"America's Most Wanted" finds a new home — on Lifetime
John Walsh and his crimefighting show will return for Season 25 later this year on the cable network.
He's an outsider and insider: Why Oscar host Eddie Murphy is a great idea
"In a very odd sense," says Matt Zoller Seitz, "he's a little bit like Letterman — a performer who was very much the architect of his own success, and would not be afraid to risk giving offense if he thought it would get a laugh, and who will probably come into the broadcast feeling beleaguered and edgy. But unlike Letterman — or Ricky Gervais — he's likely to have a keen sense of just how far to push things, and when to stop, because … He's an insider, too."
This could be more explosive than Ricky Gervais at Golden Globes
He brings a movie star's gravitas, unlike Jon Stewart
It's a win-win situation // 13 things that need to happen
Chuck Lorre: Ashton Kutcher's first "Men" was a highlight of my career
"The audience just went crazy," the "Two and a Half Men" creator says of that "electric" moment. "We were all giddy and humbled by the experience. It was one of the most memorable moments in my career." Meanwhile Jon Cryer still has not heard from Charlie Sheen. "I don't even have his number," says Cryer. "He still has mine."
Jay Mohr joins "Subrgatory" as Cheryl Hines' absentee husband
Mohr will play a character who models his life on two Donalds — Draper and Trump.
"Toddlers & Tiaras" star, age 3, dresses as a "Pretty Woman" prostitute
Check out three-year-old Paisley in the Julia Roberts role.
New 9/11 PSA features Lady Gaga, Pauly D, Julianne Hough
Watch the PSA for 911day.org.
Bravo: We haven't decided whether to air the Russells' marriage counseling
"Any report regarding the content of upcoming episodes is mere speculation," says a network spokesperson.
3-D TV a bust?
Sales of 3-D sets have slowed and there is even speculation that ESPN 3D might shutter.
"Idol" rocker James Durbin signs a record deal
19 Management will still work with Durbin, but he has signed on for the smaller Wind-Up Reocrds.
"True Blood's" Lindsay Pusipher joins "The Hatfields and McCoys"
She'll play Bill Paxton's daughter in the History channel miniseries.
"Glee" finds Mike Chang's parents
Actors Tamlyn Tomita and Keong Sim are joining "Glee" this season as Ryan Murphy tries to focus more on characters like Chang, who haven't had much screentime. PLUS: Chris Colfer on Kurt and Blaine.
It's back to basics for "Sons of Anarchy"
After last season's "experimental" storyline involving Northern Ireland and the IRA, "Sons of Anarchy" is back to its Charming roots for Season 4. As Alan Sepinwall notes, "It's good to have the show back playing to its strengths, rather than turning its characters into pawns in an elaborate game being played between characters the audience had no investment in. The three episodes I've seen are much more satisfying than all but the first and last episodes of last season."
Kurt Sutter: "I'd really have to f*ck it up for us to not get to seven seasons"
Charlie Hunnam: Expect big changes by end of the season
Katey Sagal: "We are in the world of anarchists"
According to Deadline Hollywood, the 84th Academy Awards has picked Eddie Murphy to host, and the 50-year-old comedian has agreed to the job. The gig will re-team Murphy with the director of his upcoming movie "Tower Heist," Brett Ratner, who is serving as the producer of next year's ceremony. Meanwhile, Murphy's agency thinks it'll be "a real coup for Murphy's dormant career which is about to get a kick-start," according to Deadline.
Monday, Sept. 5 marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of 
"We thought about it," says exec producer Conrad Green, who adds: "We try to follow what happens in real ballroom competitions. That was the original intention of the show. And while we are aware that there are same-sex couples, the competitions are usually mixed-gendered." PLUS: 
