MSNBC’s Morning Joe co-host, Joe Scarborough, sits down with Jon Stewart to talk about his new book, the Tea Party extremists, and Ronald Reagan!

To watch the full episode, click here.

Rachel Maddow talks with Jimmy Fallon about current events and how to make a classic Martini on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon!

Check out the clip below, and don't forget to watch the Rachel Maddow Show which airs on MSNBC at 9:00pm Eastern, Monday through Friday!

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Mediaite announced its "50 Sexiest in TV News!" Among those picked from MSNBC were Krystal Ball, Mika Brzezinski, Tamron Hall, Abby Huntsman, Richard Lui, Thomas Roberts, Toure, and Alex Wagner!

Click here to see all the winners!

SNL showed MSNBC some love last Saturday Night!  Not only did Rev. Al Sharpton make a cameo in the opening sketch, but MSNBC Live's Thomas Roberts was spoofed in the Miss Universe sketch! 

Check out the hysterical clips below! 

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Alex Wagner chats with Kamau Bell, host of Totally Biased, to discuss the Republican party, President Obama's state of the union speeches, and give interview advice!  Click here to watch the full interview and find out why Alex wants a tee-shirt that says "Glitches." 

Watch NOW with Alex Wagner on MSNBC weekdays at 12PM. 

MSNBC announced the launch of its new digital home, www.msnbc.com! msnbc.com features MSNBC show video and content, original reporting and analysis, and interactive discussions. Click here to view the new homepage, and don't forget to join in on the conversations and create a profile! 

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Rev. Al Sharpton sits down with Bravo host, Andy Cohen, and Cynthia Bailey of the Real Housewives of Atlanta, to talk about his history with Michael Jackson from a section of his book, The Rejected Stone. He also reveals his views on the gay rights movement and what "civil rights for everybody" means to him.

Click here to watch the full interview on Bravo TV. 

New MSNBC host, Alec Baldwin, shares laughs on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon about his new show, Up Late w/Alec Baldwin Check out the video below!

And be sure to catch more Up Late w/ Alec Baldwin  on Fridays from 10-11 p.m. ET!

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MSNBC Live host Thomas Roberts will co-host the Miss Universe pageant this year in Moscow! He will share the stage with Mel B!  Check out his op-ed piece on why he chose to co-host by clicking here!

For more information see the press release here!

And don't forget to watch Thomas Roberts on MSNBC Live, weekdays at 11am.

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The Tip O'Neill family: starting on the left is son Christopher Richard "Kip"; daughter Susan; granddaughters Leah, Catlin, Abby; and daughter Rosemary, pose with Chris Matthews. (Kris Connor/MSNBC)

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From the left: President of MSNBC Phil Griffin, Chair of the DNC Debbie Schultz, Hardball Host Chris Matthews, and MSNBC analyst Michael Steele

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Chris Matthews hosted a book party to celebrate the release of his new book the "Tip and the Gipper: When Politics Worked" in New York City and D.C.!

Check out the photos from the parties below, and don't forget to watch Hardball with Chris Matthews, weekdays from 7p -8p ET!

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Ronan Farrow

Please join us in welcoming Ronan Farrow to the msnbc family! Ronan will join the network as host for a program to launch in early 2014!

For more information on this exciting announcement, see the press release below.

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 RONAN FARROW JOINS MSNBC AS HOST

New Program to Launch in Early 2014

NEW YORK – October 16, 2013 – Ronan Farrow has joined MSNBC as the host of a new show currently in development. The weekday, one-hour program will begin in early 2014. The announcement was made today by Phil Griffin, President of MSNBC. Farrow, a writer, human rights lawyer, and former government official will also contribute to msnbc.com and across the platforms of NBC News.

“Ronan has established himself as a provocative, independent journalist capable of challenging people’s assumptions and empowering audiences,” said Griffin. “His show will be a game changer for MSNBC, representing a fresh approach to how we deliver news.” 

"This is a new generation of news show for a new, more engaged generation of viewers. It's a show about why the news matters to you - and what you can do to be a part of the story," said Farrow. “I’m excited to shake up people’s expectations for cable news. And to get a ton of Twitter followers.”

MSNBC  has been in development talks with Farrow for several months.

Prior to joining MSNBC, Farrow was a foreign policy official in the first Obama administration. He founded the State Department’s Office of Global Youth Issues and reported to the Secretary of State as the United States' first Special Adviser for Global Youth during the Arab Spring revolutions. He also served for two years as a US diplomat focused on the conflict in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Farrow has written about human rights and foreign policy for the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Wall Street Journal and other publications. Writing for the Wall Street Journal in 2006, he was among the first to report on the role of Chinese investments in fueling the Darfur conflict, a piece that helped spark a major international divestment campaign. He has also appeared as a frequent commentator on major television networks and as an expert witness before the U.S. Congressional Human Rights Caucus. 

Before joining the State Department, he served as Spokesperson for Youth at UNICEF, working with youth groups on the AIDS epidemic in Nigeria, on post-war reconstruction efforts in Angola, and in the Darfur region of Sudan.

“Ronan has packed more experience into his 25 years of life than most people have in a lifetime,” said Griffin.

In 2008, Farrow was awarded Refugees International's McCall-Pierpaoli Humanitarian Award, for "extraordinary service to refugees and displaced people.” In 2009, he was named by New York Magazine as its "New Activist" of the year and included on its list of individuals "on the verge of changing their worlds”. Forbes Magazine has ranked him number one among its "30 Under 30" most influential people in Law and Policy. Esquire Magazine recently named him the man of his year of birth.

Farrow is a graduate of Yale Law School and a member of the New York Bar. He conducted doctoral research at Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. He is two seasons behind on "Breaking Bad".

Follow him on twitter @RonanFarrow.

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Chris Matthews talks about "the way politics worked" with Jay Leno and his new book "Tip and the Gipper: When Politics Worked" on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno!

Check out the links below, and don't forget to watch Hardball with Chris Matthews, weekdays from 7p -8p ET!

Rachel Maddow stopped by Bravo's Watch What Happens Live Wednesday night! Check out the clips below to find out who she'd rather marry, shag or kill (Don't worry, it's just a game!). And to find out when she thinks the government shutdown will end.

Don't forget to catch The Rachel Maddow Show weeknights at 9p ET and to follow her on Twitter!

Rev. Al Sharpton sits down with Matt Lauer on the Today show to reveal his inspiration for weight loss that's discussed in his new book, "The Rejected Stone." Sharpton went from 305 pounds down to 138 pounds after beginning his new diet regime in 2009. Click here to read the full story and to learn more about Sharpton's new book, "The Rejected Stone."