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No matter what your political preferences happen to be, history was made on Tuesday when Barack Obama became the first African-American President of the United States. With the promise of...

GEORGE Clooney is reportedly heading back to the TV hospital drama he shot to fame on, ER.

Whoopi Goldberg stars and executive produces the sci-fi miniseries 'STREAM' for FEARnet.com. Goldberg plays the lead character, Jodi, trying to come to terms with her lifelong fears. Here we bring you the trailer for 'STREAM', courtesy of the kind folks over at FEARnet.com. Stay tuned for exclusive clips from the series right here on BWW TV!

Can there be anything worse for a critic than to fall in love with a piece of work and then find out that some fine people have very good reasons for hating it?

TV News: Tassler, Wachtel, Chervin, Eun selected -- The TV Academy has enlisted CBS Entertainment prexy Nina Tassler, NBC Universal original programming topper Jeff Wachtel, ICM agent Ted Chervin and Google media-biz development exec David Eun to help guide its charity efforts.

TV News: Julianna Margulies may also return -- Word has began circulating widely this week that George Clooney and Julianna Margulies have agreed to cameo appearances on 'ER,' reprising their once regular roles on NBC's long-running hospital drama as it approaches its final episode this spring.

TV News: Chief exec to give keynote address -- Martin Sorrell, chief executive of giant ad holding, the WPP Group, will deliver a keynote speech at this year's Mip TV trade fair, tackling the theme 'What screens will they watch -- and what will be on them?'

TV Reviews: Clearly mindful of the 'X-Men' movie trilogy as well as the upcoming 'Wolverine' solo feature, Nicktoons' animated series based on the popular comicbook puts the clawed hero front and center while creating a serialized story arc around the 'mutants as persecuted outcasts' theme.

In the new Lifetime TV movie 'Prayers for Bobby,' Sigourney Weaver plays a devout Christian mother who cannot accept her son's homosexuality.

The winner of a future Spike TV reality series will earn a spot at the Dallas Cowboys' training camp, and thus the possibility of actually joining the NFL team. The series will be hosted by former Dallas Cowboy wide receiver Michael Irvin, who's also producing the series.The as-yet-untitled show 'will premiere in the spring of 2009' and will feature 'twelve football neophytes, six wide receivers and six defensive backs, [who] will be broken into two teams, overseen by notable former Cowboy coaches and players,' according to a Spike press release. The team's owner, Jerry Jones, will appear along with other guest judges, including players and coaches.The show will be produced by Todd Nelso and JD Roth of 3 Ball Productions, which produces The Biggest Loser and many other series. In the press release, Irvin called the series 'a groundbreaking opportunity for football players and football fans,' and Spike executive Sharon Levy said 'This is one of the biggest ideas we have heard and