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What is TV these days? Is it that big hulking flat screen in your living room where you watch awards shows live with commercials? Is it the things that you download from iTunes or stream on Hulu and watch on your phone during your long commute? Is it the latest season of 'Game of Thrones' which you stole from a torrent site and consume in one long evening while eating pie with birds flying out of it? TV is all of these, but TV is certainly not Netflix. Still Netflix is dying to be TV, and that is a huge mistake.

If you've been following the late-night show shake-ups of the past few months -- starting with Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers taking over the NBC slots, moving right into David Letterman announcing his retirement, and currently stalled out with the news that Craig Ferguson will also be leaving his own CBS show -- you might also be aware that Chelsea Handler is leaving her own E! show. But she is not

The moment David Letterman announced his retirement from 'The Late Show,' speculation began toward possible replacements, though very few of them were given to Letterman's 'Late Show'-following host Craig Ferguson. Stephen Colbert's quick acceptance of the gig left people questioning if Ferguson will remain with 'The Late Late Show', and it seems Ferguson has officially decided to step down at the

Chelsea Handler seems like the best candidate to to wed Blake Shelton had Miranda Lambert never existed.

As he makes the rounds to promote his 'Spring Break...Here to Party' record, Luke Bryan paid a visit to 'Chelsea Lately' to have a little one-on-one chat with the acid-tongued host. Turns out they talked quite a bit about his ACM Awards co-host Blake Shelton's drinking habits, but the funniest part of this clip is when Sarah Colonna, a 'Chelsea' staffer, showed up, clearly crushing on the country

The Los Angeles Times is calling Chelsea Handler the most overpaid celebrity on TV.  Here's how the paper came to its conclusion: divide the salary by the number of viewers the show pulls in.  In Handler's case, she makes $12 million and her show attracts 0.7 million viewers.  That turns out to be $16.70 earned per viewer.  Other celebrities making the list were

Blake Shelton made a special appearance on Chelsea Handler's show Chelsea Lately to help the comedian celebrate her 600th episode. The conversation turned racy when Handler asked Shelton about some of his recent Twitter comments. During the interview, the host read a few of her favorite tweets from the country star, including one that detailed an average morning for Shelton and one that read: &quo