Jon Voight signs on for his first regular TV gig, on Fox
He'll play a legendary Texan in "Midland," with David Keith playing his son.
Katherine Heigl's "Grey's" exit almost a done deal — has her last scene aired?
Heigl never returned to the "Grey's Anatomy" set on March 1st, as planned. So, according to Michael Ausiello, ABC and Heigl decided last week to part ways now, instead of at the end of the season, which means she won't return to the show. Ausiello reports that "Shonda Rhimes has agreed to release the fast-rising movie star from her contract. It’s now up to ABC Studios and Heigl’s reps to hash out a final exit agreement."
"The View" goes off on "Idol" judges; Elton John: Big Mike has "voice of an angel"
"Big Mike has the most God-given voice," says Elton, who compares him to Luther Vandross.
"HIMYM" gets Arianna Huffington to play herself
Turns out that Huffington is producing a pilot with a "How I Met Your Mother" writer starring Sarah Chalke.
Bill Lawrence: "Scrubs" has a 1 in 10 chance of survival
"In my heart and head I felt like 'Scrubs' ended last year," Lawrence says. "This year was a bit of a spinoff, but I really liked it, I liked what they did. They worked really hard."
"Hollywood heartthrobs" — including Alan Thicke — will co-host "Today's" 4th hour
Hoda Kotb will be joined by five hunky guest co-hosts, including Jason Priestley, Kirk Cameron, Ralph Macchio, Andrew Shue and, oddly enough, Alan Thicke.
Conan is not only embracing "Team Coco" with his new 
Forget the haters, says Glenn O'Brien, "this is a great show. For my money Seinfeld has done it again. Genius. This is one of the only examples of an intelligent, wit-based game show since the likes of 'What's My Line?' (1950-1967) and 'I've Got a Secret' (1952-1967). It is also a show, like 'Seinfeld,' that is rooted in good old-fashioned common sense, and in dealing with the institution of marriage it goes to the very heart of our culture."
