'Life Unexpected' Recap: Still Feel Sorry for Lux After This? Didn't Think So

'The Real Housewives of Orange County' Star Dating Husband's Friend

'Bones' Digs Up Gravedigger Storyline

Back in season 2, a super badass villain was introduced in the form of The Gravedigger, who abducted people, buried them alive and then demanded ransom to reveal their location so they could be saved before they die of suffocation. The case hit close to home as The Gravedigger took Brennan and Hodgins and buried them alive. Bones eventually revisited this storyline in the fourth season in which the Gravedigger was revealed to be Assistant US Attorney Heather Taffet, who kidnapped Booth and left him for dead. And since then, Bones fans have been begging for justice to be served.
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Christopher Lloyd Heads to 'Chuck'

How I Met Your Mother: The Fine Line Between Rabbit and Duck

'Heroes' Finale Review: Claire Did What Samuel Couldn't Do

Amanda Seyfried Talks About Leaving 'Big Love'

Meaty 'Life Unexpected' Spoilers You'd Want to Know

One 'Office' Couple Makes it Official

House: Hugh Laurie-Leighton Meester Reunion in May-December Movie?

High School Musical: Zac Efron to be Set on 'Fire'

Audrina Patridge Filmed Super Bowl Wardrobe Malfunction for 'The Hills'

The Girls Next Door: Kendra Wilkinson Sheds Tears After Super Bowl

'Project Runway's Heidi Klum Tries Out Designing with Own Maternity Line

Keeping Up with the Kardashians: Kim "Proud" of Reggie Bush for Super Bowl Victory

It had to be one or the other when it came to Super Bowl Sunday between the Saints and the Colts, and apparently the Keeping Up with the Kardashians camp took home the win.  While the side of Kendra Wilkinson and her Basketts wallow in their loss, Kim Kardashian and her beau Reggie Bush are overjoyed.

'Hannah Montana' Gets Jon Cryer to Play Dad

Kate Gosselin to Release Book of Personal Letters

'American Idol' Roundup: Videos Galore! Kris Allen, Simon Cowell's Haiti Single, and Carrie Underworm

Let's soothe our senses after Howard Stern expresses his interest in replacing Simon Cowell. It's an American Idol roundup, with loads of videos: delayed AOL sessions, an interview with David Cook, and a worm. No, really.

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Fringe: It's All About Family (And A Dysfunctional One At That)

I just watched Fringe's winter finale. It took a while, I know. I figured that with the eight-week hiatus, I might as well delay watching Thursday night's episode a bit; the episodes preceding it were just so good, I knew I couldn't wait that long.  I ended up watching earlier today, rather than holding out for another week or so.

We've always known that the Peter we're seeing is from the alternate universe, that our Walter nabbed him after the death of the original Peter. It's the one major reveal I expected to see at the end of this season, not halfway through it. Imagine the possibilities of the gang realizing that their connections to the imminent catastrophic collision between two worlds is much bigger and goes way beyond Walter's knowledge and experiments. It's someone they've been working with! It's Peter!

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Daniel Dae Kim Joins 'Hawaii Five-O' Reboot

With Lost already in its final season, there's one question: where will the main cast go after the finale airs? We've got an answer concerning Daniel Dae Kim: he's staying in Hawaii.

Indeed, there is no leaving this island.

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'Smallville' Fan Columnist: Absolute Justice Recap (Part Two)

In case you missed Smallville's "Absolute Justice" Part One click here! 

'The Bachelor' 14 Episode 6 Recap: Rose Ceremony? More Like Blows Ceremony

Tonight on The Bachelor: Jake meets the families of his final four ladies (Ali, Vienna, Corrie, and Gia) and learns more about why three of them are sweet and one of them is spoiled. (Guess who!)

Then, before the final rose ceremony, Jake is dealt a blow that will CHANGE EVERYTHING. And by "change everything," I mean there will be no rose ceremony, because one woman drops out and the rest will join Jake in St. Lucia. So not much will change, except that Jake isn't making this decision. And maybe that's for the best.

Before we begin, check out my alternate headlines for this livethoughts article. (Clearly "Blows Ceremony" needed to win, given its poetic wordplay that rivals Shakespeare.)

Which do you like best?

Homeward Frowned [Jake will be doing a lot of that tonight.]
Homeward Drowned [Metaphorically speaking... unfortunately. JK!]
Home Despot [Vienna reference: too harsh?]
Bringing Home the Mistaken [Mmm... bacon.]
Home is Where the Harm Is [This is simply true.]
Fly Away Home [Similar plot alert: A girl who can fly leads home some confused chicks who have lost their way and never stop quacking. ZING!]

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Howard Stern is Serious About Leaving Sirius for 'American Idol'

We hoped it was a horrible rumor. But it appears there's more truth than fiction to the report that Howard Stern is being considered as a replacement for Simon Cowell on American Idol.The shock jock took some time on his show this morning to discuss the Idol rumors and in a very Howard way, he managed to stir up even more controversy.

While FOX has denied approaching the shock jock, Stern confirmed that there has been interest in him permanently joining the Idol judging panel. Perhaps most shocking of all, Stern thinks he'd be just the guy for the job. "If I do say so myself, I can't imagine anyone else but me replacing [Cowell]. I mean, I don't know. How else are they going to make that show work? Who knows how to broadcast and who knows how to be interesting? And who's not afraid to speak their mind?"

CW Moves 'America's Next Top Model' Cycle 14 Premiere to March 10

To boost exposure for its new series High Society and Fly Girls, the CW has announced that cycle 14 of America's Next Top Model will premiere with a 90-minute episode on March 10-- instead of March 3, as previously announced.

America's Next Top Model will air from 8pm to 9:30pm, and High Society will debut in the 9:30-10:00pm timeslot.

The same schedule will air on Wednesday, March 17, with another 90-minute episode of America's Next Top Model, followed by episode two of High Society.

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'Lost' vs. 'Fringe' - Who Has the Better Alternate Universe?

Last week two shows created by J.J. Abrams centered heavily on the idea of an alternate universe.  On Lost, the show introduced an altverse where the bomb blew up the Island and Oceanic 815 landed safely in Los Angeles.  On Fringe, the team got one step closer to tracking down the man trying to bring down the walls between two parallel universes.

But which altverse is superior?  Which show handles the idea of an alternate universe more realistically, more dramatically and more compellingly?  It's the ultimate J.J. showdown between his former series and his current one.

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Andre Leon Talley Signed On for 3 'America's Next Top Model' Seasons

Vogue editor Andre Leon Talley has finished filming America's Next Top Model cycle 14, and has signed on for at least two more seasons as a modeling judge alongside creator Tyra Banks, noted fashion photographer Nigel Barker, and revolving guest judges including Whitney Port, Rachel Roy and Sally Hershberger.

Talley spoke to WWD about how he ended up on ANTM eight long years after Tyra originally offered him a job as a judge, and how his Vogue boss, noted hard-ass Anna Wintour, took the news about his new gig:

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