"Glee" may not shave Matthew Morrison's head, after all
Ryan Murphy has apparently soured on the Britney Spears-inspired idea, after the secret was leaked.
"Idol" Casey James signs record deal
The Season 9 alum 3rd-place alum will record with Sony Nashville.
Is that "Bachelorette" Ali as a brunette — with a bong!?
Star magazine has apparently uncovered pics of Al; Fedotowsky in her party girl younger days.
Fantasia Barrino denies breaking up marriage
"Fantasia is certain that she is not responsible for the deterioration of (their) marriage," says her manager.
ABC renews "Shark Tank," with Jeff Foxworthy
Foxworthy will appear in three episodes of the Mark Burnett reality show.
Ryan Devlin returning to "Cougar Town"
To romance Busy Philipps again.
Sunday's episode was equivalent to Tony Soprano going into a coma, says Matt Zoller Seitz. "The bad news about 'The Good News,'" he says, "is that it's the show's first flat-out flop of an episode—easily the most awkwardly written, clumsily paced and disposable hour it has ever aired. It felt like a rough draft that inexplicably made it to air, minus the customary toothbrush-on-the-tiles attention to detail that makes even the most outwardly low-key and uneventful hour of 'Mad Men' deserving of exhaustive morning-after scrutiny." PLUS: 
As expected, NFL on Fox star Jimmy Johnson is among this season's cast. Aside from the old vs. young twist, this season will also include a new Medallion of Power and less physical challenges so the old can compete with the young. "Once we decided it was going to be old versus young," says Jeff Probst, "we knew it couldn't be big physical challenges. One of the things that's kind of implied (in 'Survivor') is that the challenges have to be fair for everybody." PLUS: 
Snooki revealed her literary plans this afternoon when the "Jersey Shore" cast met with TV critics. Asked about her arrest last week, Snooki said: "Stuff like that happens in Jersey. I didn't hurt anybody. I was in the drunk tank for a little bit. I had too many tequilas. What are you gonna do?"
Rosie O'Donnell will be the star of 
"The women in it are all trying too hard, and not just the margarine blonde who became infamous for trying the hardest," says Hank Stuever, referring to Michaele Salahi. Because of the White House gatecrasher scandal, he says, "The actual episodes of 'The Real Housewives of D.C.' are rendered irrelevant, as if they arrived too late. The show is an afterthought nobody needs to actually watch; the White House debacle is clearly reserved for the season's climax, weeks from now. The producers, who claim innocence, could not have made a luckier choice than Michaele. From the first episode, the show builds its case, providing her all the rope she needs."
Could it happen? It would seem highly unlikely, since CBS now has the rights to Paula's services thanks to her new dance show. "I still love Paula," says Lythgoe, who is returning to "American Idol" as exec producer. "She's signed to CBS, probably exclusively, but I'd recommend we have her in a heartbeat."
The 13-month break between Season 3 and 4 means that "Breaking Bad" won't be eligible for any Emmys next season, and Bryan Cranston won't be able to four-peat should he win an Emmy later this month. To satisfy the appetite of "Bad" fans, AMC plans to release minisodes before next season begins.
