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Reality TV stars Jon and Kate Gosselin have been making headlines recently, not because they're raising eight children, but because of their alleged marital problems.

After knocking out cancer and holding down hitters in the minor leagues for the past year, Boston lefty Jon Lester made a triumphant return to the big leagues on Monday.

TLC announced today that the popular, and often controversial, Jon & Kate Plus 8 will return in November for a new season as Kate Plus Eight, without Jon.

The most recent episode of Jon & Kate Plus Eight showed how egos, money, mistakes and a televised "reality" have led to pain, turmoil and a torn-apart family.

Suite101 goes behind the scenes with award-winning author Jonathan Chevreau, whose latest triumph is the intriguing money-lessons novel Findependence Day.

Kids Crooked Houses deliver playhouses; Jon and Kate finally open up about the rumors that are swirling and their plans for their future

Armed with the goal of exposing how inane some media can be, Jon Stewart appeared on Crossfire with the now infamous line, "Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop hurting America."

The Gosselins of TLC's Jon and Kate Plus 8 spent the summer of 2009 in the media spotlight, eventually filing for divorce and leaving their show in turmoil.

The season premiere of Jon and Kate Plus 8 has revealed much more than the tabloid frenzy that has begun to plague the Pennsylvania-based family has already uncovered.

New photos have surfaced on the web showing Jon socializing and possibly cheating on his wife with other females, prompting the public to wonder if a split is imminent.

Jon and Kate Gosselin announced their legal separation on their reality series about being parents of twins and sextuplets. The TLC series about parenthood will continue.

Late Friday afternoon, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced the firing of Jon Gruden, who has been with the team since 2002.

Born John Francis Bongiovi Jr. on March 2, 1962, Jon Bon Jovi is the driving creative force for one of the world's most popular rock bands.

Singer-songwriter Jon Crocker re-releases five songs, along with six new tracks, in his latest album, The Dust Will Settle.

The 2009 Monday Night Football season will be different than the previous three, and it is for the better.

Jon Meacham's "American Lion" offers an intimate look at Andrew Jackson's family and inner circle while assessing his Presidency.

With the Internet, anything on there can stays forever so you better be careful what you post online especially if you are looking for work.

Adapted from its long-running comic-book counterpart, Iron Man was released as Marvel's first independently financed and marketed movie. A $140 million hit or miss?

In this exclusive interview, filmmaker Jon Izen (Black and White) discusses his hilarious series, and how it's really about nothing.

In this exclusive interview, filmmaker Jon Izen (Black and White) talks Pop Art, brainstorming and The Bodyguard.

A cable grudge match; a pregnant Iron Chef; and a marriage for Mandy Moore.

In this exclusive interview, animator Jon Izen (Black and White) discusses his micro-shorts' role in advertising and his other projects for March Entertainment

The songs of Jon Shirley's "Heaven Hear Us" are spiritually-driven, with a prayerful intensity to them. Those who like their worship music deep will love this album.

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart makes the case for a criminal indictment of CNBC.

Norwich's Jon Thaxton will take on undefeated Mancunian John Murray in what promises to be a sizzling encounter for the British Lightweight crown.

John Murray put in a very mature shift to dismiss tough veteran Jon Thaxton in four rounds.

I was only one or two tracks into Jon Troast's "Second Story" before I realized this wasn't just another folk-singer with a guitar.

Academy Award-winning actor Jon Voight attends the closing night 40th anniversary screening of his classic film about a male prostitute.

From 2006-2009, Boston Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester went from being a cancer victim to cancer survivor, World Series champ and Cy Young Award contender.

The singer for punk rock's first openly gay band discusses music, politics, friendship and sex in this funny, moving and inspirational book.

If people exchanged gifts for President's Day, this biography of Andrew Jackson would be at the top of everyone's list. Jackson's story offers brilliant winter reading.

The nation has fallen in love with the Gosselin Children. But can these young kids really cope with the fame that has been thrust upon them?

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart picked up two Emmys on September 20th, one for best comedy or variety show, the other for best writing in a comedy or variety series.

A review of The No Complaining Rule, a small book with a powerful message for personal and business development.

Horse racing's George Woolf, The Ice Man, piloted the legendary Seabiscuit against War Admiral in 1938. He left a legacy, and each year a rider is awarded in his honor.

Men Who Stare at Goats, by Jon Ronson, is the first book to be discussed in Jonathon Ross's Twitter bookclub. The audiobook is expertly narrated by Sean Mangan

Dr. John Osterman, aka Dr. Manhattan, takes the archetype of the atomic superhero to its logical end. Dr. Manhattan is a brilliant, powerful, and alienated man.

Deep Purple, one of the pioneers of hard rock and a legendary rock band, performed their music in styles such as hard rock, and heavy metal.

The British hard rock band, Deep Purple, is often also considered one of the founding bands of Heavy Metal. Their story is long and interesting.

Loveless couples led by Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau head to the Caribbean in a "healing" experience to rekindle the romance in this funny take on modern relationships.

Couples Retreat A comedy from Peter Billingsley starring Jon Favreau, Vince Vaughn, Faizon Love, Jason Bateman, Kristin Davis, Kristen Bell, Malin Akerman and Jean Reno.

Culture Club was a very successful pop group in the 1980s. They had many hits such as Karma Chameleon, Do You Really Want to Hurt Me, Miss Me Blind, and It's a Miracle.

A disturbing tale of city meets country, 'Deliverance' presents the viewer with a series of disturbing assaults on the senses, as well as the dangers of the wilderness.

With the recent deluge of grown-up cartoons flooding television, it seems only fair to make note of one of their great, if lesser-known, cartoon ancestors: The Critic.

Christopher McCandless hitchhiked his way to the Alaskan wilderness where he died of starvation in 1992.

In the JonBenet Ramsey Case, the unanswered questions continue to interest true crime enthusiasts 12 years on. In spite of DNA evidence, this case is still unsolved

While the October 4th episode of Mad Men revealed no major developments, Matthew Weiner and Co. planted many seeds sure to bear drama of plenty.

"Mad Men" has won the Emmy for Best Drama Series

Matthew Weiner's sublime 60s drama is finally back Can the advertising kings of Sterling Cooper embrace the changing times, or just cling to past glories?

The Eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith is the youngest of all the Doctors in the BBC's Doctor Who television series. Time seems to work backward for the Time Lord.