Airing Fridays at 8 PM (ET/PT), it's a perfect companion to WHAT NOT TO WEAR and will be a one-stop destination for the smart solutions and accessible ideas we all need to make life easier.

Jon and Kate Plus 8 With two year-old sextuplets and six year-old twins, the Jon and Kate Gosselin have hardly your typical American family. Jon and Kate are the ambitious parents of this adorable bunch and they are fighting all odds to make sure their children have a normal, happy childhood. We follow them as they tackle seemingly ordinary life events like pumpkin picking and birthday parties that become extraordinary when you have eight children.

Little People, Big World
Meet Matt and Amy Roloff, and their four children Zach, Jeremy, Molly, and Jacob. Standing only four feet tall, Matt and Amy Roloff are raising their four children, who are both little and normal sized, on their 34-acre farm. Their biggest problems come from their 15-year-old son Zach, who is two feet shorter than his twin Jeremy.

Miami Ink

1344 Washington Ave
Miami Beach FL 33139
Miami Ink is co-owned by tattoo artists Ami James and Chris Núñez, and also features artists Chris Garver, Darren Brass and Yoji Harada. Ami does most of the narrating, sometimes Chris does the talking. "Funky Kingston" by Toots and the Maytals is the theme song.

Trading Spaces - Paige Davis returns to help family and friends switch houses to show off their interior design skills. The capetners include include: Amy Wynn Pastor , Andrew Dan-Jumbo, Carter Oosterhouse , Jimmy Little, Leslie Segrete, Ty Pennington, Faber Dewar Designers include: Barry Wood, Douglas Wilson , Genevieve Gorder , Hildi Santo-Tomas , Leslie Segrete, Vern Yip, Christi Proctor, Dez Ryan, Edward Walker, Frank Bielec, Jon Laymon, Kia Steave-Dickerson, Laura Day, Laurie Hickson-Smith, Rick Rifle, Roderick Shade

Kat Von D is back on TLC with a new season of the hit series, LA INK. The new season is blowing up with compelling stories, new business ventures, and Kat's signature brand of cool that is sure to leave an indelible impression on viewers.

Hot off the heels of a whirlwind year, Kat finds herself in New York, riding a wave of success unlike anything she's ever dreamed of. This season, life has changed for Kat: screaming fans, new boyfriend, rock star Nikki Sixx, and a new makeup line with Sephora. But with her ever-growing fame and new found success comes a whole new set of stakes -can she balance these opportunities with her tattoo shop, which is busier than ever. "This tattoo shop didn't come with a manual" says Kat as she returns to Los Angeles to make sure High Voltage keeps running strong.

This season promises some of the shop's most colorful customers yet. Kat and the team are taking on everyone from a famous athlete to a daughter getting a tattoo for her family and sick mother, to an over the top, luchador wrestler. It seems these days that everyone is looking to immortalize something.

Allison Kugel at PR.com got the chance to chat with Kat Von D

Here are some of the highlights:

"I think when I started getting tattoos it was really scary for them, and you know, I had a Mohawk and I was fourteen when I stopped going to school. My dad's a doctor and they were missionaries for the church. It was kind of scary for them, but a decade later, and a TV show later (laughs)... whatever it takes to make them understand where I'm coming from." - Kat's parent's reaction to her lifestyle
 
"I'm a big Beethoven fan and I've been playing the piano since I was six, and learning about his attitude was totally crazy. [He was] a hopeless romantic, but socially inept and just kind of punk rock. He was like the punk rock guy back in the day, back during those times, and didn't give a fuck. I guess that's how I've always felt." - comparing her offbeat attitude to that of Beethoven's
 
We're totally big nerds (laughs)! Sometimes I lay in bed with him and we do something totally geeky and I'm like, ''Oh my God, if people knew." - describing her relationship with Nikki SIxx from Motely Crue
 
"Well Nikki and I actually talked about it, and I guess I'm not hopeless anymore, but I'm in love with being in love. I love all things romantic and when I love I love. It's all or nothing. There's a crazy, grand beauty to the struggle of love. But, now that I've found my other half (referring to boyfriend Nikki Sixx) I feel we're more hopeful romantics. We still stay romantic but we're not hopeless." - on being a hopeless romantic
 
I just had my one year and one month anniversary. I had totally forgotten. Somebody reminded me the other day... in the first season [of LA Ink] I was hammered so many times (laughs). When you're on TV you have a responsibility. Some people choose to acknowledge that, and some don't. I actually do care. It's like with smoking on camera, kid's thought it was cool, and I don't want to be a part of that. With the drinking thing, eventually you've got to grow up and get your shit together, and I'm glad I did." - Kat on quitting drinking to be a better role model
 
"Four or five years ago going into a Dior store or, you know, you felt like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman (laughs). People would stare, and it wasn't because they were curious. Going to the mall was pretty hard. I think for a female especially, because it's so much gnarlier than [on] a guy. On a guy it's like, "Oh, he's a wild one." If it's a girl it's all the bad stigmas. You're a hooker, you're a drug addict, you were in jail (laughs)." - Kat on facing prejudice for her appearance before she was famous

What Not To Wear - A "bad-dresser" victim, suggested by a friend or family member is videotaped for two weeks and they get to go to New York with a $5000.00 Bank of America Visa card to improve thier wardrobe and hopefully learn "what not to wear" via suggestions from fashion consultants Clinton and Stacey. After the lesson and shopping, Carmindy and Nick offer hairstyling and make up pointers.
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