E! Online - Good news for those who just watch it for the articles...

AP - "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" will remain on the case for another season on USA Network.

E! Online - American Idol took the headlines. Grey's Anatomy took the plunge.

AP - Fresh off his first sitcom role, Terrell Owens is ready to take on more television jobs. Just don't look for one of them to be on "Dancing With the Stars."

Reuters - As Nashville embraces music reality shows like "Nashville Star," "Gone Country," "Can You Duet" and "GAC Star," two country stars are taking a more old-school approach to discovering new talent.

AP - Nearly eight years later, the dire consequences of the vote dispute in Florida are more evident than ever to many Americans. Even so, enough time has passed for us to enjoy some laughs from that comedy of errors, and to savor the story for its own dramatic value.

Reuters - In November 2000, Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris was the most hated woman in America by many Democrats, which is why self-described liberal Laura Dern loved portraying her in the new HBO movie, "Recount."

E! Online - Let's see...We'll trade you two Cheerleaders and an HRG for that mint-condition Haitian and a Nathan Petrelli.

E! Online - American Idol cooked.

AP - Barry Livingston admits he's not movie hero material. The former child star from "My Three Sons" definitely doesn't look the part.

AP - "Cougars 4 Cook."

Reuters - The Fox network, long a second-tier upstart beside the Big Three U.S. broadcasters, finished the season as undisputed ratings leader for the first time after a year that saw the TV industry battered by a writers' strike and other woes.

AP - 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.