VIDEO: Westminster Winner Malachy the Pekingese on Today

Malachy, the 4-year-old Pekingese named Best in Show prize at Tuesday's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, is no stranger to the spotlight.

Wednesday morning, Malachy's owner, David Fitzpatrick, told Today's  Matt Lauer that the dog has already been awarded 114 Best in Show titles prior to Tuesday's coveted win.  read full article

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VIDEO: Westminster Winner Malachy the Pekingese on Today

Malachy, the 4-year-old Pekingese named Best in Show prize at Tuesday's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, is no stranger to the spotlight.

Wednesday morning, Malachy's owner, David Fitzpatrick, told Today's  Matt Lauer that the dog has already been awarded 114 Best in Show titles prior to Tuesday's coveted win. read more

American Idol's Randy Jackson: Mariah Carey Would Be an "Amazing" X Factor Judge

From the sound of it, American Idol's Randy Jackson wishes rival competition show The X Factor the best, especially in light of its massive shake-up.

"I'm sad to hear about all what's going on with that show," Jackson told reporters on a call on Thursday. "But all of those people are dear friends of mine as you know. I have not spoken to Paula [Abdul]. I mean, we texted back and forth. "

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American Idol Slams Its Music Show Competition, Reveals New Performance Challenges

What other music competition shows?

The American Idol team came out swinging Sunday when reporters at Fox's winter TV preview asked how they felt about the threat of similar formats like The X Factor and NBC's The Voice; the latter which will air during the same time frame as Idol this year.

"Idol is still the best TV show that's come on anywhere," Randy Jackson said. "We're the original. read more

NBC Scoop! Hargitay Signs Up for Another Season of SVU, Community to Return in Spring

First, the good news: Mariska Hargitay will be back for another season of Law & Order: SVU, and Community will "definitely" return to the lineup this spring.

Hargitay delivered the news Friday — via a pre-taped clip with just-announced SVU guest star Harry Connick Jr. — to reporters gathered for NBC's winter TV previews. "I'll be back," Hargitay told Connick. "I can't leave this show. I'm having too much fun."

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Top Moments: Homeland's Explosive Finale, Mindy Kaling and Bill Clinton... Reunited At Last

Our top moments of the week:

10. Best Silent Killer: When it came time for the jury to have at the final three Survivor: South Pacific contestants, the most vicious commentary of all comes from an unexpected source —Whitney — the sweet Southern belle. "Albert, you're sleazy," she says. "Coach, you used Christianity to manipulate your whole tribe. And Sophie? You're the most condescending person I've ever met." Are you sure about that, Whitney? Because that condescending person managed to snare enough votes to win.

9. Most Biting Remark: Top Chef delivers a Christmas miracle, or perhaps just a case of... read more

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