by Amy K. Bredemeyer
Wipeout was renewed for a fifth season. Also, new camera techniques will be added, and Vanessa Minnillo will take over for Jill.
If you'd like to read about the newest season of Burn Notice (back Thursday!), as well as an exclusive clip, go here.
Charlie Sheen's trial will not be aired live, as a federal judge ordered it be settled by private arbitration rather than a public trial by jury.
Glee now has a writing staff. And, the kids on Glee will graduate next spring.
Before he resigned last week, Anthony Weiner was offered the opportunity to play himself on Entourage. In the first photo released of the newest Duggar, Michael James, Jana is missing. I'm not sure why.
Lance Bass has apparently sold six reality shows, including one that will be about putting together boy bands, which we'll see on VH1.
If you haven't seen the all-Betty-White AARP commercial, here you go. I love it.
We're going to be at Comic-Con this year. So will panels from The Big Bang Theory, Chuck, Fringe, Nikita, Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, Alcatraz, Person of Interest, The Secret Circle, Childrens Hospital, Green Lantern: The Animated Series, The Looney Tunes Show, MAD, and ThunderCats, among others. From that list, I'm most looking forward to ThunderCats!! Here's the WB announcement.
Josh Cooke, who played Ben on Better with You, will have a recurring role on Dexter.
Conan O'Brien will have a small role (like in the background) on How I Met Your Mother next season. In the same interview I linked to, Neil Patrick Harris says that he's "Papa" and David is "Daddy" to their children. I think that's really cute.
CBS will be hosting the Grammys for ten more years.
Roseanna Barr is going to be back on television next month, as Roseanne's Nuts premieres on Lifetime July 13th. Sixteen half-hour episodes have been ordered.
DirecTV has come out with an anti-microbial remote for use in hotels.
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