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From a psychological point of view, Downton Abbey offers many more sophisticated stimuli than the American audience is used to, not only in entertainment but in life itself.

The wait is over! PBS' most popular show premieres tonight. Here's what the first two seasons taught us about love.

While flipping through the channels, I landed on HBO’s series "Enlightened," and stayed to watch because I admire actress Laura Dern's work. She plays Amy Jellicoe, a corporate executive who has a dramatic flame-out, goes to a spiritual retreat center, and returns to her life as a new-and-improved Amy, she believes. While she gets on her feet, she lives with her mother, played by Diane Ladd, Laura Dern's real-life mother. We get to see how Amy got to be such a mess, through seeing how cold, mean, and superior her mother is.

We find it hard to believe that we all haven't learned a little something about love and relationships from the ones we tune in every week to see. Check out what we learned about love from TV in 2012.

Question: I have been married for nineteen years and I was wondering if you know what I should do.  The problem is that my husband always ignores me when he’s watching TV - no matter what is on - even during commercials.  What can I do to stop that?  I feel so useless and unwanted. ...Marie

By GalTime Editor, Kerri Winick, for GalTime.com Anyone who knows me knows I love myself some Real Housewives!   Yes, I’m “that” girl…the one that watches every installment. And, of course, I have my favorite leading ladies!

The CW hit is really raising the (wooden) stakes this season as the show's protagonist, Elena, transitions into - SPOILER ALERT - a hot, lustful vampire. If you haven't yet jumped into the drama of Mystic Falls, I suggest you cozy up with Netflix this weekend and get ready to be tantalized!

In a nod to Breast Cancer Awareness month, we're taking a look at the television characters who were diagnosed with this gut-wrenching disease during prime time.

Revisit your ghosts of Halloween's past in this gallery of 31 classic Halloween TV episodes and specials, with amazing guest appearances by some of our favorite celebs.

The fall television season is well underway and there are many gorgeous faces familiar — and new — gracing the small screen.

Fall is my favorite season. And not just because pumpkin spice lattes are returning or because temperatures are dipping, but because it's that time of year when all of my favorite TV shows (and some new shows) are gracing my television.

The latest reality dating show, 3, premieres tonight on CBS at 10/9c, but it's not your average, "find a man, get the ring" staged series. We chatted with host Alex Miranda (who happens to be a dear, close friend!) to get the full scoop on what sets this particular show apart from The Bachelorette and Miss Advised, and why he believes the search for love isn't that hard ... as long as you have the right approach.

Are your children lost in cyber space? Do they prefer the company of video games and television to the family? Are their only friends on Facebook? Can they day dream and use their imagination to create wonderful games or activities on their own? Do they need someone or something to tell them how to have fun? If so, they need to develop their amazing imagination and think of new ways to solve problems, create possibilities and think their own thoughts. Here are three great ways to plug in imagination

When I first saw the trailer for Bravo's new docu-series, "Miss Advised," a reality show about three single love and dating experts, I wondered: How can these beautiful, successful women still be single?

When I watched the trailer for Mindy Kaling's new show that will come to Fox soon (not soon enough!), I was beaming! I have absolutely adored Mindy since season one of The Office as the wonderful and hilarious Kelly Kapur.

Jennifer Love Hewitt has gotten a lot more saucy since she took on the role of a call girl in "The Client List." The actress appeared on "Conan" last night...