It's official: Betty White will host "SNL" on May 8
The Facebook campaign is a success, but Lorne Michaels says he "always wanted" the 88-year-old White to host. Finally, White accepted his offer. "Years ago, I turned it down three times," says White. "It's so New York, and I'm not New York at all. "But my agent said he'd divorce me if I didn't do it, and I love my agent." To help shoulder the load, the Mother's Day "SNL" will also feature a reunion of six former "SNL" ladies: Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Molly Shannon, Maya Rudolph, Ana Gasteyer and Rachel Dratch.
ABC orders "Trust Me, I'm a Game Show Host"
The Mark Burnett game show will have a studio audience try to guess which one of two hosts is telling the truth.
Corey Haim dated the star of VH1's "Daisy of Love" before his death
Haim was introduced to Daisy de la Hoya by Corey Feldman. "I'm sooooooo devastated right now," de la Hoya tweeted this morning. "This is the worst day ever I can't believe this."
Elisha Cuthbert nabs ABC sitcom role
She'll play the bride in "Happy Endings."
Heidi Montag replaces her manager, Spencer Pratt
After nearly five years, Montag is opting for a change, hiring a psychic to manage Team Heidi.
Coming to CW: Flashmob reality show "One Mass Dance" and "Shed to Wed"
One reality show will have couples lose weight together, while the other will have unfurl flashmob-like dances on various cities.
Pilots go to Traylor Howard, "The Wire's" Sonja Sohn and David Gallagher
Also landing roles: Lyndsy Fonseca and Will Sasso.
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Mark V. Olsen and Will Scheffer realize that this was a frustrating season, especially since it took place within a span of just nine episodes. Both plan to "re-tool" their writing process and whittle down their humongous cast, each of whom had juicy storylines. "We think the show has been the richer for having such a large ensemble," says Scheffer, "but we also feel we're at a breaking point. We've got to pare it down and refocus." But Scheffer wants to point out that, "We're an ensemble show. We love our franchises — teens, wives and Bill, Juniper Creek and Greenes, etc. — and we love our actors." PLUS: 
The "Handsome Men's Club" skit even used stand-ins, says Kimmel's girlfriend/co-head writer Molly McNearny: "One day we shot with [John] Krasinski, [Tony] Romo and Taye Diggs. One day we shot with [Josh] Hartnett and Gilles Marini. Everything else was shot individually. Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner came here one day. Matt Damon shot his last piece on Saturday, the day before [the Oscars]." She adds that it was Lenny Kravitz who came up with the "punk ass bitch" line. PLUS: 
After last night's episode, Alan Sepinwall says, "I'm sticking with my theory that the flash-sideways are an epilogue in advance – that this is where and when the characters all wound up in the aftermath of the war between Smokey and Jacob's forces. (I have no idea if I'm right, nor will I be upset either way when the reveal comes, but right now it's important for me to have some idea of what the alt-timeline scenes mean, even if it turns out I'm completely wrong. Otherwise, there's no weight to them this late in the 'real world' timeline.)"
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