Carson Daly surfaces on "Jimmy Kimmel Live"
"What do you think is going to happen to my show?" asked The Forgotten NBC "Last Call" host, who once worked as Kimmel's intern at a Palm Springs radio station. He then asked, "Can I have your show?" Kimmel spent a few minutes talking about NBC's late-night debacle, bringing out a pumpkin pie to explain it all.
Fox crunching numbers to see if Conan (and his "soft" ratings) are worth it
There have been "approaches" by other networks over the past two days, according to the Wall Street Journal, but it appears Fox is most serious about pursuing Conan O'Brien. Fox's interest in Conan, however, hasn't turned serious due to his contract with NBC. As the Journal reports, "Among Fox's concerns are the shrinking profits of late night as competition grows, and Mr. O'Brien's soft ratings, the people said. The network could also have trouble persuading local Fox TV stations to give up shows they have already purchased to fill their late-night hours." PLUS: Fox affiliates could lose money with Conan, but the network has the right to clear out the 11 o'clock hour for a nightly talk show and sources say Conan will likely land at Fox.
Conan finally addressed the rumors in Friday's monologue
ABC: We're not interested in Conan
"With all due respect to Conan, we like the late-night hand that we are current playing," says the network, which has seen "Nightline's" ratings soar while Jimmy Kimmel has performed solidly.
Jay Leno tells more NBC-bashing jokes
You know, Leno said during Friday's monologue, what cancelation means? "I didn't sleep with any of my staff for nothing," adding that he still hasn't unpacked from the last show. PLUS: Even more jokes.
When will CBS face scrutiny over Charlie Sheen?
If he's charged on Feb. 8, "Two and a Half Men's" production schedule could suffer.
Susan Boyle is coming to Oprah
The "Got Talent" phenomenon is expected to appear on Wednesday's show.
CW announces midseason plans
"Top Model" debuts Cycle 14 on March 3, "The Vampire Diaries" and "Supernatural" return Jan. 21.
"Vampire Diaries" resurrects Melnda Clarke
"The O.C." alum will play Matt's hard-drinking absentee mother.
