Little People protest "Half-Pint Brawlers"
Specifically, the group the Little People of America is upset with the repeated use of the word "midget" on the Spike TV show.
Ryan Seacrest: CBS daytime talk show host?
Les Moonves and Seacrest recently chatted, and there are rumors that the CBS honcho offered Seacrest his own talk show plus a new home for his radio show. Seacrest, if you'll remember, bombed on daytime TV in 2004 with "On Air with Ryan Seacrest."
Watch the unaired "Big Bang Theory" pilot
Filmed in spring 2006, the original pilot featured two females — one of whom was more street-hardened compared to Penny — but not Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg or Kunal Nayyar. The unaired pilot was also graced with the sounds of Thomas Dolby's "She Blinded Me With Science." (Watch Part 2 and Part 3)
"Breaking Bad's" Odd Couple explain why Justin Timberlake was a no-go
Bryan Cranston admits he offered "Breaking Bad" fan Timberlake a cameo on the show as Jesse's cousin, but the idea was nixed. "That's not a good idea," says Aaron Paul. "What are you talking about? Yeah, I know it's Justin Timberlake. JT. But … no." PLUS: Dean Norris & Conan O'Brien graduated from Harvard at the same time, 25 years ago.
Fox renews "The Cleveland Show" for Season 3
"Looks like somebody's gettin' some new rims for his Big Wheel!" says Rallo Tubbs.
"Big Brother" UK sends in a mole — dressed as a mole, with an "I am a mole" sign
This "Impossible Task" requires housemate/mole Mario to sabotage the other contestants without revealing what has already been revealed — that he is, in fact, the mole.
Claim: Ali Fedotowsky trying to drop 15 pounds off her "Bachelorette" body
According to Us Weekly, Ali was shocked to see her much fuller figure on TV.
Oprah Winfrey Network grants shows to Carson Kressley and Cat Cora
Also coming to OWN: "Confrontation: The Conversation."
Lindsay is seriously considering The Donald's offer, according to her mom. "Donald is a friend of the family," says Dina Lohan, "and producers of 'Celebrity Apprentice' have approached Lindsay to appear in the next season. She's deciding if she wants to do it or not, but she currently has three films in production, so she's very busy."
"Journey," says Todd VanDerWerff, "felt like a fantastic culmination for a phantom season, a season that didn't exist, one that earned our desire to see New Directions triumph then made us feel genuinely bad when they didn't, when they realized they were good, but they weren't good enough just yet." As he points out, the Will Schuester of the season finale was totally unlike the Mr. Schu of the entire season.
From "The Office" to "Community" to "Glee" and "Parks and Recreation," South Asians are all over the tube. By one count, there are now a dozen roles with an Indian face. So, why are Indians suddenly the "It ethnicity"? And are their roles coming at the expense of other Asian and ethnic groups?
Ratings for "Late Night" have fallen 20% in the past year, according to Page Six, which adds that NBC is responding by trying to boost Jimmy's profile. According to Page Six, "Recent Nielsen figures show Fallon's viewers have dropped to 1.63 million — a 20 percent fall from May 2009 — and he's being beaten by both his ABC rival Jimmy Kimmel and CBS's Craig Ferguson, whose May 2010 ratings were 1.72 million and 1.7 million, respectively."
"He does have a deep connection to those scenes," says Chris Colfer, "and when he’s describing to me what’s going to happen, or he’s directing an episode and stating what happens, you can tell it’s coming from a deeper place than just his imagination. I think because he is so connected to that relationship and had a relationship like that, that’s why it’s so valid on the show." PLUS: Fox execs don't fear "Glee" becoming a 
If Conan O'Brien does score an Emmy nomination for "The Tonight Show," he'll become a major part of this year's Emmy ceremony, which happens to be broadcast on The Peacock. Starting today, TBS is launching a campaign (
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NBC is on board for the special event, featuring 20 winners from some 80 "Got Talent" competitions from around the globe. "This has been Simon's dream," a source tells The Sun. "It will be the biggest reality show the world's seen." Cowell participated in a similar event around the "Idol" franchise in 2003, dubbed 
The original, he points out, revolved around Jack Lord. But the new version is entirely an ensemble. "Take the fact that two of the four primary ensemble cast members are Asian, and that's a big step," he adds. "And I hope it's just the next link in a longer chain, until frankly, the time comes when we have shows that are toplined by an Asian or an African American or Middle Eastern actor, and nothing needs to be said about it, because it's so normal for that to be the case."
