Reuters - Cable channel GSN has hired actress Kim Coles ("Living Single") and stand-up comedian Judy Gold to host the pilots for its revivals of "The Dating Game" and "The Newlywed Game," respectively.

Reuters - NBC was the most-watched network last week, boosted by the third-season premiere of "America's Got Talent."

E! Online - Camp Rock, well, rocked. And now Disney is ready to roll on a sequel.

E! Online - Hilary Duff is chillin', Christina Ricci is channeling her inner Crayola, and Simon Cowell and George Clooney are going behind the scenes for their latest projects.

Reuters - Broadcast TV has had a hard time catching a break this past year.

AP - A grown man wearing a diaper is spun around until he can barely stand, then is made to try an obstacle course carrying pitchers of milk without spilling any. Another man, dressed like an insect, flings himself onto a giant-sized "windshield" with a giant-sized "splat."

E! Online - Bethenny Frankel never seemed like a traditional hausfrau (maybe that's why we like her so much), but as of this weekend the Real Housewives of New York City star is probably closer to being a domestic goddess than the countess or Jill Zarin are ever gonna get.

E! Online - There may be seven words you can never say on television, but only five are needed to describe George Carlin. At least according to Robin Williams.

E! Online - Tom Hanks probably won't be hurting too much if there's an actors' strike, but that doesn't mean he cares to see any hard-up fellow thesps slinging lattes at Starbucks instead of practicing their craft this summer.

E! Online - When you consider the body count The Sopranos racked up over six spread-out seasons, you figure 10 pounds isn't too much dead weight to store in your living room.

E! Online - Larry Birkhead would like to set the record straight.

AP - More than 30 years after George Carlin pronounced "Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television," some of those words have lost their sting.

AP - When he shucked the coat and tie for black T-shirts and jeans, grew his hair long and began to riff about those "Seven Words You Can Never Say on TV," George Carlin became more than just the countercultural comedian.