Monday, February 15, is the federal holiday called President’s Day in the United States, which means many networks have the expected holiday television marathons planned.

Not to be outdone, TNT is joining in the fun, as well, and presenting ten back-to-back episodes of its latest syndication acquisition, the most-excellent CW horror series Supernatural.

Leverage’s February 17 second-season finale called “The Maltese Falcon Job” continues from where the previous episode, “The Three Strikes Job,” left off.

Still intent on bringing down guest star Richard Kind’s (Spin City) corrupt mayor character Brad Culpepper III, Team Nate runs into a bit of a complication that threatens the members’ plan.

Remember how TNT announced last August that the otherworldly Holly Hunter cop drama Saving Grace will present its fourth and final season this summer? Well, now the network is apparently taking that scheduling back.

According to television-industry website The Futon Critic, TNT has confirmed that fans will get to see the series’ nine-episode farewell months earlier than originally indicated.

Out on DVD today, January 26, is the first season of TNT’s recent NBC import Southland. So, if you haven’t been able to watch the show’s currently in-progress rookie run on TNT, never fear.

The two-disc set is available in DVD format only (meaning there’s no Blu-ray version), and it includes all seven episodes from the crime drama’s NBC outing last spring.

TNT fans have three huge reasons to get happy these days. Earlier this week, the network announced its welcome decision to greenlight three new original series: the tentatively titled crime shows Rizzoli & Isles and Delta Blues, as well as an unnamed alien invasion project starring ER veteran Noah Wyle.

This development means that TNT now has a total of ten original series under its belt, an impressive stable of in-house entertainment for any basic-cable network. So, continue reading to learn a few details about the newcomers, all of which have scored ten-episode initial orders.

On Saturday, January 23, at 8pm ET, TNT will present a live broadcast of the annual Screen Actors Guild Awards for the thirteenth year.

Airing simultaneously on TNT’s sister Turner network TBS, the program will honor nominees and chosen winners for their their outstanding performances during 2009 in five movie categories and eight primetime television categories.

If you’re among the hordes of people who plan to watch Hope for Haiti Now, the January 22 global telethon put together by actor George Clooney (pictured below) and MTV Networks to raise disaster relief funds for the victims of the catastrophic January 12 earthquake in Haiti, then you should know that TNT is one of the over 30 U.S. networks that will simultaneously air the important historic event.

Officially titled Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief, the special is a two-hour, commercial-free program that will feature appearances and live performances by various entertainers alongside continual efforts …read more

If you’re a fan of TNT’s latest original series, Men of a Certain Age, now is the time to get very, very happy. Today the network announced that it has picked up a second season of the rookie dramedy.

The news should definitely provide sweet relief to any viewers worrying the show wouldn’t be renewed due to its so-so ratings. Thank goodness, then, that the series has both critical acclaim and quality on its side, and that TNT recognized why each is important.

Gorgeous and talented HawthoRNe star Jada Pinkett Smith has a whole lot to be smiling about these days. Just this week, the renowned NAACP announced that she and her TNT medical drama have been nominated for not one, but two prestigious NAACP Image Awards. Go, Team Jada!

The actress, who also serves as an executive producer of the original series, is up for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series, and the show is in the running for Outstanding Drama Series accolades, too.

As next week’s 10pm ET, January 12 TNT premiere of NBC import Southland quickly approaches, the network has posted yet another sneak peek at the series.

This time, the preview focuses on the series pilot “Unknown Trouble,” which will air sans commercial interruptions during the crime drama’s Tuesday-night TNT debut. What more could you ask for?