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According to a reliable source, the iPhone 5 really is going to be bigger and better — literally!!

The screen of the new Apple baby will be 4+ inches!! That’s big! Not only that, but the casing is going to be new too!! Hmm… inneresting…

But of course Apple hasn’t settled on a version to release, so there may be some alterations before we see the big reveal!!

But for right now it sounds like Siri might have some competition!!! Let’s ask her what she thinks… “Let’s just talk about you,” she says. LOL!!!

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We’re about to get A LOT more shows on Lifetime featuring incompetent parents exploiting their children!

The network’s reality series, Dance Moms and America’s Supernanny, garnered their largest audiences so far among their key demographics last night, with the former delivering 1.3 million in adults 18-49, 1.0 million in women 18-49, 1.1 million Adults 25-54 and 866,000 Women 25-54 – making it the #1 original series across ad-supported cable in its hour among women 18-49; while the latter’s pulling 667,000 Adults 18-49, 562,000 Women 18-49, 653,000 Adults 25-54 and 535,000 Women 25-54!

Guess some people like to feel better about their own parenting skills by watching this!

J.B. Smoove works mostly in Los Angeles, but he grew up in the New York area, so it’s always exciting to make his way home. On Comedy Central’s new stand-up comedy series “Russell Simmons Presents: The Ruckus” (Thu., 10 p.m. EST on Comedy Central), Smoove plays host to all the talent, but he does more than introduce the acts.

Each episode, and there have been two so far, features a video short starring Smoove. In the first episode, he stole Russell Simmons’ phone, while in the second he was walking the streets with the series’ in-house mixmaster, DJ Cassidy. Since he was back home, Smoove wanted to “do some real New York stuff.”

Cassidy thought giant pretzels was pretty New York, but before he knew what was happening, the two of them were running down the street having just stolen an old lady’s purse. While they may have thought they got away with it, apparently modern New York old ladies are both fast and packing heat. She got her purse back at gunpoint, and then proceeded to mug them.

The six-episode run of “Russell Simmons Presents: The Ruckus” continues Thursdays at 10 p.m. EST on Comedy Central).

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For a few years now, fans have been enjoying the crazy antics of J.B. Smoove as Leon Black on “Curb Your Enthusiasm” opposite Larry David and as the host of Comedy Central’s “Russell Simmons Presents: The Ruckus.” What far fewer people know is that he was a part of the writing team on “Saturday Night Live” for three seasons from 2003-2006. Mainly, according to Smoove on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” (Weeknights, 12 a.m. EST on ABC), none of his stuff ever got on the air.

Tina Fey was one of the head writers during his tenure with the show — he left the same season she did — and according to Kimmel, “he said that you were hilarious and you had hilarious ideas and yet none of them ever got onto the show.”

Smoove pulled out a book of ideas from that time to go over a few of them. They were as wacky as anything seen on the venerable sketch comedy show, like the idea of Tarzan in a turtleneck, or Johnny Knoxville solving crimes by drinking the suspect’s urine. Probably the one that feels the most like a sketch idea was having a family that lives in their house as if they’re living in or under a helicopter.

“They’re always talking loud,” Smoove explained, shouting, “‘What’s for dinner tonight? I’ll go get the turkeys!” And then doing that classic under-the-chopper ducked down running. It would be interesting to see which sketches were chosen over some of his ideas during those years.

Watch “Jimmy Kimmel Live” every weeknight at 12 a.m. EST on ABC.

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Dixie was pretty excited at the beginning and at the end of her pheasant adventure on “American Stuffers” (Thu., 10 p.m. EST on Animal Planet). That middle part, though, got a little hinky for her. And a little “disgusting.”

She certainly enjoyed the experience of going out pheasant hunting with the dogs and enjoying the pleasure of taking down a bird. As she’d not yet stuffed a pheasant, Daniel though this was a great opportunity to learn. And she’d be mounting her own kill, making it an even more cherished experience.

But when he started opening up his to show her how to do it and found undigested corn inside the bird’s stomach, her face twisted. “That’s disgusting,” she said, getting squeamish and uncomfortable momentarily. But Daniel took her through the process, and she certainly appreciated the final product.

“Taxidermy’s cool. It’s like a memory that you can keep,” she said. “Every time I see this pheasant I’m gonna remember our hunt.”

See what’s stuffed next on “American Stuffers” every Thursday at 10 p.m. EST on Animal Planet.

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After a full episode without Vinny, Pauly D decided enough was enough this week on “Jersey Shore” (Thu., 10 p.m. EST on MTV). So he rallied up the troops — AKA the “Jersey Shore” cast and camera crew — to go to Vinny’s house and convince him to come back to the “Jersey” house with them.

“We barge into Vinny’s house like we were a SWAT team,” Sammi said, and she wasn’t wrong. The entire gang swarmed around Vinny, who seemed positively stunned to see them. While he left the show to work on himself and get out of a funk he was in, he apparently spent some time working out and getting a new chest tattoo. The tat reads “Let Go-Let God.”

“Am I 100%? I don’t think so,” Vinny admitted. “But I think I’m ready to just make the next step and continue working hard at recovering when I’m at the Shore.”

And so he packed up his belongings and went back with the gang. “Jersey Shore” is complete once again. Did you miss Vinny while he was away? Do you think he’s ready to be back?

Find out as “Jersey Shore” continues every Thursdays at 10 p.m. EST on MTV.

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