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Critic's corner
The Globe's Matthew Gilbert tells you what's up with tonight's shows. Tune in here before you turn on the tube.
2011 People's Choice Awards
Scenes from the 2011 People's Choice Awards
Check out show highlights, see who won, and browse scenes from the special blue carpet at the 2011 People's Choice Awards, held Jan. 5 at the Nokia Theatre.
- Photos Scenes from last year's show
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Which TV celebrity do you look like?
Do you get confused for a famous television star? Ever been asked for your autograph? Submit your photo and share your story.
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The next Michael Scott?
What would happen if these TV characters — from Sue Sylvester on "Glee" to Jack Donaghy on "30 Rock" — replaced Michael Scott on "The Office."
Plugged in on TV
Product placement is a trickier, sneakier business than advertising. Here are a few styles of promotion you might find inside your favorite series.
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Golden Globe nominees
Lea Michele of "Glee" is among this year's nominees. View other contenders in major categories in TV and movies.
62d Primetime Emmy Awards
Emmys highlights
Host Jimmy Fallon entertained at this year's show — see highlights, including memorable moments and the night's big wins.
- Review Emmys spread the wealth
The Dow of Conan
Conan O'Brien has had a career like the market chart of a volatile stock — one course correction after another.
TV's changing family
Golly, today's TV families sure make the Cleavers seem quaint. TV parents these days are often as adolescent as their children.
People's Choice Awards
Queen Latifah returned as host (above) and "The Twilight Saga" proved a fan favorite.
67th Golden Globe Awards
- Live Chat Michael Brodeur during 'American Idol'
'American Idol' | Fox | Jan. 19, 2011
Quiz: Are you an 'Idol' star?
In honor of the 10th season of "American Idol," take our quiz to find out just how well you know the show.
- Discuss Are you planning to watch the show?
- Photos New idol judges | Jennifer Lopez | Aerosmith
- Photos Past 'Idol' auditions in the Hub | "American Idol Live"
- Last season's top contestants
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Show highlights and wins
Comedian Ricky Gervais hosted the 68th annual Golden Globe Awards, which were held Jan. 16 in Beverly Hills. See highlights from the show.
- 'Social Network' is tops at Golden Globes
- Chat transcript Globes recap with Sarah Rodman
- Critic Wesley Morris blogged during the show
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- List of winners
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- Discuss Your review of the show?
- Blog The Golden Globes scandal: What integrity?
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Golden moments
Actress Angelina Jolie and more celebrities showed off their styles before the start of the annual ceremony.
- Photos Golden Globes fashion hits and misses
- photos Golden Globes after parties
- Style writer Christopher Muther tweeted about fashion
Review
Boldly going where everyone has gone before
"Perfect Couples" is a cookie-cutter comedy that thrives on cartoonish characters delivering clichéd one-liners.
Review
A middling tale of a promising mediator
USA's "Fairly Legal" is about a San Fransisco mediator who settles legal disputes outside the courtroom.
Review
'Retired at 35' gets old quickly
Jonathan McClain plays a son who comes home and lives with his father (played by George Segal, left) in "Retired at 35."
Morgan displays a surprising soft side in CNN debut
Piers Morgan took over Larry King's CNN slot Jan. 17 and was by turns charming, vain, well informed, and fawning.
Regis Philbin says he's retiring
For such a famously excitable guy, Regis Philbin made his big announcement with surprising calm: He's retiring from "Live with Regis and Kelly." (AP)
Some big tweaks for 'Idol'
Along with adding Aerosmith's Steven Tyler, "American Idol" is making plenty of other changes that the creators hope will reinvigorate the series.
Poor TV? Poor turnout.
Inviting your buddies over for the big game without high-def or a big screen? Don't expect a high turnout.
TV and radio news
- 'American Idol' returns, with J.Lo but not Cowell (AP, 9:40 p.m.)
- Mandisa loses 90 lbs, plans to release 3rd album (AP, 9:10 p.m.)
- MTV plans online award show for digital music (AP, 5:51 p.m.)
- Ricky Gervais to appear on NBC's 'The Office' (AP, 5:51 p.m.)
- Top 20 prime-time TV programs for Jan. 10-16 (AP, 4:21 p.m.)
- 3 comedies score biggest weeks ever on primetime (AP, 4:42 p.m.)
- Correction: Venezuela-Colombian Soap Opera story (AP, 3:31 p.m.)
- Correction: 'Playboy for Two' TV story (AP, 1:06 p.m.)
- Florence Henderson signs deal to write memoir (AP, 12:51 p.m.)
- Phony Hollywood producer gets 4 years in prison (AP, 11:31 a.m.)
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