Jon and/or Kate have appeared on 50 mag covers since March
That's more than any other celebrity, including Brad and Angelina.
The Weather Channel will start showing movies
“The Perfect Storm" will be followed by "March of the Penguins," "Misery" and "Deep Blue Sea" — with weather scrolls included.
ABC picks up a full "Castle" season
The Nathan Fillion drama has held onto much of its "Dancing" lead-in.
Adam Lambert takes photographs with a naked woman
Warning: This Details photoshoot is not safe for work.
Flu bug strikes "Dancing"
Everybody is trying to avoid Derek Hough and Mark Ballas.
"SYTYCD" judge to produce the Oscars
"Hairspray" director Adam Shankman just might be the first Oscar producer to have danced on stage at the Academy Awards.
Comedy Central buys "It's Always Sunny" reruns for $400,000 an episode
"Sunny" in syndication joins the Comedy Central lineup next summer.
"It’s really just like a relationship," the 50-year-old says of playing Balki Bartokomous. "At the start, you’re so in love and you can’t believe it, and then you settle down and it’s comfy, and then you start to get bored, and then you get resentful, and I think at the very end, it was pretty bad. Never ever between Mark (Linn-Baker) and I."
The Boston Globe offers "he said, she said" columns defending and blasting the Leno show. "I don’t really need another cop or medical show at 10," says Joanna Weiss. "And so I want 'The Jay Leno Show’' to go on." Meanwhile, Matthew Gilbert 
The problem with the AMC "costume drama," says Benjamin Schwartz, " is that it "deliberately shocks its audience by presenting as reasonable and commonplace behavior we now find appalling. He says that "Mad Men" "directs its audience to indulge in a most unlovely—because wholly unearned—smugness. As artistically mistaken as this stance is, it nonetheless helps account for the show’s success. We all like to congratulate ourselves, and as a group, Mad Men’s audience is probably particularly prone to the temptation." PLUS: 
