Contributor: PluggedIn Staff

No. 1 pop and country disc features the hit single “Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven”

Thomas’ second solo effort debuted at No. 3 on Billboard’s album chart with sales of 122,000 copies.

Prior to this No. 3 album’s release, “Light On” and “The Time of My Life” hit the Top 10.

Summertime. It’s all about fun, sun and sand, right? Well, not for everyone. For these kids it’s mandatory exercise, public weigh-ins and humiliation by bathing suit. It’s all in a day’s weight loss at Camp Victory.

Cougars. North American wildcats? Or desperate, tacky women who prey on men half their age? Well, ABC certainly isn’t airing a nature documentary here.

UPDATED REVIEW: This “new kind of family” show might just be called that because so many of its teen characters are starting families of their own.

Think ER’s plotlines were romantically, emotionally and medically chaotic? Mercy! You haven’t seen NBC’s latest medical drama—complete with rampaging patients and an oversexed staff.

UPDATED REVIEW: Life in the gymnastics gym is always a balancing act—literally and figuratively. And this show teeters right along with its characters. So does it make it or break it?

UPDATED REVIEW: The Disney machine cranks out another same-old-same-old sitcom that’s tween-centric and family-oriented, then uses it to break new ground when it comes to what those families look like.

UPDATED REVIEW: Is BTR a tribute to The Monkees? Or merely a JONAS rip-off? (Nickelodeon wouldn’t do that, would it?)

UPDATED REVIEW: Ever since it launched in 1997, South Park has been lauded for its biting satire and loathed for its wildly foul—and often blasphemous—content. It’s not mellowing with age.

The Canadian import Flashpoint hasn’t exactly worked up enough heat to explode yet. But while it’s restrained on drama, it’s also restrained on content.

UPDATED REVIEW: Charlie Sheen left for one reason. Angus T. Jones left for quite another. Now fans of Two and a Half Men will have to leave too. Finally. And thankfully.

Ever wish your boss understood exactly what you go through? Now you can watch executives pretend to be new hires to find out what their employees’ work is really like—and how well they’re doing it.

UPDATED REVIEW: No one ever claimed military life was easy. But who knew it could be so sudsy?