Stella Bonasera/ Mac Taylor pairing in the TV show CSI:NY (Crime Scene Investigation: New York) Commonly used in fanfiction.

Tournament of Bitches.

Take the 64 team NCAA March Madness Bracket and fill it out with 64 females of your choice, 4 brackets with rankings 1-16. Normally, a group of males will be in charge of the TOB and you will have a selection committee to vote on the designated match up between two females. Winner advances. Continue until Champion. Present female with trophy after completion of the TOB.

It is supposed to be ran the same way of the tournament, so when there is a game on TV, where that game is in the bracket, those females face each other. Who ever looks better that day wins.

Also, Make sure to keep it a secret from everyone, including the girls competing in the tournament. You do not want them to have any biased decisions when decided what to wear in the morning.

A hilarious show on CBS. Basically, there's this nasty, old, bitchy women, like the perfect stereotype librarian, called "Judge Judy." She's actually a judge for real court cases, but very minor ones. Idiots who have never heard of the show will be delighted of the idea of being on television, and will not realize that they are about to be humiliated. Such cases include: "She broke my ipod!" "He borrowed my car when he wasn't supposed to!" "He's stalking me!" Often people are just really, really stupid...and fat. Judge Judy will tell them to shut up, the crowd will laugh at them, amongst other things. It's a great show.

for some, a single act that prepares them for participating in the CBS reality show, Survivor. For others, it's a way of life; it's every action that they do, and they later justify it as training for Survivor game play. Done usually by those wishing to one day be on said reality show, however those with a deep passion for the show may participate in training as well. Can include actions such as: climbing, lying, manipulative actions, running, balencing, stealing, reward eating, flirting, backstabbing, swimming, lifting, throwing, tackling, ect.

Large media organizations such as NBC/MSNBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, and NPR Radio that are actually very legitimate news organizations but are often accused of bias because they embarrass and point out the hypocrisy and idiocy of many Tea Baggers and fake Conversatives.

Former half-Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin is a perfect example of someone who uses the phrase all the time even though she is on the payroll of an actual lame stream media outlet, Faux News.

Thursday, April 14, 2011, the day ABC announced the cancellations of "All My Children" and "One Life to Live," two of the longest-running shows in television history, within two years of CBS canceling the even longer-running "Guiding Light" and "As the World Turns." ABC Daytime president Brian Frons seemingly gave no fucks about the whole situation.

Energetic hip hop duo Northern League, kicked off their career not with an album or single, but with a slew of television,soundtrack and movie appearances. Members A.B. and FS Beatz(Ming+Fs) met while attending high school in their hometown of New Haven,CT. After graduating, the duo cut and began to shop various demos, while also making their mark on the indie band scene, they quickly recruited a younger Keith Logan in 2003 and began there attack on the mix-tape world, racking up 20,000+sales independently. At the same time, A.B. and Keith developed budding relationships at MTV/VH1 Networks and landed music placements on a number of the network's shows,including The Real World, Yo Momma, Bam's UnHoly Union,etc. Producer FS Beatz (Ming+FS) took notice of the duos chemistry, quickly partnering with A.B to create, Hustle Now/Patriarch Recordings (Hustlenow.com). The trio immediately cut tracks that would later appear in various other major television networks such as ESPN's Tilt,HBO's Entourage,& Showtime's Weeds also branching into the world of indie films (The Architect,Delirious,Big Money,Strive). In 2007, Northern League’s list of credits continued to grow, as their music was featured in CSI:MIAMI,CSI NY and numerous other CBS and ABC broadcasts,closing the year providing Sony films with there debut single, "Gone In Sixty Seconds," for use in the major motion picture Stomp The Yard.