Here is a full list of winners that the University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication drew little hearts next to in their dog eared copies of TV Guide:

“Men of a Certain Age” (TNT)
“The Good Wife” (CBS)
“The Pacific” (HBO)
“Temple Grandin” (HBO)
“Justified” (FX)
“Degrassi” – “My Body Is a Cage” (CBC)
“Masterpiece/Mystery!” – “Sherlock: A Study in Pink” (PBS)
“American Masters” – “LennonNYC” (PBS)
“American Masters” – Elia Kazan: A Letter to Elia” (PBS)
“Great Performances” – “MacBeth” (PBS)
“Art21″ – “Wiliam Kentridge: Anything is Possible”  (PBS)
“Independent Lens” -  “Reel Injun: On the Trail of the Hollywood Indian” (PBS)

International winners include:

“Report on a New Generation of Migrant Works in China” (Phoenix InfoNews Channel)
“Zimbabwe’s Forgotten Children (BBC Four)

Radio winners include:

“The Moth Radio Hour”
“Radiolab” (WNYC)
“Lucia’s Letter” (WGCU)
“The Promised Land with Majora Carter” (Public Radio, American Public Media)
“Trafficked” (Youth Radio)
“Covering Pakistan: War, Flood and Social Issues” (NPR)
“Behind the Bail Bond System” (NPR)
“Seeking Justice for Campus Rapes” (NPR)

In the News arena, winners include:

“Coverage of the Gulf Oil Spill” (CNN)
“Reality Check: Where Are the Jobs?” (WTHR)
“Who Killed Doc?” (KSTP)
“Bitter Lessons” (WFAA)
“The Lord Is Not On Trial Here Today” (WILL)

Documentary winners included:

“If God is Willing and Da Creek Don’t Rise” (HBO)
“Wonders of the Solar System with Brian Cox” (BBC)
“Magic and Bird: A Courtship of Rivals” (HBO)
“30 for 30″ (ESPN)
“American Experience” – “My Lai” (PBS)
“P.O.V” – “The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers” (PBS)
“FRONTLINE” – “The Wounded Patrol” (PBS)
“For Neda” (HBO Films)
“12th and Delaware” (HBO Films)
“Burma VJ” (HBO Films)”

Wait! I know what you’re thinking – “that sounds a lot like the TNT original series ‘Men of a Certain Age.’” Well just stop right there, because this “40″ project is nothing like that show. The characters on”Men of a Certain Age” are in their 50s, not 40. So, yeah, completely different. Plus this is on HBO, which isn’t even TV. It’s HBO. (via Variety)

Carla Gallo starred in Judd Apatow‘s short-lived sitcom Undeclared, and has popped up in most of his films ever since. She sucked Steve Carell’s toes in The 40 Year Old Virgin and got awkwardly banged by Jason Segel in Forgetting Sarah Marshall.  She can now be seen serving Scott Bakula his coffee in Men of a Certain Age.

A word from Carla: “The minute I get home I change into a pair of pink Juicy bottoms I bought 5 years ago. Daily. Not kidding. They smell like the CEO of HBO’s jizz.”

When you walk around with JUICY tagged across your ass, the CEO of HBO is bound to take it literally.

Check out some more JUICY photos of Carla after the jump.

After being crowned Miss Panama (1995), Patricia De Leon‘s career started blossoming, getting breaks hosting Corte del Juez Franco on Azteca TV ( break?), and the Billboard Latino. From her work on Univision, Patricia snatched roles on American TV, including, Lincoln Heights, Cold Case, and Crossing Jordan. Now she’s Ray Romano‘s dream girl on Men of a Certain Age. She’s my dream girl in my dreams.

A word from Patricia: “I’m Latina.”

I can see that. Thank you for being Latina, and a damn sexy one at that.

Check out more pics of the Latina after the jump.

Creators: Ray Romano & Mike Royce

Cast: Ray Romano, Scott Bakula, Andre Braugher

Synopsis: A group of college buddies keep their friendship going long after they’ve graduated.