Reuters - The new fall season is upon us. Here's what to watch on television in September.

AP - Christopher Meloni is starting his 10th season as steely sex-crimes Detective Elliot Stabler on NBC's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." For six seasons on HBO's prison drama "Oz," he played for the other side as a murderous psychopath jailed for life.

AP - It has the makings of a reality show: both "Project Runway" winner Christian Siriano and "The Hills" star Lauren Conrad are creating gowns for this month's Emmy Awards.

AP - Ellen DeGeneres premiered her sixth season as host of "Ellen" with two notable changes: a new studio and a wedding ring.

AP - Charles Gibson's producer says no issue is off the table for Sarah Palin's first TV interview as a vice presidential candidate, which ABC is hoping it can air in part on Thursday.

Reuters - Harold Perrineau is being held hostage for his next big-screen role.

Reuters - Considering that the events weren't supposed to be newsworthy, the media got some kind of workout at the Democratic and Republican national conventions. Between the historic nature of the nominees from both parties, a hurricane that threatened the RNC and a plethora of story lines, there was no shortage of stories -- not to mention winners and losers.

AP - Barack Obama competed against himself Monday with interviews airing simultaneously on two different networks. They might as well have been two different galaxies.

Reuters - ABC News is spending more time trying to assemble the logistics of its exclusive interview with Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin than it did negotiating with the McCain campaign itself.

Reuters - The new fall season is upon us. Here's what to watch on television in September.

Reuters - Whether it was the constant on-air feuding between the anchors or the Republican Party's protests that it was getting a raw deal, MSNBC moved closer to the journalistic center over the weekend with news that Chris Matthews and Keith Olbermann would no longer be anchoring Election Night programming.

Reuters - NBC's Chicago Bears-Indianapolis Colts game took the ratings crown Sunday night, though a football overrun helped the premiere of Fox's new Japanese-style game show "Hole in the Wall."