convoluted in recent years and by the look of things, it doesn’t like it will be looking up any time soon. I mean, come on, we are more focused and obsessed with the tweets and picture-taking of a certain Democratic politician than we are with real news. We will take endless stories about lewdness and questionable behavior of politicians instead of demanding to be told what is going on in the world. I could use something to look forward to when it comes to the news we receive and I hope that her new daytime talk show will deal with hard-hitting world issues instead of the run of the mill, gathered around a table to talk about much of nothing that we have continued to settle for in the daytime talk show world.

What do you think of Katie Couric taking over Oprah’s old ABC daytime slot come fall 2012?

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I am a reality/documentary television series junkie. I started small by watching an episode of A&E’s Intervention here and there, then that turned in to watching mini-marathons when A&E added new episodes that you could watch in full on their website, then I started watching entire seasons on a loop when I saw that they were on Netflix Watch Instantly. I then went on to Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew on VH1, and then the six episodes of TLC’s Addicted and I’m still making my way through Obsessed and Hoarders, both also products of A&E. It seems I have turned into a person completely and totally fascinated by the human psyche.

I was not always so fascinated by the way in which our minds work, either from birth or after times of trauma or distress. I first started watching these reality/documentary television series, predominantly the series devoted to substance abuse, addiction and getting sober, because I was raised by a drug-addicted, alcoholic mother until I was about 11 years old. Her addiction and substance abuse problems led her to be an incredibly unfit, neglectful, wildly abusive and just downright scary person. As a result of this upbringing, I am a 24-year-old woman who must work from home due to being diagnosed with severe clinical depression and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. It is these shows that give me a different perspective into the world of substance abuse and addiction, and in some small way, they allow me to understand that frame of mind in the only way I can.

As for the other shows that spotlight the interesting and sometimes bizarre ways in which our minds are capable of working, well, that’s just my inquiring mind at work. So imagine my excitement when I found out that this week is Psych Week on Discovery Fit & Health. Starting last night and airing until Friday night, Discovery Fit & Health will have mini-marathons of an assortment of stimulating reality/documentary television.

Monday, May 23:
My Strange Addiction will air at 8 p.m. ET. This show tells the compelling stories of people who are battling obsessive behaviors on the verge of taking over their lives.

The premiere of World’s Worst Teens, a show that features behavioral expert Lorrine Marer as she helps tackle issues like alcohol and drug abuse and sexually transmitted diseases in teens with a direct, no-nonsense approach, will air at 10 p.m. ET.

Tuesday, May 24:
Get ready for heavier subjects as you meet one of the youngest people ever diagnosed with schizophrenia on Born Schizophrenic at 9 p.m. ET.

Wednesday, May 25:
At 9 p.m. until 11 p.m. ET you will have the delight of dining with Freaky Eaters, a series that documents the struggles of those with a bizarre compulsion toward a particular food.

Thursday, May 26:
Thursday is the day to explore hoarding. At 7 p.m. ET, Hoarding: Buried Alive will air and at 9 p.m. until 11 p.m., Confessions: Animal Hoarding will take the channel. This series takes an unflinchingly honest look at animal hoarding, the people and pets affected, and the challenges of confronting this psychological condition.

Friday, May 27:
Psych Week wraps up with My Strange Phobia, where you will enter the minds of four individuals with a strange and debilitating phobia.

Learn more about the episodes airing during Psych Week on the Discovery Fit & Health website.

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It seems the people at Warner Bros. Television are none too pleased with Charlie Sheen‘s behavior as of late, not to mention his new Ustream show, Sheen’s Korner. Charlie Sheen has officially been fired from his show “Two and a Half Men”.

Warner Bros. Television sent the producers of “Two and a Half Men” a letter [PDF] informing them that Sheen was fired, saying:

“Mr. Sheen’s ongoing conduct, statements and condition are grounds not only for suspension of Mr. Sheen but also for termination of the Agreement under Paragraphs 12, and/or 13 of the Agreement. … WBTV hereby exercises its right to terminate Mr. Sheen’s Agreement and/or his employment under it. To the extent notice of termination is required, please consider this letter as providing such notice.”

A source at Warner Bros. has stated to TMZ that no decision has been made on whether the show will come back.

In the typical Charlie Sheen fashion that we have all come to expect at this point, Sheen is actually pretty happy about being fired by WBTV, saying:

“This is very good news. They continue to be in breach, like so many whales. It is a big day of gladness at the Sober Valley Lodge because now I can take all of their bazillions, never have to look at whatshiscock again and I never have to put on those silly shirts for as long as this warlock exists in the terrestrial dimension.”

Yeah. And for Charlie Sheen’s next magic trick, he is suing “Two and a Half Men” creator Chuck Lorre and Warner Bros.

I guess Warner Bros. is with the trolls.

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“Wubbzy Be Mine” is an irresistible compilation of three episodes from the Emmy Award-winning Nick Jr. preschool TV series, featuring the series’ well-loved characters, Wubbzy, Widget, Walden and Daizy. In “Mr. Valentine,” Wuzzleburg’s trusty mailman falls ill on Valentine’s Day and Wubbzy steps in to deliver all the valentines, but he soon discovers there are none for him. To Wubbzy’s surprise, his pals personally deliver his valentines, saving the best for last! In “Cupid’s Helper,” Cupid pays a visit to Wuzzleburg, but loses his prized bubble-blower. When Wubbzy finds it, he starts blowing bubbles bringing together some of Wuzzleburg’s oddest couples. And, in “My Speedy Valentine,” the third love-filled episode on the new release, Wubbzy and his pals try to find the fastest way ever to make their own valentines, but something keeps bugging Walden.

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During back to school season, we hosted a great giveaway for children, specifically for children who would be entering school for the first time this year. Our “Wubbzy Goes to School” giveaway went over very well and we’re super happy to have the opportunity to give away another Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! DVD to one lucky Woman Tribune reader.

“Wubbzy Be Mine” is an irresistible compilation of three episodes from the Emmy Award-winning Nick Jr. preschool TV series just in time to Valentine’s Day, featuring the series’ well-loved characters, Wubbzy, Widget, Walden and Daizy. In “Mr. Valentine,” Wuzzleburg’s trusty mailman falls ill on Valentine’s Day and Wubbzy steps in to deliver all the valentines, but he soon discovers there are none for him. To Wubbzy’s surprise, his pals personally deliver his valentines, saving the best for last! In “Cupid’s Helper,” Cupid pays a visit to Wuzzleburg, but loses his prized bubble-blower. When Wubbzy finds it, he starts blowing bubbles bringing together some of Wuzzleburg’s oddest couples. And, in “My Speedy Valentine,” the third love-filled episode on the new release, Wubbzy and his pals try to find the fastest way ever to make their own valentines, but something keeps bugging Walden.

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To end his final show, King was joined on his set by his wife Shawn and two sons, Chance and Cannon, where Chance performed hilarious and an oddly dead-on impersonation of his father, complete with his Brooklyn accent.

Larry King’s career from this point forward is a bit up in the air, although he has agreed to host four specials a year on CNN. He also said he would be doing radio work in the future. Ending his show he said, “You’re not going to see me go away, but you’re not going to see me on this set anymore. I don’t know what to say except to you, my audience, thank you, and instead of goodbye, how about so long?”

Beginning in January, British talk show host and America’s Got Talent judge Piers Morgan will be taking over Larry King’s slot at 9pm ET.

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By now I’m sure you have all heard about “The Talk”, the new CBS daytime show hosted by Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Leah Remini, Holly Robinson Peete and Marissa Winokur. I sparked an immense interest in the show back before it premiered in October solely because of Sara Gilbert’s involvement in the creation and production of the show. Ever since I used to watch Sara Gilbert play Darlene on “Roseanne” I have been interested in seeing her act and as I learned more about her, her family, and her role in the entertainment industry as an open lesbian and parent of two, I was really excited to hear her point of view on the myriad of different topics that come up daily on “The Talk”. To make “The Talk” even more appealing to me, they put Sharon Osbourne on the panel and I’m sorry, but who doesn’t love Sharon Osbourne? It’s impossible to dislike her! She’s phenomenally great and very much a no-B.S. woman, which I greatly admire.

I watch “The Talk” whenever I can, which honestly, hasn’t been as much as I would like. Luckily, CBS is awesome and uploads full episodes of the show to their website. Needless to say, when I miss an episode I make a little time for myself later in the day (or even in the middle of the night!) to catch up on “The Talk.” Overall, the panel is full of thoughtful and respected women who have their own very clear views that they aren’t afraid to share and sometimes argue about.

One thing about “The Talk” that stands out from every other daytime talk show on the air right now is that they engage with their at-home audience through Tweet Up Tuesday, a feature on Tuesdays in which Marissa Winokur appears on “The Talk” with her little green laptop and tweets with the at-home viewers about the day’s overall topic of discussion. I am thoroughly impressed with CBS for embracing the twitterverse, moms and parenting bloggers; it’s refreshing and it makes the entire show, not just Tweet Up Tuesdays, exciting.

Just in time for the holiday season, Woman Tribune has been given the opportunity to host an amazing giveaway compliments of “The Talk”. One very lucky Woman Tribune reader will win $1,000 worth of incredible gifts that have all been featured on “The Talk.”

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• DXG Riviera 720p HD Camcorder ($149 value)
• Epson Artisan 725 All-in-One Printer ($199 value)
• Oreck XL Pro Series Platinum Pilot Vacuum Cleaner ($599 value)
• The “Literati” Wireless Reader by The Sharper Image ($159 value)
• TEMPTU Perfect Complexion Set ($280 value)

This is by far the biggest giveaway we have ever had and I’m really excited about it; and to be completely honest, I am beyond envious of whoever wins this giveaway because I would love to receive any of the prizes we’re giving away.

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Here’s the breakdown; Lisa Kudrow plays Dr. Fiona Wallace, an egomaniacal, neurotic therapist that holds sessions with patients via video chat. Dr. Wallace gives horrendous advice and is truly a really bad therapist with off the wall therapy approaches that involve using her patients to get ahead in some way within her own career. Web Therapy has scored an array of other famous faces like Jane Lynch and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, but for Meryl Streep to appear on a web series is pretty awesome and I highly suggest you check out the three episodes below. Did I mention she’s totally hilarious in them?

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Monday, November 8th: Seth Rogen and musical guest Jack White
Tuesday, November 9th: Tom Hanks, Jack McBrayer and musical guest Soundgarden
Wednesday, November 10th: Jon Hamm, Charlyne Yi and musical guest Fistful of Mercy
Thursday, November 11th: Michael Cera, Julie Bowen and comedian Jon Dore

Conan is also hosting a poll online, asking fans who they would pick to appear on ‘Conan’ by voting for one of twelve carefully pre-selected potential guests, like Vladimir Putin, Pope Benedict XVI, Jack Nicholson, Lady Gaga, REO Speedwagon, and Justin Bieber, amongst others.

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The highly-anticipated second season of Glee will kick off Fox Tuesdays tonight at 8 p.m. and I know I’m very excited to see what’s in store. We’ve known for a few months what to expect from this season, since the creator and cast of Glee spoke–and divulged lots of secrets– during Comic Con and I know all of that inside information only made fans more excited to see the new story lines develop and unravel throughout the season. Also, as I’ve already mentioned before–and probably will again before the episode airs, I’m sure–there is nothing I am looking forward to more this season than the October 26th episode of the Rocky Horror Picture Show tribute.

After the premiere of Glee, the new Fox family comedy Raising Hope premieres. The show is from Emmy Award winner Greg Garcia who was also behind My Name Is Earl, which you can definitely tell just from the promotional trailer for the show and the whole gritty kind of feeling of the show. The premise goes a little something like this: 23-year-old Jimmy lives at home with his family, skims pools for a living and, as far as societal standards go, is going nowhere in life. Jimmy has a “romantic encounter” with a woman named Lucy who goes to prison. While in prison, Lucy gave birth to Jimmy’s child and now he has to raise the baby with the help (or not-so much) of his very eccentric family.

Following the premiere of Raising Hope, another new Fox series, this one a romantic comedy, Running Wilde premieres, starring Will Arnett and Keri Russell. Running Wilde is making headlines because of it being the new venture of the Emmy Award-winning creator, as well as the star of Arrested Development, which did very well. Running Wilde revolves around a super rich, selfish man who is trying to win the heart of Emmy, who has spent her entire adult life trying to save the world.

So, will you be tuning in for the premiere of the second season of Glee and will you be sticking around to check out Fox’s two new shows?

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We have known for a few months now, since the creator and cast of Glee released the bare details during Comic Con, that Glee would have a tribute to Rocky Horror Picture Show episode. Much like what they did with Lady Gaga and Madonna, Glee will be celebrating the cult classic by, as I assume, tying it into the storyline with  the members of New Directions having to tap into their inner…transvestite? Cooky lunatic who loves to dance? Oh the possibilities–and yes, hilarity, but that’s the point.

I have been a huge fan of Glee since I saw the first episode and the inner choir nerd in me from my middle school and early high school days did a little happy jig and I have been a fan of the Rocky Horror Picture Show since my grandmother first showed it to me as a tween. Yes, it was my grandmother who introduced me to Rocky Horror. Needless to say,  this is the episode I’ve been most excited about and it will air October 26th, just in time for Halloween!

But this episode just got a whole lot better, especially for devout Rocky Horror Picture Show fans. Two original castmembers of the 1975 cult-hit film will appear in the episode. Meat Loaf and Barry Bostwick are set and confirmed to appear in Glee‘s Rocky Horror redo. Barry Bostwick played Brad Majors in the original film and Meat Loaf was “Eddie, Ex Delivery Boy.” Rumor has it that they will play TV station managers who have an “interesting proposal” for Sue Sylvester.

I’m not sure how to feel about the pair playing TV station managers, but I suppose it will all come done to what they will be doing and how interesting this proposal for Sue Sylvester will be. However, it is pretty awesome to have two original castmembers who are obviously very intimate with the subject matter appear in the show. As it turns out, it wasn’t just Glee creator Ryan Murphy‘s idea to have a Rocky Horror Picture Show episode; apparently Chris Colfer is an obsessed fan of the cult classic and has been asking for a Rocky Horror episode since the very beginning of Glee. Also, Matthew Morrison performed in the Rocky Horror Picture Show on broadway and Jayma Mays sang “Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-a Touch Me” as her audition song for the show.

This is sure to be an awesome episode. What else would you like to see in Glee‘s tribute to Rocky Horror?

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Anyone who watched “The Bachelor Pad” last night caught the big reveal of the “Dancing With the Stars” season 11 cast. The new line-up will be hitting the dance floor–and your television–on Monday, September 20th at 8 p.m. EST. The premiere event will take place over the course of two nights; after the cast’s first performances on the dance floor, the couple with the lowest combined judges’ scores and public votes will be sent home during the “Dancing with the Stars: The Results Show” on Tuesday, September 21st.

Last season, Nicole Scherzinger of The Pussycat Dolls fame took home the Mirror Ball trophy. Any bets on who will make it to the end this season?

The “Dancing With the Stars Season 11 Cast:

The Guys:

• Michael Bolton
• Rick Fox
• David Hasselhoff
• Kyle Massey
• Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino
• Kurt Warner

The Women:

• Brandy
• Margaret Cho
• Jennifer Grey
• Florence Henderson
• Bristol Palin
• Audrina Patridge

Bristol Palin is most definitely the talk of the upcoming season. Many were shocked when rumors started spilling out just a few days ago about Bristol becoming part of the cast and last night it was dutifully confirmed by the announcement of the upcoming cast. Sadly, after watching her interview with ABC News (below) I’m not too excited about seeing this “other side” of her that she wants people to see because she still does not seem to have a personality. Bristol Palin has always been very one-note to me; kind of catatonic-like, unable to muster up any inflection when she’s speaking and she’s just horrendously boring to me. I’m not hoping she makes it very far in the competition and I’m not drawn to watching this season of “Dancing With the Stars” because of her being cast.

The person who did pique my interest about this upcoming season was Margaret Cho. If I told you who I would never guess to appear on “Dancing With the Stars” that list would most definitely include Margaret Cho. Since I’m not a fan of the show in the least, I’m kind of disappointed about her agreeing to be on the show, but am happy that she gets the opportunity to appeal to more people, this time in the form of dance–and how awesome will she look in some of those ballroom dancing costumes? Being the very typical fangirl that I am, I did immediately check to see if Margaret Cho’s tour date for my city was still set, despite her run on the show just to make sure I would still have the chance to see her this October.

Who are you most excited to see hit the dance floor on this season of “Dancing With the Stars”?

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The 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards aired last night. I usually love awards shows and always watch them, rooting for my favorites to take home an award or complain about how my favorites shows and movies were robbed. This is typically a time of indulgence and enjoyment for me, but I realized last night just how much weight the host of an awards show has on the entire show and Jimmy Fallon hosting the 2010 Emmys really turned me off last night.

I do not like Jimmy Fallon. I don’t think he’s funny and I’m actually surprised his career in comedy has done as well as it has. I do hope that Jimmy Fallon has hit his peak with hosting the Emmys and we don’t have to see too much more of him in the future because I can honestly say that if he is chosen to host another awards show anytime soon, that is an awards show I will not be watching.

While watching the 2010 Emmys last night, I was also chatting with a friend and co-blogger of mine who I run the media and entertainment blog Women’s Eye on Media with. We published our Emmys chat from last night, so be sure to check that out for a lot (and I mean a lot) of snarky conversation all about who won last night, who walked away with nothing and of course, a whole lot about our hatred for Jimmy Fallon.

And onto the winners and nominees from the 2010 Emmy Awards…

Outstanding Comedy Series

• Curb Your Enthusiasm
• Modern Family (WINNER)
• The Office
• 30 Rock
• Nurse Jackie
• Glee

Outstanding Drama Series

• True Blood
• Dexter
• Mad Men (WINNER)
• The Good Wife
• Breaking Bad
• Lost

Lead Actress in a Comedy

• Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation
• Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie (WINNER)
• Julia Louis-Dreyfus, The New Adventures of Old Christine
• Toni Collette, United States of Tara
• Lea Michele, Glee
• Tina Fey, 30 Rock

Lead Actor in a Comedy

• Larry David, Curb Your Enthusiasm
• Matthew Morrison, Glee
• Tony Shalhoub, Monk
• Steve Carell, The Office
• Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock
• Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory (WINNER)

Supporting Actress in a Comedy

• Jane Lynch, Glee (WINNER)
• Jane Krakowski, 30 Rock
• Sofia Vergara, Modern Family
• Kristen Wiig, Saturday Night Live
• Julie Bowen, Modern Family
• Holland Taylor, Two and a Half Men

Supporting Actor in a Comedy

• Jesse Tyler, Modern Family
• Neil Patrick Harris, How I Met Your Mother
• Chris Colfer, Glee
• Ty Burrell, Modern Family
• Eric Stonestreet, Modern Family (WINNER)
• Jon Cryer, Two and a Half Men

Lead Actress in a Drama

• Julianna Margulies, The Good Wife
• Kyra Sedgwick, The Closer (WINNER)
• Glenn Close, Damages
• Mariska Hargitay, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
• Connie Britton, Friday Night Lights
• January Jones, Mad Men

Lead Actor in a Drama

• Kyle Chandler, Friday Night Lights
• Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad (WINNER)
• Michael C. Hall, Dexter
• Hugh Laurie, House
• Matthew Fox, Lost
• Jon Hamm, Mad Men

Supporting Actor in a Drama

• Martin Short, Damages
• Terry O’Quinn, Lost
• Andre Braugher, Men of a Certain Age
• Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad (WINNER)
• Michael Emerson, Lost
• John Slattery, Mad Men

Supporting Actress in a Drama

• Rose Byrne, Damages
• Christina Hendricks, Mad Men
• Archie Panjabi, The Good Wife (WINNER)
• Elisabeth Moss, Mad Men
• Sharon Gless, Burn Notice
• Christine Baranski, The Good Wife

Reality-Competition Program

• American Idol
• Dancing with the Stars
• Project Runway
• The Amazing Race
• Top Chef (WINNER)

Host for a Reality or Reality-Competition Program

• Jeff Probst, Survivor (WINNER)
• Phil Keoghan, The Amazing Race
• Tom Bergeron, Dancing with the Stars
• Heidi Klum, Project Runway
• Ryan Seacrest, American Idol

And the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award went to George Clooney.

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ABC is currently developing another daytime talk show to take the place of Oprah when it goes off the air. The difference between this new talk show and the already-airing The View, which Walters is a part of, is that this show will be made up of a male panel and targeted towards a male audience.

The male-themed The View will be using a new set of celebrity panelists, said to include former Today host Bryant Gumbel, comedian Alec Mapa, former BET news anchor Jacque Reid and former Fox News personality E.D. Hill.

This concept could potentially go over well, considering the current daytime television lineup is targeted predominately toward women. Do you think the potential co-hosts of the Male The View could bring in the audience it needs to stay afloat?

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Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! is an Emmy Award-winning Nick Jr. preschool TV series that is super cute, engaging and encourages young viewers to embark on new, exciting adventures. Each episode has a lesson or teaches social skills like sharing, listening, compromising, helping and appreciating others and self-awareness.

In “Wubbzy Goes to School”, the cute and quirky bendy-tailed character is nervous about going to school for the first time and because he knows best, as all kids tend to think they do, he decides that he will learn everything he needs to know all by himself. Wubbzy realizes that he can’t teach himself everything and even worse, he has no friends to play with, he gives school a shot and realizes it isn’t so bad after all.

Because the first day of school–not to mention all the preparation leading up to it–can be an extremely hectic, stressful and downright scary time; especially if your child is just starting school and doesn’t know what to expect or even why they have to go in the first place, I was really happy to be able to host this giveaway and get this DVD out to someone who will undoubtedly get a ton of use out of it. So, the winner of our “Wubbzy Goes to School” DVD giveaway is…

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The first day of school–not to mention all the preparation leading up to it–can be an extremely hectic, stressful and downright scary time; especially if your child is just starting school and doesn’t know what to expect or even why they have to go in the first place. As a parent, you want to make sure that when you get your child to their classroom on that fateful morning, you can turn around and walk out the door knowing full well that you eased your child’s fears and anxiety about school and got them excited to learn new things and making new friends.

Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! is an Emmy Award-winning Nick Jr. preschool TV series that is super cute, engaging and encourages young viewers to embark on new, exciting adventures. Each episode has a lesson or teaches social skills like sharing, listening, compromising, helping and appreciating others and self-awareness.

In “Wubbzy Goes to School”, the cute and quirky bendy-tailed character is nervous about going to school for the first time and because he knows best, as all kids tend to think they do, he decides that he will learn everything he needs to know all by himself. Wubbzy realizes that he can’t teach himself everything and even worse, he has no friends to play with, he gives school a shot and realizes it isn’t so bad after all.

In addition to the back-to-school episode, the DVD also includes an episode about making friends and acceptance after the larger-than-life new student named Murphy joins the class. Wubbzy finds that good friends can come in all shapes and sizes. Additional episodes include “Gotta Dance”, “Wubbzy the Star”, “You Gotta Have Art” and “Magic Tricks”. There are also a slew of bonus features on the DVD, including a photo gallery, coloring and activity sheets and more.

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She had brought her concern of not being the right person to be judging the American Idol hopefuls to Fox and the show’s producers a couple months ago, but said she would hold off on doing anything until they were able to find someone to fill her seat. Understandably, DeGeneres said that having her daytime talk show and then judging the nationwide singing competition made her work schedule more than she bargained for.

DeGeneres commented on her decision, saying:

“I also realized this season that while I love discovering, supporting and nurturing young talent, it was hard for me to judge people and sometimes hurt their feelings. I loved the experience working on Idol and I am very grateful for the year I had, I am a huge fan of the show and will continue to be.”

With Ellen DeGeneres’ departure from the show, the team behind American Idol will not just have to find someone to fill her seat, but also Simon Cowell’s who announced he was leaving the show to concentrate on bringing The X Factor, a hit U.K. show, to the U.S.

There are a lot of rumors flying all over the place about American Idol; one in particular is that Steven Tyler will replace Cowell, which could be really interesting.

Hopefully they find two really great new judges because without having people on the panel who people actually want to see and hear from, American Idol could plummet more than it already has throughout the past few seasons.

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