Seriously? OMG! WTF?

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We are so used to seeing Maksim Chmerkovskiy being all tough on Dancing with the Stars, but his 4 month old son has turned him into a softie. And that is nothing to cough about. That is unless you want Shai to laugh with you in that cute way babies do.

I like this side of Maks, hopefully we will get to see it more often! Maybe when DWTS makes him Len Goodman’s replacement on the show. He is the best choice for the job. Don’t you think?

Sorry, I stopped watching, so I don’t remember who survived the series finale and who didn’t. But doesn’t mean, I don’t want to see it back on he air.

Last week, when Jim Parsons was on Watch What Happens Live, someone wanted to know if he plans on marrying his boyfriend of 14 years. With a little stutter, he told Andy Cohen, “Probably.” Knowing in the back of his mind that on Saturday Todd Spiewak and him were going to make their love official at the Rainbow Room in NYC according to Page Six.

Parsons also told the Bravo host that they met on a blind date and the friends who set them made it a double date. Because their friends were there, it made it all very comfortable. So comfortable that they were planning their second date by the end of their first one. No word if the matchmakers were at the ceremony but they should’ve been the best men.

The Big Bang Theory star also told Cohen that when they first started dating, his now husband was the bread winner and supported him. Then after a few years, he landed a role that was relief to both of them. That dynamic, he says also helped to make their relationship stronger.

Here’s to them having a very happy marriage that lasts as long as they have been dating and beyond.

UPDATE: Here is the first photo of the happy couple as Mr & Mr!

That hairy man looks so different now – Dlisted

Salma Hayek's cleavage – GCeleb

Miley Cyrus is back – Farandulista

Where is Taylor Swift? – Celebitchy

Selena Gomez trapper? – The Blemish

This year's saddest break up – The Nip Slip

Kate Beckinsale is open for business – Celebslam

Angelina Jolie is ready for her closeup – The Wow Report

Monday starts off with The Voice and leads into the new drama Brave. The latter is not a good fit with the former. After reading the description and watching the trailer, I have no idea what Brave is about, do you?

Tuesday starts off with The Voice, leads into Superstore and The Good Place and ends with Chicago Fire. When are networks going to realize that Reality followed by Comedies followed by a Drama doesn’t work. People like to watch at least two hours of the same type of programming.

Wednesday leads of with the ever moving The Blacklist into two stable shows Law & Order: SVU and Chicago PD.

Thursday they are trying to make it Must See TV again with Will & Grace, Great News, This Is Us and Law & Order: True Crime. NBC would’ve been smart to lead the night with Chicago Med into This Is Us. Together those two would’ve destroyed TGIT over on ABC. I don’t think Tina Fey guest starring on Great News is going to help it in the ratings department. If The Voice can’t do it, neither will the NBC favorite.

Blindspot and Taken move to Fridays for the first two hours of Primetime. I don’t foresee anyone new tuning it and Taken needs to be taken by viewers because it wasn’t doing well on Mondays.

All in all, NBC looks to be in trouble, but anything can happen. Like them thinking of redoing the schedule over the summer. Maybe they can take taxi in NYC and have Reverend Jim work his magic.

Some other news from NBC and it is super. This Is Us gets the post Super Bowl slot. Which sounds good on paper, but it is not the right audience for TV biggest night. Although, I expect it to be one hell of a standalone episode. The network still hasn’t decided the fates for Trial & Error and Chicago Justice. I don’t know why they didn’t pick up the former because it was their strongest comedy in a really long time.

To see the Fall schedule and descriptions of the new shows, then click here!

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