Gloria Steinem isn't happy with today's female celebs (HBO/FilmMagic.com)Move over, Kim Kardashian. Take a seat, Sarah Palin. Gloria Steinem has words for you. The feminist leader is getting her due on HBO tonight, in a documentary titled "Gloria: In Her Own Words." According to the press release, the biopic is an "intimate biographical portrait of Gloria Steinem, an enduring feminist icon for more than 40 years."

Steinem -- who founded Ms. Magazine, went undercover as a Playboy bunny, and became a leader of the women's movement in the 1970s -- has been the face of feminism for decades: She put younger fans "on notice" by famously smooching Stephen Colbert during an interview on "The Colbert Report" while promoting a now-defunct women's radio network.

News of her upcoming HBO documentary instantly inspired Yahoo! searches on "gloria steinem," "gloria steinem expose," and "gloria steinem playboy."

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Ashton has good reason to smile (Neilson Barnard/Getty Images)Looks like Ashton Kutcher is the one winning: He tops a TV Guide survey of highest-paid sitcom stars.

The "No Strings Attached" actor will be receiving $700,000 an episode (for a 22-episode season, mind you) to replace Charlie Sheen in "Two and a Half Men." That's well ahead of Kutcher's co-stars: Jon Cryer gets $600,000 an episode, and Angus T. Jones, Cryer's son on the series, earns $250,000 a show.

The alum of "That '70s Show" is bringing some serious star power -- both in salary and in searches on the Web. Lookups on "ashton kutcher two and a half men" rose over 250% in just the last day. Fans also tuned into "ashton kutcher teen choice awards" and, appropriately, "ashton kutcher net worth."

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Imagine a day when nobody dies. All across the world, nobody dies. And then the next day, and the next, and the next. They get hurt and sick but they never die.

This is the premise of the Starz original drama "Torchwood: Miracle Day," which recently premiered on July 8 and continues Mondays at 10pm ET.

The 10-episode series will be loaded with guest stars, including Wayne Knight ("Seinfeld"), C. Thomas Howell ("Southland"), Ernie Hudson ("Ghostbusters"), Nana Visitor ("Star Trek: Deep Space Nine"), John DeLancie ("Star Trek: The Next Generation"), Mare Winningham ("Mildred Pierce"), and Frances Fisher ("Titanic").

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