Going back to work after baby is hard for most moms. But new mom, and new Voice coach, Shakira says the transition was especially tough because of the pressure to lose the baby weight.
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Cheers to Nurse Jackie for recuperating from its creative ills in Season 4.
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After spending much of its past two seasons repeating itself, Showtime's hospital dramedy has shown vital new signs of life. Jackie's cleaned up its act by sending Edie Falco's drug-addicted caregiver into rehab and forcing her to face the consequences of her actions, including her affair with Eddie (Paul Schulze). Husband Kevin (Dominic Fumusa) kicked her out and is now threatening to take away her daughters — and we don't blame him.
Cheers to Zosia Mamet for keeping it in the family business.
The daughter of playwright David Mamet and actress Lindsay Crouse is stealing scenes on a... read more
Cheers to Up All Night for going out on a high note. read more
Cheers to Virginia Williams for letting her hair down — literally and figuratively — on Fairly Legal.
The How I Met Your Mother alum spent Season 1 of USA's quirky dramedy emanating a... read more
Jeers to America's Next Top Model for turning into North America's Next Top Model.Want more Cheers & Jeers? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine.The increasingly daft ... read more
Cheers to Rocky Carroll for his rock-solid performance on this week's NCIS.
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Cheers to Matthew Perry for his nuanced dramatic work on The Good Wife.
The Friends alum has been burning through TV series in recent years — RIP Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip and Mr. Sunshine. He's doing another... read more
Cheers to Conan for getting big laughs out of tiny furniture.
TBS' lanky goofball recently introduced a miniature version of his late-night set as part of the wildly popular "Puppy Conan" segment. He vowed to host an entire hour from the mini-desk and couch, and last night he delivered on his promise with the deliriously surreal episode "Honey, I Shrunk the Set."
Cheers to Bernadette Peters for bringing Smash exactly what it needs: a true diva.
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