A topic that has been the subject of much scrutiny and speculation will get a closer look with the airing of a new television special.

Comedy Central has ordered a pilot for a half-hour, scripted comedy from news satire organization The Onion that is based on the popular Onion Sports Network online video series.

Rockers Bon Jovi are set to grace the stage of Bravo's "Inside the Actors Studio" Monday. The New Jersey natives are expected to talk about their 26 years of being together with host James Lipton.

Steve Carrell's latest comedy act has failed to elicit a laugh from suicide prevention groups. An episode of "The Office" has drawn criticism for its insensitivity to the issue.

James Van Der Beek is slowly but surely getting over his "Dawson's Creek" image. The 32-year-old actor, who played the iconic Dawson Leery in the former teen drama, will be starring in a new holiday-themed Hallmark Channel Original Movie.

Levi Johnston has demanded an apology and he got one. "Tonight Show" Conan O'Brien apologized to the father of Sarah Palin's grandson for an earlier skit that featured William Shatner reading bizarre Twitter quotes falsely attributed to Johnston.

'Tis the season for top quality films on cable programming, and the lineup for December and January will be sure to make viewers more than jolly.

The excitement and adrenaline of the Octagon is about to come to your very own DVD player.

For the first time in television history, domestic goddess Martha Stewart will be appearing on the same set with Rachael Ray. The two daytime hosts will be sharing the same stage on their respective eponymous shows.

Fans are eagerly anticipating the season three finale of AMC's "Mad Men." The final episode of the Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning drama will be titled "Shut the Door. Have a Seat."

Actress Gina Gershon appeared in a new interview on "The Wendy Williams Show" this week to discuss her latest career move.  Gershon stopped by on Tuesday, November 3 for the taping in New York, where Williams was also celebrating "Leopard Day."

Janet Jackson is set to give her first full-length TV interview since the death of her King of Pop brother Michael. The multi-award winning actress/singer will allow viewers into her Malibu home for the first time.