Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer: A female?
British scientists claim that Rudolph can't be a male because female reindeer still have antlers at Christmas. Males shed theirs before mid-December.
Steve Martin & Alec Baldwin's Oscar pairing benefits NBC
Both stars will be able to use their Academy Awards stint to promote their new NBC Universal movie "It's Complicated," plus Alec Baldwin will be able to plug "30 Rock" before 35 to 40 million viewers. Both Baldwin and Martin are also considered NBC mainstays for hosting "SNL" a combined 27 times.
Jon Gosselin storms out of "ET" interview featuring his girlfriend
"I wanted to discuss this in private, but now it's public," he told Hailey Glassman before abruptly leaving the set. "I'm getting frustrated, because it's uncomfortable. This whole thing's uncomfortable. I don't like it."
"General Hospital's" James Franco to guest on "30 Rock"
Franco, seen here on the set of "General Hospital," will play himself in a fake romance with Jenna.
Celebs to give away thier money on E!'s "Bank of Hollywood"
Famous people like Candy Spelling will hear pleas from ordinary people before parting with their case, in Ryan Seacrest's latest reality show.
They are "the perfect pair of hosts for the Oscar," the Academy said today. Martin is a two-time Academy Awards host, most recently in 2003, while Baldwin has been a presenter several times. 
The "ESPN for gay men and their simpatico BFF divas," as Hank Stuever refers to Bravo, seems to believe in people with its spate of reality shows, "imparting, in the slyest and most intuitive of ways, a sense of what's right and what's wrong." As he points out, "People on Bravo, one way or another, always get what's coming to them," adding: "Bravo asks its very engaged audiences to decide right from wrong, to judge the sinner apart from the sin, and to do unto others as if the camera is always watching you."
"Go Oriental Angel" finalist Lou Jing, 20, (
Last night's TLC special from NBC News threw softball questions at Kate in a very sophisticated way. In the interview with Natalie Morales, Kate admitted that 
ABC's remake of the 1983 miniseries could easily have been "Knight Rider" or "Bionic Woman." Instead, as Robert Bianco notes, "writer Scott Peters, whose 'The 4400' was one of TV's best recent alien-invasion dramas, hits all the right chords. He adds just enough modern media twists and political/sleeper-cell parallels to contemporize the story without drowning it in paranoia. The clothes and hair have changed, no doubt for the better, but the essentials are all in place — including, we can only hope, the visitors' legendary fondness for hamsters."
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