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Telemundo Media announced today the launch of a multiplatform partnership with Dr Pepper to celebrate Telemundo's one of a kind on-air talent. This partnership features an intimate, candid look at the personal and professional lives of three Telemundo novela megastars, and the stories that make them truly unique. The three 'Unicos' are: Litzy, one of Mexico's most beloved television and music stars; Carmen Villalobos, one of the most recognizable young telenovela actresses, who stars in the upcoming second season of 'El Senor de los Cielos'; and Eugenio Siller, Hispanic television's leading man and star of Telemundo's new original production 'Reina de Corazones.' Each star participates in a robust, seven-month multiplatform campaign titled Los Unicos, that will showcase their stories in on-air teasers, a six-part webisode series, cross promotional appearances on Telemundo and mun2, social media promotion, personal appearances, and more. Throughout the campaign, fans will discover the little-known qualities, interests and experiences that have made each of them one of a kind.

The Valentine's Day audience at the new 2014 edition of iLUMINATE received an unexpected romantic bonus after the performance last Friday night. Immediately following the show's curtain call, there was a sudden announcement over the sound system requesting audience member Raquel Fhima to come up on stage. Once she did so, a young man, Albert Alchkifati, strolled out on stage to present his longtime girlfriend with a dozen long-stemmed roses. He then proposed to her and presented the ring. The bride-to-be happily accepted as the audience roared with approval. The entire event was captured on video - check it out below!

Every team needs a tough guy. Introducing Zeb, the (smart) muscle of the Ghost crew from Lucasfilm's upcoming animated series Star Wars Rebels. He is revealed for the first time in the video below, featuring concept art, clay sculpts, and final renderings of the character, in addition to creator interviews.

During this season's first LIVE performance shows of AMERICAN IDOL XIII, airing tonight (8:00-10:00 PM ET live/PT tape-delayed), and on Wednesday, Feb. 19 (8:00-10:00 PM ET live/PT tape-delayed), FOX will give viewers at home a front-row seat to all the backstage action and behind-the-curtain excitement via a live camera feed during select commercial breaks.

The film, which was released five weekend ago, has earned over $117 million domesticall, and has taken the top spot at the box office for three of those weekends.

During his weekly rant, 'Phineas and Ferb's' resident evil scientist Dr. Doofenshmirtz shares his displeasure for browser cookies and the overabundance of unnecessary information generated when searching the web during this week's, 'Doof's Daily Dirt' webisode, 'Search Advertising.'

Based on Nielsen national fast program ratings for last week (Monday, February 10 – Friday, February 14), NBC's TODAY has scored ratings gold with live broadcasts from Olympic Park in Sochi. TODAY averaged 6.221 million total viewers, topping GMA's 6.010 million by +4% (+211,000) making it the biggest P2+ weekly advantage over GMA since the week of 8/6/2012 (2nd week of the London Summer Olympics).

NBC's primetime coverage of the XXII Olympic Winter Games tomorrow, Wednesday, February 19 at 8/7c is highlighted by the short program in ladies' figure skating where reigning U.S. champion Gracie Gold makes her individual program debut after winning bronze in the team event. The program also features 2010 Olympic gold medalist Yuna Kim of South Korea, Yulia Lipnitskaya, who helped lead Russia to gold with a top performance in the team event, and two-time U.S. national champion Ashley Wagner. Also highlighting primetime is the giant slalom gold medal final in men's alpine skiing featuring reigning world champion Ted Ligety and Bode Miller, the most decorated skier in U.S. Olympic history, who most recently earned bronze in the super-G. In women's bobsled, 2010 Olympic bronze medalist Elana Meyers, who currently sits in first place, takes her final runs. Rounding out primetime coverage is the parallel giant slalom gold medal final in men's snowboarding.

The project 'centers on a detective and an FBI agent with very different world views who are teamed up to clean up the semi-mean streets of Battle Creek, Michigan. Penn will play another local detective who initially has reservations about the newly arrived FBI agent.'

The film, which features series stars Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Jerry Ferrara, Kevin Dillon and Jeremy Piven, centers on the 'usual girl-chasing and party-hopping figures into the plot, but so does the making of a big-budget Dracula movie that is to star Vinnie Chase, the hunk played by Grenier.' As of now, there's no word on Osment's character.

Premiering on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network on Sunday, March 9 at 10 PM ET/PT, the highly-anticipated eight-part documentary series 'Lindsay,' directed by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Amy Rice ('By The People: The Election of Barack Obama'), follows movie star and media sensation Lindsay Lohan on her journey through recovery following a very public period of crisis.

Life can get busy with a brood of 19, but the Duggars always make sure to celebrate the special moments in their supersized family. And there's plenty to celebrate in the eighth season of TLC's 19 KIDS & COUNTING. In the premiere episode, the Duggars make an exciting announcement - Jessa and Ben are courting! Dating with the intent of marriage, Jessa and Ben refrain from kissing or holding hands and always have a chaperone on dates, phone calls and even text messages. Now that their courtship is official, the Duggar boys put Ben to the test, making sure he's ready to take care of their sister. Later, the tables are turned when Jessa visits Ben's hometown and gets hit with some serious questions during a double date with Ben's parents. And the whole family reflects on what it means that a Duggar daughter may soon be leaving the nest. This 10-episode season of 19 KIDS & COUNTING premieres April 1 at 9PM (ET/PT) and airs Tuesdays in the same timeslot through May.

Last night's primetime Olympics on NBC (8-11 p.m. ET) featuring Meryl Davis and Charlie White winning America's first-ever ice dancing Olympic gold medal ranks as the most watched and highest rated second Monday of a Winter Olympics since the live U.S.-based Salt Lake City Games in 2002. The Monday night telecast averaged 23.5 million viewers and a 13.8 household rating/21 share, according to live plus same day fast national data released today by The Nielsen Company.

Paralympic athlete Jessica Long will be the subject of a 20-minute feature, Long Way Home: The Jessica Long Story, that will air within NBC's Olympic coverage this weekend.

According to Deadline, the network has just ordered a new spin-off pilot of his popular franchise, this time, focusing on cyber crimes rather than forensic science. The pilot will air this spring as part of CSI's season. Zuicker, CSI showrunner Carol Mendelsohn, and former CSI: MIAMI showrunner Ann Donahue will pen the script.

Keanu Reeves (The Matrix trilogy, The Day The Earth Stood Still) stars in a reimagining of one of Japan's timeless tales, 47 Ronin, available on Blu-ray 3D and Blu-ray Combo Packs, DVD, DIGITAL HD including UltraViolet and On Demand on April 1, 2014, from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.­­­

NBC's primetime coverage of the XXII Olympic Winter Games tomorrow, Tuesday, February 18 at 8/7c is highlighted by the giant slalom gold medal final in women's alpine skiing, where 18-year-old American phenom Mikaela Shiffrin makes her Olympic debut, and the most decorated woman in U.S. Olympic alpine history, Julia Mancuso (who won this event in Torino) will also vie for a medal. In freestyle skiing, top Americans David Wise and Torin Yater-Wallace should contend for gold in the men's halfpipe gold medal final. Also in primetime, two-time Olympian Nate Holland leads a deep U.S. snowboard cross team into Sochi, hoping to win a third consecutive U.S. gold medal in this event. Rounding out primetime on Tuesday is women's bobsled featuring 2010 Olympic bronze medalist Elana Meyers and the 3000m relay gold medal final in women's short track.

Last night's primetime Olympics on NBC (7-11 p.m. ET) averaged 21.3 million viewers and a 12.1 household rating/19 share – more than doubling the combined primetime viewership and household rating of ABC, CBS and FOX (9.9 million viewers and 6.0 household rating), according to live plus same day fast national data released today by The Nielsen Company. In addition, last night's viewership was up 11% from the comparable Sunday of the last European Winter Olympic Games (19.2 million for Torino in 2006) – marking the ninth time in 10 nights that NBC's Sochi viewership topped Torino.

NBC Sports Group continues its coverage of the Premier League with three matches on NBCSN, one on USA and one on NBC this weekend. Match coverage is highlighted by first-place Chelsea hosting sixth-place Everton and U.S. Men's National Team goalkeeper Tim Howard on Saturday at 7:45 a.m. ET on NBCSN, immediately following live coverage of the 2014 Olympic Winter Games.

Acclaimed documentary director Ken Burns sits down with Conan for a sweeping conversation about the roots of the Civil War, how to create a narrative out of chaotic history, and why C-Span is secretly awesome. Check it out below!