Tyra Banks apologizes for "tiniest waist" promo for "Top Model"
Tyra says of the promo: "As a leader in celebrating and promoting healthy body image, I must admit that I regrettably didn’t see this clip before it was released to the public."
JetBlue's Steven Slater gets reality TV job offer
The JetBlue flight attendant would help "disgruntled workers quit their jobs in extravagant ways," according to TMZ. PLUS: Why this is a bad idea.
"Gossip Girl" gives Serena a new man: Sam Page
The "Mad Men" and "Desperate Housewives" alum will play Serena's new love interest, starting in October.
Ricky Gervais, Sofia Vergara among Emmy presenters
Other presenters include Matthew Morrison, January Jones, Julianna Margulies and John Krasinski.
Salahis were escorted by park police, not D.C. police
Last week's appearance of a cop car escorting the "Real Housewives" stars prompted the Washington, D.C. police to launch an internal investigation.
"Skins" star questioned after "Shameless" boyfriend is arrested for attempted murder
Kaya Scodelario, who played Effy Stonem for four seasons, and her boyfriend, "Shameless" star Elliott Tittensor, were in a car that allegedly and deliberately struck a fan.
"Texastypes" seem to be permanently ingrained in the minds of TV creators, says Tom Maurstad. "For better and worse, to the rest of the country, Dallas is still 'Dallas' — oil wells and millionaires, guys wearing suits and cowboys hat, women with big hair shopping at Neiman Marcus. Mark Cuban may represent a new breed of Dallas-based billionaires, but J.R. Ewing is still the man everyone thinks of."
A Simon Cowell-like judge could've been named by now, but Fox wants a big celebrity name to fill Simon's shoes, which means lots of money and complex negotiations. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jennifer Lopez had big demands, including a salary "north of $20 million — plus her own own hair, makeup, styling team and her own 'dressing room compound.'" But Fox doesn't want to pay Simon Cowell money to a newcomer, though it hasn't given up on J.Lo becoming a judge. PLUS: 
The two-time Super Bowl winning NFL coach says some of his fellow cast members sort of recognized him. When it was confirmed who he was, he says, "They asked me why I put myself through those hardships when I didn't need the money. I told them it wasn't about the money, it was about the adventure."
Murphy said Bieber is welcome on "Glee," if he wanted to make a cameo. Noting that the cast sings "Baby" all the time, Murphy said, "I think he’s so phenomenally talented and I think he’s great. So, yes, if he was interested I would make that happen." PLUS: Murphy accepted 
Whether she is the best or worst actress, January Jones "is the most necessary actress on TV," says Linda Stasi. "Now that her character, Betty, Don Draper's glorious accessory, has also become just an accessory on the show, I have come to miss the depth of her shallowness," she says. While Don Draper has become utterly predictable, she says, Betty's "shallow narcissism, it turns out, gave every scene a very scary, very unpredictable aspect. Ms. Jones as Mrs. Draper was a perfectly perfect female specimen who was always just one mussed hair away from becoming a monster."
"Britney, I think 100% is going to be on the episode, which is exciting," Ryan Murphy told Ryan Seacrest this morning. Britney, he says, might play John Stamos' dental assistant as the kids drift into an anesthetic Britney state. "The Britney episode, I'm here to say, is so reverential about her," said Murphy, "and so kind and it's about her music and it's not about her personal life. And I think, Britney Spears is pop-culture, and I think she's been through a lot. And I want to do something that just sort of says, you know what, 'thank you for what you have done.'" PLUS: Murphy confirms no Mr. Schue head-shaving and says there are no plans for a Michael Jackson episode. "At this point, I think it's really hard to clear Michael Jackson music," he says. Murphy adds that the post-Super Bowl episode will either be a tribute to The Beatles, Michael Jackson or Prince. (MP3 link)
