Ellen DeGeneres is set to host the 86th Academy Awards
She's the reigning queen of daytime talk shows, known for her big smile, generous spirit and sweet dance moves. Everybody loves Ellen DeGeneres, and in turn, Ellen seems to love everyone right back.
FBI profilers travel the country in search of the most dangerous and elusive killers in this new episode. Together, the agents use technology, street smarts and intuition to solve cases and catch killers before they claim more victims.
It seems as if it just never happened. And now, according to executive producer Steve Molaro, it never will.
Back in 2009, when "The Big Bang Theory" was just two seasons old, co-creator Bill Prady said in an interview with "Variety" magazine that Penny's name would eventually be revealed. (He's a man of few words -- he was asked the question point-blank and his response was, "Yes.")
Brothers Ross (Christian Slater) and Clark (Steve Zahn) run a problem-solving business that employs some unusual methods in this new series. Using psychological manipulation, the company can solve just about any problem their clients throw at them.
Beloved comedian and long-time "Weekend Update" host on "Saturday Night Live" begins his tenure as host in this premiere. As his friend, Jimmy Fallon, moves on to "The Tonight Show," Meyers makes himself comfortable as host.
She certainly does. She even has a middle name, depending on whether you consider video games to be official sources or not.

Subway has announced a major new campaign to get people to eat healthier. I'm no health expert, but maybe the first thing to do is not sell people piles of meat and bread by the foot.
Over the weekend, the Miami Heat took away Justin Bieber's courtside seats. When asked why, a spokesperson for the Heat said that Bieber is not acting like an NBA fan. He's acting like an NBA player.
Host Tyler Florence in a scene from “Food Court Wars”
Tyler Florence sure likes to dream big.
Eleven teams of two set out on a thrilling race around the world in this season premiere. For the first time ever, the contestants will have the opportunity to win $2 million if the winners of the first leg can outrace the others and win the final leg.
Betty White stars in "Betty White's Off Their Rockers"
Still laughing: It may not have been the big hit that NBC was hoping, but Betty White's hilarious prank show is sticking around in a new home.
"Betty White's Off Their Rockers" has moved to Lifetime with back-to-back episodes to kick off a third season on Friday, Feb. 28.