Television

Back at it again, Tuesday night’s episode of “Glee” gave viewers much more than show tunes and the average teen drama. The melodious teens once again casually tackled the topic of sex and may have left some wondering if the show is intentionally promoting promiscuity.

Watching “Glee,” among other teen dramas, could almost make the viewer forget the day when sex was encouraged as something within marriage. If the television show serves as a survey for the attitude of today’s teens, it seems as though just about everyone is doing it or waiting for that “special moment.” The latest episode depicted gay characters Kurt and Blaine's "first time."

Parents Television Council criticized the show for celebrating "children having sex." more >>

A tell-all television documentary about Michael Jackson’s doctor is set to air this Friday just days after he was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.

The 50-minute documentary, titled “Michael Jackson and the Doctor,” will explore the untold story of Dr. Conrad Murray, who chose not to take the stand during his six-week trial that ended Monday.

MSNBC will broadcast the must-see exclusive, which promises to deliver the inside scoop behind Murray’s relationship with the famed King of Pop. more >>

"Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3" was released at midnight in hundreds of stores as countless people camped outside various electronic stores in hopes of being among the first people to play the popular shooter.

Some accounts talk of the lines becoming physical, even when GameStop employees handed out promotional shirts.

"I was visiting a friend who was waiting on a line by the GameStop in Hylan Plaza [Staten Island, N.Y.], and at some point shirts were being given out.... I saw a group of kids tug away at one shirt like a pack of rabid wolves," said Mike McNichol, who was only there for 30 minutes visiting friends. more >>

Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar of TLC’s “19 Kids and Counting” have announced that they are expecting their 20th child this spring.

The news was announced on ABC’s “Today Show” amid family and fans.

“We are so excited,” said 45-year-old Michelle, mother of 19 children. “I feel good, I am past the sickness stage now.” more >>

Marriage proponents acknowledged that divorces like reality television star Kim Kardashian's desecrates marriage but said the solution is not to redefine marriage.

Kardashian's divorce from New Jersey Nets player Kris Humphries after 72 days of marriage has rocked pop culture. Several people weighed in on the shocking split, including gay activists who feel that the speedy divorce is reason enough to reconsider the sanctity of traditional marriage.

Danielle and Aisha Moodie-Mills, the first lesbian couple to have their same-sex union featured in Essence Magazine, took to the Web to chide pro-family groups and advocate gay marriage. more >>

The Parents Television Council blasted an appeals court for upholding their earlier decision to throw out a $550,000 indecency fine against CBS for Janet Jackson’s “wardrobe malfunction” during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, where Justin Timberlake ripped off Jackson’s bustier unveiling her bare breast on live television.

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia ruled on Wednesday that the Federal Communications Commission had improperly fined the network for the incident, standing by their original ruling in 2008 to the shock of family organizations.

“Today’s ruling reaches the level of judicial stupidity and is a sucker-punch to families everywhere,” said PTC President Tim Winter in a statement. more >>