Music video show "106 & Park" will be tackling teen violence with a special episode set to air Monday, November 16. The show will take on the ever-rising issue along with Dr. Jeff Gardere and a panel of experts and city officials.

After an almost five-year hiatus from the television screen, actor Ray Romano of "Everybody Loves Raymond" fame is back with a new show and a new direction on the upcoming "Men of a Certain Age" on TNT. Ray plays Joe, a 40-something separated father who once dreamed big of being a golf star but now runs a party store instead.

Canceled TV series "The Beautiful Life" is set to get a second chance next summer when The CW broadcasts its unaired episodes. The brief chance at a second airing might change to a more permanent state, according to the show.

"Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse" is currently available on DVD for the holiday season.

After "Sesame Street" successfully tackled current economic issues, the gang is getting back together to join "The Doctors" in discussing family health in an all-new special.

It will be the first time in the show's history that the presenter, Bruce Forsyth, will not be hosting this week's installment of "Strictly Come Dancing" since it began in 2004. Bruce has had to pull out of the show due to a flu illness.

When the 43rd Annual CMA awards were broadcast on ABC, they overshadowed the rest of the Wednesday prime time by claiming 68% of adult viewers aged 18-49. ABC took the number 1 position in all 6 half hours of the night. The big winner of the night was Taylor Swift, who not only took four awards but made history.

Katherine Heigl is taking another leave of absence from "Grey's Anatomy." After taking a three-episode absence from the show, the 30-year-old actress will be taking another time off.

Scott Bakula is headed back to the small screen in a new comedy series headed to TNT. "Men of a Certain Age" will also star comedian Ray Romano and Andre Braugher. The series will focus on three men in their forties and their daily lives as they deal with middle age.

"Mad Men" has just gotten its biggest endorser yet. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has labeled the show as "great television" in an interview.

Emmy Award winner Doris Roberts is playing her own kind of magical nanny in "Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle." Part of the Hallmark Channel's Holiday Countdown, "Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle," also stars James Van Der Beek, formerly of "Dawson's Creek."

Dethroned beauty queen Carrie Prejean has threatened to walk out from Larry King's show after his questions turned "inappropriate." The former Miss California USA title holder appeared to have thrown a tantrum on the "Larry King Live" Tuesday night.