Oprah Winfrey can practically do almost anything. Well, almost. She has announced that she will be reuniting all the members of the cast of one of the most enduring films of all time– The Sound of Music –a feat that has not been achieved in the last 45 years since the film was released.

Julie Andrews, 74, and Christopher Plummer, 81, will lead the reunion together with the seven child actors who played their children in the movie: Charmian Carr (Liesl), Nicholas Hammond (Friedrich), Heather Menzies-Urich (Louisa), Duane Chase (Kurt), Angela Cartwright (Brigitta), Debbie Turner (Marta), and Kym Karath (Gretl).

A brand new Project Runway episode awaits fans of the show today on Lifetime. If you’re looking for a snreak peak of the latest episode or ways in which you can legally watch Project Runway season 8 episode 7 online, streaming download, or on television then you’ve come to the right place.

The hit Fashion Reality Contest show is hitting its stride in season number 8 and Project Runway ‘What’s Mine is Yours’ will hopefully be one of the better episodes to date. Following last week’s bridesmaid episode, things get a little sader on Project Runway with some drama that will really pull at the heartstrings. Fans of the show won’t need much more than that to get them to watch.

The younger sister of the infamous twins Mark Kate & Ashley is looking to make a name for herself in Hollywood. Elizabeth Olsen will be acting in an indie drama called “Martha Marcy May Marlene.” You can learn all about this 21 year old, with more photos and video, below.

Dr. Laura Schlesinger, spewing the N-word and berating a black woman who called to talk about her interracial marriage, joins comedian Michael Richards, broadcasters like Don Imus and the late Jimmy (the Greek) Snyder as nationally known figures who blurted out racially offensive words before a nation - and key corporate sponsors - who proved unwilling to dismiss the epithets as harmless joking.

Schlesinger's plea - that she should be able to use the N-word the way some black comedians do - is both tiresome and badly out of date.

What Schlesinger wasn't aware of was the Constitution, as evidenced by her statement on CNN that she will be ending her radio show in order to reclaim her First Amendment rights. Ex-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin echoed the sentiment, lamenting Schelsinger's supposed loss of rights.

The hit HBO show, which is if you've been following the series, is not that conservative anymore when it comes to showing its vampires -– and werewolves and humans — baring almost all. This time, they have taken their raciness to a new level.

Stripped down and splattered with blood, Alexander Skarsgard, Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer pose in the nude for the September issue of Rolling Stone.

Have you heard about a teen drama focusing on the lives of gymnasts who strives hard to reach their goals?

Oh yes, they call it 'Make It or Break It", gymnasts who strives hard to make it to the Olympic Games. The first episode of this show premiered on ABC Family on June 22, 2009 with 2.5 million viewers. The show was picked up for an additional 10 episodes on July 27, 2009, which started airing on January 4, 2010, bringing the number of episodes in the first season to 20. In January 2010, the show was renewed for a second season, which premiered on June 28, 2010 at 10PM.

The most awaited part is the 8th Episode of the 2nd Season which will be aired today August 17 Eastern 9PM at ABC Channel. The episode title is "Rock Bottom".

Shows just come and go, but there are those shows who would really last for quite lengthy years. But there are those would would really fall short out of what has been expected.

Here comes 'Big Lake', Comedy Central's first attempt at a multi-camera, live-audience sitcom falls short for a couple of reasons. Most importantly, it's just not funny. The two episodes that CC sent for review, which air back-to-back tonight at 10PM ET, barely poured out some laughs from most audiences as what most reviews in the net right now are saying. It also fails in trying to establish an edgier form of the traditional sitcom as what one writer from TVSquad says. Moreover, accdg to Joel Keller, TVSquad's known writer, "the show fails to mine its subject matter for deeper satire about the recession, going home after a fall from grace, and the fallacy of trusting people who say they can make you rich."