"Desperate Housewives" stars are poised for a Season 8, and possibly a Season 9
Felicity Huffman Teri Hatcher, Eva Longoria and Marcia Cross would each be paid around $325,000 to $375,000 per episode (up from $275,000) for Season 8. If ABC picks up an option for Season 9, then the four ladies stand to make $18 million.
Pia Toscano doesn't have a record deal, at least not yet
A spokesperson for Interscope Records, which has first rights refusal, says: "This Pia thing is all just a rumor." PLUS: Pia used James Durbin's relationship with Chris Jericho to land a date with Mark Ballas, whom she allegedly kissed.
"The Next Food Network Star" gets a name-change, adds judge Giada de Laurentiis
The new title is "Food Network Star," witht hecast planning visits to Grauman’s Chinese Theatre and "Cougar Town" in Season 7.
"Lights Out" boss hired to run "SVU"
Warren Light is returning to the "L&O" franchise, replacing Neal Baer.
Donald Trump slams Billy Cosby for slamming him
Says The Donald: "I was surprised to hear him blabber, somewhat incoherently 'you run or shut up.'"
Lisa Bonet was missing from "The Cosby Show" reunion
Everybody showed up at the TV Land Awards last night except for Bonet, whose excuse was a "scheduling conflict." Bonet has long had a contentious relationship with the show, once saying, "I felt devalued and disrespected."
George R.R. Martin is only "vaguely aware" of his "feud" with Damon Lindelof
The "Game of Thrones" author really had no idea of "Lost" boss Lindelof's reaction to him saying he's terrified of "pulling a 'Lost.'"
Tori Spelling pregnant with her 3rd child
Spelling announced the news via Twitter.
Cockeyed optimists are making a TV comeback
Sitcom cynicism has given way to the likes of Leslie Knope, Kenneth the Page, Phil Dunphy and Sue Heck.
Retooling can't save "Law & Order: LA"
Shakeups galore happen tonight when the retooled "LOLA" returns with a 2-hour "premiere," which includes the ouster of Skeet Ulrich's character. But, as Alan Sepinwall notes, "All this puttering about under the hood is only delaying the inevitable. Unless Skeet Ulrich was just complete audience repellent, a much larger audience isn't going to miraculously turn out for tonight's episodes. The show is the show. It's had its time. It's okay to consign it to the junkyard and try something else."
Shakeup still doesn't work // What "LOLA" can learn from "The Event"
Dick Wolf: Getting rid of Skeet Ulrich was "very, very painful"

