If you love Sex And The City then you’ll love watching the real-life dating dramas of the ladies from The Real Sex In The City 2, premiering April 5, and The Real Sex In The City – LA, premiering May 31. One of the sexiest reality television programs ever to hit the airwaves returns to Bravo! this spring with eight episodes of each – 16 all-new steamy episodes in total. Following the hugely successful first series, The Real Sex and the City 2, based in New York, promises to introduce audiences to more larger-than-life ladies living-it-up at fantastic New York City hot-spots and experiencing all the pain and pleasure of modern relationships. Featured women include Sarah, a part-time waitress and aspiring actress, Susan, an investment banker with a very strict set of dating rules, Wendy, a self-proclaimed chronic dater, Lori, a straight-talking celebrity booker, Kirstie a 24-year-old party girl and model, Victoria, an aspiring pop-star and author, and Catherine, a gossip columnist from Georgia.

The Real Sex In The City – LA follows the lives of a group of glamorous young women at work and at play in the glitzy entertainment capital of the world, Los Angeles. Profiled ladies include the E! Girls from the television show Wild On – a group of savvy and self-possessed single girls, Stella, a beach bunny, Jenna, and aspiring actress, and Maryam, a Persian “Princess.”

Sex In The City 2 and The Real Sex In The City – LA follows the Emmy Award-winning series Sex And The City every Saturday night at 11:45pm ET.

An innovative 13-part documentary series that stars two artists – one English and one French – who interpret a piece of each other’s art in their own medium.

A new 13-part series that gets up-close and personal with Francophone visual artists as well as singers, humourists and actors from Quebec and Ontario, whose second passion is painting.

On Inside Fame, CMT presents five days of EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE documentaries featuring country music legends GEORGE JONES and MERLE HAGGARD and some of today’s hottest country music celebrities, DEANA CARTER, WYNONNA and FAITH HILL.

At the age of 14, filmmaker Karen Murray was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, achroniclung disease. She was assessed for a double lung transplant in January 2001 and confronted with some harsh realities. The transplant is a high-risk procedure, with a survival rate of 50 percent after five years. Yet, without the transplant,Karen would die.Adventures in Breathing follows Karen’s journey from the time she signs the release to be put on the transplant list, through the eventual operation and recovery. It is a deeply personal account of how being a recipient has affected her life and the lives of those around her.

Fifteen years after playing J.R. Ewing on the blockbuster drama Dallas, Larry Hagman was on the brink of his own demise, struggling for survival after five decades of drinking left him with end-stage liver disease. His life became a race against the clock, as he waited on a list with 5,000 others hoping for a new liver. His organ came through quickly, leaving many furious over what they suspected was favoritism. The publicity surrounding his ordeal, together with his subsequent commitment to the cause of recruiting donors, has helped keep the organ shortage in the news. In this hour, find out how close the real J.R. came to death, and how his medical emergency has both, inspired and altered the way we determine who gets a second chance at life.

Brian Harris is finding Parkinson's disease impossible to live with. The disease has destroyed enough of the brain cells that control movement to freeze him rigid every morning. Then when he takes the powerful drugs needed to get him moving, he quickly becomes hyper-kinetic. He kicks, twitches and throws his arms out indiscriminately. He puts his faith in the skill of brain surgeon Dr. Rees Cosgrove to insert electrodes deep into his skull. A programmed battery pack sewn into his scalp will fire stimulating electricity deep into his brain – relieving his hopes for science to come up with a more permanent miracle.

Scientists have been looking at cancer cells for over a hundred years. In the beginning, the cancer cell was defined by where it developed in the body, such as breast, lung and prostate. Today, through computer modeling and robotics, scientists are beginning to understand the molecular instructions that send a cell down the path to cancer. From earlier detection to targeted therapies that are causing fewer and fewer side effects, this one-hour special shows some of the new directions in treatment that are giving hope to doctors and patients alike in the war on cancer.

At the height of Tammy Faye Bakker and her husband’s success with the Praise the Lord Club, their flock numbered millions world wide until revelations of her husband’s affair with a church secretary. The years of stress took their toll on Bakker and she suffered terrible panic attacks and took the sedative Ativan. But the sedative led to a life threatening addiction, and masked an even more deadly threat: colon cancer. This hour of Medical Profile tells the story of a woman who survived years of public mockery only to find herself dying of embarrassment.

Using dramatic sequences, this four-part series looks at the lives of four select men who created and ran powerful Mafia empires that stretched across Canada. The series also documents the history of organized crime throughout the 20^th Century in Canada.

For 200,000 actors trying to break into television, winter in Los Angeles is a season of strategy. In this series, eight ambitious actors flock to Hollywood for pilot season to navigate a maze of arrogant casting directors, tough producers and jaded agents, as American networks fork over millions of dollars in the hopes of producing the next hit series. There are approximately 850 parts up for grabs – and landing the right role could lead to stardom. (Encore Presentation Saturdays at 9:30 pm ET)

This series explores those last few seconds leading up to an animal attack and deconstructs the actions, revealing them as highly choreographed performances.

This award-winning series, hosted by Alan Alda, explores many different aspects of science and technology.

Reprising his role from all three TREMORS films, Michael Gross stars as Burt Gummer, a no-nonsense survivalist living in the sleepy desert town of Perfection, Nevada. He and his fellow Perfectionites struggle to maintain an uneasy peace with El Blanco, an infamous giant prehistoric worm wreaking havoc in their town. Also stars Newfoundland native Victor Browne, Marcia Strassman, Lela Lee, Gladise Jimenez and Dean Norris.

A three-part sequel to the highly rated and Emmy Award-winning Frank Herbert’s DUNE. This epic six-hour mini-series reunites the original creative team and features Academy Award-winner Susan Sarandon. Follow the adventures of two siblings who must decide the future of freedom by choosing to sacrifice their own lives for the sake of humanity. Alec Newman returns as Paul Atreides; Julie Cox reprises her role as Irulan; Barbara Kodetova is back as Chani; Ian McNeice once again stars as the Baron Harkonnen; and P.H. Moriarty returns as Gurney Halleck. Based on the second and third novels in the award-winning six-volume DUNE saga.

Stuart Little, a clever little mouse with big attitude hits the small screen in the EXCLUSIVE CANADIAN PREMIERE of the NEW YTV series. This half-hour animated comedy adventure tracks the escapades of two brothers, Stuart and George. Stuart may be a three-inch-tall mouse on the outside, but on the inside he is a bold, daring and curious youth with a never-say-never attitude. He encourages his bigger human brother to take on challenges and join in daring exploits. Based on the classic book by beloved American author E.B. White and featuring the voices of DAVID KAUFMAN and MYLES JEFFREY. (The movie will air April 20 at 6pm on YTV)