On Thursday, Happening Now host Jenna Lee brought on The Five‘s Dana Perino to discuss what the future might hold for GOP front-runner Mitt Romney.

On Monday, the White House introduced a Countdown Clock, counting the days, hours, minutes, and seconds until the time runs out to extend the payroll tax cut. It’s clear that the administration likes the visual impact the clock has as, today, Senior Advisor Valerie Jarett game a Fox News interview with the clock positioned carefully over her shoulder.

The U.S. Supreme Court will soon hear arguments over the constitutionality of President Obama’s health care overhaul signed into law back in March of 2010. While the legality of what its detractors call “Obamacare” is the primary issue at play, a secondary –and more media-centric — issue has also arisen, and that is the costs and benefits of broadcasting the proceedings live from the nation’s highest court, as has been requested by both C-SPAN and Senator Charles Grassley (R-IA.) In the esteem of Fox News’ Geraldo Rivera, there are two simple words why the Supreme Court will never allow cameras inside their edifice: Jon Stewart.

Embattled GOP frontrunner Herman Cain appeared on Fox News this morning, and gave his first interview since Politico broke the story of hushed-up sexual harassment allegations during Cain’s stint as CEO of the National Restaurant Association. During the interview, Cain continued his campaign’s strategy of laying the allegations off to NRA, telling Fox’s Jenna Lee that the allegations of sexual harassment were “baseless” and “false,” adding that if there was a cash settlement, he was “unaware of it.”

Congratulations are in order for Fox News’ Jenna Lee, who wed Navy SEAL Leif Babin on July 4th weekend in Wimberley, Texas.

The Happening Nowco-host’s ceremony was held at the Old Glory Ranch and preceded a reception where guests enjoyed hamburgers, sweet potato fries, cupcakes and “Pan de Campo” – Texas’ official bread. Oh, and most importantly: Pink frozen margaritas, just like the couple had on their first date. All together now: “Awwww!”

Fox News’ Jenna Lee admits that her looks play an important role in her television career, and so she is obviously quite used to having others focus on her appearance. But that didn’t mean she was prepared for the onslaught of well-meaning advice lobbed her way when she announced she’d be getting married: “The last [...]

In the 1970′s and 80′s the Philadelphia Spectrum was known for the high-flying dunks of Dr. J and the Philadelphia 76ers. Having opened in 1967, its 43 years service to Philadelphia sportsdom is now over, and today it suffers the inglorious fate that awaits most buildings: a ceremonial destruction. Because we are just days from the Holidays beginning and there is a dearth of non-Sarah Palin or junk touching news to report, day part cable news needs to find items to cover, regardless of they are worthy or not. Like, fore example, the demolition of the Spectrum, which was covered live on Fox News earlier today.

Fox News anchor Jenna Lee is down in Washington, D.C. on this primary Tuesday, and an all-star slate of legislators was lined up for her to interview.

It was a big moment for Lee – the young Happening Now anchor has been in her current role since July, and today she unloaded some tough questions for a few prominent Republican guests.

Look who’s back on TV today! Although GOP Chairman Michael Steele is occasionally on Fox News’ prime time shows, he very rarely makes a hard news stop these days (after a couple comments that got negative attention).

He talked to FNC anchor Jenna Lee this afternoon about Pres. Obama’s economic speeches, survey’s the GOP midterm chances and more.

What is one way to waste two minutes of cable news?

How about asking a Democratic congressman, “What is a Democrat?” and “How is that different than a Republican?” and letting him talk about whatever he wants.

Mediaite has confirmed Fox News will name Jenna Lee the new co-anchor of Happening Now, replacing Jane Skinner who left FNC last month.

Lee, currently an anchor of Fox Business Network, begins her new job Monday.

Fox Business Network turns two-years-old later this month, and the biggest star on the young channel makes his debut this morning.

But it’s a familiar face – Don Imus‘ radio program will be simulcast from 6-9amET. Imus on a business channel: will it work?

While doing image search after image search to satisfy the Power Grid’s voracious appetite for photos, we here at Mediaite came upon a rather titillating discovery: a surprising number of media professionals seem to have an odd connection to another seedy profession: pornography!