Half-black/half-Chinese contestant raises eyebrows on China's "Idol"
"Go Oriental Angel" finalist Lou Jing, 20, (watch her here) is a product of an African-American father and a Chinese mother. According to the Guardian, she has "provoked a storm of abuse on the internet, a rare debate on racism in the media, and a bout of self-examination in a country where skin colour is a notoriously sensitive subject."
Apple proposes unlimited TV downloads for $30 a month
The iTunes-like service would use a revenue-sharing model while simultaneously annoying the cable companies.
Is Joanna Krupa playing the sex card to stay on top of "Dancing"?
The "overrated" Playboy model and Derek Hough seem to be coasting on their sex appeal.
Joanna Krupa once starred in a fetish video with "Joe Millionaire's" runner-up
Check out "No Shoes No Mercy," starring Krupa and Sarah Kozer.
"Murphy Brown" cast reunites
Heather Locklear was originally CBS' first choice to play Murphy, Candice Bergen sad on "The Early Show."
Adam Arkin: It's ironic that I'm playing a "Sons of Anarchy" white separatist leader
"We talked about my own ethnicity and the irony of having someone with a Jewish background playing a white separatist, nationalist character," says Arkin, who gave his character a slight European accent.
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."
Gregory Itzin will return to his Emmy-nominated role when President Taylor reluctantly enlists Logan to assist with an escalating international diplomatic crisis. "The opportunity for these two remarkable actors to share the stage was simply too compelling to pass up," says "24's" Howard Gordon.
