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What's On Tonight: High School Musical, Middleman, Into The Unknown

by Bob Sassone, posted Aug 18th 2008 4:04PM
  • World Poker TourNBC has Olympics coverage all night.
  • At 8, ABC has High School Musical: Get in the Picture.
  • TCM has The Big Knife at 8.
  • Noggin has a new Go, Diego, Go! at 8.
  • At 9, Discovery has a new Raging Nature, then the premiere of Into the Unknown with Josh Bernstein.
  • TNT has a new episode of The Closer, followed by a new Saving Grace.
  • GSN has a new World Poker Tour at 9.
  • HBO has Thank You Mr. President: Helen Thomas at the White House at 9.
  • Toon Disney has a new Chaotic at 9, then a new Digimon.
  • At 10, ABC Family has a new Middleman.
  • MTV has the season premiere of The Hills at 10.
  • There's a new Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives on Food Network at 10.
  • Showtime has a new Weeds at 10.
  • Also at 10: Travel Channel has a new Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations.

Check your local TV listings for more.

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CNN must be in the front row

by Bob Sassone, posted Mar 17th 2007 3:06PM

CNN logoBoth CNN and Fox News were fighting to get a seat in the front row of the new White House press briefing room, and CNN has won.

The White House Correspondents Association decided to give the front row seat to CNN "based on CNN's 27 years of covering The White House, as well as the resources it brings to the in-town and travel pool, and its daily prescence at the briefings."

CNN wasn't the only winner. Veteran journalist Helen Thomas, who was knocked back to the second row to make way for the cable news outlets recently, will get back her front row seat. The association has decided to honor a commitment they made to Thomas years ago. She has been covering The White House since the early 60s.

The new White House briefing room will be ready in June. (And if anyone isn't sure what that headline means, I'm referring to an old commercial with Bob Uecker.)

[via TV Newser]

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The Daily Show: June 27, 2006

by Annie Wu, posted Jun 28th 2006 9:21AM
Jon Stewart"A Times To Kill": The government's currently really pissed off at The New York Times for disclosing information about their plans to look through financial records of suspected terrorists. Jon said that, for once, the government's plan sounds somewhat reasonable, but, ironically enough, they don't want anyone to know about it? Press Secretary Tony Snow read a few highlights from the Times, getting all 9/11 up in the nation's grill. The way Snow handled it was very strange, though. "This administration is THIS close to "yadda yadda"-ing 9/11!"

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