Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Former JAG star David James Elliott is joining the cast of CBS’ Close to Home as a regular, says The Hollywood Reporter.
On the legal drama from Jerry Bruckheimer TV and Warner Bros. TV, Elliott will play D.A. Conlon, a smart, ambitious and charming big-city prosecutor from Manhattan who joins suburban prosecutors Annabeth Chase (Jennifer Finnigan) and Maureen Scofield (Kimberly Elise).He will make his debut in the show’s second season premiere in the fall.
John Carroll Lynch, who played D.A. Steve Sharpe in Season 1, is leaving the series along with Christian Kane.

Coming Soon 

It is rumored that Jennifer Finnigan will get a new love interest after the loss of her husband, not sure I can see her with DJE, can you?

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NBC has picked up "Grease: You’re the One That I Want" for two additional live shows, bringing its scheduled number of episodes from nine to eleven. In addition, previous guest star Olivia Newton-John (Sandy in the Grease film) will return to serve as a guest judge on the first live episode. While producer David Ian, director/choreographer Kathleen Marshall and Grease co-creator Jim Jacobs are currently on the judges panel of "You’re the One That I Want," the reality talent search will go live on January 28th, when TV viewers commence to determine the stars of Broadway’s next revival of Grease. "You’re the One That I Want," co-hosted by Billy Bush and Denise Van Outen, premiered on NBC on 8 PM on January 7th. The new production of Grease will open on Broadway in June 2007 and will be directed and choreographed by two-time Tony Award-winner Marshall (The Pajama Game). Paul Nicholas and David Ian Associates, Nederlander Presentations and Phoenix Productions will produce. Upcoming "You’re the One That I Want" guest stars include Jeff Conaway, Adrian Zmed, Marilu Henner, Lucy Lawless, and Barry Bostwick (all of whom have appeared in versions of Grease), as well as Jai Rodriguez and Marissa Jaret Winokur.

Broadway World 

I think NBC jumped the gun on this pick up, but that is me.

On the night of June 23, Tori Spelling sat in Betty’s restaurant in Toronto, Canada, when she received the heartbreaking news via BlackBerry that her father, legendary producer, Aaron, had passed away: “A friend of mine had seen a TV report and e-mailed me, ‘I’m so sorry. I just heard your father died.’ And I was just in total shock,” Tori tells Us. Her sorrow quickly turned to anger.
 
“My first thought was, I can’t believe my mom didn’t call me!” Actually, it wasn’t a total surprise since Tori, 33, and her mom, Candy have been in a longstanding feud. Because of the estrangement, the self-proclaimed daddy’s girl had only seen her 83-year-old father – whose health had been failing for months – on one occasion since last September.

Us Weekly – They have more on the story in the mag.

Seriously I would hate to or think anyone should find out that way.

Anthony Clark on Last Comic Standing.

Seriously this guy as a host is stiffer than Rush Limbaugh on Viagra.

I am so bummed it will not be on next week, I need to know who gets thrown overboard for breaking what house rules. Who knew there were house rules? Ugh. 

STAR JONES REYNOLDS made it official on "The View" Tuesday, telling the audience that she wouldn’t be returning for a tenth season.

This morning, Star told RYAN SEACREST in a radio interview on 102.7 FM that following her announcement yesterday, she was asked by the ABC network not to return to the show today (she was scheduled to stay on until July 13.)

Star revealed that she just wanted to be honest with viewers about the fact that her contract was not renewed for a tenth season: "I simply told what happened," which included her telling People magazine that she felt like she’d been fired.

Entertainment Tonight 

But will things (ratings) turn up Rosie? 

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