ConanSeason 1 Episode 123

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After his legendary late-night talk shows on NBC, including Late Night with Conan O'Brien and The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, and fresh off his 32 cities tour The Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on Television Tour, Conan O'Brien returns to the small screen. Debuting on TBS, O'Brien will host Conan from Mondays to Thursdays, along with his former sidekick and announcer Andy Richter, and his house band: Jimmy Vivino and The Basic Cable Band.

Staten Island Cakes Season 1 Episode 4

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Vinny Buzzetta is the executive pastry chef and owner of the go-to bakery for weddings and other special occasions on Staten Island. But he's barely old enough to legally drink and still lives at home. This boy genius is boss to his own mother, sister and friends. Vinny must learn to navigate his roles as business owner, baker, artist, and find his place in his big, loud Italian family

Platinum Hit Season 1 Episode 9 Snap, Crackle...Pop!
"Platinum Hit" is a new music competition series hosted by Jewel and Kara DioGuardi. Twelve aspiring songwriters battle through a series of innovative challenges testing their creativity, patience and drive as this unique creative process is unveiled for the first time. To find out if they have what it takes, Keith Naftaly, SVP of A&R for RCA/Jive Label Group at Sony Music Entertainment, will be featured throughout the series to help judge the competition and some of the most influential musicians will serve as guest judges including Leona Lewis, Natasha Bedingfield, Donna Summer, Jermaine Dupri, Taio Cruz, Ryan Tedder and Evan Bogart.

Swamp Loggers Season 4 Episode 7 Pulp Friction

When the toughest, hardest swamps need to be logged, Bobby Goodson is usually on everyone’s short list. Bobby is a third generation logger who turned to 'swamp logging' a few years after his father’s business was burned to the ground. Although his dad decided to retire after that incident, Bobby simply found a new way to log. He brought the innovative technique of laying down a 'skid road' to his home state of North Carolina after watching it done in Georgia.

Weeds Season 7 Episode 4 "A Hole In Her Niqab"

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This series is a single-camera comedy about a single mother who makes ends meet by selling marijuana in the fictional suburb of Agrestic, California. The series exposes the dirty little secrets that lie behind the pristine lawns and shiny closed doors of homes in the of this gated community. Mary Louise Parker stars as the suburban mom who resorts to selling weed to support her family after her husband unexpectedly dies.

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Iron Man Armored Adventures Season 2 Episode 3 "Look Into the Light"
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The series stars a 16-year old version of Tony and his friends, Jim Rhodes and Pepper Potts, who are also portrayed as much younger than in the comic books. With the help of Jim and Pepper, Tony saves the day numerous times as the invincible Iron Man!

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George Lopez for mayor

George Lopez told CNN's Piers Morgan that he's not ruling out the idea of running for mayor of Los Angeles -- eight years from now.

The actor and comedian is a guest on Tuesday's "Piers Morgan Tonight." He provides the voice for Grouchy Smurf in the new movie "The Smurfs."

"This is a great city, and it's my city," Lopez said. "I believe that there are certain things that could be taken care of that you don't need a strong political background in."

Lopez told Morgan he cares most about "bonding the city back."

"Architecture downtown is beautiful," Lopez said, "and people live here, but they don't have a pride in Los Angeles that they did years ago, when I was growing up."

Lopez's L.A. childhood didn't provide much fodder for his comedy career. The comedian never knew his father, and his mother was an epileptic illiterate who had the mental capacity of an 8-year-old.

"If I was a can of soup at the store," said Lopez, summing up his childhood, "I'd have a dent in me, and I'd be in that basket that they have at the end of the hall, the end of the aisle that says, 'These are 99 cents, everything in the can.' That's how I would have considered myself."

The discovery of Amy Winehouse's body at her London home gave Rupert Murdoch and his clan a brief respite from an avalanche of bad press, supplanting the phone-hacking scandal that had remained the lead story for weeks in British newspapers and TV shows.

It is somewhat ironic that Winehouse's death inadvertently took some of the heat off News International, the British arm of the mogul's media business: The troubled star was frequently a target of the tabloid culture that Murdoch helped to foster. Her battle with her private demons was very public, detailed in a nearly constant stream of lurid tales in the tabloids. The Murdoch-owned Sun newspaper, for example, published images in 2008 of Winehouse smoking from a glass pipe alongside the headline "Amy Winehouse on crack," with a story claiming the singer had ingested a cocktail of drugs that included crack cocaine during a house party.

But the British tabloids' casual intrusiveness into the personal lives of the famous must be re-evaluated after the firestorm of revelations about News International's news-gathering methods. The scandal began with the egregious story that a private investigator in the pay of the company had hacked the cell phone of a murdered schoolgirl. Up to this point, tabloids seemed to have regarded this predatory intrusiveness as a moral right.

Dempsey confirmation hearing becomes venue for vents on defense cuts
The hearing, however, provided an opportunity for senators to discuss the issue that has dominated the hill for weeks: budget cuts.

"What concerns me most about our current debate is that the defense cuts being discussed have little or no strategic or military rationale to support them," Republican Sen. John McCain said. "Our national defense planning and spending must be driven by considered strategy, not arbitrary arithmetic."

Across the aisle, Sen. Carl Levin, the Democratic chairman of the committee, said, "The fiscal realities that confront the nation will put tremendous pressures on the Defense Department's budget. Those fiscal realities require us, when considering defense planning and programs, to take into consideration historic budgetary constraints."

Dempsey testified that this budget debate is an anomaly.

"I'm a student of history, as you know, and I've studied the post-Vietnam period, I've studied the post-Desert Storm, Desert Shield period," he said. "What makes this period different is we're doing all this while we're still actively engaged in conflict and we have young men and women in harm's way. And that -- that adds a degree of complexity and a degree of uncertainty that I think we can't discount."