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Elsley and MTV are fighting back against “child porn” allegations and sticking to their fully exposed teenage guns.

Actress Shelly Duvall hosted a PBS program called “Faerie Tale Theatre” back in the 80s. At the start of each show she would introduce herself. It got weird after a while.

Will Ferrell will be picking up the slack during a four-episode arc.

Ke$ha’s a real terror, ain’t she? She’s fine with desecrating everything we find near and dear and familiar, and Walt Disney classics are no exception.

If you watch NBC on Thursday nights you’ve likely seen Natalie Morales deliver a few lines of well-timed sarcasm as Aziz Ansari’s girlfriend on “Parks and Recreation.”

New TV shows that, chances are, will be canceled soon.

What does it take to send ‘Glee’ creator Ryan Murphy into an expletive laced tirade? Deny him the right to turn a song of yours into a “number” on his hit show, that’s what.

Those fabulous Scott boys Ridley and Tony are working as producers on a new show called “The Drivers.”

When is a hit show possibly not a hit show? When everyone is DVRing it.

He might be #1 on the list to replace Keith Olbermann. I still think he should stick to selling microwaves.

Faris got harassed on the New Zealand set of ‘Yogi Bear,’ and the country said some things it later regretted.

TV vet McG is the frontrunner to helm the the pilot episode of the David E. Kelley-produced reboot.

Bust out your jars of Mentholatum ’cause I’m about to shorten your breath. Everyone’s favorite Tila Tequila, Tila Tequila, will be appearing on this week’s episode of “$#*! My Dad Says.”

MTV won’t miss the sponsors who have dropped. Why? Because there are dozens more just waiting to cash in on the sweet, sweet scent of underage ass. With that in mind, here are nine replacement sponsors for MTV’s “Skins.”

Grammer has ushered in a new era for which he will be remembered for many poorly-hatched reality television shows.

Why slog through five seasons of ‘Dexter’ when you can get the gist in the same time it takes to make rice in the microwave?

Chloe Moretz has been tweeting up a storm lately, most recently to say that she’s in New York. Why, New York, you ask? To shoot an episode of NBC’s “30 Rock!”

Jersey Shore is going to have a fourth season, and there’s nothing you or anyone else can do about it except hunker down and brace for impact.

I always assumed Jerry was too apathetic to make a play for global supremacy, but in the right light he could almost pass for a halfway-decent James Bond villain.

Members of Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Club have bestowed their annual Man of the Year award to walking lowest common denominator Jay Leno.

Due to pressure from the Parents’ Television Association, Subway is the most recent advertiser to pull out of the racy MTV show ‘Skins’. Pun very much intended.

You might recognize Christine Woods as that chick from “Flash Forward” who really, really wanted to have a baby. Or did she?

There’s a lot of lame elements to Wonder Woman, and if anyone knows about lame superhero shows, it’s NBC.

Now it’ll be easier than ever to ignore the pompous commentator’s rant videos, because his show has been officially cancelled.

The next facet of Conan O’Briens slow, mafia-like revenge on NBC has gone into effect.

Cuddy offers up her thoughts on dating a smart-ass misanthropic doctor with a bum leg.

Before she signed up to play a do-good doctor without borders in “Off the Map,” Valerie Cruz spent some time on the opposite end of the medical spectrum.

Antoine Dodson, of ‘Bed Intruder’ fame(?), is the subject of a new reality TV show. Hide your networks, hide your ratings, cuz they makin’ pilots out of everrrrrrrything up in here.

While the season premiere of “American Idol” was disappointing, the second episode (New Orleans) started out strong. By “strong,” I mean it began with a gay dude named Blake Patterson playing the piano and sobbing uncontrollably.