Charlie Sheen's D.C. police escort under investigation
A Washington, D.C. police spokesperson says "this entire matter is under investigation" after two marked patrol cars exceeded the speed limit escorting Sheen's two SUVs to his show on Tuesday night.
Steven Tyler's F-bomb steals the show on "Idol"
Tyler couldn't help but be profane (which Fox censored) after Casey Abrams' Maroon 5 performance that ended with a kiss on Jennifer Lopez's cheek. PLUS: Check out Tyler singing at Kara DioGuardi's house, and Mark Ballas enjoys Pia singing on Idol."
Jennifer Lopez teaming with "Idol" creator for a "Que Viva" music reality show
The reality competition would have J.Lo and hubby Marc Anthony searching Latin America for undiscovered talent.
Disney Channel buys pilot from "Glee's" Chris Colfer
Colfer has written a pilot based on the children's book "The Little Leftover Witch."
"True Blood's" Kevin Alejandro playing a "Bones" Tornado
Alejandro took a break from HBO filming to guest on the "Bones" season finale.
Lauren Graham and her dad dine with her "Parenthood" boyfriend
Peter Krause on Wednesday got to meet with Larry Graham, president of the National Confectioners Association.
"It's no secret that most reality shows are female driven, either by mums or by young girls," says executive producer Ken Warwick. He adds: "We're going to have discussions on how we can keep it fair … Maybe we change the voting system slightly next year. Maybe we limit the number of SMS votes or the number of online votes, but it will remain the way it is for the rest of this (season)." PLUS: Why 
The first sign of problems came in 2006 when he divorced Denise Richards, but his downfall didn't really begin until last season, Season 7, with things getting worse this year. "The writers were having to write around him a lot," recalls one crew member. "They had him sitting on a couch a lot, and the focus was more on Jon Cryer and (Angus T. Jones). Charlie was forgetting his lines and he never did that before. He got progressively worse. Up close, you'd see that he was gaunt and pale and his eyes were crossed." PLUS: 
Max Adler tells TV Guide there's a possibility his character, Dave Karofsky, may go so far as to hang himself next season. But exec producer Brad Falchuk says while a suicide has been discussed, "'Glee' doesn't really feel like the show for that. We like to get dramatic and push things, but that didn't seem the kind of story we wanted to tell." PLUS: 
"Before Erica," says Mary Elizabeth Williams, "soaps were already full of domestic drama and scandal, but Agnes Nixon's brassy creation was the first to truly make them sexy. She was a new kind of woman, a petulant princess and reckless seducer, but also one of television's first unself-consciously feminist characters." PLUS: 
Avoid HBO's new fantasy series if you like passive entertainment, warns Matt Zoller Seitz. "The difference between watching most other TV shows and this one is the difference between making yearly visits to another country for a couple of days at a time versus packing up and moving there," he says. "It's set in a mythical, quasi-European alternate universe of squabbling feudal kingdoms. The network of central relationships is so dense that if you haven't read Martin's fiction, it might help to keep the series' HBO Web page open while you watch, the better to answer such questions as, 'Why does the king hate that guy?' and 'Who the hell is that?'"
