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January 31: Entertainment History (KTHV Little Rock)

On January 31, 1949, the first television daytime soap opera, “These Are My Children,” was broadcast from the NBC station in Chicago. In 1956, eleven-year-old Brenda Lee made her TV debut on ABCs “Junior Ozark Jubilee.”

Rafer Weigel to join cast of CNNs “Morning Express with Robin Meade” (Chicago Tribune)

Former actor Rafer Weigel, the son of the late Chicago broadcaster and sports writer Tim Weigel, is joining CNN Headline News “Morning Express with Robin Meade” as a sports anchor, it was announced today.

Drunk Driver Rescued By Recovering Alcoholic Seconds Before Fiery Train Crash (WLBZ Bangor)

HINSDALE, IL (NBC) — A 72-year-old Chicago man who got his minivan stuck on some train tracks is alive today thanks to the kindness of a stranger.

Kansas houses gladiator in training (University Daily Kansan)

Cody Kennedy knows he is not the biggest, the fastest or the strongest, but tomorrow the Olathe senior travels to Austin, Texas to try out for NBC’s American Gladiators.

Sports on TV (USA Today)

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The Millers Open For King Of The Blues B.B. (ABC 7 Chicago)

B.B. King, the undisputed “King of the Blues,” comes to Chicagos south suburbs for the first time when he stops at the Center for Performing Arts at Governors State University on Friday, February 8. Kings show features signature classics including “Payin the Cost to Be the Boss,” “The Thrill Is Gone,” “How Blue Can You Get,” “Everyday I Have the Blues,” and “Why I Sing The Blues.”

Back and to the left (Chicago Sun-Times)

Progressive talk WCPT could rescue Michael Feldmans WhadYa Know? Michael Feldman, whose weekly comedy/quiz show “WhadYa Know?” lost its Chicago radio outlet after 22 years, is on his way back.

‘Wilkos’ Renewed in 85% of U.S. (TV Week)

NBC Universal’s “The Steve Wilkos Show” has been renewed for a second season in more than 85% of the U.S for the 2008-09 season.

NBCUs The Steve Wilkos Show Secures Season Two (Broadcasting and Cable)

NBC Universals The Steve Wilkos Show was renewed for season two, with clearances in more than 85% of the country, said Barry Wallach, president of NBCU Domestic Television Distribution, at the annual gathering of the National Association of Television Program Executives in Las Vegas Wednesday.

Versatile Bob Balaban directs HBO film (AP via Yahoo! News)

Bob Balabans resume is like a mash-up of several people, all of them industrious and bursting with diverse creative skills.