Desperate Housewives: Joosten

Spunky Kathryn Joosten of DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES joins Teresa and John on TV Watercooler. She catches us up on Lily Tomlin joining the cast as her sister, her Emmy wins and how Marc Cherry has been good to her with promises of not dying.
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Interview with ABC's Gitika Ahuja at the Miss India Pageant

Arshiya Parmar interviews Gitika Ahuja, a producer for ABC News and Good Morning America.
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Ghost Hunters Behind the Scenes

InFANity investigates the forces that go bump in the night with a visit to the set of the Sci-Fi Network hit GHOST HUNTERS.
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Naked Brothers Band rock out for Obama

It's obvious that Barack Obama inspired many young people this election season, but even a band too young to vote -- Nickelodeon's Naked Brothers Band -- felt that breeze of hope. They talk about their new song, 'Yes We Can.' (Nov. 26)
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Actor Jeremy Piven shopping for clothes in SOHO

v4310, NEW YORK, NEW YORK - Monday November 24, 2008. Actor Jeremy Piven trying on and buying a shirt in a SOHO clothing store. Jeremy comes out of the store with sunglasses, chatting with photographers about his Broadway store, before running to catch a cab. © PacificCoastNews.com UK OFFICE: +44 131 225 3333/3322 US OFFICE: 1 310 261 967
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Review: 'Australia' is scenic but self-indulgent

AP Movie Critic Christy Lemire reviews the Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman epic 'Australia.' (Nov. 28)
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Interview with Writer-Director Jonah Markowitz

In this video clip we had the chance to sit down with the director Jonah Markowitz to talk about his first feature film Shelter. Shelter is a movie about Zach (Trevor Wright) who has given up his dreams of going to art school long ago and currently spends his life surfing, drawing and hanging out with his best friend, Gabe (Ross Thomas). When Gabe's older brother Shaun (Brad Rowe) comes back to town, he and Zach enter into a relationship.
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ShowBiz Minute: MTV, Streep, Vanity Fair

MTV is throwing an inaugural ball for Obama; Meryl Streep wants America to stand behind Obama; the notorious Vanity Fair Oscar after-party is back with a slight change. (Nov. 26)
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