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I am often drawn to the crazy shows on TLC. Last night I caught Extreme Cheapskates. This story in particular left an impression with me. I like this Mom and she had several other money saving ideas in the full episode.  Her and her husband got out of over $80,000 of credit card debt in a year by using many of these methods.  That is awesome! This sparks the same debate as cloth diapering, but som

For pretty much an entire generation, televisions have been as ubiquitous as living room sofas — but that could be changing. For the first time in 40 years, the number of households with TV sets has actually dropped, despite the fact that the number of US households in general has continued to grow.

The cable TV network Nickelodeon has plans for new, late night programming targeted at moms. After months of research, the network has concluded that an untapped audience of busy moms are watching television between the hours of 9 p.m. and 1 a.m.

Still don’t have a costume for Halloween? You might want to hurry since the big day is less than a week away. To help out a little, TV.com has a bunch of ideas for costumes inspired by TV characters. Some are kinda lame (going as Barney from ‘How I Met Your Mother’ means you’re basically just a dude in a nice suit), but there are some you could have fun with. In addition to ‘The Walking Dead’ (abo

Tension on the ‘Glee‘ set? Star Cory Monteith, who plays Finn Hudson on the Fox series, says creator Ryan Murphy is overworking and underpaying the cast.

Rob Zombie is a musician, a film director, a screenwriter and film producer. And now he is the man behind a new commercial for Woolite laundry detergent. Seriously, I'm not making this up. Mr. horror-movie himself was in the director's chair for a laundry detergent commercial and you can watch it below.

Cabbage Patch Kids will be invading your house once again sometime soon. According to PopWatch the dolls that sparked fist fights and consumer mobs in the 80’s are getting a brand-spankin’ new TV special. But I doubt there will be near as much fanfare and department store stampedes as there was in the 80's.

Fox delivered a slew of bad news to TV fans late Tuesday evening. (Well, at least bad new for fans of five of their shows.) The network officially canceled five of its series, among them 'Lie to Me' (pictured) and 'Human Target.' Both 'Lie' and 'Target' - which lasted three and two seasons, respectively - averaged just 7.6 million viewers this season, according to EW.com.

"American Idol" and "The Voice" are duking it out on prime-time TV right now, but don't forget that there is yet another talent show on the way: "The X-Factor." Now, former Idol judge Paula Abdul has signed on as the fourth and final judge of 'The X Factor,' according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Comedian Will Ferrell had been making brash YouTube threats for late night funny-man Conan O'Brien to shave off his beard.  (The beard he grew out after cutting ties with NBC.) Monday night Ferrell made good on his threat live during his guest appearance on Conan's show.  Ferrell was there to talk about his new film "Everything Must Go", but he decided that it was Conan's beard that had

I am not sure what got me thinking of this, but I really miss t.v. shows from when I was younger. Don't get me wrong, there are great shows today but, nothing will ever beat having friends over or going to a friends house and watching T.G.I.F.

I have never seen this show, but I have heard about it. Basically it is like "punked" but, instead of using things that are real, they use horror and fear. I have to admit that it is pretty hilarious.