AP - In filming a sequel to a 2000 series about Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, ABC News producers found that reality television had changed how they could present reality on television.

Reuters - More than three years after it went off the air, "NYPD Blue" is still at the center of a battle over broadcast indecency.

Reuters - HBO has renewed its half-hour psychotherapy drama "In Treatment" for a second season and is moving production on the show from Los Angeles to New York.

Reuters - Alfre Woodard will star opposite Christian Slater in NBC's new Jekyll and Hyde-themed drama series "My Own Worst Enemy."

Reuters - Disney Channel's Jonas Brothers movie "Camp Rock" debuted big Friday night, though it didn't match last year's record-setting "High School Musical 2."

AP - George Carlin, the dean of counterculture comedians whose biting insights on life and language were immortalized in his "Seven Words You Can Never Say On TV" routine, died of heart failure Sunday. He was 71.

E! Online - A familiar face will be sitting in the seat left tragically vacant by Tim Russert on Meet the Press.

AP - LAS VEGAS (AP) — They're not traditional family heirlooms, but Larry Birkhead's is not a traditional family.

Reuters - NBC News picked veteran Tom Brokaw to moderate "Meet the Press" through the 2008 U.S. election season, NBC News President Steve Capus said on Sunday.

AP - Veteran news anchor Tom Brokaw has agreed to moderate NBC's "Meet the Press" through the November election to fill the vacancy created by the death of Tim Russert.

AP - In filming a sequel to a 2000 series about Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, ABC News producers found that reality television had changed how they could present reality on television.

E! Online - Temps are soaring in Hollywood today, but it's gonna get a whole lot hotter in September!

E! Online - The question was: Could three Jonases take down one Zac Efron? The answer was yes—and no.

E! Online - Katie Couric's charm isn't winning over audiences on television and it certainly isn't helping get the tax man off her back. He wants the CBS newswoman to pay her debt now.

E! Online - It's going to take an army—or at least a stronger contingent than they've got over at The View—to take down Ellen DeGeneres.