Reuters - It's a felony to print money, but Disney, for all practical purposes, has found a way around that law. By adhering closely to its "High School Musical" formula and stretching the results over even more of its divisions, Disney has devised a way to generate coin more efficiently than the U.S. Mint.

Reuters - Foul-mouthed British chef Gordon Ramsay prompted Australia's parliament on Thursday to push for tighter rules to protect viewers from swearing on television.

AP - CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — A Senate panel rejected calls Thursday to ban certain swear words on Australian TV following an inquiry prompted by a popular series on restaurant kitchens with foul-mouthed British chef Gordon Ramsay.

E! Online - Matt Damon's gonna have to keep watching his back for a few more years.

Reuters - Showtime's pot-themed comedy series "Weeds" started its fourth season off on a real high, becoming the network's most-watched telecast on record.

AP - When did "watching television" become an outdated term?

Reuters - Don Cornelius has sold his "Soul Train" franchise to MadVision Entertainment, a multimedia company specializing in branded urban content and production.

AP - The crowd at Tim Russert's funeral Wednesday would have made a great panel on his Sunday morning news show.

AP - Michelle Obama said Wednesday she was "touched" that first lady Laura Bush came to her defense after she was harshly criticized by Republicans for her February comment that for the first time in her adult life she was proud of the United States.

E! Online - Fueled by the resurgent NBA Finals, TV ratings are going where TV ratings rarely go: up.

E! Online - Selena Gomez wants everyone to know she's not feuding with Miley Cyrus.

E! Online - There once were seven words that you couldn't say on TV. Luckily for George Carlin, you could say them on stage.

AP - Joan Rivers' salty tongue got her booted from a British daytime talk show in the middle of its live broadcast.