TV

"Ratings magnet" Rosie O'Donnell ready for primetime

Entertainment Weekly reports that multiple sources confirm Rosie O'Donnell is in active talks with NBC to return to television with her own weekly primetime variety show.

Openly gay Neil Patrick Harris as Sesame Street's Shoe Fairy

Neil Patrick Harris - from the CBS sitcom How I Met Your Mother - plays the "Shoe Fairy" on the 39th season premiere of Sesame Street.

Cable television examines homophobia but refuses to correct defamatory misrepresentation by anti-gay activist

The Family Equality Council and the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) ask community members to contact FX Networks and express their concern about a defamatory claim by an anti-gay activist that appears - unchallenged - in the June 24 installment of 30 Days.

Rubber Ducky, you’re still the one. Cuddle with your kid while watching Sesame Street on your computer

She won’t be asking to sit on your lap forever. And you can keep your kid close longer if there’s a computer in front of you – with Sesame Street splashed on the screen.

According to the Smart Television Alliance, one of its favorite parenting sites - Babble.com - has compiled fifty great clips from Sesame Street.

Your backyard friends, the Backyardigans! "Tale of the Mighty Knights" a hit in our house.

The Backyardigans - premiered their new TV movie “Tale of the Mighty Knights” Monday January 14, on Nickelodeon.

In the hour-long special, royal knights - Uniqua and Tyrone - are asked by King Pablo to babysit a dragon egg, but they also have to deal with a feisty goblin - Austin - and a mischievous fairy - Tasha.

it was 2 good 2 b true. Rosie will NOT host a show on MSNBC.

Rosie O'Donnell's negotiations with MSNBC have ended. She just posted the following explanation on her blog:

"msnbc
one hour
live
following keith olbermann

we were close to a deal
almost done
i let it slip in miami
causing panic on the studio end

well
what can u do

2day there is no deal
poof
my career as a pundit is over
b4 it began

just as well
i figure
everything happens for a reason
bashert - as we say

and on we go"

The Smart Television Alliance says good TV exists. Use it to educate and entertain your kids.

A group in D.C. is increasing awareness of quality children's programming by educating parents and caregivers about good choices for television. The Smart Television Alliance doesn't encourage kids to watch more TV - its goal is to help you find shows that are educational and entertaining.

The group says:

  • The problem isn’t the amount of television watched, but the content your kids may be seeing. And two-thirds of children have televisions in their bedrooms. If you’re not watching with them, how do you know what they’re watching?
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