In honor of the 40th anniversary of "Sesame Street" we want to know: Who is your favorite character on the iconic children's show? And if we missed yours, tell us your pick in the comments section.

The Soul Train Music Awards were taped at the Georgia World Congress Center on Tuesday night. The telecast is scheduled to air Nov. 29 on BET. Check out photos from the red carpet.

Why didn't Channel 9 broadcast Mayor Mark Mallory's victory speech live shortly after 11:30 p.m. last night? Because the mayor pulled the plug on Channel 9's microphone, according to Channel 9 news director Bob Morford.

Valerie Bertinelli, Helen Hunt, Ann Compton, Patricia Heaton and Lee Woodruff will share a glimpse into their lives at the 2010 Smart Talk Connected Conversations lecture series at the Aronoff Center, starting in January.

Scripps Networks Interactive Inc., which has identified international expansion as one of its key growth strategies, said Wednesday it will launch Food Network in Asia on Jan. 1.

Janelle Gelfand says one of the things she wouldn't have expected in Japan is finding "Taking the stage," the MTV reality show produced by Nick Lachey about Cincinnati's School for Creative and Performing Arts. on Japanese television.

Imperishable Beauty: Art Nouveau Jewelry, originally scheduled to open Oct. 24 at Cincinnati Art Museum, then postponed to Oct. 31, has been delayed again. It may open this month.

It's no coincidence that the show, which airs on DirecTV's the 101 Network this fall before returning to NBC in 2010, pits a football team in red against the old Dillon blue. From the first snap, this little big show

Should you watch Mercy or Hank? They're both at 8 p.m. Johnny Mercer: The Dream's on Me airs then, too.

The whole movie doesn't leave a lot to hold onto, perhaps because McGregor can't do dry humor, Heslov doesn't provide the proper momentum, and the material spends more time going backward than forward.

The first interview with Rihanna about Chris Brown's assault on her is airing this week on ABC.

OK Go, the quirky pop band originally from Chicago, is best known for homemade, choreographed dance move-driven videos, which made them overnight Internet sensations. Now they are coming to Southgate House.

You can still catch Kevin Nealon on the tube, playing stoner Doug Wilson on the Showtime series "Weeds," but let's face it - he'll be forever linked to "Saturday Night Live."

Maybe there's nothing to it, but it feels like a lot of the names coming into town lately are dredging up some old memories. Just try not to relive too much - keep the big hair in check and the

Get some art with your music, stay Close To Home, and say hallelujah