Without a doubt, Tommy Hilfiger is on a roll. First he announces plans to open a 22,000-square-foot "global flagship" on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue in November, then he gets a 14% boost in quarterly sales thanks to a push in Europe and Asia, and now he's getting his television special. Hilfiger and Radical Media inked the deal this week with Bravo for a one-hour showcase based on Hilfiger and George Lois' book Iconic America.

When "Miss" pageants just aren't enough, we sate ourselves with "Miss Teen America." When women's magazines aren't cutting it, we rifle through back issues of Teen Vogue (and, er, Teen Beat). When "Top Chef" isn't enough, well, we get hit over the head with "Top Chef Junior." Over the last year, Bravo quickly became our favorite cable channel with new seasons, and premieres, of must-watch shows like "Project Runway," "Shear Genius" and "Top Chef." But adding "Top Chef Junior" to that list might be hard.