TV

It has been said recently, and on numerous occasions, that we are enjoying a new golden age of television. It's a point that's hard to argue with. Almost every network has had at least one show that knocked it out of the park.

Here we have Miranda Kerr, former Victoria's Secret Angel and current champion of our hearts, frolicking about inside her apartment like we imagine all supermodels do: naked.

HBO plans to release a mixtape to promote the upcoming fourth-season premiere of the best show on TV, 'Game of Thrones.' And in a very un-Westeros-like move, the 10-song mix will include tracks by rappers Wale, Big Boi and Common.

Given that it has been about six months since 'Breaking Bad' has ended, someone has taken some of our favorite scenes of the series and have used them to create some absolutely fantastic songs.

The comic world has released a sigh of relief now that the Flash's new costume has been revealed.

Given the disastrous experience of the Sex Pistols' sole U.S. tour -- a 1978 jaunt through the deep south that lasted just two weeks before the band broke up in a blur of riots and regret -- the first trip through the states by singer John Lydon (formerly Johnny Rotten)'s post-Pistols project Public Image Ltd. was bound to be a memorable one.

Just as the the cast of 'Ripper Street' tried to solve the mystery of the Jack the Ripper serial murders but failed, a certain electronic retailer rescued the show from cancellation to bring about another season.

Trace Beaulieu, best known as Dr. Clayton Forrester and the voice of wisecracking robot Crow T. Robot on 'Mystery Science Theater 3000,' was one of the prime architects of the beloved cult TV show. From the program's formation in 1988 as a low-budget local show created by Joel Hodgson for a Minneapolis TV station until his departure in 1996, Beaulieu served as co-writer, co-star and one of the mos

In this sixth and final season of 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars,' we get to see the origins of Order 66, the creation of the clone army, Yoda visiting the Sith's home planet and a long-awaited return from Liam Neeson as Qui-Gon Jinn.

Some dude made posters for every single 'Breaking Bad' episode, and they're a thing of beauty.

This commercial is just Ashley Sky on the beach wearing boxers and a tank top, and it is just as glorious and mesmerizing as that sounds.

We've watched it about a hundred times, and we're stumped. It's just a woman eating a footlong sausage breakfast, right?