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It's the 'feel good' video of the day!

Andy Warhol once said "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes." I wonder if he meant dogs too. Meet "Gin," the most talented dog in the world!

"Saved ....by the guys in the Seventh Precinct."

"Just when I was about to change that and wreck my life, the cops came and saved me!"

Interesting how two different newspapers played the story.

Whatever your feelings are however, this is another argument for keeping kids out of show business! Just sayin'.

What TV anchors do between the 6 and the 11

If you're Philadelphia anchor Larry Mendte you use that time to hack into your hot co-anchor's Yahoo e-mail account and read her mail, over and over and over and over again!

Mendte opened former colleague Alycia Lane's private e-mail account hundreds of times over many months, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported yesterday, and the FBI is investigating whether he passed on gossip about Lane to the media.

I've always said that TV news is news produced by idiots for idiots. I guess this episode just reinforces that notion.

(If you need proof of that just check out some of Larry's award-winning journalism in this clip.)

Anyway, you may remember Alycia as the "smokin'-hot" anchor on NBC6 a few years back. (As a matter of fact she's so hot I'm posting two pictures of her.)

She left Miami to anchor in Philly and got her pretty-little-self caught up in a couple of embarrassing episodes that TV types tend to get caught up in. (Remember Bill Kamal and Rick Sanchez?)

First Alycia sent pics of herself in a bikini to a sports nerd/anchor (don't all they fit that description?) at ESPN who just happened to be married. For some reason...even in this Internet age when stuff like this usually makes it online in nano-seconds...those pictures never surfaced, to the dismay of many.

And then late last year she experienced some sort of TV anchorwoman hyper-meltdown in NYC and punched an undercover female cop but only after calling her a "dyke bitch."

That incident got her fired in January of this year.

I have no idea if anyone cares about this but it does give me an excuse to post two great pictures of Alycia.

Cue the "Fat Lady"

Looks like the end for Hillary if you believe some very knowledgeable people.

The LA Times is reporting that there are signs that Hillary is getting ready to pull the plug.

Too lazy to change the channel?

The LA Times reported Saturday that Telemundo has canceled the network's early morning show "Cada Dia" which was modeled after NBC's "Today Show."

From the story:

NBC Universal found that "Cada Dia," launched in October 2005, could not compete with Univision's morning show, "Despierta America." The powerhouse Univision program averaged 801,000 viewers, compared with 138,000 for "Cada Dia."

The story quotes Miami media consultant Julio Rumbaut who says one of the reasons Telemundo failed to attract an audience for "Cada Dia" was that "viewers' TV sets were still set on Univision from the evening before, when they watched its popular telenovelas."

Now there's a prime demographic: 800,000 viewers who are too lazy to change the channel!

By the way, even though the show was produced at Telemundo's Hialeah studios, I could find no mention of this in The Herald. I guess they'll get around to reporting it in a few days.