TLC has come out with a television program titled “Killer on Campus,” a look at the Annie Le slaying at Yale, and the shooting rampage at the University of Alabama. The program airs on the TLC channel at 9 p.m. Sunday.

The “sneak peak” shows a young Asian woman in a lab coat being approached by a guy pushing a cart, interspersed with images of a middle-aged woman shooting co-workers during a faculty meeting.

Le, 24, a Yale graduate student, was killed last September at the lab building where she conducted medical experiments. Raymond J. Clark III, an animal technician in the same building, is charged with murder and felony murder. He has pleaded not guilty and is going through pretrial sessions in Superior Court in New Haven.

A TLC news release promises “never-before-seen interviews with faculty, students and local journalists. The program also explores the dark psychological profiles of the alleged killers, examining their history, as well as possible motivations.”

TLC Digital Publicist Matt Chun said he doesn’t think there is any significant new information about the Le slaying in the program.

According to Chun, interviews were done with Paul Needham, editor-in-chief at the Yale Daily News; an unidentified medical student who knew Clark; Le’s friend and Yale colleague Jennifer Simpson; and Anne Marie Goodwin, a former neighbor of Clark’s in New Haven who said he was very controlling in his treatment of his girlfriend at the time.

The story of the killing also led to a recently released book by author Stella Sands, “Murder at Yale: The True Story of a Beautiful Grad Student and a Cold-Blooded Crime.”

Clark’s attorney, Joseph E. Lopez, could not be reached for comment.

Clark is due in court Sept. 8.

North Korea’s football team was publicly criticized for six hours for their dismal performance in the 2010 World Cup, and were charged of ‘betraying’ the Supreme Leader’s heir apparent. The team’s coach, Kim Jong-hun, was reportedly forced to become a builder and has been expelled from the Workers’ Party of Korea.

The entire team was forced onto a stage at the People’s Palace of Culture and subjected to criticism from Sports Minister Pak Myong-chol in front of 400 government officials, students and journalists.

The players were subjected to a grand debate on July 2 because they failed in their “ideological struggle” to succeed in South Africa, Radio Free Asia and South Korean media reported.

The coach was punished for “betraying” Kim Jong-un - one of Supreme Leader Kim Jong-il’s sons and heir apparent, The Telegraph reports.

The country, in its first World Cup since 1966, lost all three-group games, including a 7-0 defeat to Portugal.

We're surprised they're not dead, to be honest with you!

Wonder Girls Hye Lim shows her support and respect to BoA ahead of her singer comeback.

Hye Lim wrote to BoA through Twitter on 29th July, “BoA unnie, hi. I really like unnie’s new song ‘Game’. I really really look forward to unnie’s upcoming broadcast (performances). ☆ I will always support you.“

It is a feat for a singer to reign as a top star not only in Korea and Japan, but from other stars for her comeback. BoA lives up to the title of ‘the celebrity amongst the celebrities’, especially since Hye Lim and BoA are represented by different agencies. It is known that Hye Lim has been a BoA fan since she was young.

BoA released 2 songs off her comeback album ‘Game’ and ‘Stand By’ on 28th July.

She is set to release her sixth album “Hurricane Venus” on August 5th and just completed filming the video for the title track.

The video was produced with 3-D graphics by Pace HD, the same company that worked on “Avatar,” a press release issued by SM Entertainment, BoA’s management company.

S:Newsen