DJ AM dies: What will happen to his MTV reality show?
TMZ reports that Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein, 36, was discovered dead this afternoon in his NYC apartment. His death comes less than a year after he survived a plane crash in South Carolina. In April, MTV announced that DJ AM would star in a reality show called "Gone Too Far," which would chronicle tough-love interventions. In a Twitter post on Tuesday, DJ AM tweeted that he just wrapped up filming in Connecticut. PLUS: Watch DJ AM talk about his reality show, in an interview last month.
ABC to celebrate Matt Damon's lifetime achievement
He may only be 38, but Damon acting work is deserving of the American Cinematheque's lifetime achievement award, which ABC will air in March.
Jay Leno rounds out his 1st week with Tom Cruise, Miley Cyrus
Jerry Seinfeld will appear on Monday, followed by Cruise on Tuesday, Robin Williams on Wednesday, Halle Berry, Bruce Hornsby and Eric Clapton on Thursday and Drew Barrymore on Friday.
NASA astronauts will wear a Stephen Colbert patch
In commemoration of the "Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill" that's going into space.
Garret Dillahunt's latest guest gig: "Burn Notice"
Since "Terminator's" cancelation early this year, Dillahunt has popped up on "CSI," "SVU" and "Lie to Me."
"I went to therapy," says the "Jon & Kate" star. "I have huge bills so (detractors) can't denounce that … For (Kate) to say she'd been working on it – well, I'd been working on it too, and at one point in time I just gave up. There's a point in time where you just say, 'This is not going to work.' So I just moved on." That point, he says, was October 2008. In May, he started "talking to Hailey Glassman, but they didn't start dating until the divorce papers were filed. Now, he says, they are "boyfriend and girlfriend." PLUS: "Jon & Kate" send 
Will Ryder, the director of sitcom porn versions of "The Brady Bunch" and "The Cosby Show," calls it "the new gold rush in porn." He adds: "I don’t think people realized that this was more akin to making sitcoms as opposed to making porno. We’re entertainers, not pornographers … We wanted to make Hollywood sitcoms that had sex. And that’s all we’re doing. And we really achieved it." Ryder has directed many "Brady Bunch" porn spoofs, but he doesn't plan to have the adopted brothers and sisters have sex with each other, at least not yet. What's next? Possibly a "Mary Tyler Moore" porno.
Has "Runway" become too mommy-ish? Has the "queer quotient" been toned down? Has it become too safe? Amelia McDonell-Parry thinks so, and that's why she says "Runway" is over. "On Bravo’s 'PR,' she writes, "often the edgiest designers were given the opportunity to harness their creativity over the course of the show, she writes. But "in the first two episodes of Lifetime’s 'Project Runway,' the two edgiest and forward-thinking designers—Malvin and Ari—were given the boot before those who lacked innovation or, um, sewing skills."
Co-creator Peter Tolan confirms that the FX series will bow out in two years time. "Within the next couple of weeks, we're going to begin shooting the last 19 episodes, which will be the final two seasons of the show," he says, adding: "I think they're stretching the airing of it out until the 10th anniversary. So if you put 10 episodes on next year and nine the following year, you'll land there."
