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Here’s a rundown of shows that will hit the airwaves (and Netflix) for the first time between now and the start of the 2014-15 TV season, along with those returning for new seasons or coming off hiatus. We will update when new dates are announced: May 26: American Ninja Warrior (NBC, Season 6 premiere) MasterChef (Fox, Season 5 premiere) BBQ Pit Wars (Destination America, new series sneak peek; time slot premiere May 31) Rock My Rv With Bret Michaels (Travel, series premiere) May 27: America’s Got Talent (NBC, Season 9 premiere) The Night Shift (NBC, series premiere) Extreme Weight Loss (ABC, Season 4 premiere) The Wil Wheaton Project (Syfy, series premiere) Heroes Of Cosplay (Syfy, Season 1B premiere) Alien Encounters (Science, Season 3 premiere) Boundless (Esquire, Season 2 premiere) The Haves And The Have Nots (Own, Season 2B premiere) Little Women: La (Lifetime, series premiere) May 28 So You Think You Can Dance (Fox, Season...

Porn stars are used to causing physical reactions in others, but usually not a brain hemorrhage.

Yet rock star Bret Michaels recently suggested to Conan O'Brien that a 2009 porn film called "Busty Cops 3: To Protect And Serve" helped bring on his 2010 brain hemorrhage.

The man who wrote hits like "Talk Dirty To Me" said before the incident he had been watching a baseball game, but switched to "Busty Cops 3" while channel-surfing between commercials.

It was while he was watching the porn film that his brain started hemorrhaging. Michaels said he started fearing for his life -- and that he'd be caught watching porn.

“That’s one of the last visions I had was this awful, awful soft core something or other,” Michaels said. “In between that and Mlb something went awry…it was horrific.”

Michaels has since recovered and now hosts the Travel Channel series "Rock My Rv," but...

With his Rock of Love and Rock of Love Bus days behind him, Bret Michaels is back on the road — only now in an Rv. His new Travel Channel show, Rock My Rv (Sundays at 9 p.m. Est), is a mix between Pimp My Ride and Extreme Home Makeover, taking Rv owners and making their dreams come true. But does Michaels regret replacing the leggy blonds from his past with reality-tv folk who prefer a more, uh, mature form of transportation? We spoke to him about forgoing a tour bus for an Rv, being a 'drealist,' and craving those 7/11 day-old hot dogs on the world's greatest road trip.How does it feel to be back on a bus for another reality show? Was that planned or did that just happen to be the case? No, I love it. It was great. From childhood to the moment I’m speaking...

Poison frontman Bret Michaels says he's logged over three million miles in a host of rolling homes -- from the cozy Winnebagos of his Butler, Pa., youth to the most luxurious Prevost tour buses of his days as a rock star. In fact, the open-road lifestyle is so much a part of Michaels' DNA that if you hope to get an offstage glimpse at him when he tours your town, don't look in the lobbies of luxury inns.

"When all my other band mates stay at hotels on our days off, I actually stay [on the bus] at the big amphitheaters or arenas, or I go out to the state parks or other places and have an absolutely great time -- and then I come in for the shows," Michaels, star of the Travel Channel series "Rock My Rv With Bret Michaels," premiering Sunday, May 26, tells Zap2it. The 16-episode series features a...