Maksim explains his "Dancing" fall with Kirstie Alley
"It was like a charley horse. You know, it just gave out," he tells "GMA." PLUS: Kirstie got an "Unbroken" tattoo after last night's show.
"The Karate Kid's" Johnny Lawrence makes his "Dancing" debut
Watch Daniel-san's bully judge Ralph Macchio.
"The View" reunion: Star Jones goes on Joy Behar's show
Said Star of their reunion after five years: "Since the day I walked out of the show… You didn't call, you didn't write. They cracked my chest," Star added of her open-heart surgery, just a year ago. "You didn't send a flower."
Tina Fey: My Sarah Palin impression may have hurt "30 Rock's" ratings
"My TV show still enjoys very low ratings," Fey writes in her new book "BossyPants." "In fact, I think the Palin stuff may have hurt the TV show. Let’s face it, between Alec Baldwin and me there is a certain fifty percent of the population who think we are pinko Commie monsters."
ABC taps Ty Pennington to host "The Great Big American Auction"
The new reality show is set at a high-end auction house.
"Glee's" Sue Sylvester & Mr. Schue carpool together
For a Funny Or Die video.
Snooki is done with wrestling
She'll now concentrate on "Jersey Shore."
Miley Cyrus & Charlie Sheen: Twitter buddies
Miley returned to Twitter calling herself "the Sheenius." To which Sheen responded: "Always felt you were epic… Now you proved it! Thanks for the love!"
Take a look at the "Grey's" and "Private Practice" weddings
Check out Callie and Arizona, and Dr. King and Dr. Freedman.
Wanda Sykes to judge "Drop Dead Diva"
She'll guest on episode six of the new season as Judge Yvonne Wright.
Discovery changes Science Channel's name to "Science"
The new Science will feature a logo that is constantly morphing.
Chanting 
As it turns out, there was nothing much to the Sheen's stage show, not even a cameo by Snoop Dogg. 
For the first half of last night's episode, the musical was "gutsy and moving and surprisingly profound (for a show that once had a character have a breakdown over the death of a deer)," says Todd VanDerWerff. "Rhimes—credited with the script—doesn’t so much create a storyline as she creates a series of vignettes where characters begin to sing, then provide the backing track for other characters expressing their grief … But the episode wore on, and Rhimes lost the courage of her convictions, and the songs got worse and worse (and more and more obvious), and the episode slowly deflated."
The ReelzChannel miniseries feels "like a paint-by-numbers recitation of history and a not-very-sordid waste of artistic license," says Tim Goodman. "Do the Kennedys look bad in this miniseries? No, they look like cartoons, and anyone with enough interest in politics and family dynasties will be sadly disappointed by the caricatures … (The miniseries) can’t even make much of pill-popping and sex, let alone create much intrigue with the actual facts of an absorbing, mythic life."
So says Hank Stuever of the series starring Freddy Rodriguez, Tim Blake Nelson and Eric Close. "Chaos," he says, "turns out to be a tightly written, engagingly paced and fairly well-executed bit of action-comedy. Any network should be proud to have it on its schedule, yet for reasons far too Variety magazine to get into here, the network appears to think “Chaos” isn’t worth watching — why else has the show been belatedly deposited on the schedule on Friday nights at 8? (April Fool's?)"
"Don't let it be forgot that once a network finds a marketable gimmick, it hangs on long after its one brief shining moment has passed," says Robert Bianco. "For Starz, that signature gimmick is a comic-book take on old stories, spiced up with copious amounts of gratuitous violence and sex — splashing blood, flashing breasts — as in the blend that made Spartacus a hit. Alas, the trick is less adroitly played with 'Camelot,' an uninspired retelling of the King Arthur myth that hopes to modernize the tale by showing Guinevere topless."
