Here's are the 10 crews chosen for America's Best
Dance Crew Season 7

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'Glee' season 3 spoilers: Lea Michele films with
... kittens

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We have a bit of news pertaining to an upcoming episode of "Glee," and this one just so happens to pertain animals.What does it revolve around? Lea Michele is not saying, but she at least shared her...

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NBC's 'Community': Joel McHale talks support
leading to season 3 return (video)

post from Matt Carter's feed on 15 March 2012 02:05:49 PM. © Matt Carter's feed

On Thursday night, "Communtiy" is finally going to make its long-awaited return to NBC with new episodes, and we are also pleased to report that series star Joel McHale is doing everything he can to make sure...

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'Celebrity Apprentice': Arsenio & Lisa Get
F-----' Angry

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Arsenio Hall and Lisa Lampanelli may be able to captivate audiences with their comedy routines, but their serious arguments prove equally as entertaining, as does their inability to use PG language.

In this exclusive clip from the March 18 episode of "Celebrity Apprentice" (Sunday at 9 p.m. ET on NBC), contestants Lisa Lampanelli and Arsenio Hall give each other a mouthful, with plenty of bleeps peppering their shouting match as they compete for their respective charities.

"Lisa Lampanelli is the last human being on the planet that can tell me what language I should use when I'm angry," Hall explains when she calls him out on his word choice. "That's the pot calling the kettle black."

Tune in to "Celebrity Apprentice" this Sunday, March 18 at 9 p.m. ET on NBC to find out who's behind their foul-mouthed argument.

Warning: The video below contains explicit language.

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PHOTOS: Sneak Peek Of The 'Project Runway All
Stars' Finale!

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"Project Runway All Stars" wraps up on Thursday night after a long season filled with major dramz.

This special edition of the show pulled favorite cast members from past seasons together to face off in a battle of champions, and ultimately, we ended up with the final three: season one's Austin Scarlett and season eight compadres Mondo Guerra and Michael Costello.

The designers presented their final looks at a taped private event this year, jettisoning the long-standing tradition of competing on a runway at New York Fashion Week.

We have no idea what the challenge was for tonight's finale show, but Lifetime did send us the teaser shots of some of the designers' final oufits. Sleuth away!

Check out one outfit from each of the three finalists' runway shows -- spoiler alert, obvi! -- and watch a sneak preview of Thursday night's finale below.

SPOILERY PHOTOS!

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American Idol: Who Deserves to Get Cut This Week

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The Top 11 performed on American Idol this week, and despite the contestants' best efforts, the judges were largely unimpressed. The theme "Songs From Your Birth Year," has always been all over the place, and between the judges' harsh criticism and Jermaine Jones's cringe-worthy exit sequence, it wasn't our favorite episode. This isn't to say there weren't some highlights: Phillip Phillips was super wonderful singing "Hard to Handle" just six days after kidney stone surgery, Joshua Ledet had all three judges on their feet halfway through "When a Man Loves a Woman," and Hollie Cavanagh closed out the night with a powerful "The Power of Love."

Unfortunately, the joy of great performances is always short-lived on American Idol, as the show gears up for another elimination tonight. Will the producers grant the Top 11 a free pass now that Jermaine is gone? If not, who should be sent packing?

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'Teen Mom 2': Leah Messer's mother blasts
'quitting' rumor

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We have already heard Jenelle Evans say that the recent tabloid aritcle suggesting that she and fellow "Teen Mom 2" star Leah Messer are leaving the show is false, and now we have heard the same exact thing...

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Paula Goldman: How Satire Can Save the World

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You're an activist in Kenya. You're mad about corruption in your country -- with hundreds of millions of dollars meant to aid people in poverty being siphoned off by greedy officials. You want to speak out, but worry that doing so might put your life in danger.

What should you do?

If you're like us, hopelessly addicted to checking our smartphones every two seconds, you may think the answer is obvious: Use technology to spread the message. Post your thoughts to Twitter and Facebook and hope that others will follow suit. But of course that only works in a free media environment.

If you're Gado, Kenya's best known cartoonist, you'd take a more creative route [because you have to]... involving puppets. Gado was inspired by well-known British and French satire shows Spitting Image and Les Guigons, both of which use latex puppets to poke fun at political absurdities. For six seasons, he's been producing fifteen-minute episodes of The XYZ Show -- broadcast on Kenya's most popular television channel, and featuring likenesses of everyone from Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki to Barack Obama.

The results have been tremendous, with millions of dedicated fans tuning in each week (and more than a few ruffled feathers amongst Kenyan officials).

Parazit, which is billed as the "Iranian Daily Show" and shot nowhere near Tehran, but in the Voice of America building in Washington, D.C., still reaches millions of Iranians, despite extensive jamming and a heavily censored Internet. The creators of Parazit, Saman Arbabi and Kambiz Hosseini, have, for the past three seasons, delivered important humor to the Iranian people -- often using the very footage the Iranian government broadcasts daily on its state run television, as well as footage sent by Iranians from around the world. The Iranian government has attempted a copycat version of the show. Arbabi is currently unveiling his latest project, Weapons of Mouse Destruction, which is an international art and advocacy project against government Internet censorship.

Gado and the Parazit team are far from alone. In some of the world's most dangerous, politically-stifled geographies -- from Azerbaijan to Russia -- activists are using comedy to say publicly what would otherwise be unspeakable.

This is not new; political satire is as old as the Greeks. It's just that we've partly lost sight of it in our enthusiasm for new gadgets and gizmos that we're convinced are the next panacea.

In all the recent debates about whether social media was responsible for movements like the Arab spring or the Tea Part, we've forgotten that sometimes humor matters more than the straight news and information, especially in closed media environments. Those who have the ability to make fun of their leaders have the ability to lead a free life in many more aspects.

Here are six key examples from around the world to demonstrate how satire can move the needle on difficult issues that are otherwise unmovable.

This blog post was co-authored with Raina Kumra, Director of Innovation at the Broadcasting Board of Governors.

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'Glee's' Naya Rivera, Cory Monteith, Dianna Agron
to Host GLAAD Awards

Lesley Goldberg
"Smash's" Craig Zadan and Neil Meron as well as "Grey's Anatomy" creator Shonda Rhimes will be among those honored at events in New York and San Francisco.

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Katy Perry not using 'Raising Hope' to get own
Fox series

We have heard some rather hefty amount of Katy Perry rumors over the past several weeks, but this one has to be ranked somewhere among the strangest.According to the National Enquirer, Fox is looking to feature the "Firework...

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