Through A Dog’s Eyes airs on PBS today/tonight – check your local listings for times.

Neil’s appearance on The Early Show can be seen here (a clip from the end of the show can be also seen here) and if you’re in the US the full episode of The View can be watched online.

The Beastly trailer is out now, and you can watch it on the MTV website. Beastly is released in the US on July 30th.

Finally, Neil has taken part in a multipage photospread for the May 2010 US issue of Esquire, out now. Thanks to Marissa on Twitter for the heads up!

There’s been various snippets of Neil related news and articles over the last couple of days. Neil was in the audience again for American Idol last night, and eonline talked briefly to him about contestant Adam Lambert and a couple of words on the HIMYM finale.

There are a couple of new videos from the Streamys – iJustine talks to Neil just after he won his award and “Dr. Horrible Makes Me Blush” by Mary Rambin on Vimeo.

Finally, NPH-Fan.com would like to send our congratulations to Alyson Hannigan & Alexis Denisof on the birth of their daughter.

In eonline’s latest Watch with Kristen segment, Kristin Dos Santos is talking to all her favourite celeb guys about who the father of her baby might be (there’s a vote, too). Neil features in the video at around 3.22.

Once again pointed out by a poster at church_of_nph, Neil appears in another music video with a message.

ON THANKSGIVING, THE DAN BAND released a new “We Are the World”-style parody video on Crackle.com, “Please Don’t Bomb Nobody This Holiday.
While the piece was being filmed, of course, frontman Dan Finnerty had no idea what would happen on that day in Mumbai, India.
The video features Finnerty and his band asking for a worldwide truce, at least during the holidays. An all-star ensemble accompanies him, including Christina Applegate, Meg Ryan, Neil Patrick Harris, Macy Gray, Sheryl Crow and more.
“It’s a parody of all those voting public service announcements from this fall,” Finnerty said.

Check out Please Don’t Bomb Nobody This Holiday to see Neil and a host of other stars (including Nathan Fillion towards the very end, Dr Horrible fans out there!). And speaking of Dr Horrible, as we posted on our Twitter last night, Amazon has dropped the Dr Horrible list price even further, to $9.99.

Thanks to church_of_nph for pointing out this gem, it deserves a post of its own – FunnyOrDie.com has a 3 minute Proposition 8 musical, conceived and written by Hairspray composer/producer Marc Shaiman, and starring Jack Black, John C. Reilly, Neil Patrick Harris, Maya Rudolph, Andy Richter, Margaret Cho, Craig Robinson, Rashida Jones and many more.

Check it out, especially for Neil’s solo!