BET and their brand new network Centric are joining to simultaneously present the "Centric Presents: 2009 Soul Train Awards" special. Set to air on Sunday, November 29th at 9:00pm, the special will include major musical performances, a tribute to Michael Jackson, and honors for Chaka Khan and Charlie Wilson.

HBO is about to get a little more real.

Photos of a very heavy Kevin Federline have been circulating the web for some months now, with many people laughing over the shots of K-Fed carrying Subway sandwiches or a pizza. But the ex-husband of Britney Spears may have the last laugh.

Martha Stewart will be stopping by her daughter's talk show, "Whatever, Martha!" to join Alexis Stewart and Jennifer Koppelman Hutt as they sit and poke fun at an another old episode of "Martha Stewart Living."

Lifetime Television and ABC News will air the special with singer Rihanna speaking out about her relationship with Chris Brown and the fateful night in February where she was beaten brutally by Brown. "Rihanna Speaks Out: A Lifetime and 20/20 Special" will feature footage from Diane Sawyer's exclusive emotional interview with the music superstar.

"Entourage" creator Doug Ellin vows to lay down the law on the HBO set after actor Rex Lee admitted that he was "occasionally" targeted for being gay and Asian.

Discovery Communications has released a statement regarding the announcement made on Friday by the Queen of Talk Shows, Oprah Winfrey. Oprah will now be moving her award-winning show to The Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) in January 2011 in a joint venture with Discovery Communications.

A new four part series entitled "Ghost Intervention" premieres on TLC December 12th 9pm ET/PT. The show will document a team of women with psychic abilities as they aim to help families that experience paranormal activity in their homes.

The next "Doctor Who" special, "Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars" premieres Saturday December 19, 9:00pm ET/PT on BBC AMERICA. Following that on December 26th is the first final two specials on BBC America entitled "Doctor Who: The End of Time", Part One.

Courteney Cox-Arquette has shut down "Cougar Town" temporarily. The former "Friends" star's new ABC series has been put on hold so that the star can deal with a "family matter."

New light will be shed on a decades-long mystery thanks to the Discovery Channel.

"So You Think You Can Dance" eliminated another two dancers this week, eighteen-year-old Channing Cooke and twenty-three-year-old Brooklyn native Kevin Hunte. The judges weren't impressed with their performances and they also failed to connect with audiences.