Reuters - Barack Obama has spent days rejecting charges of flip-flopping on Iraq, but the presidential contender on Wednesday owned up to changing positions on another issue -- letting his daughters be interviewed on television.

Reuters - The team behind critical hit television drama "The Wire" brings the Iraq War into U.S. living rooms this Sunday in HBO's "Generation Kill," taking on what has proven to be a dangerous minefield for Hollywood.

E! Online - Call it Survivor: The California Legal System.

AP - Lara Logan, the chief foreign affairs correspondent for CBS News, tells The Washington Post she is pregnant, and the father is a married federal contractor whom she met while stationed in Iraq.

E! Online - The appetizer was hot.

E! Online - Big Brother is rerooting itself in history.

E! Online - Well, some actors are squared away.

E! Online - One chef pissed off Gordon Ramsay just a little less than the other.

AP - Joe E. Tata is cooking again in the role of Peach Pit diner owner Nat for the new incarnation of "Beverly Hills 90210."

AP - TV One, the cable network aimed at African-American viewers, will cover Barack Obama's nominating convention but is ignoring John McCain's.

Reuters - NBC Universal on Tuesday formally announced the most wide-ranging coverage plan for any Olympics in history, including 225 hours over 17 days on NBC and 3,600 hours total across TV, online and mobile.