"The Simpsons" vets Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein have been named exec producers on Fox's animated laffer "Sit Down, Shut Up." read more »

Has NBC placed its bet on the wrong funnyman? Having pledged to replace The Tonight Show’s Jay Leno with Conan O’Brien in 2009, the network recently saw its Host of the Future get beat in the ratings for an entire week by CBS’s eminently non-threatening Craig Ferguson. read more »

Michael Rapaport has landed a role in Fox's "Prison Break." read more »

Deep inside Stage 11 on the bustling Warner Bros. lot, a giant of a television show is starting to die. read more »

ABC will introduce only two new series in the fall, one of them scripted, in a schedule the network admits was severely affected by the 100-day TV writers strike. read more »

"The Bachelor" will be looking for love all over again on VH1. The lifestyle cable network said Thursday it acquired the full library of ABC's reality competition series. read more »

It's true: "Desperate Housewives" will flash-forward five years. read more »

While those are the exact words David Cook used to describe his feelings about the final performance episode of the American Idol season, they also describe my own approach to looking at the evening's indisputably entertaining festivities. read more »

Remembering our favorite zingers from Wilhelmina, Daniel, Amanda, and the rest of the cast, as season 2 comes to an end this week read more »

With a strong finishing kick from "American Idol," Fox captured the distinction of America's most popular television network for the first time since it began operation in 1987. by DAVID BAUDER at news.yahoo.com read more »