In the format of Top Chef, 24 world-renowned chefs will compete against each other. During each episode, the chefs will face off and the winning chef will be given cash for their charities. Four chefs will compete to name one winner during the first six episodes. The six winning chefs will meet up to compete in the final four weeks with one person being eliminated each episode until there is only one winning chef left. The winner will be named Top Chef Master and recieve $100,000 for their charity.

The chefs will compete in two challenges during each episode. They will compete in a version of the Top Chef Quickfire Challenge to test their basic skills. Each Quickfire Challenge will be judged by a blind taste test and fine dining review style five-star system.

During the second challenge, the chefs participate in a more involved challenge that tests their versatility and invention as they work with unusual foods or cater for demanding clients. The judges along with a range of tasters will evaluate the chefs. The food has to appeal to critics and dinners--wheter they be patrons at a five star restaurant or hungry kids.

Get to know a group of privileged teenagers who are members of Manhattan's elite high school scene. These studens do everything in groups whether they are traveling to sophisicated vacation spots or hanging out at an exculisive party. Watch their lives intersect as they network, shop, party, study, date and work on college applications. They are all beautiful and somehow connected.

These teens may seem to live the good life full of privilege and access. It seems like nothing or no one could get in their way, but they are often faced with tough expectations that can be difficult to live up to. Watch them on the benifit circuit as they interact with their families, entourage and people of the moment.

The show follows the comedienne as she steps up her game in an effort to increase her star status and land that coveted A-list position. After all, she is a two-time Emmy winner and a bikini model now. Team Griffin will also have their work cut out for them as Kathy puts them to work schmoozing and bribing, all for the cause. First, Kathy learns that any respectable A-Lister must be on Facebook. So naturally Kathy charges 88-year-old Maggie to manage and keep her page updated. Maggie only hopes that as payback some of her favorite A-Listers (like Betty White) will show up one day and bring wine.

Throughout the season, Kathy seeks advice from some of her A-List celebrity friends on how they obtained their status: "See how I fare after tips and lessons from everyone from Paris Hilton to rapper T.I.," says Kathy of her celebrity adventures. This season Kathy also (unsuccessfully) rallies for a Grammy win for Best Comedy Album, canvasses door to door and on the California state capital for gay marriage rights, and obtains a star on the (Palm Springs) Walk of Fame. Perhaps getting this A-List thing isn't as easy as Kathy hoped.

This new docu-series takes place in the country's hottest city and shows you the lively social scene of South Beach. The show revolves around a group of hot, young professionals as they navigate Miami's hot spots. These young people are in the corporate office during the day and out partying at night.

Miami is filled with international young, gorgeous, wealthy people looking to live the good life. All types of people come to Miami to have fun from South Americans, East Coaster to native Floridians. Miami Social follows some of the most interesting young professionals in South Beach as they participate in the city's night life and in the board room of magazine offices.

Fifteen professional designers compete for a chance to have their designs sold in the retail market and win $125,000. Isaac Mizrahi, internationally acclaimed designer, hosts and judges the show along with four-time Grammy Award-winning performer and actress Kelly Rowland. Senior Vice President of IMG Fashion Fern Mallis will also assist with judging.

Each week the designers will be tested and have to face off in two challenges. Harper Magazine's Special Projects Director Laura Brown will judge them in the Harper's Bazzar Mini Challenge. They will also have to compete in an elimination challenge each week. America decides which contestant will win the competition and get the final prizes.