Lou Dobbs says he doesn't feel like he was pushed out of CNN, the news organization where he worked for all but two years of its existence until last Wednesday.

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The list of Stuff From The 1960s That Doesn't Need To Be Relived just keeps getting longer: Beehive hairdos. Frankie and Annette movies. The Bay of Pigs. Fallout shelters. The Cowsills.

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Jon Gosselin has filed a counter lawsuit against the TLC network, claiming television producers violated Pennsylvania's child labor laws in filming the hit reality show "Jon & Kate Plus 8" and are preventing him from working.

Have you seen the new version of "The Insider"? It calls itself "the breaking news with the opposing view."

What would Thanksgiving TV be without the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade? Here are a few fun facts about the annual event.

The table is set, the potatoes are mashed, and the gravy is congealing in its boat. You carve into the bird and - surprise! - it's pink! While you scramble to get that bird cooked all the way through, give your guests something else to chew on.

So much for the law of supply and demand.

A Kentucky waitress is one step closer to becoming America's Next Top Model.

A contestant who was hospitalized after competing briefly on the game show "Wipeout" died two weeks later of a stroke apparently caused by a rare condition, his father said.

ABC's cancellation of the comedy "Hank" makes it two failures in three years for star Kelsey Grammer.

The 1960s have been very, very good to AMC, whose Emmy-winning "Mad Men" transformed it from a cable channel known exclusively for classic - and sometimes not-so-classic - movies to a player in the realm of original series.

"The Prisoner," a highly hyped new miniseries from AMC, pulls off a rare feat: It manages to be offbeat and creepy without being all that interesting.

CHICAGO - Like Rainn Wilson of "The Office" and Neil Patrick Harris of "How I Met Your Mother," Kevin Dillon has been nominated for a best supporting actor Emmy the past three years and each time has gone home empty handed. On two of those occasions, Dillon watched "Entourage" co-star Jeremy Piven walk away with the award.