Mark Wahlberg: "Entourage" should end after 2 seasons, then become a movie
Two more seasons seems like the perfect amount of time to wind down the HBO comedy, Wahlberg says. "We'll see; there could be more," he said at the premiere of "The Lovely Bones." "But then, a movie." An HBO spokesperson says two more seasons aren't out of the question. "It is not out of the realm of possibility," says the spokesperson.
U.S. speedskater calls sponsor Stephen Colbert "a jerk"
"He's a jerk," American Olympic gold medalist Shani Davis, who trains in Calgary, said of Colbert's mock bashing of Canada. "You can put that in the paper." Davis wouldn't elaborate on his words, but last month it was revealed that he and Apolo Anton Ohno refused to wear the Colbert Nation logo.
"FlashForward's" will take a break till March 4; "V" returns March 30 after "Lost"
ABC is bringing back the show on March 4th in order to run the final episodes without reruns.
Adam Lambert not totally banned from ABC — he'll return next Wednesday
The "Idol" runner-up will make his post-AMAs ABC comeback in a taped appearance for Barbara Walters' "Most Fascinating People."
James Franco writes about his "performance art" stint on "General Hospital"
The actor explains the unusual career move in a Wall Street Journal essay: "I disrupted the audience's suspension of disbelief, because no matter how far I got into the character, I was going to be perceived as something that doesn't belong to the incredibly stylized world of soap operas. Everyone watching would see an actor they recognized, a real person in a made-up world. In performance art, the outcome is uncertain—and this was no exception."
Is "Gossip Girl" resurrecting Bart Bass?
The CW has released a photo of Bart in an upcoming episode.
Joey Lauren Adams joins Trace Adkins' Nashville drama
The "Chasing Amy" star will Sam Shepard's wife in the drama about three generations of a Nashville music dynasty. And for you Australian TV viewers, "Rush" star Claire van der Boom is also joining the cast.
Disney not only owns the Muppets but it one of its record labels owns the U.S. distribution rights to Queen's catalogue. And, as the Wall Street Journal points out, it just so happens that the Muppets' viral video for 
The downer recession storylines has gotten to Meghan Keane, who writes: "Now Jim has developed into the most depressing archetype: a mediocre man who has already realized his full potential. Gone is Jim's charming lack of enthusiasm for his job. Now he's proving exactly where a lack of drive is likely to lead you—to the mediocrity of middle management, where one is gripped by the fear of losing whatever corner of inanity you've carved for yourself in the workplace."
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Comcast could drop the "NBC" name — New name: Comcast Entertainment?
