Holly Cara Price, 1/4/12

Agent Provocateur

Much as I forswore never again to take on the thankless task of recapping a Project Runway season, we have to watch PR All Stars premiere Thursday January 5 on Lifetime. I mean, how can we not?

Greg Archer, 1/5/12

Author, screenwriter, journalist and professional mood-swinger

Lies chronicles the oft unscrupulous, "take-what-you-can" methods of management consulting within mammoth corporations. It's a dark, edgy, comedy but Marty, the character Cheadle portrays, is absolutely nothing like the actor. At all.

Angora Holly Polo, 1/4/12

The Donnybrook Writing Academy

The Project Runway All Stars season premieres this Thursday.  I'm working on a theory that my favorite designer Mondo Guerra has won.

Ben Harvey and Dave Rubin, 1/5/12

Ed Begley, Jr. helps us kick off 2012 in total green style. He was green way before it was cool and now has his own reality show because of it.

Lincee Ray, 1/5/12

TV enthusiast

I invite you and every other girl under the age of 17 to rejoice with me that after many, many weeks on holiday hiatus, my current favorite primetime TV bad boy Damon Salvatore is back tonight.

Mary Romero, 1/5/12

TV enthusiast

Nikita has paved its own path and deserves a chance to be on your television watch list. Here are four reasons why you should watch Nikita.

Morgan Glennon, 1/5/12

Journalist, freelance writer

Men With Brooms was a sweet little sitcom about a group of friends who hang out in a bar and form a curling team. You know curling, that sport we try to care about during the Winter Olympics.

Crystal Bell, 1/5/12

Associate Editor, HuffPost TV

Somewhere between Sammi and Ronnie's 500th fight and Snooki and Deena's lesbians-for-ratings experience, I stopped tuning in to Jersey Shore.

Stephanie Earp, 1/4/12

As Four Weddings Canada debuts this week -- the fourth edition of this franchise, after the original UK, then American and Australian versions -- it finds me depressed about the state of blessed unions, and the industry that feeds off them.

Evan Shapiro, 1/4/12

President, IFC

For more than half a century, TV Hipsters have had a profound effect on American culture. These characters taught many of us the importance of oddball tastes, wardrobe thrifting and (perhaps more importantly) the ever-lasting power of snark.

Michael J. Hunt, 1/3/12

Political observer trained in Oakland, based in the Heartland

Every Presidential election year since 1824 has produced a biography of a candidate who has set his or her sights on the White House. The 2011 election is no different. But a combination of fewer print journalists on the trail, a heavy reliance up to the minute information provided via social media, particularly Twitter, and an overall sense of disillusionment with government and politicians could perhaps signal an end to this tradition.

Caitlin Sweeny, 1/3/12

Writer, works in publishing

I love The Vampire Diaries. I don't just like it or even like like it, I full on 'I will have your hybrid babies' love it. Seriously, I haven't felt this way about a show since Veronica Mars (season one).

David Fagin, 1/3/12

Writer, producer, musician

The best way for Netflix to recoup those lost subscribers, and add legions of new ones in the process, is to offer new shows people actually want to watch and can only see on Netflix. And they're trying just that.

Adia Colar, 1/3/12

Writer, Publicist

In the past two episodes of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, we've seen not only the other cast members essentially outing the abuse claims on national TV, but also Taylor and Russell's reaction to it.

David Groshoff, 1/2/12

Law professor and Business Law Center Director, Western State University College of Law

On Christmas I took the day off from researching corporate law and watched whatever programming our cable TV provided. And that programming contained a seemingly disturbing amount of "manliness," whatever that means.

Lelia Nebeker, 1/1/12

Co-creator, PopCultureNexus.com

The new setup might actually be good news for the contestants, who will have one less routine to learn each week. On the downside, where will we get to watch Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull perform their latest pop/reggaeton crossover hit?

Dan Treadway, 1/2/12

Assistant editor, Huffington Post Sports

So it is now time to embark on the final chapter in my mindless quest to compare Friday Night Lights plot lines to bowl games.

Ricky Gervais, 12/29/11

Actor, writer, comedian, director, producer

It all started eight years ago. Little did I know then how many times my name would be linked with the Hollywood Foreign Press in the future.

Margaret Cho, 12/30/11

Comedian, actor and recording artist

The big photo of Kim Jong Il reminds me of the Chinese funeral processions I witnessed as a child, weaving slowly down Powell Street. There would be a fancy hearse carrying the recently deceased, and the blown-up portrait would be propped on top of the car.