If you like to laugh, Robin WIlliams and Sarah Michelle Gellar have a new TV comedy series just for you!

Networks announce a multitude of cancelled shows. NBC’s Smash and ABC’s Happy Endings get the boot.

A newly unveiled light sculpture on Chicago’s South Loop reportedly cost taxpayers $3.4 million. That’s enough for 78 new police officers, 29 new ambulances, or the ability to fill  282,333 potholes. Instead, government officials decided what the city really needed was a line of eight light-up glass tubes on the side of a road.

Following the release of slain bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s official cause of death Friday afternoon, the country’s attention has turned to where the alleged terrorist’s body will end up.

A CBS affiliate in Boston confirmed that a local cemetery in West Roxbury, another in nearby Connecticut, and a third in New Jersey have all shot down requests to accept Tsarnaev’s body.

Once the most successful show on television, Fox Network’s American Idol is currently experiencing its worst ratings ever.

NBC’s The Voice has consistently won the key 18-49 demographic in the music competition battle this season.  And on Thursday night, Idol was dealt quite possibly its biggest blow by an unlikely foe:

Legendary sports broadcaster and former NFL kicker Pat Summerall died today at the age of 82 after a battle with alcoholism and a successful liver transplant.

Summerall, one half of a legendary broadcasting duo, worked 16 Superbowls over a 21-year partnership with John Madden. Madden described Summerall in the last broadcast they did together as “a treasure” and the “spirit of the NFL.”

“You are what the NFL is all about, what pro football is all about, and more important, what a man is all about and what a gentleman is all about,” Madden said.
RIP, Pat.

Anyone who watches the CBS hit show, The Big Bang Theory, knows about Howard Wolowitz’s trademark belt buckle collection. Throughout the show we get to see his personality come out in the different belt buckles he chooses to wear.

CBS’s hit reality show Survivor has become notorious for bringing people together, most famously, “Boston” Rob Mariano and Amber Bkrich from a much earlier season.  The most recent Survivor pair is country singer Whitney Duncan and fellow contestant Keith Tollefson.

Vice President Al Gore somehow didn’t realize that the mainstream media was actually going to ask him questions about his recent sale of Current TV to Al Jazeera for a reported $500 million. Whoops…