E! Online - Lauren Conrad's not the only one making the jump to scripted TV. Well, slightly more scripted than usual TV, that is.

AP - J.R., Bobby, Sue Ellen and other members of the Ewing clan are getting back together for a "Dallas" reunion party.

E! Online - J.R., Bobby, Sue Ellen and the gang are going back to Dallas.

AP - "I may not be able to do the 40th. Thirty years is pretty good, and the show is still very popular." — Larry Hagman, on his plans to attend a "Dallas" reunion party, in an interview with The Dallas Morning News. The popular prime-time soap opera ran from 1978 to 1991.

Reuters - Al Jazeera's English-language coverage of the Myanmar crackdown and a current affairs program have earned the network its first International Emmy news nominations.

AP - On the "Mad Men" premiere last summer, a boozy Pete Campbell hauled himself from his bachelor party to the door of Peggy Olson's modest Brooklyn apartment.

AP - Kid Rock is returning to the Video Music Awards for another hit performance — and this time it doesn't involve a fistfight with Tommy Lee.

Reuters - As a tireless questioner of authority and a consummate Washington insider, pioneering White House correspondent Helen Thomas has covered nine U.S. presidents over a span of nearly a half century.

AP - Quiet time is a rarity for the Jonas Brothers these days.

E! Online - If things go well for Pamela Anderson and her new man, she could soon become royalty.

E! Online - Lauren Conrad plays herself on an upcoming episode of ABC Family's Greek, but that's not the only show she may want to pop up on.