The Jersey Shore Girls will be on Ellen this Wednesday (8th). Other guests coming up include Kirstie Alley, Kelly Osbourne and Modern Family's Nolan Gould.

Guests on the Late Show Show this week include: J.Lo, Rob Schneider, Bill Murray, Howard Stern, Girls Generation and Woody Harrelson.

Coming up on Dr. Oz ... people who've lost 50 kilo's each, anti-cancer super foods and on Friday: a celebrity edition starring Randy Jackson and Kim Kartrashian.

Coming up on Dr. Oz: how to get the best oh-oh-oh-orgasm after 40, five things you should never buy at the shops; and secret viruses that can exhaust you.

Guests coming to Ellen include Josh Duhamel, Lenny Kravitz, Lady Gaga, Katherine Heigl, Greyson Chance, Hilary Swank and Pierce Brosnan.

Coming up on Dr Oz: 5 silent killers women in, smallpox horrors, tapeworms (brrrrrr), transgender children and how to get rid of *hic*ups.

Guests on The Late Show this week include: Mark Wahlberg, Kristen Bell (the voice of Gossip Girl), Dolly Parton, Glee's Heather Morris and Kate Beckinsale.

A headsup that Dr. Oz will only air on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday this week because of the cricket on Tuesday and Friday. A rundown of the line-up ...

A look at the Dr. Oz line-up for the holiday season. Coming up: male body shocks, seven deadly sins, anti-aging secrets and sexing up your life for the new year.

Guests coming up on The Late Show include: Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jnr, Tom Hanks, David Duchovny, Young Jeezy, Julie Chen and Barbara Walters.

Guests on the Late Show this week: Matt Damon, Jerry Seinfeld, Jonah Hill, Jessica Biehl, The Black Keys, Kristen Johnston and Charlize Theron.

On Monday (5th) Penny has a frank conversation with Mshosa to ask questions about identity and skin lightening: who is she and who does she want to become?

Are you sleep deprived? Dr. Oz reveals the consequences of not getting at least seven hours of sleep a night. Also coming up: pain; and a brain-eating worm.

Guests on the Late Show this week: Ty Burrell (Phil on Modern Family), Gayle King (who talks about her new TV venture), Bieber, Amy Sedaris and Jason Sudeikis.

On Dr. Oz this week: deadly panic attacks, the hidden causes of insomnia, five pains that could mean cancer, non-existent orgasms and erogenous zones.

This Monday (21st) Motswako puts the spotlight on climate change in the build-up the Conference of the Parties which takes place in Durban next week.

Could you be depressed? Dr. Oz looks the five warnng signs of depression in women. Also coming up: struggles with diets and how to avoid a heart attack.

Oprah only airs Monday to Wednesday this week because of the first cricket test between Australia and South Africa. The line-up of repeat episodes coming up.

Dr. Oz will also only air Monday to Wednesday this week because of the cricket. Coming up: health rip-offs, asthma attacks; and how dinner guests can be poisoned.

Oprah will only air on Monday and Tuesday this week because of the first cricket test between Australia and South Africa. The line-up of repeat episodes coming up.

On Monday Motswako starts the build-up to the 16 Days of Activism campaign. Penny chats to Minister Lulu Xingwana and the show visits victims of domestic abuse.

Dr. Oz will also only air on Monday and Tuesday this week because of the cricket. Coming up on Monday and Tuesday: deadly conditions in women; and exhaustion.

On Monday Dineo Ranaka and Poppy Ntshongwana join Penny to chat about how to win t'wars - and how to avoid them if possible.

On Dr. Oz this week: how the weather affects your booty, foods that fight cancer, the Top 4 most dangerous over-the-counter meds; and the sex experiment returns.

Repeat episodes on Oprah this week include the special documentary showing what went down behind-the-scenes while filming Season 25 - which aired on OWN.

Dineo Ranaka will be on Three Talk this Thursday following the rescheduling of her interview last week. Also coming up: Diwali; and a close look at false prophets.

Motswako puts the spotlight on breast cancer this week: a survivor shares her story; and the show tributes a 23-year-old who fought the disease to the end.

Are you normal? Dr. Oz hits the streets to help people answer the question. Also coming up: pregnancy myths, health time bombs and medical rumours.

Line-up change! Dineo Ranaka won't be on Three Talk this Thursday - her interview will be on next Thursday instead. The new line-up: a spotlight on SABC3 shows.

The line-up of repeats on Oprah this week includes: Oprah ultimate favourite things, remembering John F. Kennedy; and horrific crime in Connecticut.

Are cellphones causing brain cancer? Dr. Oz explores the link between the two and gives tips on how to use cellphones safely. Also coming up: contagious killers.

A reminder that Oprah is now on at 14h50 Mondays to Fridays. Repeat episodes coming up include: Whoopi Goldberg, molested men: part 2; and John of God.

3Talk unearths talented South African filmmakers and introduces bright young stars. Also, Noeleen poses the question: are kids growing up too fast?

Guests on the Late Show this week include: Samuel L. Jackson, George Clooney, Hugh Jackman and Sting, who performs from his new album Sting: 25 Years.

On Dr. Oz this week: a married couple reveals how they drive each other into sickness; and a spotlight on sex: how much do you really know about it?

Oprah moves to a new timeslot on SABC3 this week: to 14h50. The repeat line-up of episodes includes Ricky Martin, molested men; and Michael Jackson's family.

Guests on the Late Show this week: Kaley Cuoco (The Big Bang Theory), Nick Offerman (Parks & Recreation), Poppy Montgomery (Without A Trace) and Caroline Kennedy.

The Dr. Oz Show moves to it's permanent new timeslot on SABC3 this week: 15h45. The line-up includes: the war of the sexes, supermarket horrors and saggy boobs.

The Oprah repeats continue with a rebroadcast of the episodes of Oprah's trip to Australia, ending at the Sydney Opera House. Also: Garth Brooks.

Paula Abdul guests on The Late Show this week - in the wake of the premiere of The X Factor USA. Also coming up: Ted Danson talks about his role on CSI.

On Dr. Oz this week: Charlie Sheen (before his Two and a Half Men meltdown), how to look younger in nine days; and women's diseases and how to prevent them.

All episodes of Oprah continue to be repeats this week. Guests double appearing: Jane Fonda, Barbra Streisand, the Von Trapp family, and Gayle on her adventure with Oprah.

On Tuesday (20th) Dr. Oz reveals the five warning pangs that could be deadly. Also, five ways you can tell if you have a drinking problem and how to avoid bacteria.

All episodes of Oprah are repeats again this week. Guests double-appearing: Susan Boyle and other "next big things", the teen who killed his molester; and Tyler Perry.

Is your house killing you? Dr. Oz reveals how rooms can be toxic. Also coming up: how to deal with disasters; and how to check that you have a healthy pet.

All Oprah episodes are repeats again this week. Guests double-appearing: Teri Hatcher, Cybill Shepherd, LAPD detective Mark Fuhrman and an orphan elephant.

Guests coming up on Letterman this week: Lenny Kravitz, Martin Lawrence, Jason Sudeikis, Alec Bladwin, Lady Antebellum, Aubrey Plaza and Julianna Margulies.

Dr. Oz moves to 14h50 on SABC3 from Monday (5th). In the line-up: five reasons for exhaustion, what erections say about men's health; and the G-spot.

All Oprah episodes are repeats this week because the new episode tapes haven't arrived. Guests double-appearing: Martha Stewart; and Lisa Marie Presley speaks out about MJ.

New episodes return to Letterman this Tuesday. Guests include: Ashton Kutcher, who talks about taking over from Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men.