Submitted by Erica Bowen on March 16, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Betty White is one hot actress.
The 88-year-old fan favorite has signed to star in the new TV Land sitcom Hot in Cleveland, the network announced Tuesday.
White will take on the role of the snarky but lovable Elka Ostrovsky, property caretaker of the home that co-stars — Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Malick — rent after their plane makes an emergency landing in Cleveland and they decide to stay.
Submitted by Rich King on March 16, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Paula Abdul's job search may be over.
The former American Idol judge is in the midst of finalizing a deal to help ABC relaunch the classic '80s talent competition Star Search, according to Entertainment Weekly.
The network isn't commenting, but the 47-year-old Abdul would reportedly juggle hosting and judging duties for the reboot, which could debut this summer.
Submitted by Matt Murai on March 15, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Mike Tyson is stepping into the reality TV ring with a new show for the birds.
The former heavyweight champion will star in an Animal Planet series that takes viewers inside the world of pigeon racing, the network announced Monday.
The show, currently titled Taking on Tyson, will feature the boxer going toe-to-toe against several individuals in hopes of being crowned a champ all over again.
Submitted by Rich King on March 15, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Tiger Woods is the latest celebrity target of South Park co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
Submitted by K.R. Gomez on March 12, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Controversial NFL star Michael Vick has joined the cast of Spike TV's Pros vs. Joes, the network announced Friday.
Vick joins a star-studded cast that includes fellow Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback Donovan McNabb, Terrell Owens, Antonio Gates, Warrick Dunn, Isaac Bruce, Derrick Brooks and Jeff Garcia. The basketball legends are Hakeem Olajuwon, Chris Mullin, Kenny Smith, Brent Barry, Isaiah Rider and Rick Fox.
Submitted by Rich King on March 12, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Katherine Heigl is on the verge of leaving Seattle's Grace Hospital.
Grey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes has reportedly agreed to release the 31-year-old star from her contract with the ABC show, reports Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello.
The move would end Heigl's rocky six-year relationship with the series that turned her into a star as Dr. Izzie Stevens.
Submitted by K.R. Gomez on March 11, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Chad Ochocinco is getting his wish this offseason - more and more camera time!
The Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver will star in a new VH1 reality dating show titled The Tournament, the network announced Thursday.
Submitted by Rich King on March 11, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Betty White's Facebook movement has paid off: the loveable star will host Saturday Night Live in May.
The 88-year-old actress will host a special Mother's Day episode on May 8 that will also reunite six former female SNL cast members, most of them moms: Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Molly Shannon, Maya Rudolph, Ana Gasteyer and Rachel Dratch.
Submitted by Rich King on March 10, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Charlie Sheen is in the process of leaving rehab and will resume work on Two and a Half Men next week, his rep tells The Hollywood Reporter.
The 44-year-old actor will be back on the job next Tuesday after entering rehab for an undisclosed reason on Feb. 23. Sheen's treatment halted production on the hit CBS show.
Submitted by Matt Murai on March 8, 2010
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Brooke Burke is heading back to Dancing With the Stars.
The 38-year-old TV personality will report for duty alongside Tom Bergeron as the show's new co-host, an announcement made Monday on ABC's Good Morning America.
"Today is one of the most exciting days ever!!! With the exception of my family and children, today tops the list of all my professional endeavors!!!" said Burke on her official Web site.
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