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So, now the internet has us all posing as mannequins, but all it prompts me to do is reflect on entertainment from the 80's. Do you remember the film 'Mannequin' or 'Today's Special?'

Hosting a Halloween gathering at your place, or just waiting for the doorbell ring? You might be wondering what you will find on TV tonight. Here's our list.

The Hollywood Reporter recently polled entertainment industry insiders about their favorite televisions shows. In response,here's my top 10.

Have you been enjoying watching all of your Christmas movie favorites on TV as much as I have? Use this list daily to watch and record your favorites this week.

Have you been enjoying watching all of your Christmas movie favorites on TV as much as I have? Use this list daily to watch and record your favorites this week.

It seems that most people have a TV show that they just can't get enough of. They've seen every episode, probably more than once, and still want more. For those of you who don't think a TV show can mean that much to you, I think you're wrong.

While the name Tammin Sursok probably doesn't ring a bell, chances are you've seen her a time or two in numerous television shows. The actress has Hannah Montana and Young and the Restless on resume, but is known for her role as bad girl Jenna on the ABC Family smash Pretty Little Liars. Now Sursok and her husband of two years have made a very special announcement.

The popular HBO series ‘Luck,’ which focuses on the seedier side of horse racing, was abruptly canceled Wednesday after a horse used in the show was injured and had to be euthanized — the third such occurrence since 2010.

Sometimes a TV character will fire off a line of dialogue that is so good you find yourself quoting it the next day. The Huffington Post’s TV critic Maureen Ryan has compiled a list of her 11 most memorable TV lines of 2011, which includes remarks from the likes of ‘Parks and Recreation’s’ Ron Swanson, ‘The Office’ cut-up Jim Halpert, and ‘Breaking Bad’s’ meth-dealing teacher Walter White. Read Mo

The 80's saw the transformation of television.  With the advent of cable, and  CNN, HBO & FOX cutting into the monopoly  ABC, CBS and NBC help television was forever changed.  In 1986 Americans watched an average of 39 minutes of television news daily. According to TV Guide - more 80's trivia after the jump.

Did you see the preview for the upcoming episode of House tonight? I dug it up for you -- just to make sure you are as excited about tonight's episode as I am. Though the content is WAY over my nine year old's head and I have to DVR it because I don't want him seeing most of what House does. It's good junk food for the brain after another typical Monday. Enjoy the clip after the jump. Read Mor

History Channel has a new 13 episode series staring Larry The Cable Guy. You can prepare yourself for "Wednesday/Hump Day" by laughing Tuesday nights with this informative - yet hilarious show that airs at 8pm central time on The History channel -- video after the jump.