Check out our list of recommendations to make sure you don’t miss any this week’s quality programming:

All Times are EST.

Monday
Season Premiere of ‘Dancing with the Stars’ (8:00p on ABC)

Season Finale of ‘Pretty Little Liars’ (8:00p on ABC Family)

Tuesday
Season Premiere of ‘The Little Couple’ (10:00p on TLC)

Season Finale of ‘Switched at Birth’ (8:00p on ABC Family)

Season Finale of ‘The River’ (9:00p on ABC)

Season Finale of ‘Southland’ (10:00p on TNT)

Wednesday
Series Premiere of ‘Bent’ (9:00p on NBC)

Series Premiere of ‘Duck Dynasty’ (10:00p on A&E)

Thursday

Series Premiere of ‘Touch’ (9:00p on Fox)

Season Finale of ‘Project Runway All-Stars’ (9:00p on Lifetime)

Season Finale of ‘Archer’ (10:00p on FX)

Friday

Season Finale of ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ (9:00p on CMT)

Got it?  Good. Now there’s no excuse for missing any of this week’s excitement, but if you do, remember that you’ll be able to find most of the episodes online the following day with FreeCast.com.

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NBA All-Star Weekend is jam-packed with fun and entertaining events leading up to Sunday’s All-Star Game, but Friday’s Sprint NBA All-Star Celebrity Game is the only one that will be streamed for free online, courtesy of ESPN, and now NBA fans will be able to enjoy all the action of the celeb throw-down live via Facebook with the FreeCast app.

The FreeCast app for Facebook gives users the power to find and watch all of their favorite TV shows, movies, events and more from Facebook, and this Friday it will guide its users to ESPN’s coverage of the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, which means you can watch every play live from your computer while talking with your friends and other Facebook users about the action, all on one screen.

Whether you’re using it as a ‘second screen’ to accompany the cable coverage or as your primary viewing platform, the app provides a convenient way to share the action with your friends and other fans no matter where you are, helping you to make the most of your NBA All-Star Weekend experience.

The Sprint Celebrity Game starts Friday Feb 24^th at 7pm, but don’t wait until then to get the free app from FreeCast, available at apps.facebook.com/freecasttv.

Check out the full celeb roster below to see who’ll be playing in Friday’s game:

Ne-Yo (R&B/pop)
Common (Just Wright)
J.B. Smoove (Curb Your Enthusiasm)
Vinny Guadagnino (Jersey Shore)
Kevin Hart (Laugh At My Pain)
Javier Colon (The Voice)
Drew and Jonathan Scott (Property Brothers)
Jesse Williams (Grey’s Anatomy)
Mitch Richmond (six-time NBA All-Star)
Penny Hardaway (four-time NBA All-Star)
Nick Anderson (NBA legend)
Tamika Catchings (WNBA, Indiana Fever)
Doug Gottlieb (ESPN, The Doug Gottlieb Show)

Our app for Facebook takes live streaming events to a whole new level by incorporating social interaction with our users’ viewing experience; not only will you be able to catch all the red carpet action live from your computer this Sunday, but you can comment and chat with your friends and other Facebook users about all the action while its happening, all one screen! (Did we mention that it’s totally FREE?)

The app will be guiding users to multiple live streams of the red carpet coverage, one of which will be E! Online’s ‘Livestream From the Red Carpet’, giving viewers the power to customize their viewing experience to get a more personalized view of the pre-show events.

Even if you’re planning on having your own Oscar party, FreeCast’s app makes a great ‘second screen’ to accompany the network coverage, ensuring that you get the most out of your Oscar experience.

Coverage begins Sunday Feb 26th at 5:15p EST, but don’t wait until then. Get the free app now at: http://apps.facebook.com/freecasttv/

Also on the menu for Wednesday night is a special episode of ‘Suburgatory’ featuring ‘Jersey Shore’s The Situation, followed by a crossover episode of ‘Bones’ & ‘Finder’ on Thursday night.

The week is also full of season finales, with ‘Royal Pains’ wrapping up on Wednesday followed by a ‘Fringe’ finale on Friday.

Friday marks the beginning of NBA All-Star Weekend, which features a number of events each day leading up to the All-Star Game on Sunday. After the game, be sure to tune in to the 84^th Annual Academy Awards, which will be hosted by Billy Crystal (his 9^th time hosting) and should prove to be a night to remember.

Check out our full “What to Watch” list below to see what else is on TV this week:

Monday
Basketball Wives (8pm EST on VH1)
Bethenny Ever After (9pm EST on Bravo)
Castle (10pm EST on ABC)

Tuesday
Cougar Town (8:30pm EST on ABC)
Ringer (9pm EST on The CW)
Parenthood (10pm EST on NBC)
It Gets Better (11pm EST on MTV)

Wednesday
Suburgatory (8:30pm EST on ABC)
Ghost Hunters International (9pm EST on Syfy)
Royal Pains (10pm EST on USA)

Thursday
The Big Bang Theory (8pm EST on CBS)
The Finder (9pm EST on Fox)
Archer (10pm EST on Fox)

Friday
Sprint NBA All-Star Celebrity Game (7pm EST on TNT)
Who Do You Think You Are? (8pm EST on NBC)
Fringe (9pm EST on Fox)
Spartacus: Vengeance (10pm EST on Starz)

Saturday
Being Human (9pm EST on BBC America)
Sprite Slam-Dunk Contest (10pm EST on TNT)

Sunday

2012 NBA All-Star Game (7pm EST on TNT)
84^th Annual Academy Awards (8:30pm EST on ABC)

By providing the public with a live stream of the ceremony, AP will allow those who can’t physically be at the ceremony to pay their final respects to Whitney before she’s buried.

The funeral will be held at New Hope Baptist Church, where Whitney used to sing as a child, with her eulogy being delivered by Grammy Winner and long-time family friend Marvin Winans.  After the funeral, she will be buried at Fair View Cemetery in Westfield, N.J., the same place where her father was buried in 2003.

In addition to being broadcast on several television networks, the live stream will be available for free online at http://www.livestream.com/aplive.

If you’re bored and looking to just kick back and enjoy some quality music videos, head over to the FreeCast Network music channel, where you can find custom music video and concert playlists covering a variety of categories, including:

• Pop
• Rock
• Country
• Urban
• Jazz
• Latin
• Blues
• Live Concerts
• 1960s Top 100
• 1970s Top 100
• 1980s Top 100
• 1990s Top 100
• And more!

In addition to the FreeCast Network’s own music page, you can find dozens of external music and concert pages in the FreeCast.com Genres/Movies guide under “Music”, including such popular sites as Grooveshark, Moshcam, and Wolfgang’s Vault.

All in all, there’s no better place to satisfy your hunger for free music than FreeCast.com!

Surprisingly, the episode (as well as the cover) was actually planned by ‘Glee’ producers long before Houston’s death, but following the news of the loss they made the decision to dedicate the episode to the late star, ending the episode with a short caption: “Whitney Houston 1963-2012. We will always love you.”

Watch a video of Riley’s performance here and let us know if you think she did the song justice.

5. Rebecca Madsen
Actress Sarah Jones toned down her sexiness a bit to play Detective Rebecca Madsen in Fox’s Alcatraz. Maybe she’s trying to appear more professional, but there’s nothing hotter than a girl who knows how to take control.

4. Ann Perkins

Sure, she’s kind of nerdy and she doesn’t exactly dress to impress, but there’s just something about Rashida Jones’ character from NBC’s Parks & Recreation that makes this editor’s head spin.

3. Karen Cartwright

The new NBC smash hit Smash comes complete with plenty of hot actresses, but none overshadow leading lady Catherine McPhee. She can sing, she can dance; the only thing she can’t do is get out of our minds.

2. Elena Gilbert
Not much needs to be said of this sexy vampire from the CW’s Vampire Diaries, played by Nina Dobrey. She’s got the whole package and then some, not to mention the fact that she could rip you limb from limb at any moment.

1. Daenerys Targaryen
Anyone who caught the first season of HBO’s Game of Thrones couldn’t help but fall in love with this fair-haired Dothraki princess, played by Emilia Clarke. Sure she’s drop-dead sexy, but what really puts her in the #1 spot is the fact that she’s not afraid to get down and dirty.

Did we miss someone?  Let us know by leaving a comment below.

What many viewers don’t know is that the actual GRAMMY award ceremony begins well before the live television coverage, so the majority of the night’s awards are given off-camera, with more of the broadcast’s emphasis being put on the live performances. But thanks to the live stream provided by CBS and the GRAMMYs, this year’s viewers got the privilege of seeing behind the curtain and getting a more complete GRAMMY experience. It was great to see all of the awards and interviews we usually miss via the online broadcast, and this is why we were so excited to give Facebook users a behind-the-scenes look into the action with the Freecast app.

Although we were happy to bring our users the extra screen during the night’s events and the alternate coverage of the earlier awards presentations, unfortunately some media outlets and blogs may have misled the public as to the nature of the GRAMMY LIVE! coverage. At no point did CBS or the GRAMMYs insinuate that the online coverage would broadcast the official television ceremony, but this is what some internet users had come to believe based on what they had read on certain online news outlets.

We at FreeCast hope that this confusion wasn’t what drove people to register at our site, as we made it clear that GRAMMY LIVE! would provide alternative coverage only, which in this editor’s opinion was more about the actual GRAMMY awards than the live performances shown later on TV.

With that said, we’d like to thank everyone who joined us for last night’s coverage, and we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!

According to TMZ, Houston’s family was told by county officials that she did not die from drowning but actually from a mix of Xanax and other drugs in combination with alcohol. Evidently, there was not enough water in Houston’s lungs to support the theory that she had died of drowning, and in fact she may have died before her head had ever become submerged. Her recent visits to Beverly Hills doctors combined with pill bottles found in her room help to support this assertion.

TMZ goes on to report that it was Mary Jones, Whitney’s aunt, who discovered the pop singer’s body in the bathtub. Upon finding her neice, Mary pulled the body out of the bathtub and began administering CPR, but it was already too late.

Our hearts go out to Whitney’s family and loved ones. We hope that she will be remembered for the good that she did in this world, and not for the darker times she faced later in life.